Annexation aud slavery.
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Hon. John p. Hale, tho man who ought to bo
in the next Congress, and would if Now IIamp-
shire no, Slave State, gave tho following
Just illustration of the Slavery aspect of tho quos
ton in ofh his late speeches.


'.iIe would suppose (what was very truc) thn,
there was wc-conduc.cd temperance hotel at
Exeter, and also another (Which not tho fac. }
whero intemporancc. gambling, and vice wero
encoura ged, and made II public nuisance. The
keeper of the gambling house proposes to the pro-
prietor of the moral establishment to be annexed
and to carry on tho two concerns together, by
which he shows they can make profitable bust
ness. But says the temperance man Il am OPP
posed to swindling, gambling. and lntemperance.
'Poh!' replies tho other, 'tha, has nothing to do
with it2 shall swindle just many men, and
have just much drinking. whether am annex
cd to you or not? Now what would vou think OF
tho temperance if he should agree To this,
Il would take it,. ho might say. without swindiing
and drinking. If could: but Us can't viii not
take it, swndng. gambling and all; and this ho
said was correct illustration of taking Texas
with Slavery, because could not 60, /. with
OUT"