New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
OCTOBER, 1866.

whether the commitments TO the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction were IN all cases TOR examina-
tion confinement. II any Of them for confne.
meDt, they would Increase the disparity Tue value OF
statistics depends upon accuracy, and Is as much I'M
paired by statements under the real number as by those
Keys guess therefore, is not helped by the fact
that he guessed TOO low instead of too high. When
sent 10 the Secretary OF State the only reports OF Kelly
for the Special Sessions that could be found for the
years 1852 and the first ten months OF 1866 nave
learned from the Secretary OF state that hoSe TOT
1861 have been found. shall base the rest of ex
animation OF his returns upon his original report for the
year 1852
SHARING IN DIVISION.
Isuhjoin here letter from II. F. Taintor (who was
employed by Mr. Tlden search out what disposition
made of the money obtained by the Ring" rauds),
by which appears that part Of the proceeds OF one OF
the fraudulent bills paid under tbe:celebrated adjust
ment Of claims" act was traced by him into Kellys
bank account. 1t appears Mr. Taintos letter. that
on the 18th and 10th Of September 1863 the bills above
mentioned amounting to sls3414 rs. were paid to W. d.
Roa & Co., predecessors to r. w. Hoe d Co., who are
under suit and indictment for gross frauds against the
county since perpetratea, Peter Monaghan, who was
partner of of the ROes am informed, is an
concern furnished the stationery and blank books
for Key's office while he, be was sasrih or
MonesSsn Moe % on the Ian and 18th Of sepem
ber 1863 deposited S97l39 70 in the National CITY Btnk
18th and 10th OF September, 1863 Monaghan
drew two checks. together amounting TO 80 500 80 which
the days deposited 10 keys credit In the
National Shoe and Leather Bank. and were paid out OF
the part OF the fraudulent moneys so deposited 10 None
ghans credit in the National CITY BACK Mr lantOr
charltaOly disposed, ana copy vi
ter to be sent to Kelly for explanation can have no
further with him. but leave him to make
explanation to the puhlc. He will probably say, as
Tweed said in respect the money he received from
Woodward, that 1t was IN repayment OF borrowed
money It is certain. however, that he appears with
Wonderful frequency IN very bad company.
al have now performed a very important pubic ser
wee. have shown beyond any possible dispute that
John Kelly has committed the gross frauds with which
charged him. III in the face uf such an exposure he
can remain "a recognized political leader, and associate
with men of honorable character, do not see how
expect honesty IN politics. or why the prison doors
should be shut such men as Tweed and lngerso la
his defense Kelly speaks OF exposure OF Ills frauds
prompted solely Dy reveugeful feelings, ana says
have east aspersoDs upon all who have been In
way concerned cOmpaiDants counsel or witnesses"
in tbe complaints he made and procured 70 pe made
against to the Governor Not word can be found IN
my letter to him rejecting upon Alderman Otendorfer,
Mr. Watrous, OF Mr.. Crosby aud his legal associates
for their participation in the charges regretted that
they permitted themselves TO be used by Kelly, but
SAID nothing which any Of them could possibly take
exception. The persons whom made the subject Of
censure were Kelly, and his man WicBham, and his
said respecting each Of them was strictly true You
cannot feOw-ctzens fail to perceive that the subject
OF this letter is pubic matter Of great ana pressing
importance. Kelly and MOrrissey claim. and are
important officers. They seek TO own the men
you elect to Office completely as Tweed and
Sweeny owned them in their day; Nelly says
Morrssey forced the nomination or Hayes
for Register. You well know wnat Morrssey is. have
shown you what Kelly is. Are you willing that these
at liberty to enjoy the pleasures OF private life. shall
have the pleasing reflection in retirement that by
my exposure of the frauds nave described in this let
have aided you, III you VIII MAKE the necessary
exertion. in securing good local government. The
danger is great Your relief depends upon yourselves.
If will be equal 10 the emergency aud vndicate the
annoy ance that Kelly and his dependents to
by nDel suits Or other~lse. W. r. dANEABfER