The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

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Vain Efforts Of the Albany Regency q
Ratse Money-Circaiar oftagxeE-
" W. It's Sherman, Esq.-Imp ortance o
the Coming Election-E2orts 70 DO Msat
ny tho New York Democratic vigilaas
acknowledgements Of Success In tAt
Coming Canvass, ~.
OUR srxciAL ALDANY DESPATCH.
AIsAsY, Oct. 70, 1850.
The heads Of the democratic party here feel that thsS
are scarcely appreciated. Notwithstanding the move
ments Of tho leaders Of sagacous wirepuers b.
tween Albany and your city their pockets remain empty
AID they are at their wi s. ends in relation tho coming
St@e election They with Dat refusal 70 all OF .hc
applL cations for money, and, from New York. have
scarcely collected dollar. will DO recolected that The
following circular recently addressed TO large num-
Der Of Ind vidual from which entertained sanguine
hopes Of 50 curing considerable captasay from thirty
to forty thon sand dollars
DEAR srR-Au meeting OF the Democratic tate Central
Committee, held u this city Wednesday, the 2lsa
measures were adopted 70 secure perfect organm
ton d the State than before and 10 provide Tor tho
registration Of the democratic voters or tho State under he
ation Of campaign papers and political
out every county In the State ALI this will be attended
with large EXPENSE which only Be covered By an
appeal TO the beraty OF such of friends Ia State
able, and who supposed to be willing to osn-
tribute towards the objects indicated An assessment
was made upon you by the committee CT $780, which may
be RENTED to Dean Richmond Eq, its Cnarman or TO
the undersigned. Respectfully, yours,
The writer saw many Of these circulars M which the
assessed varied from fifty TO two hundred and
fifty dollars The round Of one hundred dollars was
exaced from the majority Alas Of the heretofore
thick fceces Of the paying men, OF the party seem ap-
proachable The crop Of wool is small indeed Most Of
those applied to have treated their notices with silent con-
tempt few, moro courteous, have sent written re-
sponces to the secretary Of the State Central Committee
but they mostly in the vein Of which select be.
happens to be written by the chairman of the
organization Of respectable which has recently
been established in your metropolis. 1t reads =
Nxw YORK Sept 80 1885,
FRIEND CAGGKR-I have your pleasant little missye Of
the 26h inst OF late years have not failed 70 find seve
raj Of the same character as often election ap-
prOaches, and have annually contributed pretty re-
spectacle sum for the benefit OF party which do
not by any means regret What do regret however s
that when Offices and places TO be disposed owhere
measures and policy be discussed and decided.
there few who monopoze and dictate In everything
The Of those high places are shut to all but the
few and the existence influence Of others il ignored
until money Ia wanted
don't propose to pay for the perpeuaton Of such
state Of things much as desire the continued success Of
warts SHERMAN.
p CAooxR, Esq, Albany.s
After rebunn similar these what can our friend Gag.
coat look fearfuy seedy but neither Of them pre-
tend TO accomplish anything towards carrying the State
at the coming election and have aid are lost
In fact eyes turned towards New York city, and
to the Fifth Avenue Hotel movement Unless they edo"
we shall de" Letters received here this morning state
that they are preparing pamphlets and documents to
be distrbetcd cverywherc-especally In relation to
the recent effects at Harper's Ferry of Mr..
Stewards "irrepressible conflict" programme-which,
II sufficiently circulated, will undoubtedly de.
monstrate to the people Of the interior the political
dangers that hang the State and country the
means Of a triumph at the beginning Of next month
victory then would settle the question Of the next Pres
dental election and to the wise forehough Of gentle
men who have SO noby banded together in the city thu
entire glory Of the result will be due.
Az Albany is powerless New York ought to act and
to your intelligent and industrious classes will be atsr
buted the whole merit the end in view is attained by
your endeavors. 3M
understand that Messrs. Cagger, Richmond and Cas-
sdy have sgnfed their approval Of the progress
hitherto of the association Of which Mr. Watts Sherman
is the chairman They have also appealed more or less
directly TO for pesunary Under the crcum
stances have doubt that the just started
will prefer to dispense is funds at their own discretion
and this may, perhaps, BIO their wisest course.