The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10
New York Correspondence.
New York, Aug, %, 1851.


EpIroR OF THE REGIs1ER:-
A the world aud his WHO has heard OF
the Massachusetts Locoioco Coalition.
Well, the ehlecs of the parties TO the
compact having been realized in a great
measure, hy the election Of Boutwell, as
Governor, aud Sumner as u. S. Senator
il is now question with the Ilunkers
whether they will again unite with the
Free Sollers, or try to whip the Whi1s.
siuGle-handed, al The approaching cleo
riUn. AT any rate, many Of the rcsolu-
lions passed by The party proper at the
Worcester Stale Convention, we've 50 iii
ameirically opposed TO the principles Of
tic Free SOllers, that the latter will, in all
probability, back out of the partnership.
At a recent meeting, nj Lynn, for the
purpose of electing delegates TO The Free
Soil State Convention, an entirely new
form of coalition was proposed hy Mrs
Abby Folsom. prominent member o.
the advance guard Of the L0coioco Free
Soil Party. Mrs. Folsom proposed, in a
very effective speech, thar one half the
delegation should he females (which wonld
certainly eniue II 70 The appellalion Of
fair coalition'i and moreover that said
delegates be instructed to put forward the
name Of Senator Hale lor the Presidency.
AS the first choice oil the Loco Foco party
Of Massachusetts, and That of some
slrOng~mindcd free soil females, for the
Office OF Vice President.
Whenever see new thing started in
New York insinclivcy probe il, 20 see
how money is going to he ade out of it.
and who is going 10 make it; experience
having taught me that, in ninety nine ca.
ses oui Of hundred, may safely assume
the highest motive in every new cutcrurisr
whether il be styled by lis geteis .up
philosophical, industrial, philanthropic, 60.
cial, moral, religious, individual, national
AnglO-Saxun, or constitutional - 10 he
really, the love OF money or lis equivalents
Occasionally. a new move is made ihal
cannot sec through for some time; but
generally manage, at last, TO trace, as Il,
, sual, every act back TO the two great mo-
tors of The age. the ruling and the mos
revered of the faculties OF the mird. Ac.
quisiliveness and Secreiveness, which
give a man the desire and the capacity ,t
, become rich or rather, without which he
cannot become so.
Just at This moment. however, am reg
, ularly floorcG by move made by medi
cal man Of ibis city. don't see what no
live he can have, in making such move
proposition as lhat which he publicly an
. nounces, except good one and yet.
partake OF lie popular prejudice, In sucl
an extent rs 10 ieeIotdlly disbelieve the pos
sibiliiv OF IL vender Of patent medcin,
being impelIed by any higher motive than
h of laueuing himself on the gulllbillty o.
the community. The individual to WHOM
| now alude is a DR.. Talbot Waits. oil lhi
city, who claims TO have discovered rem
, edy for consumption, aud nearly ever,
other disease and who uGvertises 10 sup
, ply patients, in every part Of the Union
wl'h the Nervous Anlitode, The name O
his medicine, and to wait for his pay UNI
they are cured.
DR.. Watts must have strong faith in III,
potency Of his medicine, and nm cqun
confidence in the honesty Of consumptivt
people or he would never pursue such
course. 1t is time that doctors. and espec
tally the vendors OF patent medicines, tool
some course to demonstrate 10 their Gus,
toners that they have a lively faith in thei
compounds for, heaven knows, there i,
need enough Of securing the public n
gainst imposition in Ibis respect.
: CLEAN from he London Ahcn@ua. that
a discovery, similar in character to thai
made by our counlryman, Mr.. Hill, whose
invention has been here Designated the
HatoiyPe," has been made, also, in Paris
by Mr.. Niepce de 81. Victor, who has
chrisened his process lleiochromy -
The specimens which have been exhibited
in London are three copies Of colored en-
cravings; and every shade OF color, d
the minn,est details Of the original picture
are most faithfully preserved and impress
sed on the prepared plate, The dark por-
lions Of which present the appearance Of
having been eaten out by colors.
Such is an outline OF the facts presented
by the -fHenUum; from which ii would
seem, that unless Mr. Hill hunies up his
cakes" we shall have TO 90 somewhere
else for breakfast.
The whole limo OF the Hudson River
Rail Road will be opened 10 the public, on
the first day Oi October Another section
Of the Ilarl;em Road will also be opened,
al about the same time and, as HE latter
company are displaying unusual energy,
we shall. in few months, have two direct
land routes between this city and Albany.
The receiI Is Of the Hudson River line Tor
the last month, amount TO S55,l9l, and
those ol The Erie Railroad, for the same
period, exceeded 10y $4,000 the estimates
made hy the officers of the Road On
Tuesday last, S 200 were received, in hi.
city, IRON Cincinnati passengers alone.
Yours Truly, O.