Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-13
Our New York Dispatches.


EEwHORE, Nov. 12-1he bureau of municipal
correction HAVE Information leading their To- be-
licvc that Tweed is preparing TO fee. The tes
timOny against him is not only for frauds on tile
city, but III connection with Erie transactions,
which is overwhelming. He is secretly convert.
ing everything into available funds while main
tanning the outward semblance of frmncss. lie
was very obsequious 10 the park Wursmen, who
waited on him yesterday TO know why their pay
rolls were not yet made out, promising them
1t should be Immediately attended TO. The Tam.
manyltes believe in his resignation and Hight.
lngcrsoll has been hiding this week in his fur
niture factory. and rumOr is Hfoat that several
OF his OOndsmen, since the result of the election
have Withdrawn. 1t is believed, if arrested
TO day, as promised by the sheriff, he will have
to go 10 jail
None OF the counsel deny that the arrest of
Sweeny is not on the programme, and it is
generally believed that Il suit against him will
he entered in a few days as weeds dbGttOr M
the frauds.
Gen. Barlow, the newly elected attorney-gen-
eral, is urging the collecting of evidence Of cor.
rupton on the part of Judge CardOzo and OTTER
city judges, in order that he can impcach them
as soon as he assumes his office.
The democratic reform committee have evil
dCnce that fifteen thousand ring votes were
lraudulently thrown or counted in NJ the eleC-
ton, Tuesday, and expect TO punish thirtysSix
rcpeaters already under surveillance. The COM
hlb'NN ottthN lH"t wv ppiNN alNth III tlN
directly and indirectly.
Gen. Barlow, the newly elected state attorney
general, has already begun collecting evidence
for prosecuting the ring frauds when he takes
his office, January list.
The committee of seventy will be in session
night and day until the legislature meets,
planning and arranging plans for furnishing
the ring raScas, and providing the city with Il
new government.
1t Is now aScertalned that the ring paid So
100000 tlom January 1, 1869, for corrupting aud
muz%lng the New YORK press. IL is proposed
to hereafter publish the corporation advertising
IN only four daily papers.
The sun says Stokes is reported to have re
ceived SIO,OOO for surrendering to Sweeny the
FISK and ManSheld letters, VIII ch, If published,
would have made startling revelations concern
ing the Iammany and Ele rings.
Charles OConOr sail, yesterday, that Tweed
was taking all the preliminary steps men take
when they seek to elude justice by flight TO a
foreign land; the police would not be very ac-
tive in aireStinS him, even if the committee of
seventy should give them power, and would not
help his arrest w informing OF his movements.
y ConOr believed Tweed would certainly fly, and
there are not many lmpedlmcntS in his way.
lie did not think he was the only prominent
criminal VINO would quit the country. But,
Wherever tley go III Europe, they Will find that
tuey cannot remain win immunity. They VIII
nc followed wherever the story of their crimes
can lUliJ~' AS TO tIelds, hls seat in the assem-
oly VIII NC dlsputeu, on tue ground OF fraud in
the elections, winch were SO abundant that Hor-
atlo seymour VIII surrey take ms seat.
a new charter Is already drafted for submits
SION to the next legislature. 1t will provide for
more Just government Tor the people. As TO
Tue uHhcu!ty ABOUT the aldermen, the mayor
heed not trouble himself about 1t, as in Janua-
~, IN any case, the newly elected aldermen will
DC me aideTlhch' ana all points oil law VIII be
sWePt away
hHhpSt every uay slhce inc issue OF Judge
barnard injunction Order, laOorers on all kinds
oI pupHc WORKS OF Improvements nave waited
upon the commissioner oil public works, William
VI; Tweed, or deputy controller Green and
ASKED that they ln%ht receive Their wages,
Whlch arc now uue' Ill some cases from one TO
thteC OF iour HlohilS' Inc lhVaflaDIe answer
ny MI. NFecn Is III ~ ne Is anxious TO pay the
men put oWlhg 10 the various complications OF
the city finances ne must nave time 10 adjust
lhese c'ainiS' nc tntY ever SO urgent or
proper ms delay Is particularly severe ON the
men VINO nave large families, whose landlords
arc !i!cAOI"pIc IoI thelI rehlS, ana many poor
lalhllleS lay, accorulhg 10 tue statements of
these incn, are actually suffering Tor the common
necessities OF life.
SeN eral more important designations of city
ofhclals nave been made and more are daily eX-
pected IN the various departments OF the city and
county government. VINO the successors will
he remains entirely in the hands of Mayor Hall,
VINO has assured the reporters that there will
be no conccalment whatever, but iuSt as soon
as he makes any new appointments the press
VIII have tue fullest Information given them
upon the subject.
There is very good authority for stating that
Deputy Controller Green has been the most
effective agent in defeating the ring candidates
in t'e late election that the committee of seventy
have had Noon man in this city is so heartily
auaJutluIliled uy the ring politicians as Con-
trOler Green, for he has most effectually Topped
off the greatest part OF the active members of
their army Of dependents lie has, since he as
sumed his position, discharged from sineCure
offices over 5000 bummers who were eating ut
the public cri9, holding minor positions of a
nominal nature around the courts and the large
and small departments of the city. These men
were the most effective in the ward elections and
primaries, aud their discharge, which has been
quietly and unostcntatOusly Meade at the rate of
a hundred every two or three days, Sapped the
foundations Of Iammany'S supposed popularity
with the masses. This action has let these fell
lows loose, and when election day arrived they
were the willing tools of anybody who was will
ing to treat or hire them. They became con-
WINGED that their lammany friends were useless
70 thehi' a9 ol course went WIN those Whom
they coilSldered would DC on inc winning sac.
QWte numOer went over 10 brooklyn, Dut they
did their repeating IN such Dunghng manner
llat even 'noSS VINO lllreu LneIli oeche ulsSusted
WIN then lhelr Occupation Is gone, ana nun
drGds OF them WIZ become pauPers at Black
Welfs island TINS WINTER, Wllic otners oil vicious
turh VIII 60 10 sven the army OF sneak thieVeS
ana sNail-iry ourglarS WIN "hich thiS city ana
Vicinity ,, Is invested
ne fost says III Is now DelieVed, on good
that Mayor tali mas III ms, pocket the
resignation Oh MI tweed as commissioner OF
puplc WORKS ana as nemDer Oh the BOARD OF
mus MIR: Hall stands practi-
ealy alohe me only olilclai survivor OF the late
notorious quadrliateral. lie mas MIR. Green as
aching controller at nus SIDE, and must now ap-
point Two new members OF the ruling board.
W no snail they DeF IL Is easy to see that the
mayor would be h0pelessly EN- arrassed IN max
ing these appointments, II he should look only
10 ms own political associates IN his recent
Iammany contest against the refo:mers. What
can he do' We see but one rational and polite
course for him, and that is precisely the one
which the people OF New YORK evidently wish
him to take. Let him take into his counsels Mr..
Charles OConor, the acting attorney general
whose energy has brought about these vacancies,
and let him appoint only men whom MIR. O'ConOr
and bis associates in the work OF reform APP
prove.
The rumor that Inrersou intended 10 sur.
render himself to the sheriff Yesterday was not
warranted by the facts. Sheriff Jarvis, in whose
hands the order of arrest was placed, was
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