New Hampshire Statesman And Concord Register

The Hon. Henry Hubbard, for several years Speaker of the House of Representatives of this State, whose talents the federalists have heretofore acknowledged, is now a supporter of the election of Gen. Jackson—Woodbury's "Thing."

We believe we have never particularly alluded to the secession of the Hon. Henry Hubbard from the ranks of the Administration—having deemed it an affair of very little consequence—and should not at this time, were it not blazoned forth in the Jackson papers, with the design of producing some effect where the Hon. Gentleman may not be as well known as he is in the Counties of Cheshire and Sullivan. Nothing that this man can do, in the way of doing that part of a circus rider's performance called somersetting, will surprise those who know him: for he has always been like the ass between the two stacks of hay: or like the Swiss soldiery, ready to fight for those who hold forth the best promises of reward. How or by what means he has so soon ingratiated himself into the favor of the Jackson party, we are at a loss to divine; and how men who pretend to be warring for principle; who are constantly charging men with apostacy who maintained the doctrines of republicanism long before their revilers had left their cradles, can receive this man into their communion with open arms, is left for those who can to account for.