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.seio Hampshire.--The Legislature of this


state, convened at Portsmouth, on the 4th ns.


Nahum Parker was chosen President of the Senate,


and James Wilson. Speaker of the House OF Repre-.
sentatiyes. The whole number of votes for Gov
crnor at the late election. was So 3O?--necessars
70 a choice, l9,9i0. Benjamin Pierce, had 49,
672, aud John Bell, 81 ,l49 Several hundred ad-
dltiona votes for Gov. Pierce, we're not included,
by reason ol Illegal returns. Ihs election. It will
be recolected, was decided exclusively on national
politics. Pierce is an old revolutionary soldier, has
been uniform and consistent IN his principles His
competitor, Gov Bell, is of that class of time ser
v'rs and trimmers SO eminently conspicuous in
iScw England, in the cause Of the administration


II Is remarkable fact, that in every state east OF
The hudson, class of individuals. the least res
pectel for stability, irmness or integrity, have
been promoted through the influence of the Adams
mama, and il is no less true, that a reaction has
commenced, which viii soon reduce those aspi-
rants to their original nothingness. New EIamp-
shire will. next fall. give her undivided vote for
Jackson, and the editor Of the Mirror may we'll
exclalm that there is dange" Of Adams losing
Connecticut. Hartford Times