The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-10
Our New York Corresnnndenne.

The Hfatnad-- S. p Topns,gFs .cor.
sapWiHa-TAe Uatcrrifed" DE,
mocrdcy aHd their siDgaim Treatment
ofthcir" Donghfdccd' .S,notor. Grsat
me-" and their grem hoppiacss-Fa
g'hDe Stare Lao 0nd he propic Of
the Empire .Stott, Sc, S'c.
New YonN, Dec. 9Th, 1859.
My DEAR B
ltslrikes me that promised 10
drop yoh letter, occasionally, fsom this
great and growing village, and let you
know what some of the hundreds of thou
sands OF It's amlable inhabitants are doing
for aud against themselves and each 9th.
er. should have written you several
weeks ago, bad il not been for the in
fucnad, which has been committing its
peace-klling depre atoms upon nearly
all the great men in the cny-myself
among the rest. However, have now
escaped from its merciless companions
ship, thanks to the all.healiug potency of
DR.. S. p. Townsends SarsapariIla, one
bottle of which did the business" both
for me aud the Influenza. In my future
communications shall give your readers
little Interesting information concern
ing some of the leading notabltiies of
the city. aud don't know but gratitude,
combined with the admirable materials
for "prze tale" that his career will
fnrnish, will induce me to distinguish
DR. S. p. Townsend by gieing his rise
and progress" in The Register
There IS moi much news stirring just
now. The Democrats are striving To
galvanize Daniel S. Dickinson, the rep-
resentatve Of dough-face dom in the L.
S. Senate, from this State. info life by
the combined influence Of Grand Com
plmeniary Balls" brandy plnches, iced
champaign, and boned turkey. They
had great gathering. for that purpose,
few nights since, at Trpler Hall; bui
the only result accomplished by the
movement was the intoxication of its
leaders That result, however, is always
a welcome and satisfactory one 10 the
Unlerr6ed," consequently, we may OK
pect many like demonstrations during
the winter.
New York bias been favored with the
distinguished consideration OF several
great men, within the last few weeks.
We have had right among us Daniel
" ebsier. Gen. Cass, Howell Goth, Of
Ga, present Speaker of the House Of
Representatives, Daniel s Dickinson,
Sir Henry Buwer. and p +. Barnum.
These great men displayed the utmost
ailabiily in their intercourse with their
fellow citlzens. Their condescension
was truly charming. Their visit must
! have afforded them extraordinary pleas
ure, for whenever any Of them deIgned
to open his lips, he always commences
by saying, y is is one n( The happiess
days Of my life" am truly glad that
they were So happy.
The FugiiNe Slave Law does no,
please the great mnJ rity of the people
OF thus city or state al all There is no
use taking to, OF reasoning with, ihcH
upon The subject. As far as can Judge,
they have resolved upon lis repsal aud
there Is 10 be State Convention held
/ at syracuse, on the Uh, 9Th aud 9Th of
Jannlry next, to hislen that 10 ihen)
/ drvoutly lo-be .wished. for consummatlon.
I Oar LEGISLATURE will elect a L S. Sens
ator, To serve for six years from the Air
of March, 1851, during the month Of
January next, aud this Anll-Fngltlye-
Law movement will vitallv affect the e.
( lection. II viii in fact decide the result.
! None bat radical Seward MN" can
/ hope for an election. unless Seward,
Weed & Co, conclude TO elevate Ham
illon Fish, our present Governor. 10
seat in our National Councils But
mere about this next time. must close
Truly Yours,
O.
s.Sure Of that !-ED.