NEW HAMPSHIRE.
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We have before US The New Hampshire Patri
OF of the 18th instant, which contains full returns
of the late election in that State for Governor,
Members of Congress, and Members of the Leg.
islature. In this State it requires majority of
all the votes elect and this fact accounts for the
repeated attempts for the last six or seven months
to elect Member to Congress in place of the
traitor Hale The majority in all the votes
against Woodbury., the democratic candidate for
Congress, was in November last 2, 447 now it is
only 1446; and the majority against Williams,
the democratic candidate for Governor, is 1865.
In the House there will be one hundred and
twenty-six democrats, and one hundred and thirty"
four Federaists and Abolitionists.


The New Hampshire Patriot justly attributes
this result to the Clergy, to Hale, the traitor to
the Democratic party, who led on the allied
army" of fanatics, Federalists and Abolitioniss,
against Democracy and Texas, and to appeals,
constantly made, in the pulpit and at the fre-sde,
against " the encroachments of the slave power. !"
But that paper asserts what is undcniable-that
New Hampshire is out and out Democratic
State-and is in high Spirits confidently believing
as it does that one short year of Federal and Abb
olition misrule, will result in the permanent re-
generation Of the State.


And yet this is the Wing victory over which
the Raleigh Register exults That paper knows
how this triumph effected and the New
York Tribune Joins it as follows in its song of
glori6cation:


Wings of the Union glorious triumph has
been won by our brethren Of the Granite State,
which is deserving of your warmest congratula-
tons. 1t is the breaking away of the Northern
Gag Lao and .Slare Extension 1t is the up
rousng of Free State of the North, to demand
that the Compromises Of the Constitution shall be
respected in behalf of Freedom, well on the
side of Slavery"