The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03
New York Correspondence.

New York, Aug, %, 1851.

EDITOR OF TIE REGISTER -
4 country friend Of mine had his
pocket picked of over $3.50, at Barns
um's Museum, last night. l wish |
could lnsti! into the minds of your read.
ers The propriety of staying away alto
gether from dramatic performances or
of going, a, once, TO well conducted
theatre. No New Yorker thinks of go>
ing to the " Museum" which is consid
cred by us low affair, got up to make
money, by pandering TO the curiosity
and uncnltlvated tastes Of gaping coun-
trymen, who are attracted by the wretch
ed performance of FIVE or six tentI,>rate
musicians, hired by Barnum to strain a.
way on balcony. and daubs represent.
ing the impoaitions upon public credu-
ity that he has inside.
The dramatic performances, dancing,
and singing, in this establishment, are
of so vulgar and coarse a kind, that a
man of any taste could not be hired to
witness them for IS night and an
actor Of the first grade would not allow
his name to be connected with il, for
an! a. a''r ~ '1iI '"e '"o' '''"' IT Is
is great resort Of pickpockeis and it
is SAID 10 be extensively patronized as
an asst gnation house.
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WIN oe '"o ''e'noG'a'ic Hta'e CohVeh'
.''''S' o.''a'" NC iiu'2ers are ie"
u. " . . pu, '"ey are on'er' ueadiy'
'"" ''.eoo"o,'"o'e' III 'ne'' ha,reu OF 'ne
opposite 'ac'lon, ana wi''' without iail,
o''' sePaia'e o'a'e convention. as soon
as 'ney sha'' nave pesh voted down. IN
Tue ''",erho' nce',ng' al syracuse
"a huUNer OF ,''s o"y' VINO will be a
ue'eea'e 10 'he syracuse convention, de-
o'''eS ''a'' !, 'n1 rue noilerS 40 not
come VI, 10 Tue 'iuhker platform, he VIII
eau ah"'ner convention himself, cleo
ouhKer "elesales 10 the Baltimore con
'eh''"n, ana react The scenes OF IS.
a MIRA laciion is growing out OF the
ulscoruant elements oil The Locoiocc
party winch, II Is thought, VIII KNOCK
oolh OF ITS elder brothers INTO cocke'
nat ms faction IS cross OF Hunk
er'sm and Barnburnerism. aud is com
posed oi those members OF the Locofoc'
herd who possess neither the nerve o
me iiunkers' nor the shrewdness OF The
barnpurhers consequently, the third
faction, IKE the third house " at AL
bany' bids la'r' numerically, to oul>slriI
oo'h Inc DINER factions; while, IN the
matter "l BRAINS energy, aud persever'
ance, II wlll lali a long way behind them
Take John van Buren, from the Barn
burners aud Ned Croswell from th'
iiunkers' and you have nothing LETT, II
enher party worm speaking OF: -
mat the idea OF forming third Loco
loco party" that will not include one o