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Our neighbor ntimates that he was frightened out of his hopes for the passage of the annexation meas ure through the Senate, by the efforts of ihe New York politicians and press to defeat it. How much more terrible two or three ddmocrats him than whole army of wings! Why every northern whig ed by Adams, and supported by such papers as the Tribune, the lnielligencer and even the Richmond Whig, they are deuouncing annexation as dissolu- ton of the Union, and declaring that they will split the government if any such measure for the support of the South and slavery is consummated. Our neighbor stands all tbis-sees his southern whig Congressmen quietly following in the wake and sanc- tioning all their violent fanalicism in opposition to the measure-and finds nothing among his ,Dhig brethren to complain of. But let few democrats of New-Y ork desert the South, as all these wings have done in body, and he immediately loses hope ef the of the measure, which he like the leader of his party, "as an individua,' is in favor off, [Vicksburg Sentinel.