What The Slaveholders Say

"How have Ihe Abolitionists, so inconsiderable in numbers, and themselves without oilicial station, effecled so much ? The answer is obvious. They have adhered to principie. They have made it paramount to party organization and temporary policy, and they have thus held the balance of power between the two great parties. They have on this account been courted allemately, nnd together, by Whig and Democrat, until it has come about thut no mlitician, on either side, is considered as 'available,' who cannot enlist in hisbehalf this necessary vote ; and Ihey are actually at this moment controlingthe disiinics of this great cy ! Shall we not nrofit by their