The New York herald., 1871-10-28

Inc subject OF the iBosy. !" Didn't the young
mann g on ,s.s q tsEanss FOR cresn, MOI
reformers. Tney were all a pack OF thieves q
set ofrascals who wapted to get hold Of the money
polite ans who had
PUT rP A prRsr RATE JOB
on their be. ters and got respectable, honest men
pu out OF their positions.
what do you think, SIT, OF this baiiing OF the
battling Of the Bossp was the reply, with q
sneer "bailipg OF TIE :. Ross the damned dirty y
damn trouble on, What can they do with him,
inc 10 do next They want to get some or the
Boss stamps that's what they're afier.n
~, III looks very baa al Tor the Boss Just now' sT;
mo, don't think so. Tney'll ind out they can't
The reporter moved away from the ex-ofncial,
leaving him In an excited state Several other con.
versations with nabitucs OF the public Offices were
much OF the same stamp as the above.
Desiring to know the feeling among the German
element Of the popnlation trusty Tcuton was called
on. not hundred miles away from Printing House
square, and In reply 10 a question as to what he
thought now OF the Boss heard the following
"Ah, sir, dis ~ tam pat pzness; very pat
pzness. Der Boz is gone up, sir; gone up. You
zee, der Boz he dought ne vas doc shtroug, you
Yer zee, der Boz de didn't have no right to dake 20
daKe no more Dats ~ % ow It vas, sir; G OATS ow it
vas. Yer zee, dis a tam pat pizness vor der Boz
I'm doid dey mean to lock him uo In the end. IL
The reporter pleaded perfect innocence OF oeing
scenes
There Is In this town
WELL KNOWN FRESHMAN
who believes that he has 'iong head" for the nm
ravellinR OF all political difficulties The gentleman
he conriyes to be able 10 converse with an admir-.
Ing crowd anu az the same lime use all the impe-
"weii, Mr.. Nj: MM, how do you feel now, ehr'
pretty mnch the same as usual"
.Of course mean about the Boss"
except what hear, and they say the Boss gev TWO
million bail today, and that's about ALL"
what man with twenty or thirty million to be
dishcarded by politciansf on, yoang man, be
1T is SAID the old man can never run for once in
'Balthefdash Beeor. you'n see him runnin for
ms culd district fresh as young buck alore this
"You take a hopeful view Of the situation, Mr..
"lm Twin in this city now for three and twenty
"But the opposition against him is very power
, "Yes: on, yes It's all very fine, but you see
As MANY LIVES AS A CAT
out kick In him. but wait awhile, wait awhile, an
"very strange, II such things can bes"
bate the Dlv himself, begor. But TIL me- how did
he take the artist Was ne put out muchf or did
| This was turning the tables and promptly brought
| the interview TO o close
moving ssf a6ou out the y daa he or da
They felt most eated and, in bringing the Boss TO
% ey da aene seTse 10 the state
for short time as to the propriety of calling ON
Foley the Furious: but then he thought that an in
! terview with that great man might, on such
him ''S Snat af.erwara for humber sphere sphere
everybody Know what Foley thinks few second
class republicans were called on but, to their honor
boss. thus showing that they. at least, OF whom It
! might not have been expected, were grateful still
| for the odd crumbs, in the shape OF
| TRIFLlNG RnIRRs
in Tammany's interest, the Great Fallen had be.
slowed upon them In his better days. One broker in
| the downtown money regions, whose name shall
not be here immortalized therefor said that yester
day WAS the lappest day of his nfe and that now we
government. The rascal, the reporter was informed
subsequently, was suffer during the war and SUBJ
workingmen not very much was said beyond what
the HERALD has given OF their opinions in previous
si,y Of opinion among them the point Of the Boss
! arrest Some believed that the fact OF such an
a alter aln' ali there Was some oyeTrns
influence Inn, enc 1 in TINS city which would pro:
xnns nam %he ne ers od d
believed that Mr.. Tweed's being held in ban to
answer wac merely farce. statement frequently
uttered during the day was to the effect that the
whole "RlDg'' should have been treated as the
\ 'BOss' was. Certainly the "Bossn is the most
| popular OF
THE FOUR GREAT TAHMANYnEs
who have been running the machine and, all things
considered there was not q very revengeful spirit
| manifested toward him yesterday IN the remarks
occasoned by his arrest. That. however, the pre-
valling sentiment was one OF qualification that at
least one OF the accused was in the hands Of justice
and that the charges preferred we're not
merely political clap-trap there be no
doubt, and this was the more strongly felt
by the qIieter and less pretentious business
men who do not dabDle much In politics. But it is
only just to say that Mr. Tweeds friends In the city
legion and expressions OF genuine regret for his
position were, II not universal, very generally to be
heard. People who were bitter enough that taxes
should be so high were c0rrespondiDgly sotened at
the recollection that Mr.. Tweed never "ned'' his
money like other leading politicians whom every.
body knows, and that he always was friend TO his
friends and helper Of the poor.