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NO. AVII


Mr. Butler cuts Banking and takes 10 Politics


. Othellos occupation Is gone"


Jesse Hoyt Esq, Counsellor at Law, 40 Wall Street,
New York.


ALBANY, Jan'y %, 1924
My Dear FIend-The Electoral Law was to have been
taken up in the Assembly to-day. There
is no doubt whatever that majority think nexpedsnt
to pass the BILL and yet they hamperedby prsma
ure commitments and many of them goaded by their
constituents as to render almost morally certain that
they pass It in some shape other Our reliance is
the Senate and we still entertain strong hopes that
VIII be rejected there in whatever form may
Still this by no means certain and the greatest caution
and prudence, as well as the greatest rmness, are re-
CURED m presenting the subject to the Senators We
have not been and are not idle the contrary If ever
men iasored necessarily the Conspiraors and the Re-
geney, &c, deserve that praise ' Make
suggestion to Mr.. Noah, which trust will be i'm
properly received by him II is simply to suggest that
for the present. the ddvecae should press the claims
nor descant on the merits Of Mr. Crawford. We have
in the two branches Of the Legislature about hun
died and five members. who going Caucus
en- OF these majority, beyond all doubt would pre-
the nomination Of MIR. Crawford the remainder are
Mr. Clay or Mr.. Adams, the smallest number being
the latter While these men willing to abide by