New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

To d, Editor Of The " y Tribune.

~ ~ bdhof J me " y. 1rfOun<
SIR; The undersigned has been instructed, by a
resolution Of the National Club Of Hoboken submit the
neo'ed correspondence you TO DO published in your
valuable paper II 80 Jon think proper.
Very respectfully, 5. r. KoHnLER, Secretary.
H,Joken, May o. 1854
HopoKxs April 10, 1854
To The Hon JAMES NJ ScovEI Senator If s State Of Hsw'
Jeuey.
DRAR SIN Tho undersigned officers ofhe National Club OF
hoboken-a political organzstsn Of progressive German
cren'-have the honor OF making you tho following COM
municaon in obedience ia resolution passed by said Cab at
its meeting Of the 10th inst.
The National Club Of Hoboken having followed with close
attention and deep interest tho you have taken a'
Senator Of the lat Legue Of tbs State Of jersey TO
sardsf as M duty not only to pays tribute Of admiration to
your parliamentary ability and eoquence. well to the
patriotic oitiness Of your principles in general but also to
press its particular sympathy with the aud manly
sand have taken against monopoly under which e
stats Of New jersey Is sroan!ng.
A. resident. Of Hoboken the unenvabs oprortG
nifty Of suffering under the direct influence which the uEscr
plous nonopost exercises upon tho affairs Of this unortu
nate city and therefore driven by self dconee to
offer him unelentns resistance derive great de Of en-
couagement from the fact that there exists noble stand
dbearer Of within the councils Of State AT
the time Il may perhaps sord you comfort to be
come acquainted with additional friends and supporters while
At late charter election. our Efforts, with
those Of other respectable fellow citizens irrespective OF
tonaity party have been crowned with victory, which
though not complete uusus well for the future. Indeed We
to pus without until not only the City Of llo
boken but the whole State Of EewJeey, shall be relieved
from the curse Of the monopoly.
While presen, to you the above sentiment, Of the Ma
ona Club Of Hoboeb. gladly embrace the opportunity
to express high consideration, with which We
your obedieul servants,
f. J. LowEyrBAr- President
5. X. KoYHLER, Secretary.
WA-HIsGTos, d. c.. April u.s. 1864
10 T.. LowEsrH.L, P'cdeni, and s. n. koKHLER Seere
fa,yQ) the HoJoken kotioHdl Club
GssSsEs; had the honor. 20 receive yr welcome let
to- containing the resolutions passed by tie sNaoual Club"
on the 10th April
In my brief public servant have never received
uythng gratifying than those words Of good cheer
breathing they do the words Of patriotism, blended
With the graceful language Of personal confederation. Such
unouyh and unboug, testimonial. from the heart Of the
PIE desfer than gold had rather leave sue
lcgscy to my children shan a hue estate
Il 1. one Of your own country srea. German thinker
who la. said that there but two beautiful thng'n tie
uuyercthe starry heaven. and the I-Hse Of dSy within
n.sns breast.
Aud hold with Cayour Of Italy that sae motto for
.ae.msn T. ria feefa c,ffa that The straight road Is
orv thins the sentiment. Of gentleman arr thos"
which teach hm sacrifice e-e estate sppinse and HE
.l % sacred col Of once county This nation l. now
on t,, fr Il. - II saved, the intelligence the integrity
md tho virtu. Of ~ peyc H. While such men a.
he whom you untLfu'y designate az an "un,crupuous
noaopoist control the State - New Jcrey subsz' new
papers dsbsuch mind Of legislators and. ia defiance Of
ax and liberty and honesty. boldly endeavor to
pusse snd control the Congress II the United stes LIB
cry in NewIc,cy l. sham snd deusion md n he sue
oeed. .hl BE- tempted 10 believe that the majority Of ou
pabc mon prefer luxury to liberty sud profit 70 honor
cannot tell you ho~ earnestly hope you viii push on
vhou, rest until only the City Of Hoboken. but The
whole State Of New Jesey, shall be relieved iom the curse
d The monopoly"
IL seemed necessary for to puiiish your letter In NY
own vindcaon san.t tie saess which have been ade on
At home under the direct Inspiration Of that interruptions
power under whose tyranny every oitren Of NewJesey Is
expected suffer and be- silent But orbes For this you
pardon Aecep, for yourselves sentiments OF wames
consideration and tell each member Of your Club how glad
srssf0 for his unexpected expression Of generous
praise and spprecia,lon.
May you all live and may i've TO celebrate with the Ma
ional Club Hoboken tho day when Ne~Jersey shall be
ire. With .res, respect AIN, very sincerely yours.