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But to De subject to the jeers of travel lers, by stage or steam, whenever we poor wights, whose home is New Hampshire, chance to travel over earth or water-to be citizens of a State at which scorn points her "slow unmoving finger, ,"--to be called "White slaves of the North, 1.-the .ssubjects of Isaac Hill, ,o--and so forth. what shall we say? This is one of the sorest "ills that flesh is heir to- Go where we will we must travel incog. to avoid the taunts of the wayfaring man. "Isaac Hills Ee- gislatnre,n "IiilI's menials," ''the Dicta- tors men, are terms of no very ambiguous import and were our sons outcasts in Si- beria, they could not be, in the eyes of ali true patriots, in more hopeless bondage than we. are in the view of all those men who earnestly pray for our immediate eaaonclpa- tion."