Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02

The Society of Tammany TO be PRIVILEGE
ED to subscribe for 100000 ofihe Stock.
The capital 10 be FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS AT LEAST.
The Bank TO be authorized to loan the amount
on their bond al an interest Of three per cent per
snnum, the loan TO be for three or four years
IL the Bank divides six per cent on its stock, the
SOCIETY would receive THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS annually over and above The interest on
the loan, which IN three years, would amount 10
so 900
In the mean time the stock would advance in
value and if sold at the end Of three or four years.
would probably be worth ten per cent above par
netting clear gan Of sI0, 900, by which operation
the Society would be put into possession Of &c.
0O0 fund more than sufficient to clear off the in
cumbrance.
Ny opinion yoR no doubt kuOp is in opposition
10 an increase Of these Banking MonOpOiies in the
Cty-bf the Legislature WILL make hem--and
therefore If WE must hare them, there cannot be
a more legitimate object to be effected, both in a
party point Of vieo well the charitable aiirib
utes Of the Society, than the one alluded TO.
lfyou think well ofthe matter, wish you would
consult some Of our leading men-and IT, on due
consideration, the project should be deemed proper
il will be necessary that a notice should be publish
ed Of the intention TO apply, Which y0n knOio may
be published icithoat the name of the applicant.
i tcish IL 10 be distinctly uderstoOd that I can
nor Stfbc IN any or inc ODaCtS CFc0tcu AutH
stitufiOn--but any assistance give in advanc.
ing the interests Of Old Tammany will be cheerful
y afforded.
You will, of course let the matter drop il, upon
view of the subject il shall be deemed inexped-
ent.
am with due respect. your ob't serv'L
STEPHEN ALLEN.
Rich and cool, isn't III Ddn't succeed, tho
probably through the greenness of some country
members, or the want Of constitutional majority
of Democrats in the Assembly that year
Here is another piece of the same cloth. 1t APP
pears by the Evening Post thai Messrs Thad
Phelps, d. B. Tallmadge, Saul Alley, w B. Law
renee, Stephen Allen and Jesse Hoyt were in A.
p, 1886, appointed committee from this city to
90 to Albany, and procure from the legislature a
repeal Of all laws restraining or limiting the bust
ness of Banking to regular incorporated Banks
They publicly reported that portion Of them al
tended this duty, but met with no success, owing
to a want Of knowledge aud berality in the Leg
islature. The following. however, is pirate re-
port from part Of this Committee in Albany to a
member Of II who remained in this city, which will
be found good deal shorter, more penitent. more
ineligible than that which appeared in the Post
viz
Mr. Thaddeus Phtlps, at Albany, 10 Mr. Jesse
Hoyt at Nes York
DEAR HoYT-We arrived this morning and have
already accomplished wonders Our influence has
already made Sir Banks in The House, mo fear of
the Senaie), and by tomorrow night there is very
little doubt we shall have made twenty or thirty
more. You fellows who are in favor Of the Re
Pealers. may all now go to Hell in your way
CONSIDER your restraining law repealed. Consd-
er me partner in Ranking Company put in
9, 1000 O00-call John Ward for the money
No more at present--Yonr loving friend,
THADDEUS PHELPS.
arrived on Monday morning" % April
Monroe has sent in his allegiance-and the
Native American party. May go to the D-l
Boat of. T. p"
We are bewildered by the multitude of rich let
tiers before u.s. aud the seeming necessity of doing
equal and exact justice TO all the dirty ntriguea
here pIlloried We shall take as our next subject a
choice 'Barnburner--no less a parsonage than
Prince John Van Buren,, the Attorney General him
self
The Attorney Generals letters here published
were mainly written in 1884, when the land was
convulsed with the throes Of the great excitement
caused by the Removal of the Deposits That
high-handed and mos, caamitous act of despotlsm
was regarded by intelligent minds and patriot hearts
throughout the Union with deep alarm and with ap-
prehensons which have since been amply realized
But Prince John appears TO have taken thorough
y practical view Of the matter and never once re-
garded it in any other than these aspects-"How
shall gamble in stocks TO make money BY III
How can hnancisr the means of my stock jobbing
operations 2" The fifteen OF twenty letters are
pretty much all like the following
Abby. p, m'k--oci a. Paid IS cts Address
ed to Mr. Hoy,. at New York
No. 81 Nix DEAR Hoyt,-They say the blood
OF Martyrs Is the seed of the Church. and heaven
knows haze been freely tapped in the good cause
THE REM [removall OF THE DEP Ideposiisl
cost me fortune, and now don't see but must
hose another hunk Of my little earnings
Ny impression is that Stocks will go up till Elrc-
tlons aud fall Immediately after. IL the poor
lthgs could carry Constable somewhere and get
up Jubilee, stocks would rise. New Jersey NAV
60 tor them, aud give them a slp-but Penna will
khock them stiff next week-so will Ohio-and so
will N. Y
lfyou could get the difference bet On Marcy
should say "Se by all means'-snd spy how
don't know but yon had better sell Do exactly as
you see fit shall be down before il fails due
probsble-meantme i should be most partieulariv
Obliged TO you, IF y0u can get me an syea BET
against Marcy 10 any amount less than FIVE
IHOU SAND DOLLARS
think would bet 500 on each 1000 majority
up TO 5000.
would bet $500 against $1,000 on eyea.elec-
ton.
You know best how much the Patterson is
worth, and you must do exactly as if ii was your
own, aud shall be satisfied,
Yours truly J. VAN buren,.
M