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Several of the clergymen in New Hampshire


are making themselves quite prominent and noto,


rious by preaching against slavery and the exist
ing War with Mexico One ofthem, it seems, has
recently been to Europe, and having returned, he
talks sweetly of the verdant, fragrant morning
OF an European atmosphere. which he would
doubtless 6 be pleased to overspread the Uniled
When ciergymen step out of the pulpit
10 assaiht the institutions Of their own country or
" hen, under the influence ofparty preiudiees they
60 10 the ballot-box and vote for bad man for of


ice, The people have good cause for surprise and
darhn.g "A, wordto the wise, &e.- e,r -