Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-10
new YORK.
Threatened Resignation of Mayor Hall.
All About Tweed.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Tweed was inter-
viewed yesterday, and said he was not pre-
pared to answer any questions regarding
his reported resignation, but it is pretty GER
tain that the report is untrue. Tweed said
the success of the reform party took him
completely by surprise. He was totally I'M
prepared for it. Tweeds counsel stated
yesterday that he would hurry the trial of
the charges if the Reform Committee had
no reason to wish delay.
The Tribune says Tweed has been rapidly
transferring his property to other hands. A
few DAYS ago he sold another valuable
piece of property which cost $500, 900, to his
son. He has also been selling stock in va
rious railways and other companies, in most
instances at a sacrifice. He no longer fig
ures as director of the Third Avenne Rail
road. His name was dropped for the reason
that he has lately sold all his stock in that
line that he held at the time Mr.. O'Conor
began the suit against him. Seven hundred
shares of Metropolitan Gas Stock worth
about 81 1856, 900, he ordered its immediate
sale after the suit was began, and though
the then rate was 1875 he forced it on the
market and disposed of it for about 10.
He is reported to have attempted to sell his
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universal satisfaction among men of all
parties over the result of the election.
John Graham, Judge Shandley and great
numbers of other smaller fry of the Tam
many persuasion waited on Tweed to-day.
1t is reported that Tweed sent for them to
consult on the expediency of taking his seat
in the Senate. He says he has not resigned
either the Senatorship nor as Commissioner
of Public Works.
Un-Partizan.
The Post says the victory of Tuesday was
not a Republican, but purely an un-partizan
triumph.
More Trials for Tammany.
Gen. Barlow, the newly elected Attorney
General of State, says criminal proceedings
will be Immediately commenced against
every man implicated in the city frauds.
He says further: We can now easily rid
ourselves of all corrupt officials, the mayor,
the commissioners, the different municipal
bureaus, the judges in the city inferior
courts and the judges of the higher courts
will be reached by impeachment. A new
city charter will be framed and new cleo
ton be ordered.
Charles O'Conor says the Legislature
should at once proceed to erase from the stat
ute books the nefarious laws that gave so
much power to the rascals who had so near
ly ruined the credit of the city through mis-
management.
Deputy Comptroller Green, states that
the result of the election is already felt in
the improved price of city bonds, and he
now has no trouble in raising any amount
of money.
O'DOnOyan ROssa.
1t is stated that Siegel will make O'Don-
ovan Rosa Deputy Register:
The Pension PIunderers.
Theodore Bannson, leader of gang o.
bounty and back pay claim forgers, was ar
rested here last evening. lie stated that he
has manipulated forged claims on the gov.
eminent amounting to 100000. His head
quarters have lately been in Chicago.
Brooklyn.
| A meeting of the Republican Comnittet
and Republican candidates Of Brooklyn wa!
held this morning, with large attendance
| After several speeches, in which it was as
serted that evidence of a conclusive nature
was ready to prove glaring frauds by thu
inspectors and poll canvassers, by which
several candidates were counted out,
committee was chosen to bring the matte
properly before the public, the Courts an(
! the Legislature. Mayor Kalbfeisch wa
present and acted in sympathy with tn
meeting.
More about Tweed.
Tweed has not resigned and will not. ii
was at his office this afternoon and wa
called upon by many friends. He will TAX
his seat on the opening day. O'DOnOval
Rosa will, however, contest his seat on tn
ground ofillegal voting and false canvassing
to prove which he is said to have plenty o
witnesses.
Mcmahon, Reformer, will contest Blair
seat in the Assembly, and Kiltean will cor
test Frear's.
Tweed said to-day he would be read
with a reply to Judge Leaned's warrar
when his twenty days were up.
Hall Going to Resign.
1t is rumored this afternoon that Mayo
Hall intends to resign before the organize
ton of the new Municipal Boards.
Gen. Sherman.
And staff will be here Saturday to tax
passage on the frigate Wabash.
Immured in a Federal Fortress.
Marshal Sharp, fearing that jim Irving
friends would rescue him from LudlO
street jail, has issued orders for his remov;
to a United States fort.