The New York herald., 1845-09-30
THE ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES
OF
NEW YORK PARTY POLITICS.
Mr.. BENJAMIN F. Buffers Correspondence.


Mr. Butler is tired to death Of cooking.
Come over the sea,
SANDY HILL, March II, 1872
The stage to-day was looked for with great anxiety
by all the members of my household, entertained
strong hopes the black dasel would make her appear
on the "Hill"-as the citizens denominate this
night and have not received a line from you Pray
write me, if it is only to say that you in
yours truly, BENJAMIN F. BUTLER
The p S. Tin different handQ is as follows MIR.
Hoyt do try to get Fender am tired to death of
cooking.
Mr.. Butler like Pous babe desires the sincere milk of
ParollesT,,Whom serve above is my master.
lsJsa~Tns dsri is. that's ,hy yyH, master! sy0 . . . vu
President Butler, of the Bank of w. and W., to Jesse
Hoyt Student at Law, Albany.
SANDY HILL, March 27th, 1872
You have really fine state of.poli.
tical confusion at Albany. think the situation Of the
Governor De Witt Clinton is daily becoming des
perate.
am more and more pleased with my duties They
leisure than had while in Albany, and furnish more
easily With sufficient to provide for my household
PREACHING OF'THE GOSPEL. Had faithful
and respectable minister and The people anxious
for and attentive to religion should haue aofing to ask
for but the continuance of health, to make this place de-
hshym The contrast between Albany and Sandy Hill
you ought the peculiar privileges you enjoy. They
remarkably great The Gospel is
either SAVIOUR of lie unto le," Of 'desth unto
DEATH" And how can those "escape who neglect SO
great salvatorR'
What bungng piece of work Mr. Loomis has made
in printing my speech 1t has mortified excessively
to many stupid bunders issued to the world Di
my prefred. Pray tell my friends that lay no
"' Yours @ % traiys = - BENJAMIN Rssii fs'i F. BUTLER
No. III.
bfr. Buffers dspotion to has patron.
Cromwell, Cromwell
Had but served my God with half the zeal
served my King
SANDY HILL, May 4, 1919.
~ The election returns are, SO far un
favorable to the hopes of Mr. Clinton and his friends
and presume his destiny IS fred. / voted
for Senator'S and offered to vote for members of Assem-
bly, but after long discussion of my and various argu
and opinions from lawyers and elsctioneerers the
board very gravey decided that not yet natural
Chancellor has really great deal in deciding
my cause against me. Please obtain copy of the de-
cretal ordernot of his opinion for suppose that would
take you week to coPy-and send by some person at
your convenience.
Upon what ground did he admit youas right or ex
gratia ! am glad that he has done it, and hope you
may find it the harbinger of good fortune
What think you of the New lnsolvent Law n Do you
ply enough to live poor all your life, with milestone
your neck 2
How does the business get along, and what is the
state, generally of your ejectment suits Are any Of
them to be tried at these Circuits not sometimes
wished after my removal, that could take peep for
vice of the Sovereign People-and ioug had been
accustomed to the management of the Attorney General
[M Van Burensl affairs, public, private and domestic
that often thought that no could attend them
but myself My new avocations however, have
become familiar and pleasant and attend to them
10 he MOI
cjectments of the State. There is but lit.
tie law busine doing hsre if was dependant on that
B. F. BUTLER
Mr. Butler in playful mood INDUCES in pleasantry
My wife is in a wayward mood to-day,
And VIII not lightly trust the messenger
WASHINGTON AND WARREN BANK,l
SANDY HILL, May sth, 1919. !
JESSE Horr, Esq, Albany.
send by MIR. Skinner package and letter for Mr..
Barker which send as usual hear that he has had
demonstration (as Packenham s. Co. would have said)
made upon him this week. which manfully repelled
Ny Secretary being otherwise engaged deprves you of
the pleasure Of receiving this interesting epstle in her
=" own proper hand writing"
B.F.BUTLER.
Nos. s. vi.
Mr. Butler does not altogether forget the affairs Of this
wickel cord, despite Of his anrety for the stated
preaching Of the Gospel" His tender soiietuds about
" Our fraughtage, sir,
have conveyed aboard and have bought
The oil, the balsamum and aqua-vitae
The ship is in her trim the merry wind
But for their owner, master and yourself"
Mr. President Butler Mr. Jessee Hoyt Solicitor in
SANDY HILL June 5th, 1919.
DEAR SIR,
have yours of the 3st ult., 1st inst. and also
by Mr.. Clifford shall endeavor possible to
send you papers in these Chancery causes. do
regret that did not know that Mr.. v. B. about at
ling the June term of the Court Of Chancery.
sht have had all my business in train for it. :
- have not been in court but little either Common
Pleas, Circuit having had great deal to do in the
Bank, and in my Law Business want a clerk very
got my package by Hitchcock. have $4,000 in
current notes received since Wednesday which would
by Col Pitcher ho conueys this but he starts from
here on foot, and goes a raft from Fort Miller and
though honest might be robbed or knocked over
lam unable to say anything no,r ABOUT THE MIA
CARA BANK-ony that i Mr.. b., Lmeaping Jacob
Barker could be sure Of e he could make 4 prcfobe
conceynbut has, in my opinion, irons enough the fire,
already, for one man. But then he's A HOST himself
II he gets the Stock you must stand ready TO interpose
claim for The management IF the busness-that is-if you
would be willing to accept such place. He would
quire that he could repose confidence in to
take charge of it. Though have idea that he will
geti it. Double, double, toll and trouble" appears to
be the order of the day in the Commercial and Financial
Tho Attorney General [Mr Van Buron,1 is never at
homeland when he is am SO far from him. that can
not have that direct and constant communication which
the interests OF c!i.rfs demand. One thing most
earnestly desire of you, and that is forward me all
notices papers, &C. that may be serpsd Mr. T. b. ivan
Buren, my agent He would never think of it himself
and my clients might be kicked out of court before
knew it. | shall make complaints about your
after the capers have cut in this epistle.
Yours truly, b. +. BUTLER.
[sent per MIR. Thurman from SANDY Hull
Juno IL, 1879.
Jesse Hoyt Esq, Albany,
DEAR Sir,
have received letter from Mr.. Barker, mentioning
the subject of the NIAGARA BANK and requesting my
opinion Of certain friend Of mne for Cashier provided
he should conclude to purchase the stockto whieh
have replied as follows =
am happy TO hear by your letter, that in the event
OF your engaging in the Niagara Bank have thought
in the circle Of my acquaintance ,ooa could recommend
euh equal confidence for that situation His integrity,
zeal and industry oouid am confident ensure him your
appreciation and esteem. There be no doubt oil his
being amply qualified for the task His acquaintance