"WHIG" SENTIMENT.
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A request was recently made for the use of the
Representatives Hall of the State of N. Hampshire
by the ntislavery Society, and rejected 118 to 1O3
The request was made made through Geo. Kent,
esq. Federal member, and brother to the Federal
Governor Kent, of Maine. The federalists voted
to let the Abelitionists have the Hall-the demo-
cratic republicans against it.


The following is from a correspondent of the
Boston Atlas written at Concord, N. H.


Although are in minority, and cannot rea-
sonaby e:Cpect to carry any measure 1ottch
L" 1OouLd be al, inde1 Of the WHIG sENTIMENr-yet


no true friend of his country at this hour of its pc
"ril--who glories in the advance of principles which
" constitute the sheet-anchor, which must save
when the storm RACES loudest-can but feel proud
of his representatives in both branches of the Le-
"gislature Perhaps there has never been conven-
ed in the State-House more intelligent body Of
s." men than those who there represent the princi-
piles now predominant in great majority OF the
United States. But talent, experience, character
"-the possession of those requisites, so essential
to good administration of Government, in all its
" forms-is here crying sin-for our opponents,
from the Governor to his stirrupholders everlast
ingly accuse US, and insist upon it. that we have
" all the "decency, all the talent, all the religion
b" and all the wealth." and it is expected that, by
" and by, they will hang under the second, or
" some other section, because our ancestors wore
hats shirts and shoes, and we persist in adhering
" to the fashion"