The sun., 1870-03-25
TIE FIRST Suspicion OF TREASON.

cNef htll IN Tue tl..
TIE FIRST Suspicion OF TREASON.
The field Of battle was yesterday reviewed by
prominent city politicians who bal come down
nom Altary. During the three days preceding tie
vote or The ciiy bills. It was noticed that the
Ring Republicans carefully avoided Twecd's room.
Before Ills, notwithstanding Tweed's union with
The Young Democracy, the Tammany Republicans
dom. Ca the day before the vote Barber and Henry
Smith mysieroGsy disappeared. Tweed was piay-
Ing his tratorous game with too fine point The
total absence Of the Repuoiclns from his room er-
tied Ofren's suspicious lie began TO watch
Tweed. On rue.day.morninr, be fore the vote was
cry Tweed promptly denied the charge, aud called
nPon God Almighty to strike him dead If he went
.siy lie as1a acct accused him Of Of aa iniCa. item.
h99 to sell ogs to The nePubhcans. Tweed then
Where do you come in, sheriff. You can have
a9yi,Ging y3u Tant i S9I,l cTy say the WORT"
DBrlen, j. that yln shall stand by the Democracy
sG2d siia in ih'r efforts to give Ne" York city
Tweed then oAered to put up sSCOOcO in clean
money, and a. much more as was thought Necessary
70 e ,nPye rH hs is three city ". Trough The AsSwGy
: tlc party aud not run over to the Republicans.
He then loii lin.
wHLRR o'BRIES SAW TWEED AND HENRY SMITH
The sheriff was III a, ease. He resolved to watch
Tweed. Two hours before the meeting OF tie A..
temhly he found Tweed and Henry smith caucusng
IN the wJteT-clCset OF the DelaNan House. They
Were Whispering together for some ninute-, when
tweed returned to his room, aud tie Republican
Police Commissioner sneakca on in another direc
lion. Tie sheriff then aynin visited Tweed and
once more rpurided him for his u.aclery. Tweed
denied II. lie again called upon tie Almighty t.
crush hlu be was not true TO tIc interests Of the
Young Democracy.
the rREAcHERY IN THE HOUSE.
Wien the Assembly met. O'Brier visited their
chamber. Meeting IN intimate friend. lie sail:
Tweed ins s"ld US out to the Republicans. l
Am sure OF H..
" ihiuk so myself" was the reply for hear
that Acck frear has been secretly running about
among the members offering $4,000 TO each OF
them To vote against the city bills. They have at
tempted to buy Que Democrat that know. lie is
poor and ne Las not got cent. But lie couldn't be
At this roint Frcar got ont OF his Sea-, and began
walking down the aisle. Seeing JOIN Fox and the
sheriii at the end Of Tie pain, he hesitated, and
al bis might against the bills he voted for them.
TwgED IN TIoHT PLACE.
O'Bricn then sent & the Senate Chamber for
Tweed, who iretendei 10 be very anxious for the
Tweed sail O'Brieu. there's Nelson Of Rock
land county know you can control his vote. lie
ihrei'en, To vote a:einst he bill Co and see him,
Tweed went to Nelson's seat, aud cOnverred with
lim for some minutes. lie then re :urned with red
lace, tHylng that Nelson had terrible speech which
he was going to make against the bills hut he
WeeO had got him to agree not to deliver the speech
though he would vote against the bill. OBrien then
toG Tweed that the party had been sold out that
We bills could not pass and that be believed that
INeel Was ms az the bottom OF the business. Tweed
hNerred that he never went back his friends and
BAD that he believed the bills you'll PASS.
THE STRUGGLE.
within thirty minutes Denis Burns surrendered
Tie key ol the situation to the Republicans, Owen
kurphy drew IT. dagger and stab oed His associacs
IN The tack, t'e country traitors followed suit ANA
the hoIc, ~ the Young Democracy were knocked
N We head Herman ana Jacobs fought like heroes
bu. thty were caught without their coats of nnil
ana tu'hlessly hutchered by the traitors amid the
hAters 2nl cheers Of the Republicans.
JUDGE BARSARD's VIEWS.
a suN TreporeT called upon Judge Barnard yes.
terdh, The Judge said that the fight would Ger
,any entail the loss Of the State to the Democracy
lh tGe siriar and fail elections lie gave O'Bien
hhI i"vti great credit ior sobrie,y aud ability. He
san lhaI 'Ley both had Gear helGs and few, II any
vice.. ''
As for Tweed" -aid the Judge, 81 have known
sni down duiing laat time, but h. has Invariably
lufntd ~ all right. Tue hght a. II now stands re-.
e,elhDir' ino Old Barnburner squabble. We
men rhoul be elected on general ticset.
! also think that it would be best to
tt't our rulcryi,ors on a general ticket, letting
IIn.,'i,l o' tlrn run out OF once each year II
u,u!hl ir"per | think that the Police Commits.
hoGer' ,"oGid be slpointed by the Mayor alone,
NH' ou. u reference from the Board OF Aldermen,
a,l N' ,"l'I De held responsible for lis appoint
s,y Gg,H' Provide for lis impeachment BY some
%e Cr Park TS dS'n c5mmis.iSn,S SiiS%S 4" should uGdI
i.' u 81 'ni rs It is, 1nis IS a deIlorabe war as
a. "Nl can now SOC nausht but ruin
election" ~ ~ "
,rhtIohTLh-Will you attend the meeting Of the
Jud.rf ''''
,Ju'1t BARSARD (smilingD-I shall most Ger.
hSrolaGH Have you any idea how the two par.
N' stand u That Cummittees
"tb"E fArSARD again smiling. )-Wel really, !
saL tH. beard tiat there WAS five majority on
-r'' or iac D!her-l can't tell which, ioI don't
ILo reporter then retired
sctSEs At TUE JACKSON CLUB.
,lA't 'frNhs SCs reporter visited the Andrew
sa't'"n Gun, corner Of LeSln4tOa avenue and
,t'I -l"fl street 10 witnc,, tho effect Of the eKcit
ils news iruH Albany lie found the rooms over
S0"uVd "'1A DoA-eans and members Of the Club.