New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-19


/ is all likely that he" sold himself" to Tweed
ne title TO himself in his own name and current re-
yort mentioned in The albany Journal OF saturday even
that he received Sl00O0l l. quite prepoSterous he
ny ~ not liteiv 10 have been heavy snm The un
fted TACT is that he was simply ordered to tho
pmocatc camp by his Ere owners having payGd tne
s4utcs would permit.
WHAT PAPER DOES .wIXANs READ?
From Tbs Br03klyH Ja.Js.
WHEAT PAPER DOES WINANS READ?-Mr
'rl'ma-c rather startled his immense audience
IN sunday night m the Brooklyn I4esrnacle by oe
Of The daily paper Ae reads hahitua!y And assuming
TIE truth Of this assertion II becomes matter Oh ll0
r importance 20 the public 70 learn what newspaper
~ We are inclined 10 the belle That the Albany Judas
must have been an habtual reader The World, All
lie conductors Of that able journal. having once been
= YES ana. although they do not actually command their
pupil 20 j. most remarkable crouinslance t't ne
v,rl % say upon The apoStacy Of Whaus. Bat what
H. become OF an It's Jlhes nov Nothing gives ne hoFa
the RpahlcauS. But IL j, silent over the rtdchcy
otWiuau, II has stomach Tor uha dry III such case
9, tables IN roar in handling such twoeded '"oi d.
MOrcO, cr. 10 has fellow ice.LS iof "luaiS
WINANs's sACRIFICE-A FRIENDLY NOTE.
After receiving the announcement on Satur
day That WindnS had sold out we had only time 10 say
~ the shameless apoStae the servant OF the Ere
bauway az Dunkirk The fact, however, was uihcleiy
Nj Tvccd is OF the Directors Of that Company 1t
" "a (
$1,000 We think 1t must have been something heavy
Tor the traitor has probably socHced h nome ana ms
cuisines, along with his conscience ana his political rep
The Ere managers viii MOI want so unlopai.I
T. atc,p u brave the public OF his constituents
SSs6bg WinSnS expected to secure The Republican
for state senator in the Cha1t4w4Ta snu
tdrr good before his apostacy but what are they now
We are informed that some or.,', n.y. *. oe con-,
sauinr bible and rope, with tic following aAeet.o"
o. 'T,,t,- M,rsr, ron ~ IId Dsrf ch'4'a'219 County
s.. r.. " .-l3 100 copy Of ue 'iJI, sr1 role
n, .o. have any TO ASS You Slonlt ya Is.l'l to
- RsPUBLIcANs OF WEsIkaN NEW-lOEK.
wINANS AND JUDAS
Fr5rq The Jncg NeT4tL
VIII q commentary is this on human nature
md tip times! We VIII not disgrace JuQd' 10y coinpdI
}ug Wans TO him The DetTayti oil Cnl9. iII ~ a. the
Twelve and the voice Of the pubic was strong against
hs NasteI 81 I9s s SaIf goes down debefatey and in
IL face OF public opinion He wiliuly fOrss kes the
sIe Wal, be- backened and blasted 10y the act and
coolly sells himself 10 those whose infamous purposes
are Ugtcut an Judas may have had some honest
doubt as 10 whether the public wrong IN condemning
representative II contrast with Wlnans, Judas was an
l,onora!e man Iniamy! honeeiorh let thy name Dc
A SQUEEZED ORANGE.
The traitor has slain his own manhood. He
ha' epy wounded his party He has BETRAYED hls
fTevls. Judas sold out Tor pieces, put lhey were
vagoess 10 the wretch Wnan got his price but public
Jeproach viii sting him long as he lives. II there Il
I'm. Keen M the resolution Of the bri0ed kna1e
tAay Will abh0r hm, and after he has done his trntoo9s
g. tossed with cOntemptuOus ding out into the garbage
Tor sWiue 10 nose
TIE DEMOCRATS SHARE TIE ODICM.
From ne albany journal -
After more protracted search than DlOgeneS
ial fol Az hOtst man, the Democrats have succeeded
j. fudnga Republican knaye in the person OF orange
+ Winans member Of Assembly from Dunklrk,
Cna1tagaua County. The bargain was prob
ably cOnsmmated during the night Inc
ynce has no, been published; but II IS SAID
q be- 20 the neghb0IhoOd OF 100000 This Is more IMAM
Sig, u treason Is higher now than then and the priests
Ianntuy nave more ready cash than those o. t h
Leiu,ie. Even those who are u be benehted ny
~ treason viii lDlor the traitor He Will be Missed ana
tpHn.d from a decent association; and, unless ne Is
t'SSi.y as he is base, he VIII 90 Out anu nang nm"
t'i % c.c4pe tie g0adings Of a guilty conscience.
IL cIldeuD.ug the traitor TO the Republican oIgahiza
Sou, Fc do not mean that the Democratic parry sha
S,cao is just share OF the Odium III IlNdes tne gum
honorable men, For days the managers OF Ihe D Gh
c Lave been engaged il the despcable work OF NM
1-g some yclal ual.Ot IN order 70 COnsumihate theH
sleMl,. Every Democratic member OF the LegiSlatuie
1a' c parry 10 the scheme Eyery one Ia Ia ice 70
Tboi ban T me baSeI,e"s Of human nature-that
tolna Ay obstacle ~ their own party.
THE DANGER or SIGNING PAPERS cARELESSLf'
The Hon. Orange :. WinanS of Chautauqua
tays, DDS tpeecI apoOgzIg for MS vote IN Denai OF
81
-1is Without knowing what he signed OIal.o H'1
g. ..rfu HI next signature may DE tha OF 5oHe
ohrr ID To- bank check. That WOuld Hdhc nm ~
Jfsr t..I 10 be Idmmany hepuDHcdh put u "i'S"'
u followed 1y more unpleasant consequences
TAMNAEY's RESOURCES FOR BRIBERY.
syracuse Journal
One hundred thousand dollars did the WORK
tepu'Icans! L. there nothing alarming IN the
9dct u4at There organization ID tHIa
flde NLich can thoid 10 pay such an enormous
cum OF money one mans vote whence
came Ae money From the peoples pockets. The Canal
1cvcH t- ~ ne lae- which did not nnd their way
ITO iAt Nta'' treasury, amounting 10 more
ilan t-Oi" dlp TIE taxes wrestcd the people OF
he Cl Ci.Nc"1 'fk, have given the TaIDmany organ
lztOn I-hA, compared with which 100000 are but
time. I'll, state IOanng under this des pOtism. But
dearly than 10 sNppOscd forMr Winans's vote. IL paid
with Tie o. power az the next election The people
Cd no longer doubt TIE charges corruption against
the Democratic party. The Republican party stronger
TO-DAY than 10 before Nj inans betrayed the trust
re0.rd In him TIE contest has strengthened the Re
TAMNASY IL THE COUNTRY DISTRICTS.
I,0n Tie It0ah,ster KlBr,ss
We have not taken muCn stock in the pres
ent STATE LEGISLATURE lts nIst action was 10 let Demo
cratic tr nd 10 unoucs toned, which gave Tanmany con
arOl u iue Assembly 10 only natural that when
a. the clls vi IaILl.asy partisan, that control
1O-t there should hc Republicans fOund ready 10 help
Uammtuy regain it, lost power. Inc Iammany
IIs Ia. NOS, fui Uonr do what II chooses at Albany,
Hnt VI. ANY euoci o. uassage Of all Tie Infamous egs
laIOu V.Icb r has prepared COY. Holman, with all
Lis pl caG zeal 10" popular interests dIe not veto
4 N wHt. IITn4uy gltLc5 passed, ana mere Is now no
hope any banner the King ana tbe people OF
ths Stale II VIII he interesting " hSV ubSans W 10