New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

z the correctness Of the evi'
nphlet from which We repro
the document Ia absolutely
>, and 10 not given herewith.
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" The following u the testi'
z proprietor Of TAe Nete- York
witness from whom tho most
rally expected, In view Of
his paper. InaSmuch ~
IroIn time 70 time called
ared its ability 10 prove the
charges of thefts and relter-
, the Grand jury were JuSti-
It be able TO furnish. or ct
that would Lead to Legal evi-
? failed to embrace tho op-
ignorant or 90 unwilling 70
his testimony will be apt to
was summoned for the sole
Q Mayor. His testimony Ia
nns with the principal asser-
Iy printed. and can only be
lat what he said In print he
he witness-stand.
| Some ofhe hinQs phieh The
Timer ada.
"It n shown that eho dh-
fendants are personally In
terested In the misapprOpri-
alton Of the public money!
large sums have gone 70 The
Trdnscripi, the Gew.YOrk
Printing Company, the Sta
TONERS Company, and Tho
Leader, in all OF which
Tweed, Connolly, and Hall
are largely interested. -
Sept. 8.
"Hall's name Is 70 the
back OF every one OF the
fraudulent warrants we
have pablishedy aud that
alone Is enough to convict
him. "-sept. 10.
"The past public services
OF the Hon., A. Oakley Hall
do indeed well deserye re-
coRnItiop, especially when
he pat his name 10 the beck
lof haudulant warrants for
over eI3,0O0, 900. sept. II.
"HalI and sweeny are ~
4 guilty ~ Connolly and
! Tweed. ."--sspk Is
"It, In for tho people q
manAee thie case now, Will
they allow Hall, eweeBy
and Tweed 70 pinndbr them
Ist their leisure Z" "Th0
necesaity OF the hour "a ap-
parent % every one, and
that necessity u total de-
stEuctton Of the Ring, and
an cod TO the gigantic cor
yRhl1h han and
SWeeny planned quite -
much, II not more than
Tweed and Connolly" -
6ept. 10. f.."i..' e. -
at is sufnelent TO say
that no man who was per-
sbnRlly innocent OF partici-
patton In the frauds--cer
tainly no man who had
previously been ignorant Of
them-could possibly have
treated their exposure in
the way Mayor Hall did.
. .. Mayor Hal knew
that the treasury had been
swindled Gus Of millions OF
dollars. .. -. We 10
peat, therefore, that 1t IL Of
no consequence, 30 far a.
Mayor Halls L honesty IA
concerned, whether fhe got
@ share of the plundcr or
ln0t."-Sept. 19.
"WhO, then, IN this COM
munity, after this demon
IstratiOn, can be, found 20
stnpid as to say that Con-
molly alone is guilty and
that Hall y innoeenff Who
win not, rather say that
Hall ID more than eitheri
The truth, at last, IL now
painfully evident that Han
and Connolly, Tweed and
leweeny, are oil rogties To-
getAer. 1--6epe. 30. - "
"9he spirit which made
this country free, and which
can alone keep any country
lfree, u not AeNfto be quelled
by tlMeets from . AimiBerNble
knaye like A. Oakley Hall
or Q Cunning rascal like
Peter b. bWeeny. The
men who rule 10 are the
folks who can GET thousands
Of roughs 70 con nSregate In
the streets ana march with
.col9red laatsrne, and ~
semble before g stand 70
hear 4 thief boast that he
viii Be elected this year BY
aA llGrsased ! maoftty."-
some say that Hall took
no money, but Was saGisfied
with TWeed's promises ~
mako him Governor Of the
state n be assisted the
Ring. Even II thai were
true, does it remove the
GtlgIpa Of dish0neety from
Hfilts characterf II o man
AlfSofately and WtldulLg
aSaists another 70 earry 0nA
sWiudIinR operation, does ft
natter much what motives
Id hin 10 eamnAts the aetfv
1ST6S one supreme object
on which Hail and his
brotnen anaNes D are now
bent y 70 Eet AndreW u,
Green out cfthe Cen tfOliart I
Once. Oct. II. }AF @Fl.-a
> ~HalllEho1B What TWaod
hAA done. He knoea tha6
Tweed has rob he'd the poor
most cruelty Nhfls fsnEing
to theaueve1y now az,a tksA
3 few epTape ef the plundeH,
lust 10 keep them duies. u
Han any betttf than
Tweed v,s,I0et. ~ o < Y'aiI
~ sTHeed cNnpoe eazee oet
Of The eQslrts 3 convicted
tAlef itAl62t Hal SkAfiak
the e0l meaaEe6f hiS e6H
g He never f6e 8 chance
k1i11sen g pnFt eipattnK n
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