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TCorrespondeuce Of tho Herald |
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BosToN, July i, lS44.


A Boston correspondent IN the Herald of last
Friday, regret to say, displays an utter disregard
of truth, for the sole purpose OF gratifying his
private animosity against the management of the
National Theatre, because his dramatic abortions,
from their total lack OF taeat or even common
sense, were very properly rejected by the stage
manager of the establishment. II is well known
by the public of Bosien that Mr.. PeIby has recent
ly closed Of tit noD the most brilliant and
profitable seasons IN the record of This clty's
lhsatricais, thus giving the refutaton to the false
assertion Of 'sMr. Ami" and proving that it II be
so easy for him TO lie upon one subject, he would
not hesitate TO do the like upon any other IL il
not my province. as well as also know it is not in
my power To inform you of the duties of cores
pOndent, but permit me TO say that writer pro-
Tossing to be a chronicler Of the society and oc-
curing events OF city like Boston, through the
columns OF so respectable and influential journal
as the Herald, should at least have for his guild.
lmpartaliy and veraciiy. have the honor to sub
scribe myself,


Yours, very respectfully, X. III.