NEW HAMPSHIRE
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The Annual Election in this State takes place on
Tuesday, the lIth inst, when Governor. four
Members of Congress, State Councillors, (fve,D
Senate (twelve,) and House OF Representatives,
are TO be chosen. An excellent Wing State Ticket
is in the field headed by Gen ANTHONY COLBY, Of
New London, for Governor, and such Is the unpo-
pularity which Gov. Steele has contriyed 10 incur,


hat Colby might be elected if the Wings would all
do their duiy-which one-third ofthem Will be very
careful not to do. They are content TO wonder why
the people permit such msgovernment without
outing forth one manly effort 10 resist IL II the
Loco-Focos of New Hampshire, are more benisht-
ed and wrong headed than those OF any other State,
it is because the Wings, TO great extent, are less
faithful and manly than the Wings OF any other
State, South Carolina excepted party which
will not stand up has no reason to complain II II Is
uampled on.


Some Of the Loco-Focos feel indignant at the
sacrifice of rpanspeaking Representative JOHN
p. HALE on the altar OF eternal and encroachins
slavery They will vote for him, spite OF the little
caucus which assembled at Concord, prescribed
him for telling the uu and II all the voters IN the
State who approve his letter were TO carry his name
on their ballots for Congress, he would probably be
elected, to be thorn in the sides of the Annexa-


onsts in the next Congress. But we can hardly
hope FOR any such course in New Hampshire.


