The sun., 1871-11-15
rALK w1rn CHARLES o,coSoR.
The City's stolen Money to bo Recovered at
all Hszn rds-I nferepcss which some Men

The City's stolen Money TO be Recovered st
all Hszn rds-I nferepces which some Men
arc Drawing from Mr.. Tweed's sale Of
Property-The City's New Charter.
A Sun reporter called at Mr.. 0'Conors office,
yesterday afternoon, and was invited by the veno-
rabe leader OF the bar to accompany him 70 oh.
A temperate collation. was found spresd 10 q side
room, and, while Mr.. 0'Couor attacked the roast
chicken and pommes de srrs with vigorous appe.
lite. the SUN reporter piled him with questions.
DO you intend to prosecute swsOny and Hall.
as intimated before the electionst 2"
at would not be right for me to give you any
information on the subject. Before the election we
thought proper to let people know little OF what
we were about to do. But IL would not be right
now"
"IIavc you been told that Mr.. Tweed is preparing
to run away"
eli he is disposing OF his property, as stated in
the newspapers, he seems to be preparing very
fast. You can draw your own conclusions"
"In case Of bis fight who would be liable 7"
"Ilis bondsmen would be liable for the amount
Of tne bond, but that wouldn't be one nfth OF what
Lc has nlcLed."
"Are his sureties goods
1--WE have objected to Jiy Could and he has not
given notice OF Justification as yet. lie will have
to stand thorough examination, and II lie Is not az
wealthy as he says he IL, Mr. Tweed will have TO
get new bail. If Tweed should go before the sure
ties have justified, ana tho surehos should not turn
out TO be worth the amount Of tue bond Tue oherIh
would have to make II up"
"A million dollars is good deal OF money" con.
tinued Mr.. O'Conor ." a man can be very comfort.
Ablo and not worth a million. l 20 along wo
enough and pay my debts, but II had to pay mil
lien | would feel puzzled"
" Arc criminal proceedings 10 be instituted against
the Ring, after tue civil suits 7"
"Of tbst wish to say nothing"
" Is Genet 10 be prosecuted ~
"All the thieves will he sued for the plunder they
have taken. do not wish to SPECIFY any la paru
eular."
" Are you preparing new city charter :"
" Wait till the Legislature meets" said Nj
o'Conor with suI'le, a. be proceeded 10 wash his
| lunch down with glass Of pure water.
The sun reporter then TOOK his hat and bade tho
| great lawyer adeu. He soon afterward met Gen.
Barlow. The Attorney General elect looked haugn-
tier than when ho sat IN the Marshafs ohlee, two
OF high-op boots, from the anger OF Judge hcCuuu.
| However, on being informed tlat his interviewer
was sun reporter bis lace became wreathed IN
SMILES.
" Are you preparing to 60 for tho Ring thievos
when you get into onlce - asked the Sun nan.
am gathering evidence against Tweed and the
rest, and Intend to continue the prosecution"
Are you tO be assisted by Mr.. y OConutf
"I viii be very happy to have Mr, OC0nor's ser
| vices, n he desires TO continue"
The District Attorney" continued the Attorney
General, can attend TO repeatcri and election
frauds. He mas been strong Tammany man, Out
| don't know wbat he "a now"
The General further expressed an opinion that
Tweed was about 70 take Hight
The once OF the Commissioner OF Pubhc WORKS
was besicgcd an day by persons anrOus TO soc Mr..
| Tweed. Some were admitted TO the presence,
| while the door slammed Ia the faces Of others.
Gen Tweed spent some time VITA his father. The
latter seemed hearty and un tisnaJe1, aad was at
| his once during tue usual hours.