NEW HAMPSHIRE.
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Ever since the government of this sterling old
State passed into the hands of the Abolionists
and Mexican Wings, efforts have been made to
cripple the arm Of the Federal Government in the
existing War; and to bring about u dissolution Of
the Union. s We observe that on the 18th uIt in
the Senate OF the United States, Mr.. Cilley, of
New Hampshire, introduced Preamble and
Resolutions, passed by the Mexican Wing Legis-
lature of that State, in favor Of the adoption of
measures for the extinction of slavery in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and declaring it as the wish Of
New Hampshire that slavery be exterminated.
How does it happen that all the nonslavehoIding
States which are Whig, take ground against the
war, and denounce slavery, while all the Demo
cratic States, of the description advocate the
war, and stand up to the domestic institutions OF
the South Whlthe Raleigh Register cnIighten
us2 And will that paper furthermore remind the
public that Mr.. Badger, in his Guilford Letter,
opposed the annexation of Texas because annex
alton would extend slavery. and that portion Of
the Wigs "a of GuiIfotd county petioned
Congress through John Quincy Adams, not to
annex Iexas as a slave State? And will that
paper, inasmuch as it is "rhe organ" be kind
enough to inform US whether Governor Graham
has not received certain. Resolutions from the
Mexican Wing Legislature of New Hampshire,
against The existing war and against slavery, and
ii so, what course that dgnilary has pursued, OF
expects to pursue, IN the premises2 We pause
for an answer, ,- -...