The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-19
TaEMDLINGy OF TAMNiNY.
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aweek for that, and have never vet neeiec.ed 10
gea ,he paper aud inform myself enot tue me Se s
corrapiions Of tie city auferes ana feel 6 n,
s, man shall be compelled TO vote against them
The best OF us may be wrong ~ e.
'h,nS that the Ring has aules, but stn
HERALD made too much money.
-.sruRTFR-Do you think that Tweed
stolen all tins money mat he Is accredited
HONEST ScoTcHMAN-I wouldn't dare tell my
opinion ABBOTT that Last year, just before The ele,.
zion was little short on my rent, and, beinc ont
OF work, didn't know what To do. The II ,for
came 10 and SAID. Jamie, you are ',ah,nH ~
your rent, and have heavy bills pe 9; you mu 81
"a can't pay the rent to-day or tits week lint TN
have job at the end OF the ninth ana Veil nave
"ihat won't do. he said. shortly and the wife he
gan 10 cryosne WIS AFRAID OF being turned out on
!ne sneenm ~. the landlord after moment sad
McOanuess, like you well, and We can STAY in the
Tweed ara can't afford 10 lose it. Here is ticket,
go ai". vote II next Tuesday. There are two
other Scotchmen on the next block, cronies OF
yours and they all take a drop with you now and
tnel. Ihey'll not see countryman in trouble. Just
get them to vote The same ticket as favor and no
Snell be the wiser know you are Of different
al was hard pressed at that time said the honest
sSotchman, ''and fell thai could nor tribe with
the BARNS, so voted the ticket That the landlord
gave me, and barrel OF -four was sent into the
noese me Tor my wife the very 6 next day ar
e sp oa to s sd nen Who o O p aoosa
buy up In that shameful way. Every man has
a lltte PRIDE OF his own, but have devish little
the RING aud all the scoundrels connected with 1t
broken 10 pieces, for II 1t Is not done now there
HERALD REPoRTER-Wel, What do you think will
be denc with these fellows keyser, Carney, lnger-
he prosecuted for the large sums OF money that
tloy nave distracted under the gulse OF sending IN
HONEST SCoTCHMAN-I belong to trade organi.
zation. which Is power in New York. and, in TACT,
an ae oyer %rs e world ., we care are now trying to decrease
nncss those fellows who nave raised my rent
o . IeS S s ought to be every
should steal $50 ia be taken from my family and
Ss q 1s naHe Wives Who
are dressed dishonesty in SILKS and satins, while my
twice in the last two years But Of course have
never stolen anything, and tnsy have taken millions
Tne next person visited by the HERALD reporter
was an Old citizen OF the Ninth ward wholves IN IL.
carts, twoof which are driven by his sons. The old
gentleman drives the biggest cart OF the three and
winch Is ornamented with smoothly polished brass
Smoker ana worn silver plate.
In his young days this Ninth Ward American fol-
lowed the fortunes OF the amented BIZ Pool whose
soul Is now with the saints, We trust Often this
1ull OF fun, would take ticket from Mr.. Poole on
election day, receiving at the same time the follow
Just as often ou cau and you slip up on 1t the
boys around the market VIII swell your head: II
with Judge Beebe, and Iii GIT you out in the after.
noon. Now go on and vote the ticket"
American have become altered. No longer Is lis
manner OF speech or his mode OF thinking the same
we VINO dresses well and boys who have grown up
with influence III the ward.
yesterday evening one OF our reporters, who had
been ted that the Ola Ninth Ward American pos
sessed a iund OF 10 ormation wit and humor, called
WOiui STATE OF CITY AFFAIRS
Tne family Ivy were about to take supper in the front
and partake OF The repast, but he respectfully de-
Olined. snowy cloth was spread over the table
an an old cruet stand which had seen many years
Of service occupied the central place on the board.
The two young gentlemen, sons 10 the Ninth Ward
American, his good lady and smart, spruce look
ing young girl OF seventeen occupied seats around
the table the father Sitting at the head. There
were three dishes containing doughnut ginger
bread spongecake and about fifteen very thin slices
oi homemade bread. Surrounding these edbles
dried apples Before commencing " Tie repasi
the father OF the family asked grace, ana devout
The supper was finished in twelve minutes by the
watch me Young gentlemen left the table, aud the
spruce young lady. with eyes that kindled kindly
manner.
ans aDsr.msnt having been sfaEs Of all Int ~
i 'Hhei i n FF.Htafed himself for an interview.
Ninth WARD AMERiCAN-Well, sir, now I am at
Your service suppose you've bin around good
ucal Today plcken up items.
herald REPoRTER-Yes, sir, and assure you 1t
Is "a very iiresome matter. l merely called on you
you are a representative Of the best class in this
ward. 10 ascertain what your opinions may be IN
Tesard TO tue dreadful muddie which now exists in
WI Ninth WARD AMERICAN evidently nattered)-
a e s pln m aa aa e you sba wn SIv tnn think
speech. have lived III this ward for TWENTY-FIVE
SOg l ny fars Of n d qS on might rs say
fore me cholera year, when Old Jake Hays was Guy
then iS und fe aoars during aa his
entire term OF Office The whole town rang
least, none but Americans We're 'pu IT, ON on
ega arc Ii me- have changed. In inc fal
crowd into tGis city, They are innocent c oe eoua 70
people IN their way until they get to Castle Garden
hold OF by ali the dirty pocIans: they are e' dat
,efed and toc yarns alter year stay In this coun.
Lneni. Those who bring few dollars with them
geuealy manage 20 start gi1 mills liquor
ship a. Dartendiny In these gla mills they
soon become oracies of public sentiment IN their re-
seminate spurious public opinion through the
poor loos VINO come In TO drink their bad whiskey
aho spend thelr hard earned wages Saturday
liouhles WITCH have existed for fifteen years In our
hal any influence and were rated for What they
w. W. mere they are loud-mouthcd
local control. They have kindred class among the
'eThlans-i mean those Germans who keep lager
Class OF Germans are even more corrupt than the
i IT'S, WIhshey shop'men, for the reason that the
iisuluaH Always votes IVr prejudice sake, while the
herman votes FOR what lie can get. II Is among
h me corrupt class OF foreign born citizens that such
thieves as tweed and Connolly always tina adber.
EMS GIVE the city cvernment to Jimmy OiBiien
or charley Spencer and the result Will be Just the
sae irrespective OF party. They all on the make
anu no matter what changes are made by election
nness Tue decent, respectable citizens come out
Anu Work IN November, no possible good come
VI az mus ciamor which has been raised by
~ s E r newspaper published in this city.
mi. weed cares nothing for the excitement
ns,y' pecausS ne Is worth $2O,0O0,0J0 and, Sec
Tmuy, pecase ne is well aware that II himself and
nus particular Clique are Kicked out his secret
e.s wiz replace MIN and govern the city by adroIt
"s"'PuiAiVh Whie ne remains In the background