The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

distinguished In the old country once said,
Give the making Of nations songs aud not
Who lnakcs her laws /" and the song Llibulrro is
supposed to have had influence in producing the
revolution in England than all the speeches Of the
affected put together The abolitions Of this cy who
wiser in their generation, than the friends the
constitution have hit upon the idea Of trying what virtue
tn, re IL in song Last summer, the abolition prose
fanatics put down by ths people, and from
signs Of the tmes they have concluded not
TO come to York this In their despair the
free sellers invited the IIutchnsons to the city, order
to keep the expiring cmbers Of miserable faction from
utterly dying Our reporter attended one Of their
traoriinary concerts and has furnished with the
Five dcmurr sanctided looking individuals, Of the
male NC xull M like each other five md known
the Hutchinson family-hnve been exhibiting their
fantastic trick for aome time before New York au-
denccs in the Tabernacle Last night wac their last
though it pretended the exhibition would close on
Friday night Formerly sister used 70 sing with them;
and lat year they attended at the al ti-savery meet
ngs here, and when the storm OF popular feeling rose
high they struck up m,li nnal hymn or some fanati-
cal abolition song in imitation OF the harp Of David
cha rmIg The wrsthful spirit Of King saul The sister
has sincc got married in New England and the males
do all the singing, They accompany themselves on vio-
Inns and Kind If hurdy eurdy organ Their long faces
tlcir ank hair com5ed back div ed on the top Of the
h al aud tuwing down their shouldcrsther enormous
shirt collars turned down. and their aspect a. grave as
mustard pot give them peculiarly puriianieai ex-
eruyats in stran~1 keeping Under the affected
Ihari.aca gravity Of their faces. turks shrewd Down
Eat knowing expression. which seems struggling with
itself keep from laughing at their huu.bug and
the dclu ion The audience which consisted for the most
par Of aboitions socialists and n,icnnarian y.ncr-
be g,n.mcIA with spectaeles respected metrons
"n the scre and yellow ifaf' host Of old maidstone
vuno ONES and some who were not maids at all There
was among the crowd IA sprnkling of Union men AMI
sensible people, but hey were like angels ysts few aud
far between in order 10 draw crowd on Friday eve
ming thu llutclnsns gave out that there was to be
opposition to the abolition sentiment. and several no
doubt, attracted from that eanse alone, liay-
ing purchased ticket and the book Of songs,
we took seat. aud amused ourselves look
ing over The Hutchinson Family's Book OF Words
While Waiting for the opening Of the fare some
I On love. others relsion--sone were op
temperance and the water cure and some on the mllen-
rium At quarter to eight o'clock the iarce com
meEcod by the singing If the Little Caiioe then FOL
lewed Cold Water" Next came The millennium
in which dramatic tricks were introduced that Were
enough to make the angels weep At the close Of this
sor elder of the brothers came to The front OF the
platform and laid with air Of mock Importance :" i
expect that slavery will be done away with little While
bc re that time comes iere small tempest of Kisses
arose and louder tepest applause and both parties
struggled for the mastery for time. 70 end the
difficulty. the speaker came forward again and said
hope here has any objection TO that - ,Hinged
laughter Kissing cheers. followed this peech) "rhc
| Bachelor Lament " next sung. and then TIN.
Com cicut Pcdlar, in which the singer displayed hi.
yonriloqual powers in imitation If the Dow East nasal
twang. Then came = Ben Bolt and then The Noun
tain Echo in hch the attempts Of one Of this famous
fimiy initiate the echoes Jenny Lind were uicrous
in the extreme The elder Hutchinson in announcing
the soni f"Ince SANS Farm. said: This il an iuv;
tatlOn To All The world men WIN Dmch SKINS
Uaughtcr md hissng) After" The horticultural Wife,
di posed Of the elder Hutchinson again for
forward and said: Ther three kinds OF animals VIII
4 hacco-the tobacco worm the most oatbsomc of
pt'cs the rcckgoat the most offensive II animals ami
the EcAt is man. (ireat laughter) after chagnine
LoneeICw's poem Excclsior the elder Of the family
asa!n made speech, IN which he denounced all hosr
tails for The insane: ard said he an inmate OF
one them himself though he able to learn fifteen
languages without teacher He then sang kind Of
builcque medley, In French Spanish, German, aud
Italian, and concluded by whisiliug iii imitation OF hfs
| bubble note II a canary bird All five then turned
face to face and initiated the Se9.ch hs.ppas " maui
nor mo- musical most msichchoiy No. Of IL, family
hayrg made an operate attempt at The ship Fire.
which was most conical the Congressional song Of Eight
Dollars Day. and The Good Old Plough conclude
tie Performances when the elder hutchinson the Cory
rlaus of The minstrel declared he loved the audience
ther money he can't and hoped they wo,ad invite
him back next fall Here wag in the gallery II
suitable climax to the entertainment, initiated the
ing II cock well that the whole audience burt into
laughter and warmly appaudcd the trick. which, to say
the truth ut least c,ua n point If merit and fully
u dgnihed as any performed by the Hutchinson family