The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-07
AFTER THE GREAT FIGHT.
rUB GRAND SACHEM DEMOLISHING
TIE SUPERVISORS.

ne Hundred 1elegrams that Inquired after
MIR. Twced's Hcalth-Preparina tho WAY
for Ordinary Legislation AGain-The Cat
In the Bag Of tho stock ExohauGe
noonoy's boulevard Bill vetocj.
ALBANY, April 6.-Ths Hon. William Marcy
fwecd, as stated In yesterdays despatch, was sud
enly taken Ill., while attending the evening session
Of tire Senate last night, with rush Of blood to his
had. which completely prostrstei him He was
compelled TO lie down on one OF the sofss in tie
library OF the Senate chamber for some time before
DO could muster suthclont strength to walk to his
sarrisye and drive back 70 tho Dolavan. Mr.. Tweed
managed 70 maintain sunicient presence OF mind
pot 10 eompluia OF bis illness, and bu.
ev persons outside OF his immediate
personal friends knew anything about II. He
Immediately retire |, physician WIS summoned. and
the Grand sacbem duly attended He was fear
iul, excited throughout oil Of yesterdy and dreaded
on. OF these attacks with which he hasi,previously
been Oflle,ed. cor ddentiai clerk was in attend.
suce during tie prolonged session OF the Senate
yostorday, ready with the necessary medicines. AT
IN early hour this morning your correspondent
called upon the Big Indian whlc he was still In bed,
sad asked him II he felt any better.
al AN ALL EiGHT NOW
these things pass over quick" replied Mr.. Tweed.
While tie conversation continued, an Ethiopian
ssnt stepped into tho room aud handed Mr.. Tweed
tan te,egrams from his friends In New York. One
otthem was from DR.. CarnocLan, and .ead % fol-
pw;
t.h.. SO, n TIE sys & q thi, morning % true, Are
'0o''af Jos Is N e. e oHtSSJyS&S. s.ts1S
Ths mex, read thus,
sys ypu SsssT es ILL., paper
The next was IRON . candidate for one OF the new
Commis sionerships
py In 4
Don't 20 on in the hour Of victory. We can never do
Without you.
A relative iull Of anxiety ssidt
room for me.
The Boss seemed
GREATLY soRTIyiHp AT THE ALAun
into which his friends had been thrown by THE
Bus's article. His modification and chsgrin In
creased with the number Of kilograms which came
In rapid succession. By 10 O'Clock one hundred aud
three had been received. "You oughtnt " have
said anythng about It,"
Young Clancy was buoy for the neIt three hour
nnsweripg the ,elecrams. The reporters OF tue dis
nal and picayune blank shoots Of course knew moth
Ing about IL until THE Sun arrived, and then thcy
pounced upon Mr.. Tweed, and with their Tote books
and pencils In hand. asked for the particulars. The
snswer was that Sol had sold them ALL" and thai
Tweed had retired nj an early hour because he felt
htigued. Mr.. Tweed, in ordor to disDel all uneasi
ness appeared In his seat In tae 5enit at the
hour.
Aithough the Hon. Horace Greeley was onl.
eight hours IN Albany, yet during that short space
time to managed TO get himself into more
scRAPEs,
to cause more scsndal, and to furnish food fo
coseip, than any Of his previous visits to this Of
any other city. learn from source entirely trust
worthy that after the trick played upon him BY th'
- IL tRN nAAAk Ia
mako lukswarm speech on the charter before th'
senste Committee on Monday last, by their ntina
ton that contrary course would defeat his chances
Tor the Republican nomination 10! governor horae'
WA oceostod Gy some Republican friends, who sh'
10 him
"Mr. Greeley, we would like to arrange sn inter
view between yourself and Mossra sweenJ nn'
Tweed. We thiuk good will come OF 1t. You ca
tell them what amendments you want to make In th'
s!eetion law They know you control US, and VIII
DO AsrrHISo roU SAY"
ado you think they wouid'" asked the phil
why, certainly" was the reply.
Well. then, III see them. Where will they be
don't want 70 be seen In Sweeny's or Tweed
room" ssid Mr. Greeley. =,
Come up Ia a few minutes TO room iA W
" What numbsr did you say,"
"Room l2i-l2i HUE Andrews's room"
after he wss Seen wandering through lhe corrdol
Of the upper hoors of the Delavan, asking Lor an IN
Bweeny's room. lie had as usual iorgot9n me nun
hour TO- Inc COMMITTEES 20 meet arrived, aud th,
tie Interview between Mr. Horace Greeley Ieter
Had such been the cuse, there can be no doubt b.
unst Mr.. Greeley would have made u more sb
bsiy Of the CiIizsus Association.
TWEED AsronsBISo rnn SEN IN.
Now that the charter and election bills for the ci
of New York have been signed oy the Governor. u
Gopos IL the taI levy and the abolition Of the pre-
snt Board Of Supsrvisors. Whom the charter ~
nrst submitted to the LEGISLATURE, both kepn ..oa
Of the Board OF Supervisors, against Who
much ps.s.Ss has SSen said sssS SstS ,..st rwss
them that after tho passage OF the charter spec
bill creating now Board would be in.r1dueed Al
Inevitably passed. Faithful TO HE promise, anu
lie no small ss,onlshnent OF what remains OF Il
Young Democracy. Senator Tweed, shortly beio
the Senate adjourned. arose. In his seat ana said
clamor and not because tuink IL desirable, ha
ieli constrained to introduced his bill TO amend Il
set 0rganizins
rHB BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Of New York, and to provide for Board Of Sup,
visors In another form, because that Board Jelni
constitutional body Il ia necessary that II should
preserved and continued In escl county. This B
3 been submitted TO great many gentlemen "
have the interest Of the city and county OF M
. YG5f I" heart ,,.,i and ,In,o1 Ssli'', al n, ha
The senator from the Finn Mr. SorOn' wnl
But his embcdss a lew udditionsi pOints The b
INTRODUCED by the SeDator rom the Filth was
ported fvTtbly and rnlnmou'ly by tho Cor
mitee ON M nripd Atir,. and now move IN
IL, together with The bill Just Introduce by me-
nov referred To- the lOmnltoe on Nun .cpAl Aiai
without l0-inZ their place on tie general orie
and that tue bill have Just IN roJuced be pr.
and placed Cn our he,"
The motion adopted.
TlIB DILL
Ia ns follows;
An ACr ~ ielati5 n to superyisors Of the city a
county OF Ne" York, aud " constitute anew BOA
thereof
ne peoria Of &c STATE Of Heb Yo,I relres,atfd
SECTION l. Inc hHyOr and Recorder OF the city
Hew York. losttH,T wih the Aldermen who snail
epctcd under tie ptUyk Ons OF - An act TO rsOrgan
Inc ota gONernm 'ht oi the city Of New York" pass
April 1870, shh,i CuL IOse the lOarI Of Supery 50
Tor the county OF New iok, ana oaCn OF salu Olhct
shall be su9ei visor Oi ~ said cOunty.
SEC. . Tn" Concurrence Of majority Of all the me
tho Mayors vote therefor whom he shall be preSe
shall alwas ne necessary 10 the passage OF any
tIon, ord nance. or act.
SEQ. 8, The Mayor snail be the presiding officer OF
lAid Board when prcs0pi. IN MS alb onOc the Boa
nay select . te npOrnry pre- dinK oifcGr. The Boa
hAJ provide rules or order for the conduct OF It's Gu
hess and that oil It's sub0rdlnatgA
SkC, 4, Nelther the Mayor. hscorder. nor Aiderm
mall receive any additional compensation for th
lsspeetlye services 40 supervisors or members OF I
bKC. 5. No money shall as drawn from the TreAsu
neept the same shall have oeCD previously ApprOp
lod % the purpose for which II II drawn and no
kenSo shall be Incurred thOut II shall have been
Nfed By tho Board, or not unl"ss an approximation