Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09

party point Of view, as well as Che charitable atri-
butes of the Society, than the one alluded TO.
II you think well of the matter, wish you would
consult some of our leading men--and if, on due
consideration, the project should be deemed proper
1t viii be necessary that notice should be publish
ed OF the intention to apply, ghich you knoiO mag
be Published wthom The name Of The dppiicant.
! ioSe TO be distinctly understood that cannot
Scrue IN dHyQf The Q6iecs created 6 such an institu-
tion-but any assistance can give in advancing
the interests Of Old Tammany will be chocriully
afforded.
You will, Of course, let the matter drop, if upon
view Of the subject it shall be deemed lneSpe.
dent.
am with due respect, your ob't sorv't.
STEPHEN ALLEN
Rich and cool, isn'tit? Didn't succeed, tho
probably through the grecnness Of some country
members, or The want Of a constitutional majority
Of Democrats in the Assembly that year.
Here is another piece Of the same cloth. II APP
pears by the Evening Post that Messrs. Thaddeus
Phelps, ID. b. Iallmadge, Saul Alley, w. B. Law.
renee, Stephen Allen and Jesse Hoyt, were in A.
prl 1886, appointed a committee from this city to
90 to Albany, and procure from the Legislature Il
repeal of all laws restraining or limiting the bust
ness Of Banking to regular Incorporated Banks.-
They publicly reported that portion Of them at
tended to this duty, but met with no success, owing
to a want of knowledge and liberllity IN the Leg
islature. The following. however, is private re-
port from part Of this Committee in Albany to a
member Of IL who remained in this city, which will
be f0uul a GOOD deal shorter, a0.e pertinent moro
Ineligible than that which appeared in the Post
viz
Mr.. Thadicus Phelps a Abang, 10 NJ. Jcs'c Hoyi,
al Ncw io,k
DEAR lloYr--Wc arrived this morning and have
already accomplished wonders. Our influence has
already made Sjr Dmks IN he House, mo fear Of
the Senate, and by Tomorrow night there is very
little doubt we shall have made veuy or thirty
more. You Fellows who are in favor of the Re-
Peners, may now all 20 to He'll in your own wav.
Consider your restraining law repealed. Consider
ne a partner in Banking Complny-l putin So
OOOOOO-caIl on John Ward for the money. No
more at present-IUur loving friend,
TuADDEU5 PHELPS.
|" Arrived on Monday morning. % April
Monroe has sent in his allegiance the Ma
tive American party may 60 to the D-L
We are bewildcred By the multitude of rich let.
tiers before us, and the seeming necessity of doing
equal and exact justice to all the dirty intrgucs
here pIlloried. We shall take as our next subject
a choice Barnburner-no less Il parsonage than
Prince John Van Buren,, the Attorney General him
self
The Attorney Generals letters here published
were mainly written in 1894, when the land was
SOhNoCu WIN lilt lllTOtS OI lit great GNClcIleDl
caused by the Removal of the Deposits That
high handed and most colamtous act Of despotsm
was regarded by intelligent minds and patriot
hearts throughout the Union with deep alarm and
with approximations which have since been amply
realized But Prince John appears to have taken
thoroughly practical view Of the matter and new.
cr once regarded in any other than these aspects
How shall gamble Ia stocks to make money
by 1t; How can tnancier the means Of my stock
iobbng operations" The fifteen or twenty letters
are pretty much all like the following:
Ably p. m'k- Oct Z. Paid % cts. Addressed
to Mr.. ioyt, at New York.
No. Q My DEAR loYr, They say the blood
Of Mart rs is the seed of the Church. and heaven
knows have been freely tapped in the good causes
THE REM. removal OF THE DEP [depostsl
cost me 4 fortune, and row don't see bat must
lose another hunk of my little earnings.
Ny Impression is that Stocks will 90 up till f.
lection, and fall Immediately alter. If the poor
Wings could carry Constable somewhere and get
up jubilee, stocks would rise. New Jersey may
90 for them, and give them slip-but Pennl. will
knock them stiff next week-so will Ohio--and SO
will n. Y
If yon could get the difference bet on Marcy,
should say "Sell by all means and any how
don't know but you had better sell. DO exactly as
you see fit. | shall be down before it falls due
probable-meantime | should be most particularly
obliged TO you, if you can get me an even bet "a
galnst Marcy to any amount less than fve thousand
doiiarS
think would bet 500 on each 1000 majority
up to 5000
would bet $500 against $1,000 on even cleo.
ton.
You know best how much the Patterson is worth
and you must do exactly as if it was your own, and
! shall be satisfied
Yours truly, J. VAN buren,.
Make me some bets if possible. Tuesday.
p. S.-T'ho Wings may gather pluck after somo
meetings or some things.