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Gov Johnson, of South Carolina, communicated to the egsat by special message on the l1ih in- stani series abolition resolutions, adopted by the legislature of New Hampshire and transmitted by the Executive of that Slalt.

 These are the first resolutions of that kind which ever disgraced the legislature of the Granite Siate On the contrary, during the democratic ascendancy in that State, resolutions aer resolutions have been adopted, declaring the fl m adherence of that State to the consituiio al decncl of the south from ihe factous attempts of abolionism. Last year the wings and alo onisls succeeded in overthrowlng the democracy the ascendancy Tn the le- gislature-and elected an abolition Governor, and an abolition Senator in Congress Then, for the first time the volce of New Hampshire came abroad in the tones D ianacIsnla and faction and her egis lature and Governor insuted southern State by sending 10 her Executive a string of abolition dog mas and denuncations. This Is another of thnse 'happy results" of ihe whig 'yctory' in New Hampshire for which so many whg presses in the south have made their congra elalions.

 The legislature South Carolina disposed yer, quickly of he mss from the ,ctorious ~higgcry ot cd resolutions directing the Governor of the State to return pftdiiuie hHu IeSulutlOHs Wltuout Cuu- men, to the Executive of New Hampshire.

 0o- We learn from the Advertiser that the Wiig Revisw, favorlie whig mal azne has been lectur- ingon reciprocity treaties, and repudating them as unconstitutional. His text is the Z,it Vusia lrea- ,y, rejected by the Senate in the last Congress- MT Webster seems 10 belosing his reputation among the wings expounder of constitution nal law Reciprocity treaties ayorlte notions ofhls when Secretary of State He made great speech at Bal timore on that subject in 1872 we believe-and this very Zoll- Veren arrangement is sreat fayo,e Of his Now, il seems that the whole thing is npol tc and unconstitutional

 Go- The people ofTexas, it soems, are getting in- to wrath with Mr. Polk and Gen. Kearny for taking Santa Fe and organizing government for the country. It is an invasion ofTexas sovereignty they say. Did Gen. Kearny take il from the Tex