New Hampshire Convention--mr. Hale

A letter fïom a friend in Concord.ininfortna us, that the St.ile Convention of New Hiimpshire, held on the 30ih uit., vas a glorious gaihering of more than three hundred of the best and strongest men in ihe Staie, all of whom were in tlie best of spirit--, and confident in the belief that tlu Liberty cause is stronger in that state" al this moment than evar before, and that the next e'ection w ïi 1 Crown the exertions of its friends with a complete triumnJ}. '!.".,.) convention appoinied a fill delegation to altend the Nmional Convention ai Buffiilo, at t!ie hea I of wliicli stands Hon. Amos Tuck. the reoently eleeted member of Coneress, and advisei a postponement of tl e nomnation of enndid.nes for the Presidencv ar.d Vice Rresidency, by the Liberty party, till next spring. The Convention cnammocblt recommended joiin p. hale to the LiBEaTY Party, as its candidato por the President. This seiiles the qiihstiun ast') the acceptance, by thal gentleman, of the Liberty nomination, ifit is tendered to him. He left the whole matter to ihe unbia;sed eletermimtion of this asvmblngo of his friends, represpnlin as ihey did, those noble men wlio have stood by him so fir:nly during tlie politica 1 struggles of the l'ist tliee years. Thev have now decided, not that they liad confidence in him as tlie tried and sterling champion of liberly, (for of this they had given reiterated proofs) but, that t was their desire that his name t.lnuld he )laced on the list of those frotn which the Liberly party is to select i:s President tial candidale. By their i'ecision he abides, having done nothing to secure tlif resuli, except to give to the country and the slave those good works, (more trusiworthy than a üousand w ritten or spoken pledges) which have made his name familiar as a houselio'd word to every friend and every onemy of frerdom n tlie Union. Mr. Hale's name, therefore, is at the disposal of she Buffalo Convention. - Emancipalor. 05a" We hope all our readers who are or have been VVhigs, will read nttentively ihe cnmmunicatirm from 'An Aniislavery Whig.' Itcontains thouglila worthy of atiPiition. Perhaps they will be more willing lo benr truihs from one of their own numl,er a prominent member of the party, than from Liberty men. (Cr-The Liberty Party of New York have nominated for Litut. Governor. C. O. Shepard : for Secretary of State Wilüan Jay.