MASSACHUSETTS, NULufIcATIoN.
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The negro-loring State of Massachusetts, accord ing 10 her own doctrine long since declared las dis solved the Union, and sci UP for herself, because Congress passed the annexation resolutions. We'll fl Massachusetts loves the negroes more than she does the Union-if she prefers to submit to British dieatoH rather tlan maintain the true interest hon Or and dignity of our own coanfry-if she can do better without the Union than with it-she can be sfared bg her sisters, without l5ss but not without raeret-fegrct that even her sb!aa lights" of the last Var, which were bad enough in all conscience, have now baan obscurad by the black cloud of a5o- iHioaisn. The brightness Of the Amoriean con steatoa will be but little dimlaed by her shooting from her sphere. The acquisition of the lone star of Texas will richly compensate for tae loss of a da1on saeh uncertain twiaklers as Massachusetts He repeat-let Der %, if she will Butour opinion is tt,at she can't bs-lickod ont of tlo Union.

 We arc indebted to the courtesy of Gov Drew for tbe following Resolves which have been for walea to him by the aut'saIitiss of Massachusetts As cQriosiiies we laY thea before eur readers.