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.Neac England.--The Globe exults in the result of he Connecticut election. It was by no means surprising; we have pre- dicted that all the New Epgland States will vote for Mir. Van Buren. not from the least attachment 10 the man, but merely 10 catry out the doctrine of the Northern Confedera- cy. The entire abolition party of New England, which includes men of all sects and principles, gn fer Mr. Yaa.a aa.a na.en CT the ground that he is northern man, and an aboitionist. If the South submits 10 this, the question is ended, and the abolt- ionists triumph. Ne must then hear no farther complaints from tho South, at the bold and determined project of the aboit- ionists. Mir. Van Buren, if he has the in elination, will not have the power to check them he Is their candidate, and he must submit to their will. Tbe South has this picture fully before them; this result broadly in view, and if they arc content so be 1t. The hour of salvation has not yet passed.

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