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Presideat Butler TO NJ Hoy.
SANDY HILL. July 81, lsl9-ll A ~
DEAR Hoyr-Al goes on well. Caleb arrived as,
night with the reinforcement Your extract Has -
,iu1d | wish you would keep the Albany rnefcnah's
back II rather bad friendship to get bills ioze,Her
and post them up here say 30 days sooner than ,ey
would otherwise At the worst they "oI'i 4.
into Brokers' hands WHICH T. THE BEST fLAtL
IN THE WORLD FOR NE / have received very
begging coaxing letter from nr. Olcoii d., as
ns0aey Is not half paid Id0a trouble mg',g aoS
Yours truly, b. r. D'
We cannot follow this interesting correspond
encc. which il az rich as this to the end ben lai'n
writes Jesse July 7thl that he has PAID oa'
specie rery literally since " o'T'7ea, Oh.
sboU yo,c uotp rP"-iJuly 10Th that viii
rather suffer tie public TO fret hffie than hazard
The .ofetu Of me Institution by paying out TOO
y,srn-1i,tJe fear Of ,ha,)-lJuly 9Th that d" ! pay
500 10 81 900 day-chiehy in specie-sa styling all
6,;r and proDcr calls''-and Aug. oath that the
Rank will go on paying an a slOic ray" &c. &c.
Meantime Hoyt has inserted in the Albany Daily
Advertiser an extract from letter dated Sandy
Hill. June goth which Bull writes him July 3D.
was well.iimcd" The extract is as follows
SANDY HILL June g. l9l9.
The run upon the bank still continues but the alarm
in this part Of the country is wholly subsidized The Gp
pearancs Of Mr. Barker IN rood AeGl and spirits among
Ns, Satisfied the people that the Washington and baveH
Bank noud sustain loss by his temporary suseas'0n
Al are dei4ktsd uih the accommodating deposition Of
Mr. Butler The President. When there we're more calls
than he could safety with bis own hands he called in Ms
neighbors 70 assis, him in paying. And when there
were more than all could attend TO- he requested those
persons that came with the bills TO lay them down and
take many dollars in specie as they LETT in DIE ana
retire give for others Many came and "a" me
counter loaded down with gold and silver ano "eLt
away satisfied that all well and thai Sandy MI was
not without It's grains Of qoid You may tell your Al
bany banks that they had better be itte more spang
Of their denunciaOns for their own vaults may nave 10
for the sins Of their keepers Sci az me 9oods O
can for nOtes But you had better not send ny nn
the alarm has proved groundless as you may e od on
in the crowd. When you DO send however you wli a.
have the preference over brokers 10 beng wait
upon for do not much admire those eeches upon TIE
body polite in this pat Of the country
On the 9th of February following. the notes OF
the Washington and Warren Bank were selling in
this City at 37l cts on the dollar on the 4th OF
March. IS cents Mr. Batter was notified by Jacob
Barker about this time that his salary as President
could not be paid much longer so he resigned the
Presidency which be appears to have filled with
decided industry and zeal, and with no little ability
considering that he was then green in Finance and
hardly % years old.
We are bewildercd by the multitude of rich
letters before u.s. and the seeming necessity OF doing
equal and exact Justice TO all the dirty intrigues
here pilloried AS, however, our specimens have
hitherto been taken mainly from the Old Hunker
side ofthe House, we shall take our next subject
a choice Barnburner'-no less parsonage than
Prince John Van Buren,, the Attorney General him
self John. we understand has some points Of a
clever fellow. so we shall use him tenderly and
being regular reader OF The Tribune we are con
fident that a decided improvement in bis Political
Morals has taken place since these letters were
written. We shall therefore refrain from quoting
that awful letter No on page 60 beginning Cd
d-n YOU Jesse or any of that sort choosing rather
to afectionately entreat the Attorney General to
break himself of the sad habit he has of clothing
himselfw with curses as with a garment We know
how easily such habits formed in certain circles
called high or low according TO taste, how inve-
ierate they become with indulgence, and with what
difficulty they eradicaied; still, we think the
chief law officer of the State should break himself of
them, however painful the effort. game OF iisti-
cuffs at the Bar occasionally and ahard word or two
uttered Involuntary, may perhaps be excused bu.
swearing on paper is an requirement not TO be com
mcnded Jus, look pages 60 TO Ga OF ais boob
John and sec if you do MT agree With us
The Attorney Generals letters here published were
mainly written in 1884, when the land was con.
vulsed with the throes of the great excitement
caused by the Removal of the Deposits That high.
handed and most calamtous act of despolsm was
regarded by intelligent minds and patriot hearts
throughout the Union with deep alarm and with ap-
prehensions which have since been amply realized
But Prince John appears TO havetaken Thoroughly
practical view of the matter and never once regard
ed il in any other than these aspects" How shall
gamble in stocks to make money by it How can
safely plumber the Wings by betting on the Elec'
tons! How can financier the means ofmy stock
iobbing opera,ions1' The fifteen twenty letters
are pretty much all like these
Ably. p. mk-Oct. 7. Paid 25 cts. Addressed to Mr.
HOyt at New-fork
Martyrs is the seed of the Church. and heaven knows
have been freely tapped in the good cause TIE REM
removal OF THE DEP. deposits cost me fortune,
and now don't zee but must lose another hunk Oh my
little earnings
My impression is that Stocks will 90 up till Election.
and fall Immediately after. II TIE poor wings could
carry a Constable somewhere and get up Jubilee.
stocks would rise. New Jersey may go for them, and
give them fp-but Pcnna. will knock them stiff next
wcek-so Will Oho-and so will ".
II you could &c. the difference bet on Marcy should
say Sell by all means-and any how don't know but
You had better sell Do exactly as you see Mt shall
be down before falls due probaby-meantme should
be most particularly obliged 10 you q you can get re an
ereu ba against Marcy any amount lees han FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
think would bet sl0O on each 1000 majority up to
5000
would bet $500 against $1,000 even election.
| consider Marcy's election by from 1850 10 l5OOO
majority AS SURE AS GOD.
You know best how much the Patterson IS worth, and
you must do exactly if it your own and shall be
satisfied. Yours truly, J. V. Il.
Make me some bets il possible Tuesdsy.
2. 5. The Wings may gather pluck after some meet
ings some things.
Post mark A1any-addressed to Mr.. Hoyt at ". Y.
No 10 My DEAR JESSE should think you night
about selling the Patterson If II will not do to hold.
BY the looks Of Webb paper (dltho IS intended 10
doubt operate Ncp Jersey) the opposition gained coz
hdcnce. Can you tempt them nth A WAGER on ST
and 5000 Msoriiies-$20O ON esch--or $500 on 1000;
II neither Of these can be got tomorrow BIZ them
$500 on 5000 majority.
There will be no btiiin9 after t0-ss0rror
the order for Bost and Prov. open-the Mob. Is
all right.
We have nominated strong ticket, tho Livingston
(Ned) is the Assembly man, contrary 10 all expectation.
Yours ever truly
j. VAN buren,.
Albany Oct l2th 1894