Albany.

Correspondence of the Herald |
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Correspondence Of the Herald.1


Albany, Sept. %, 1874.
The Herad-7hc Whigs IN Eutter-1heir Cause


in Bud Handwriting Editors do not understand


Human, ,Nature-Lack Nerve- They Hold Trump


Cards-How to play them Adpice ofa Vhig.


That is a tall heading Although you do up such
matters right, please excuse me for writing my
own. Bennett, there is no getting past it, you are
the fastest editor in the new or old world-spicy,
droll, and original, the Herald is always interest
ing, and exerts tremendous influence in the CAPT.
tai city. 1t is eagerly sought, read and quoted by
every body-the editor id and patronized. Your
last weeks cogtaticns on the whig prospects, and
your vivid account and representation of the great
locofoco mass meeting in New York, threw our
whig politicians into perfect fever They COM
fort themselves, however, with the belief that
Wright will run bad in the southern tier of coun-
provements-and that the "defected district will
go with rush for Fillmore, and especially by the
great numbers and enthusiasm manifested at the
Mass Conventions at klnderhook, and on the bai-
tie lground at Benc's Heights, which keep thsir
spirits up; both parties doing all they know.
The excitement is encreasing daily; sOhd argu-
ments are freely used such as clubs, stones, and
money Your remarks on the inefiiclency OF whig
corps editorial is sIrkngly true, and IS believed by
all men who have " travelled and conclusivey
proves that you politician In the true sense
of the term. The locos here swear you are a
whig, and the wings swear you are the worst kind
of loco. ! am whig, and say with all my
heart, go ahead, Bennett; only keep up the light
for both parties to steer by Its necessary to have


faithful and fearless sentinel who has the moral
courage to tell US how goes the fight.


II you will allow me, | will give our party little
seasonable advice. Of course. ysu will not be re-
eponsible for its morality II il is whiggsh, let
loco have an opportunity to kill It. ! go for free
trade, as far as discussion is concerned. / weuld
nd hp vh n ar.
guments about the difference in the price OF cottons
All intelligent men understand them, and those
who do not cannot be operated upon, unless by
more easily dgesed facts or fiction The wings
all know that we are TO have, il Mr. Clay ID elected,
a United States Bank. II it is not true, the locos
all believe il This is made bug-bear by the loco
foco press and orators, and tells aganstu u.s. whereas
in skiful hands, II would be an excellent Card
There is nothing more easy to demonstrate than,
If we had branch Of U. 5. Bank in Wall street,
with capital OF 80 900 600, and another IN State
street, with capital OF $200O,O ,OOO, that 1t would
use up our arlstocraus and bank monspolies,
make the price Of money low, and raise the
price of labor and produce; and, instead OF
of the miserable pttance our workmen now OBJ
tain, they vould command the cid prices, eight
and ten shings for common laborers, fourteen to
twenty for mechanics II ls only a falr compensa-
tion bank would give them, and such doctrlne
would find thousands Of converts. The lrshmen
should be reminded that the locos stopped the canals
and railroads, andturned them out Of employment,
and that the wings in favor OF resumiDg the
works and setting them TO work again, which
would draw of the surplus laborers from New
York city and raise the price Of the labor OF those
remaining. There are great numbers OF wings,
too, that give money freely tor eleconeerlng pur-
poses who are too lazy or careless to see that II
isProperly applied They are above electioneerIng
and their money goes into the pockets OF the few
instead Of circulating They should expend their
money themselves. How many votes can be
boughtin New York city with present OF barrel
OF -four or the rent OF room for month"; Thou
sands How many votes can be secured IN each
school district in the State, that is now against usl
Five, at least Where IS the wing IN business, or
the farmer that cannot obtain one vote! II Is easily
done The locos understand these things better
than we do. Belonging TO that party formerly,
"know the ropes" and this is the grand secret OF
their success. The wings make grand public
parades the locos Individual exertlons. Wings,
do you take? Money and promises OF money, work
wonders. Then act yourself, and fork over, and
the day and victory is ours. MoRALIsT.





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