, 1873-11-23
The onco Triumphant Bully Breaks
Down from Despair.
And Covers and Whines like
a Whipped schoolboy.
A Civil Suit Likely to Be Instituted by
the City.
Tweed's Counsel in q Fair Way to
Keep Company with their
Client.
They Are Cited to Answer Charge Of
Contempt of Court.

They Are Cited to Answer a Charge Of
Contempt Of Court.
Special pispnteh to The Chicago Ttibuns,
NEW YoRK, Nov. 22.-Tweed was the wcnkost crin-
tnal who pvcr atood At the Bar and Davs The most
71orablo Judge who cvor ant on tho Bench. Al the
httGr delivered his long address, which would haya
been only stump speech Ind 1t not had sting In IT
In the shape Of sontence and tho final sentence was
foTeshadowed in various forms.
TWEED BENT HIS HEAD,
overwhelmed With modification, and in the deepest
1rcad Of what was to follow. Ho was surrounded by
VI wesknoss. He has most Violent tonrer.
s most intimate connd.n{s. To-day .hoss whom he
as na at S weakes'
down hoodgates, and that they might DO tho ncxt 10
b overwhelmed and condemned. Tweed was sur
whom did not know, and whom had not tho heart
10 ask After. But the story filed the court that they
NGre
The only women Of oil be haa enrIchod-for Tweed
generous thief and shared with tho natural conaorta
ntend lin ID Ills hour of supremess pertl. Behind
hnh, prominent by his peculiar appearance by hia
political atanng, Thomas Ladwh who, two years
Occupied BY The latter. and Who il Twecd's desgns
bud succsaded, might have been trying aud sentence
tng hinl, instead Of encouraging and sympathizlng
and behind It, md on ha seats reserved for spectators
md Of friends Of Tweed, who weso disposed to be
Arfst. No demonstration in his favor made At any
tine vt dter tho conclusion Of the prosecution slight
Applause, interrupted By tho Judge, wns heard onca
DUNNO THE JUDGES oHAnoE,
~hcn tho Mrnss was mentioued ruhsnn near mo
hissed audhly but very old and dccrcpid man In tho
kAuEfY TOOK u1Iu BY the him mt
t1han instantly subBided. When Judge Dav1R direct
ID the clork Sparks, to cali the rrnoner to stand up,
sxcept those in the Immediate vicinity to Tweed. Ills
porly form thua stood ont the prominent centre of
.6s 6s hSn ta Of forms eager to hesr vha
Clerk clear and loud he asked why tile aentouce
u tho Law should not be pronounced Yoaker by
awful fcar which had settled down On him upon ey
sry criminals, IN tho faco Of dreadful conviction
esa T. hs low Ppng yoee Of s.k
which only natural defeca unnatural feara infct.
tho Judges apeeoh ke sd bewo !s had IN pa,n os
despair several times but finally, when the score or
taors OF sentanees bud been pronounced, coudamnng
TWELVE YEAns' ntPR1soNMEE1
IN the County Jail and to pay ne Of s12760, he tunk
away 10 charge Of Deputy Sheriff Jdaon Jarvis, and
sought tho secrecy Of private Of tho Supreme
Court, wherc no Judge was then sitting.
ON Hls REMovA1 FROM THE couaT
A"VcA WE toAeA W AAo supreme tGATk t0AtQQ6f
and laser to Sheriff Brennans privsto room to await
ne making out Of his commitment papcrs, which. In
view OF tha number Of sentences, wore very yolumn
night making them out. Sssnnan himself bad gone
home: 4 potsonal friend Of Tweed In formor yeass,
charge So - and nd tSa of H.
svtlittea Of tho Office. Meantime Tweeds couasel
!Ny way to nrooklyn,, and sought Judge Pratt,
~ose time expires IN month '1esp o. two, Sa e
M sel came back much ,dtsguaed. They explained to
much eursing on eyerybodyk part save Twseds, who
DnoKk down AGAIN,
completely demoralized The hut visT Of him loft ths
impression 81 m,speroken mot with renosss, but
Tho ja full to.nsht Of ] reporters am and friends
waiting tor his coming and eager to offer him oya
1oro midnight, and 10 vii bo sent On III nrst commit
nent II the others are not ready.
ux WILL NOT HAVE AlY uAAD 1Anoa TO pznrona3.
shtnent 1t hard 1abor, aud he can buy Ill the CON-
soEta. He u broken man to-day. Els confidence
q torcBono conclusion, now that ali tho evidence
against him has been let in the criminal suit and the
uts til ths ses q i 1 W. on
"a ssa q asd saa ts Snvs 9 nm ,Gqny oo which hs
There Ia not the slightest chAnce Of now trial,
though great efforts will 10 nude to SECURE etay
trom 1ngEaham. but tho General Torn, which
hss 70 be appealed to, Ia compoSed Of two good men,
and 1ngrshNm will bo of the Bench before ahs ncxt
term, so that the chancea arc hopeless. 1t viii bs
prisoner and criminal.
THE ooArEur1 CASE.
After Tweed had rotised Judge Davis called bin asv
On Monday next and Justify their contempt Of Court
n s ssobitttng protect ipagaiag ths motives Of tie
I'd aes:a tut ss waa ssa asanss
Twoed: This they must justify on Monday or 80 for
~ : II Ma'' cannot justify and undoubtedly 'h'' vi" go
An OLD dAupaE.
8syerN yeatx ago. the oFaraud trial, John 6ra-
ham, counsel for Tweed, aud II that time tor MaeFar-
land, inGuled Davis counsel for the prosecution In
TsEy Groas manner, And Davis u = man who never
Tonight 1t 10 o'clock, Fullerton and Graham lsts
Tweed to 60 to 1ngrsham's house to uk ham for =
HtAy on grounds which, they sAy, are sufficient; but
largest hesdinea that Tweed begins ha txsiys years
Tonight It IA Lie sentence for him.
TwKxD'B PAuoN.
Bnoe my laat dispatch learn that tho County Jail,
In judicial parlsnce, means the ronenttary. This Ia
mens other than confinement. ueru Tweed must
bor Ut suy task 10 which he is put and 1t Is prson
To which the lowest Anu Meanost criminals arc sant
TAK COMMITMENTs
Mere finally embodied In enc long commitment, and
III Tweed now held At tho shsr's Office. whass hs
4oAA2A* A1!kA NoEA liza Od1A
Ths prosecution Aaksd for sentence On Afty-ous
counts but the Judge disagreed with thena aud de-
cided that four counts made caae he divided the
nfy-one counts by four, and aentenced him the full
psnA't5-t"alTs yaafs and $l2, $50.
To ~ 4ssociafed ttAA.] ...
NEW YoHx, Nov. 22-Tha Court Of Oysr and Tar
nnss ~ asnsely packed this morn!ng ewing to tue
cudon and defense wers all present. Tw~ed snterod
ths room, followed By two porusy-Bheans, vho hays
hsca hls ou1todiAn8 atnce hls conviction.
VAIN APPEAL.
Iohn arahp nj hAuan thn .r,.,,nx,t .r . ,,..,o, Il.
arrreat " Judgment holding that tile not Of the LegB-
aupazvsosx aud creating ths poard Of Audit Of wls
Tweed Nss namber, VA Unconstitutional, aud hepce
undsr IN unconstitutional act. This and Al other
points raissd BY ME. afuhau we're overruled By the
toust. When he concluded hia attdresa, which was
after rsceas Mr.. Traman moved that tho prsonerh
sentenced on each separate count In the Indictment
subject only TO such notifications ~ ths JudRs M lii
:sa1ncncy, might make. Mr. Graham atrugglea to
tvv1t the psnsy asisd for, and, falling, gayo way
p1 etuoaon1. Tweed himself seemed much Affected
Jupaz DAVIS HENAHRe.