, 1873-11-24

ugbtt inakips them ont. bssnnau himself lad gono
hGr,e. personal friend Of Tweed in former years,
tho clnrge Of u prisoner md tho d!aensaon Of tha
eiycs Of tho oec Meantime TWeea "a s9nse %rrt ran
%S !. to s ofedyn CIV as sn4 aow aaeept
whose time oxprca In 0 n'onsh or two, but ho
refn:ed tq sHu stay e. anu "rans G eph -
Tweol the failure Of the mcasurc wherent shcra was
much cursing GU eyerybody. part save Twecds, who
nna 1apsed into painful aate Of depression. Me is
completely dcmoralazed. Tho last yieW Of him lott she
espSr K e mns o VII not vii"
LODGED IN LUDLOW ErREEr JAIL.
Tho jail is f,.ll Tonight OF reporters 1nd friends
tion lhe l aW nv rsarss that hs sa b son'ated he
fore midnight aud o will bc sent on tho first comM!t-
mcnt ii the others not really. ......
ne MILL NOT HAVE AHY HARD LAnoR TO pEnFoHM.
It Is the County jail for confinement only s1tot pun
ishmcnt ut hasL labor, and 10 can buy all ths soai-
has coGt him s2So,ooo.
Is foregoue conclusion, how tlat all the eVtuence
against hi has been let in the criminal suit, and to
former will he rro; ooutod vigorously low He was
% ss ss s s " LIN ss ea; e 49, sasn IL
lad to divide li0ersy w!!a W. otnsfs: n.,;
iron 1ugrahan,. Dut tic General Term, which
ana aaa o ha 1
torn, that the chances arc hopeless. It Will be
unNy years De30ro IWceG B QcnfU OI uH4ls e4cept a6
prisoner aud criminal.
THE CONTEMPT CASE. .....
After Tweed had RETIRED Judge Davis called ha rev.
on aiondHy next and Justify their contempt Of Court
in submitting proto.l impgniag the motives Of The
ags sa sa Rassad ssS:d ha wss as ass
Tweed. This they must justify on Monday CT 80 for
thirty days to tue tAo jul with Tweed unquestiot-
sg e s i's cannot JUSTLY Ana undoubtedly they 60
AN OLD onupaE.
Several years ago, the alacTarland trial John dra-
hum, couisel for Tweed, and at tat time tor MacFar
land, !nsultcd Davis, council for the prosecution, III
very grozs manner, aud Davis IL 4 man wAo noyer
furgets ur f0rgiycs.
Tonight at 10 O'clock Fullerton and Graham left
lay On II gronnda s sheh, thoy say 4ro suesnt but
1y s + oT1 i n oae5 ne aa Tc ~ aa IN the
| tonight. 1t ia llfo sentence for him.
rwEEn's rn1soS.
Since my last dlspacA learn TINT the County Jatl.
prison Diackwelrs Island, Ia prson tor puuish-
ncnt other than confinement. l1era Tweed must
labor at any tast to which e ia put mud it Is prison
to which thu lowest and mcanest criminals arc sent.
| THE CostMIrMENrs
were finally embodied III one long commitment, and on
this Tweei is now held Ut the sLerns office, where he
will remain until word has been heard from tngraha.
The prosecution asked for sentence % On ntty-ole
counts, but the Judge disagreed with them, and do
cicd that four counta made eaae so he divided ths
dfy-one counts by four. anl sentenced him the full
pcna'ty-twelye years md ~. 7;o.
NEW YoRE, Nov 2:-The Court Of Oyer and Ter
utcrost fet IN iweed case. Counsel Tor tic prose,
cution and defeuse wcrc al present. Tweed oaerou
the room, followed BY two Deputy -Shcrias, WHO havo
| ncou hia custolians Since Iis conviction.
VAIN ArpEAL,
John Graham began tug argument on motion IN
iature tak!ug tic power of .lit from the Board Of
spci ysorH, and creating the Doard Of Audit, Of which
sSat as not sss fos as
unlcr M unconstitutional act. This and oil other
a aD 1y 5 soasas G s Y
after recess Mr.. rremain moved that the prisoner le
sentenced on each separate count IN Tue indictment
clc,noncy, might make. Mr. Graham struggled to
avert tha penalty asked for, and failinR gave wsy to
! JUDGE nAy1s nEMAHKH.
Davis said 1t would 10 nnaly II lin 10 usek to oyasie
now entertained by the Court; H. H, ,.a..! aa!t
!. TIT tbs rscr could
r. H. :
Isr q eonys!oat weso tty:oae tho 3ddge ssta
iaIs liz aeespanse Of tnis p0s!t!en M '5al|s; Sl;
n an assp s ot spe y
has ias sn Y se
some degreo with mercy. It IL deeply Ia bo regsette
that the Legislature Las not provided long aene!lc
md punishment to charactoFzo ofIeuHos Of tAla ktn
IN different formH, and Tx penalties for each oAons
where committed in different forms from those wAe
| may be imposed by statutes. Public oihce1
}, | who rob tho people by approrrdatin
public moneys aud allow otAers 10
10 through their lustrulnentay conniyanEc, ar
unfortunately In the aato Of our law not to hs q
: Judged felons, or punished by tMprlsonment ~ Y
i Slate Prison, but earapc unteF forms Of 1nd!cincf
. for mt:dcncanor, subject for each to pay penalty
. $780, single yrar tn tle penitensary. i MS w
r general ycrdtct this would bo oil TINT tho Con-
could iMrnEe Notwithstanding that hh took for Il
avn uHe mora than Il 900 lou the dcacrtbct
II therc general verdict rendered the Court co
ony Easa through this farccal performances Of rehdesl
Judgment Of ESQ fine and one years imlrisonmel
l. for the Audaroua robbery of the city anu c1un
of mere t.lan Under tho verdict, the Cou
aa iarger powers, which It will cxerciGe, nn ao
r public mud example to he nesle."
THE R.NTENuE.
Tweed waH thcn ordered 10 ntall np, which lle Il
slowly, aud UM ballg asked II ls had anything 70 81
why sentence should not be pronounced, teplic,
u most inn,lIhly "NothinH,' hia counsel adding,
4, has spoken through co.,alEu" Judge Davis the1 r
III aulnrd: wl!n,n Ii. Tweed. you stand conyici
III by = verdict of Jury ot tWel
j: honest mca of large amnst Of er!mr1 ,l. ,ShnsE
dctment III tie opinion Of tle Court gould not ha
lleen otherwise without violation Of tue oas i
Jury Ind takcn, nr utter disregard Of lie oOl'gAl1o
l,uiBr which they rcsod to spoak tho irnlh anu !
ID wAo!s truth. W!lh all tho opportunity you had-i'
cr YOU faithfully performed your duties to tile public
H. to win the honor aud respcck OF the Wtu!e conMu
" yon as to rcryert tue opportunity i pos,ess