New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22
CHARTER or BANK, by the name Of THE TAM I

MANY BANk- -. a. -...,,
Ther, cannot De a more WV" f'''i'1 "' ~ =
The are majority have in both Houses and the
GOOD feeling evnced by the Country towards U conse
oYen, ON the large given by the City to the demo
cratic candidates. together with The important on.ct
relieving Old Tsmmsny from is embarrassnents Win
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS, should presume "ou'u
carry the hi.l through triGmphanuy.
The following plan II Bank think would erect me
The Society Of Tammsny to be PRIVILEGED 70 sub
object: uu,,,.,.,..,.r,o,
LARS AT LEAST
scribe for 10000 Of the stock
The Bank 20 be authorized TO oani the amount on their
bond interest Of three per cent per annu inc loan
If,be Bank divides ak per cent on its stock the so
Getty would receive THREE THOUSAND DOLL it-
annual orU and a5oce e 'nirest on ne 'oa"' "ncn !"
three years would amount 70 $1,000.
In the mean time the stock would advance IN value
and II sold al the end Of three four years, would prob
ably be worth ten per cent above par, neng Clear
gain Of $4,000 by which opperatioH the Society would
be put into secession Of $1,000 fund than suf
Glen, % clear Of the incunbrance
sy opinion you dObf kaOu is IN opposition 70 an IN
erase Of i>se Ranking MonoPO>s az me Ci'yJia NJ
L1islGfure WILL make herR-and therefore II WI
-sua haze sp there cannotbe more legitimate object 10
be effected both IN party p0at Of rier well As me
charitable attributes Of the Society than the one alluded
10.
Ifyou think well Of the matter wish you would con.
suit q our leading men-and II on due consoeia-
ton, the project should be deemed proper II VIII "
necessary that notice should be published Of 'he '
ton To apply. nh,ch yOH knou may be PnoHsae1 "''
The name Of Ms applicant
Iwisa 10 be distinctly understood hat eanHo' SIRE ~
anu Of The ocs oveatd By sieh iast,rtioR-out any
assistance can give IL advancing ihe ihe'cs'S vi O
Tammany will be cheerfuly afforded
You will of course let the matter drop H. upon We"
Of the subject it shsl be deemed inexpedien'
am with due respect your obt servt
STEPHEN ALLEN.
Rich and cool, isn't it ? Did MT succeed, though
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 that Mes.rs Thad.
Phelps, ID. b. Tamadge, Saul Alley, w. Is. Law
renee, Stephen Allen and jesse Hoyt were in April,
$50. apponteda Committee from this City to goto
Albany and procure from the Legislature repeal
of all laws restraining or limiting the business of
Banking to regular incorporated Banks They pub
licy reported that portion of them attended to this
duty. but met with no success owing to want OF
knowledge and liberality in the Legislature. The
however is pr'Uate report from part
of this Committee in Albany to a member OF il who
remained in this City, which will be found good
deal shorter, more pertinent, more Ineligible than
that which appeared in the Post-viz;
M 7haddeus Phelps, a, AL5anB 10 NJ. Jesse Hoy al
Neao- York.
DEAR Hoyr-We arrived this morning and have al
ready accomplished wonders orr influence has already
made Sir Banks in me House mo fear OF the senate ana
by tomorrow night there is very little doubt we snail
have made twenty or thirty more You fellows who are
in favor Of the Rpodrs, may all now go to Hell IN your
own way. Consider your restraining law repealed
Consider partner in Banking Company put IN
. 000O0-Call on John Ward for the money NO more
AT present '"' ''''"s THADDEUs PHELPS.
arrived on Monday morning" % April.
"vosToe has sent in his alleglance-and the Ma
tive American party. May 60 to the D-L Boat of
T. p"
The Hon. Benz. f. Butler has attained very de-
cded success in his three professions OF Politics
Finance and Pety drawing help for the other two
from each but especially from the Pety. Yet it is
known that his early adventures in Finance, as
President ofJacob Bankers Washington and War
rem Bank at Sandy Hill, were not very successful
at least not in the public estimation. Having
been born in Kinderbook and schooled in Mr.. Van
Burcn's law Office he went up from Albany to Sandy
Hill early in 1919. to take charge Of the Washing
ION and Warren Bank, which did not regularly fail
ill quite late in that year. though the way II paid
or months previous is matter of lively tradition
through all the Champlain land region and is CAPT
ally portrayed in Bcniamns confidential letters to
Jesse collected in this volume, of which we can
make room for but little But let Pie,y have preco
lencc in all things:
BENJAMIN TO Jesse on Tie great Solcdtioa.
SANDY HILL March 9th, 1879
DEAR FRIEND
You have really fine state of political
confusion at Albany think the situation OF the Cover
nor DE Wit Cntonl is daily becoming more desperate
| am more and more pleased with my duties They
require industry aud attention. but they give more
eisure than had while in Albany and furnish more
easily with sufficient TO provide for my household
The oHly difficulty here IS THE WANT OF the stated
PREACHING OF THE GOSPEL Had ace faithful
md respectable minister. and the people anxious
and dentirt 10 religion should hare nothing 10 ask
for ba the continuance Of hath make This place deligh
fnL The contrast between Albany and Sandy Hal in
this particular great You do not at all estimate as you
ought the peculiar privileges You enjoy They are re-
markedly great The Gospel is either ga
your of life unto life or Of death unto death" And
how can those escape who neglect great saliva oni'
Yours truly, BENJAMIN L. BUTLER
Now after grace, for touch of Finance:
SANDY HILL, June GOTH 1919
JrssE Hoyr. Esq. Ill State street Albany.
DEAR HoYr.-The enclosed will show you how the
world wags one of those persons that told to wait
until their turns came, was THE YOUNG PATROON
who had 4 or $500 taken FOR rents due his father.
II you know him-as | believe you dol wish you
snoto 1, .ciR BE- farorabe although dit pay him. BE-
rapse he sat tofbin counter and read me papers AND
DRANK WINE WITH NE FOR TWO OR THREE
HOURS BEFORE THE BANK CLOSED, and saw
every man who had come from distance, poor
and Hoedy paid in specie without moments delay.
Now II his opinion Is friendly, dare say il will pass
current, AND BE A LEGAL TENDER in your DUTCH
and il could ans,cer for CIRCULATION &c
Let hear how every thing goesand what is said and
done al Albany. Yours truly,
B.F. BUTLER
Seal and send the enclosed after reading IT, II the loan
with Baird concluded and you expect the specie
you may perhaps ask Caleb Baker to stay for
IT, II not tel him there Gill not be 4 LOAD until next
week HE AND EVERY BODY ELSE thinks hare
TONS OF 1T on The icGy.
Per Mr.. L. Clark
SANDY HILL, July !, 1919
Jesse Ifoyt Esq. Albany.
DEAR srR-1hc enclosed you will send by the first
boat after reading H. &C.
| send you - THINKS. You see how boldly come
out have dehbersted long before venturcd it-hut
as is part OF my budget of ways and means" have
nj length concluded 10 run the hazard.
If the specie for Schuylers note could be obtained
you could send it by the bearer.
send the papers Saturday. Tel me what you
think of my bulletin.
Yours truly h. +. BUTLER.
President Buffers manifesto referred in the pre-
ccdng letter as a part of his budget Of ways and
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