Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

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The Courier ih,s morning .rrr''rs TIE nissing
letter from the .Sercah Tard BtAk referred to 10
ihs, rub'',hcd yC.ietdsg. Here hbt
NFw yoAK. - ocioss,. Is3a
The ,.f,ices cf the s.cs-,h Hfrd Baak arc res
rtclfuly offered 10 the Hon. The Secretary Of the
Treasury.
The DireciDs feel much confident 10 THE ap.
P'iesuon, bciug f,sgtlouf ,ropiionJ g. veil A. the
siootboidcrs with flc eTcTfioss friends OF the al.
mini.tfatiou.
II 10 slso repeatedly recommended TO Eopr no
nee, that At the tine Of the Distribution of the
stock Of tbis institution. The commissioners AWar
ded portion 10 the Brokers "a HaH street. The
excited their indignation against he Bank aud
eenderet resolution tpNsscd al their bosrd) that
they would not deal in the stock. either drecily or
indirectly, and the members Of their board bound
themselves &c abide by such resolutions on pain Of
exclusion.
The directors having the highest personal coHsii
Grafton for Geaerdl yiekson. res rccifully request
the Secretary TO lay this letter before the Ptesident
(SguedJ WALTER BowSE President.
Precious patriots and friends these If they can
only get their price and precious purity that Of
the Greatest aud Best" who Yields 10, and re.
Sards such syeophsncy.--.N y. .9ncricon.
The Financial Patronage Of The Gorernmcnf.
FROM the Courier and Ehgoi:er of ihis morning,
we copy the following letter from Washington.
II commences abruptly, II will be seen. referring
To the copy uf another letter accidentally omitted
probably--but what is given, is sufficiently signf-
cant;
Here it is
"W.SHiSGroS, Feb. 81
"But this letter. with all its sycophancy did
not operate as speedily the greedy vieors WISH
ed. "The spoils Of victory did not come. No
deposits we're made in the Seventh Ward Bank
aud therefore, in cohclsve dark 1t was decided that
a second dose, more disgustingly fulsome should
re administered, and accordingly il was done, as
follows
New YoRK 18th Dec 1893
We, The subscribers officers AID directors Of the
Seventh Ward Bank in the city of New York
tiieHds Of The administration, and Of the REvRggr
CuiRr, az The head Of The Government do solicit
portion of the fiscal patronage of the United State;
Treasury, for the Seventh Ward Bank. The terms
as those most favorable to the Government.
Signed, WALTER Bowsg, President.
VS.. OCoSNoR, Cashier,
Directors
William S. Coe, Philip Harnad.
Henry Ogden, Luther Halscv,
! Abraham Daily, Samuel n. Dodge
G. Hopkins, John V. Greenfield
William Scott James a. Whiting
David Brown, II. Erben
On this document offer not a ord of common,
! The signers Of it will probably be pleased to Sc
ii in print. envy not their feellngs.'
Can we wonder, shor THE, "a the pc-tinact
With which the experiment is supported ia thes
quariers--st The gross and nauseous f'ttery q
which The Executive is the subect--or at the re
uctance of The party TO waste time, as they call il
IN invos! eating the transaction OF, and with, tn
Depos!te banks
We, the neutrality-suspicious. fsc. eitiseos, not
uericans, proud Of their b.rihrght, and relyIn
upon the equality of all before the laws, to secur
alike to all a chance for the objects of competitio
but friends of the administration and Of III
REyERED CHEF at the head or the government
do "sollct, Faye "soiicf portion OF the fiscal pa
ronnge of the government" The fiscal pal
ronage Well indeed 10 the phrase chosen
fiscal patronage, which makes the rulers despot
and ruled slaves. Who now is money king
who tho bank hirelings"!-.N Y. .4mericaa.