New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
81. secret Political History.

W. co,tnne our extracts from the remarkable
,,blica,;oo Of which we made mention in yesier
days Tribune.
James Gordoa Bennett 10 Jesse Hoyt
mo. 3 / Pink Phil Il Aug Address-Jesse Hoyt Esq
Au'yst Law, Ny. o
PHILADELPHIA, 10 Aug. l,52
know Mr. Van Bgren beforehand J ril stand up N
his dsftnoe AS LONG As HE FEELS FRIENDLY ~
MI I will endeayor to do the beet can 10 get along
will 60 among my personal friends who are unsnackeo
a. 10 politics or banks and who viii leave me Tree 70 act
as a man Of honor and principle. 70 ny dear hoyt 90
no, lose your sleep on my account am certain .,
yor,R friendship whatever the others may cay or 40
fear nothing in the shape OF devil or ne"spaper-i
can row nay boat and the Pos; and standard do ge'
on; OF my way they must sink Ine-,hat Is az NJ
here 10 the same principles and run hereafter as have
done heretofore and Uhioh 10 d. recOhect u IS
not 80 much that love my prosecutors ss ua' IRE
1ard nv o1oa honor and reputation Your ntng up poor
Webb Ike fat talOw candle at one end, and nodihg
him on, A. beacon Ugh, 70 frighen me- only makes me
smile Webb il a gentlemen in private life, good
hearted fellow honorable in all his private TRANSACTIONS
as have found him but IN politics ana newspapers
perfect child-a boy You viii never IND the Pennsyi
ysniaD going the career Of the {. T. That suspicion
answers az good excuse 10 those who have resolved
before hand 10 do me all the injury they can but VIII
answer for nothing else am Dear h0yL -,
Yours truly j. 6. b.
r. = The 800 in sPeeie RI pr into my big Gsl ana
gice o. s. Bank and sock oJbrs jrOGdside WISH you
would let me know any other L. :. Bank movement ID
II
here is the field Of Waterloo New YORK no" - onS A'
Pyrreuies.
Err. Jesse Hom 10 M. Secretary Van BHren, at
Washington
frv...c,, NV YORK. April a. 1893.
,ri,cipes inherited from long line Of
~ = lsuch A. they wereJ NY POLITICAL EDU-
caTJON AN MAINLY INDEBTED TO YOU FOR,
and t< rrfncips inhibited from btrt as well as educa
lion cannot be uddca,cd n this time If ne HAVE MOI
MADE POLITICS A NATTER or DOLLARS AND
CENTS NOR HAVE ADHERED TO PARTY WITH
TUF HOPE OF GAIN. but have abored in them un-
der your immediate auspices for u years nth the badihg
Ore 10 srre y0g but against the advice OF many pO"
erfu business friends.
On page 60 of the pamphlet we find the following
scrap of history relating Mr. Croswell and the Al
bany Argus .,
Senator Vda Buren, 10 Mr. Jesse Hop.
Jan'y 81, 1923.
NV Dear sir-I am overwhelmed with the account Of
Door Can,nes death know that nothing from me can
be necessary to secure your Jealous attention 10
Mrs Canne's interest if any thing can be done Tor
her have written TO Mr.. Hoes 10 be al Albany you
will find him most useful have also written to
Mr.. Buel. which letter want you TO see. Among you
all you do the best you can II any thing can be
done for Mrs c. hope and believe republican viii
oppose IT, MR. HOES AND MYSELF ARE kESPONsl.
BILE TO MR. BUEL FOR $500 Of the last payi nent II
nothing better can be done person OnS NJ least 70 De
oDDoiated rho had not PREVIOUSLY purchased The establish
mtaf-and under no circumstances ought any one 10 be o
poinfed rho is not sound practicable and ABOVE ALL,
DISCREET r,puJhcon WITHOUT A PAPER THUS
EDITED AT ALBANY WE MAY HANG OUR HARPS
ON THE WILLOW Vim Il, The PARTY can suriue
thousand such conclusions as NOSE nhch Ho@ ae'ne PHo
probably alarm most of those around you Make my Elm
cere thanks to Mr., Duer and Mr. Sutherland Tor their
kind letters and tell Them viii write them soon.
In haste, yours truly, NJ VAN BUkLN.