Before And After

Beore Eleclion, in 1844, the Boston Atlas said: "The whig party are seeking the same ohject [as the political aboliüonists] by the same instnnnentalily, political actiOD." After Election, in 1845, the same pa per says: "We have no con íbrmity of sentiment no conformity of feeling with the 'politi cal abolitionists.' " It is very apparent that before elec tion, this organ of the whigs feit the ne cessity of more votes; since then the