EXETER. JULY r..
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The Legislature ofthis state closed its session
on Tuesday last. 1t is admitted we believe on
all sides, that gteater amount of talents has
been collected into the present House of Repre-
sentatives. than has been seen in that body for
many former years. An effect of this kind will
naturally follow from the calm of party spirit.
Gov. Plummer's economy" appears to be
growing out offashion as fast As its author. The
salaries Of the Judges have been raised by the
very men who curtailed them short time since
to crafty the low views of Gov. Plummer-to
him therefore now belongs all the glory of the
defunot half cent system. His Excellency ap-
pears to have become the setting sun, and his
worshippers have fallen off most sadly. He de-
clined his pretensions as Governor with view
to the office of Senator, but his old friends wick
edly pretended to understand him retiring
from publick life, and have gently let him down
down-to philosophise with Gen. Storor and
Doct Graves on the "ingratitude of republics"
We understand that Judge Bell's consent to the
caucus nomination of Governor has saved the
state from being insulted by the elevation of ID.
L. Morrill, to that otfice.-The new Warden OF
the State Prison is represented on all hands as IN
every respect qualified for that station. Capt.
Parrots appointment as Senator, appears partic-
ularly obnoxious to none but his competitors
He is said to be map of integrity and honouTa-
bic feelings.