The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-08
NEW YORK CITY.
The TammRnY Frauds.-COu Of the
German Democrats.

New YORK, September Z.
The Seventeenth Ward German Demo
cratic Committee, at a meeting yesterday
ratified the action of the German Demo
cratic General Committee in opposition L
the Tammany ring, Action was taker
to insure representation in the approach
ing State Convention. One OF the mem
bers made an address in opposition to thu
proposed abandoning the Democratic
party on the part Of the German Demo
Gratis, arguing that the remedy Of corrup
tion Of Its leaders could be found in the
party, If the men were corrupt they
ought to be repudiated, and if found gull.
ty Of the frauds of which they are accused
they should be punished. The committee
adjourned without taking any action on
this subject.
THE TROUBLES IN THE DRMoCRTIC CAMP.
A correspondent writes from Albany
that from views expressed by prominent
Democrats attendant upon q meeting Ol
the Democratic State Central Committee
in that city yesterday, II is believed there
will be no detection in the party in the
country districts this coming TALL. Proml.
nent country leaders say that the New
York City Democracy must settle their
own differences to suit themselves, and
il there Is anything rotten In the party
tho Democrats themselves can secure
necessary reformatory measures. The
Tammany accounts have been n subject
Of widespread discussion all through the
country districts, but the leaders think
when the election comes of the party
will not be affected by them,
WHAT A CLERK IN THE CONTROLLERS
oFFICE, KNOWS. sHr.
An ex.clerk of the Controllers office,
named 0'RookG, published a card In
which he says that il the city accounts
are submitted to either committees ap.
pointed to examine into the City Treas.
ury frauds, he will demonstrate that all
that has been charged Is true.
THE PLUNDERERs STILL AT wORK-sEy.
ERAL MILLIONS MORE IN DANGER.
1t was recently announced by Mr..
OG0rman, corporation counsel, that the
Board created by m act passed April 90,
1870, was still empowered to settle all the
old claims against the city. This Board,
of which the members are Tweed, Hall
and Connolly, Is said to be the principal
source OF corruption, and II Is believed
now have before II claims OF this nature
TO the extent Of several millions OF the
character of the GarvGy & Jones' claims.
There Is no other power for the adjudica.
tlon Of tho old claims, as the Board Of
Aldermen and Supervisors are authorized
to pass only the claims made since the
passage Of the above law.
TAMMANY SCARED.
There Is said to be feeling of conster-
nation among the Tammany leaders over
the expected proceedings against the Ring.
LEGAL REMEDIES TO BE TRIED,
Tho legal measures which had to be
deferred yesterday on account of tho Ill.
ness Of Judge Barnard arc to be begun
today, provided there Is a session of the
Court. There Is much speculation as TO
whether Tammany will not be able TO
secure delay oi the commencement of
the proceedings, or II commenced to do.
ny 'mo noaIine VI wv CaSo so as u ue,
course. Some oi the officials about the
City Hall think Judge Barnard will not
grant an injunction against the city au.
thOrltles in view Of his we'll known Tam.
n'Gny plSCllvlties l anu , y ID Ssserteu S tnat
noSiii9r n ojd tIo rin% Tho 1n;bum. III u,n
thinks thoro ia M reas9n IN annrebonS
any DELAY of the nroceedinps and saws tho
conniyarce of the Justices In The interest
of rortIes will asqist In strenpthening ond
confirming The aroused ptIblic feeling
against them. and the Tammanv officials
will do well In their own interests moi N
agprayate their present condemnation bv
an attempt 10 prevent bv chicNne or vi6.
lence. a legal innnisition into their recont
waStelul and corrunt administration.
pIpv ppovrn,or
BABY bhoNhNAoh'
some iacts were developed In reference
u DaDy brokerage IN TINS CITY on an in'
veStigation yesterday ol the case OF ply.
slclan VINO, 1t appears received thirty
dollars TO take charge o. baby and keep
II until some responsible person would
adopt 1t, but an hour after the receipt of
ino u money i9e child was lelt In the Avery
nov,osS,i narcptio i ,sIiUi SS tSo 'ro shoioin sOe
mentioned had administered. As no com.
plaint wns preferred AGAINST tho doctor
he was allowed 10 90. ''.'' 49,
rror n,pv,pn op,vr, 49, ,.,,,,,,
r,nm .ah1HST nun HS HM rSSoSS'
~, nsNiNo Anh HIl"HN 4, oErlOiAiS' =, ~
~, UIowus 1, N we[g .I' assemGLeu % IN tne supreme
Hourt ,;V rgom lhis morning IN expectation
Ihat an injunction wo9la pc asked lor re-
s,tralnlng tne Guy onlclals from the inr.
lhgr paylng out OF the money OF Inc Guy
anu county governments iheapPlGation
ior an injunction was MADE ny eA.Judge
barTlt, VINO maue lengthy argument,
az ~ Ihe conc, conclusion OF whicn Judge bar. 6
nHTu granted tIlB TpIleT 0eI1uUugu. Ing