New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE ANTI-RING STRUGGLE.
THE rRIRuLATloNs OF TWEED & co.

THE TRIBULATlONS OF TWEED & co.
,xcERsoLL, WOODWARD, AND GARVEf STILL
uISsING-POLITICIANS CALLING ON TWEEp-
HIS PROBABLE EXPULSION FROM TIE
SENATE.
Yesterday was set down for the return OF
,osH IuCerso jr but that notorious gentleman broke
odres made for him by his friends by failing to a1-
- and Democratic faith in him ia materially lcsscncd
n return is evidently postponed "without day'
.,,,irg has been heard OF Woodward but what Is In
80 for linn may I've determined from the remark OF
1T, s,- riff JudSon Jarvis, Il wish saw him now;
"a INST IKE 10 run him up into Ludlow-st Jail o-night
whore Garvcy atcmps to conjecture but 1t ia
.rreyrd that lie las LETT the country. Democratic
-, sai1 Yesterday that Mr. Tweed would certainly
y, hove allowed him to so beyond the reach OF thc
Ring. -, ,, ,,,oro A. ,r.5,, oi,
.,,o Dcrartmcut OF Public Works was throngcd with
,,,p, ue or giving advice, and asking insruc-
NH nor rlc vas NpCreuced by these visitors
inf, ryicws with their chief and To facilitate
,. ,br Of ccs were arranged so as to admit people
- sfter the fashion in vogue at the Tombs when a
A., =, rri>ouers arrives The janitOr outside took
49, sr,s of the callers they appeared In the hallway,
- ,ber 4 hatch Of sufficient size was made up, hr.
eecs c TX oYeped the door Of an ane-room and with
Xv then come iu" be secured dozen of the visitors
4, tho 1,on Here hoy were kept until the macnatc of
n D., vros NJ lIb, rty when one at time they
,od npshcd into his presence, and pushed out again
hall through another door, as soon as the last
rd Was cut Of their mouths room full OF these Wis
picd dozen varieties OF The democratic man,
d ~ snon as they were fairly in the little Office, tEry
I,stinct,ycly closed their mouths, and cycing enc
D,bor susncousy, got into the corners, sat On the
I,s siI,s and carefully eschewed the center Of the
r, "a tbouch they feared "a chiel amang cm takn
sotes"
Appointment mcnbc~ of the Tammany General Com
Xttcc vio holds county Office, said yesterday that he
believed MI TaccG relied considerably on the fact shat
Q.c>s tie urcs u Tie charges against him are care
hly uuravCl,d neither judgc jury viii ever under
stand them clearly enough TO render decision adverse
70 him IN other criminal or civil 'ui'.
Wit!a IT,. -t f,UI co. Ave day there has been much
dscuCr on ;Lc prchqt lily of Twccd'S expulsion from
the stale sac. II is taken for granted that h" Will he
excited aId 4 admirers suspect that II l. takes his
seat he VII lc tEp'..cd by vote Of the other Sc@"ors
ApeAIr,Ibro O! the National House OF Representatives
prOcairs impossible, the ground that cause must
be shown t, bribery Senator, felony, OF fraud i'll
eheuc, lut tie member of the Tammany General Com
mec az o>c r'fcIrcd to quotes th' case Of WittcmcTc
vLo lad broken actual law in selling cadctsh> hui
was thrown OF his seat in the House of Representa-
tvcs because his conduct was so disgrace;u that dis
credit would have ATTACHED to tie whole body had he
been allowed retain IT. "sO says tins gentleman,
may the State Senate deal with Tweed the body hay
Ing suIr.ue authority in judging the qualifications Of its
members"
Auo,.-r member OF the TammaDy General Committee,
also cruay cGi,ial said that it mattcrcd very little
vI,l,r Two,d lad u seat IN tho Scua;c or not since
EuIl ,irshUn would be ordered ana sunc one uhdcI
TwccL'~ Cuuirul wuad nc returned
A CONNECTICUT MAYORS OPINION OF WOOD
WARD.
Some of the friends OF Mayor Ely of South
HotwaiL Conn, attribute to Lin all the statements and
srn.i nts relative to Woodward contained in the report
in TnI Tint or oct CO. which SIM" fact dcTN rd
III. Nav
stituents does tn Nd, grave injustice He has SAID
noihIhg about MT Woodward wGIrh o." most devoted
Ad.Lr, - EcutlrmdE, thc gentleman Hnrcl!,
could CuIstTue uuCUL IIment.ls.