New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

week HEyAND EVERY BODY ELSE "'Hks Ae7s
TONS or IT On me ray. 1T;
eio,s character OF the world around him than its
Io,,e ~ rooney which subjected Mr.. Butler to i'm
,,,,,i,ies anparalleled since the days Of the I n
m, Judge. Unlike that flexible functionsry, Mr.
Butler beeded them not Discerning the vice Of the
times he oouricOusly but firmly declined 10 minister
to It's qualification aud the svarcious bil-holfers OF
the Washington and Warren Bank prayed for sPe-
Gle in vain Very properly the occasion was I'M
proved to cause this inordinaic appetite Tor gold 70
conduce 10 ihcdisappOiniinent and misery OF the gull
" partie- who cherished IL Thus Caleb Baker was
10 be tod there would not be load OF specie IN
III next week" Mr. Butler evidently meaning one
Of the attenua,ed weeks spoken Of by the Prophet
Daniel and Caleb Baker msiaking for II a week
of seven DAYS not being Biblical scholar How
Caleb must have repen,ed his attention to his Al
nanac and bis neglect Of the prophecies Every.
BODY else thought Mr. Butler had tons o. u =.
The love Of money has been stgmatized a. the root
o. all evil by an authority not to be disputed and the
man who inicrpOscs to save his kind from the perls
OF possessing IT, is in it, modest public ben
efac,or To the aid thus afforded to sound morality
and these timely rcbukcs Of cOvetousncss may be
fairly attributed the subsequent improvement OF the
moral condition Of Sandy Hill. Many repenled their
folly in laying up treasure where moth and rust
do corrupt and thieves break through and steal,
and to this day Sandy Hi enjoys" the stated preach
ask the question, not to wound the feelings OF the
descendants Of lapsed Apostle whether II is prop
able had Mr. Butler been one Of the Twelve, JUDAS
would have gotten that money
II is 10 be hoped the lesson taught IN this letter
will not be lost upon the Anti Renters OF the state
How peaceful and bloOdless IS Mr.. Butler remedy
for the evils they complain OF No violence no
boodshed no transfer of the ministers Of the law TO
the ornithological department OF Natural History :
We beseech them TO discard all such means OF re-
dress They can do better without them. Mr..
Buffers heart is not Of stone. He may be entreated
TO resume the management of the w Washington and
Warren Bank and the Legislature will, sndcr the
instructions of Stephen Allen, Thad. Phelps, DC.
be most happy 10 revive Its charter or. II may pre-
fer to grant the charter to Tammany Hall. Either
would do, were Mr.. Butler put in charge Of it, How
easy il would be for the Tcnantry 10 pay up arrear-
ages and restore social peace and prosperity 10 a
community which for a long time has known neither !
Next TO Mr. Buffers consistent piety this book re-
yeals nothing so astounding the obdurate mpeni-
tence Of Jesse Hoyt Mr. Butler seems TO have dis
charged his whole duty in the premises bat neither
his words nor his works brought Hoyt TO repent
ance HOyt it is true, robbed the Exchequer,'
but ii was probably done with unwashed hands "
and in a careless and irreverent manner. AT all
events his larceny does not seem TO have been bless
ed nor can we learn that any Of the happy results
which followed the foray of the Washington and
Warren Bank were realized by the robbery Of the
Custom House. We indulge the hope, that the re-
publication Of d" Mr Buffers call will moi pass IN
needed by Mr.. Hoyt CALVIN.
PS. Up TO hafpast o'clock Mr. Hoyt continued
impenitcnt.