New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01
T He TRIB u NE.
, the People OF Chau.auque County I.

County
,ssrs In Amsterdam, commonly known as the Holland
ynd Company That those prop,iEor when most of your
orass in default and your legal rights 10 the land
soa oecuped were forfeited IN November 1850 agreed to
a,jn lbe County Trumbul Cary ard George w. Lay,
~ aboat the OF 100000, payable $4,000 in hand and
-. yssidue in insalments OF six, twelve, eighteen and
eo,y.fonr months tina. these purchasers proceeded to
sTsct Immediate payment on all expired contracts and TO
Ssapd increased prices or ihe land held by you such
nar6aen! were not made
Z, Nav 1885, when neither had nor was expecting to
hare any connection with public affairs application was
sde M me- with the appreciation of the Holland Company
asssne ,hs agency OF the estate under circumstances
ca reaten. TIE prosperity olhe County and involved
the interests OF the old and new propretors. Il
NJ ron tbt expeen By all pnrties that should have
,wS,ua, interest tho estate and accordingly became
on,,sby seized of twoninls OF the property OF the Ho
aa lad COMPANY in Chautauque County and assumed
LIABILITY amounting osbout 5000 900 To the Dutch propr
eo Ny pas OF settling the estate was TO reduce The de.
mods OF The prspre;ors the principal and simple inter-
90 actually due from the settlers to restore the forfeited
eae 70 lie settlers by giving deeds aud taking from item
p and mortgages running ten years and 10 raise IN Eu-
one or In lie United loan adequate immedi-
.ejc e.trruisi the lfoilan Land Companys claim For
,b, uurDose before assuming the agency, stipulated with
s American Life Insr ance and Trust Company that when
he difficulties involving The estate should se adjusted they
aoud 70 me new bonus ,d 10 Inc
arrangement with that Company by which the avails of
,ose bonds should De received a, once in discharge of all
rs claims AMI interests IN ChautauGue County In The
.e oil eighteen months the estate settled, the laads
ysn decided the settlers and bonds and mortgages for
,Ss exact anuun. principal and interest remaining
maid were taken amount about equal to the incum-
ba,." or tI,e Holland Land Company leaving large
Of contracts and lands unsod which seemed TO guar
snee % the geW purchasers indemnity for any losses
;hey mus in negotiating the loan to pay the Holland
had Company
arrangement with the Holland Company, but one OF the
purchasers insisted upon Withdrawing from the estate, ard
( became necessary well TO protect my own interest
AS 10 secure that OF all the other parties that should take
bis neres, 10 myself which did, upon paying 10 BIN an
eqv a epose bonds is of the mer
cen Insurance and Trust Company wee Issued to US
70. On equal TO the balance due to the Holland
Land Company. These bondS were payable al the eXp
ra,sn OF twenty years. with interest 4; the rate OF i've
percent pc We contracted 10 pay for them oa
o The avis OF Ch9utauqe estate within ten years.
win int est at per cent. per annun The bonds were
negotiated by nvself aRd the difference between the rates
Of interest a :r cent, ana PEE cent. for years. was
Sorns by .ls propretors The Holland Company was
l g. with HE asaS and to protect yoIr l'crests Inc
Caialapgur es.aa cnaTed to myself and two otacrs
in trust. We were receive in Chautauqoe your pay.
meats and convey You your lands, aud charsc your
mortgages and contracts while the monies as soon as re-
cared by me- passed the american Trust Company TO
h applied 10 the extnguhment of ineres, and principal
o, Tue ebt thus contracted 10 them when that debt shall
II Noyelnber 1888 was called from the discharge of
tat trust the public office now hold and ocrg unw-
Sg,o sagr any personal interest, however great 10 m
b1ther wRJ Subsequently beca!se well known TO yen,
al acquired jour esteem.
h Fsbruary ls4l pleased Providence Ia remove that
devoted relative aud thus when was oppressed with pub
duies the Chautacque estate reverted 10 me. thought
M, sncb an exiqsncy would Justify an immediate re1g3a
i'm of the public trust which HAD then second time been
entered upon by my leow-citzens, and conmunca-
I'd such pupess 10 friends wllo- advice prevailed on nue.
ucon,pue unii) the end ~ my official term. however,
Immediately nreunced my decrmIn atom to Withdraw from
pDic life the close OF that with the intention OF de
wing myself the of Interests which were connected
With yoar own and which were important 70 nose whose
p>ona welfare has been committed TO my Charge Alter
esia The trust was conferred upon GEORGE W. PArrnK
Esq. wbo.c high character for business and integrity
esed sucienI guasdy .S' S over ~l and nro
med. Although have been enable TO bestow any per.
snal neirn he Cauauqur estate during the laStlou
years, It's business has been regularly ana nuncuaiy per
rnei and in season OF great commercial em0arraSs-
cent the interest has been paid aud the principal OF he
sbt has, chiefly by means OF your own payments, oeen al,
lopr enterprise and integrity, the propre,ers INC copay
III. assnees, and all persons Interested have the suresl
guaranty that the whole will he discharged within The ten
years ofcr-d which has been secured you your po
mortgages, ard that surplus will remain to Indemnify
Known statement which has been made shows mat
neber YOU the Holland Company, nor the American
LieIaSr.Gce and Trust Company nor any one eise mas
or lose any thing through my agency or that OF he
pDpietos and whatever such surplus may be- II VIII ever
ka ou:ce OF satisfaction that was not acquired oy any
acri6ce OF justice, equity or benevolencc
This narrative as 70 most of It's details will not be new TO
you because 1885, the excitement OF the State canvass
i6whieh candidate, submitted TO You by letter
which was extensively published, similar exposition
Balhe recent snment b. the AGerican Lite Insurance
and :ust Company OF their interest the estate-a
nsaclioa which in no wise effects yourrighs or my own
trough, the subject again before the public with snch
misconceptions would naturally occnr TO persons Wiling
cause for censure against public agent Accus-
toned leave my character and condnc. 10 lhe fihoc
tOao time aad candor should not now notice the subject
fun any merely personal which II e1cltfS; oui
wheu remember connects Sc. with your peace and
yc1 important interests cannot but regard as my GUY
make known to you that your ss ana ,S b I ar.
by OWE Ia any way affected. but tnai ootn are
and will remain in all respects unchanged ana unulsuroe
20 dear the recoecllons OF you generous conn
deae that even feel obliged TO those WIS, WIN Whatever
Etve have given me occasion once more to renew 70 you
assurances OF respect, affection and gratitude
go WILLIAM III. SEWAlD.
Albany, August SOth, 1912.
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