Hon. John p Hale
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itis not ye, settled whether this gentleman is
to Re turned out of his party and out OF Congress
by the Loco. .Focos of New. Hampshire for daring
to oppose the Annexation of Teyas in full view
of the extension of Slavery thereby. His Letto'
is very generally denounced by the Loco.Feco
journals, and one (he Gazette at Portsmouth,
strikes his name froIa the list of candidates ior
next Congress. A State Convention to consider
the question OF dropping him is agitated.


gy~ The Governor OF Louisiaas thus concludes
ais Message, transmitting MIR, Babba,d's letters, tc
the Legislature:


In eonnecon with this subject hsNr though: 10, anss
IN mi, r your consideration letters from person
cnips TO be the Agen for th, CITY, urter 'e


TINS Is done not because the individual OF s etfer are Jee
ed wohy your notice with apy degn 10 give eel, "
a, that they possibly iLd,cSe lSe eSpedeh.
o. III ,uch further legislation, guard the s 20 n.uie
rom the inrusi n of any such einissary A MoVAoA.