The New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

NOVEMBER 5. To the disgrace of the rising States of America, their inhabitants retain even now, in peace, the same venomous aversion to their Parent Country, which in the war, they carried to so odious an excess: In one of the last Boston newspapers, which particularly describes a procession made by the citizens in demonstration of their joy for the accession of their State to the new confederacy, there is an article pointing out with exultation, that "the British flag, hoisted on a cart, was drawn along displayed, and was perpetually saluted by vollies of small shot, in testimony of the detestation in which that perfidious nation ought to be held by America."—The brutality, insolence and cowardice, testified in this story, would render the fact incredible, were it not for this public record of it, which may be read at any of the American coffee-houses in the city.