, 1876-02-14
its It not faet that John Long holds N

"Tho records will SHOW"
II ask ,ou.''
II don't know Hhsthcs he does or not +; can't
oay for eure."
"Didn't yon appoInt him to an oflce7''
mo; / merely used mr. influence"
"Why did you uao your influence for Mr.
swAs nEs1r M ra,xSn % or 7u1 rARrY7"
"Nealo ID no accollnt any low. Iio always |
wanted IN olrce, and noyor could keep one. Ilo /
" bid 1 vot, prou1isa him tie oitico Of surer,n-
tendont al l}rdues3''
. Mover did. lie want IT for 1t. Ilo want
tsko ,' IN oee i ri.ela tl,sro vas any Work 10 bo
and wouldn't havo anything to 10 With binf, ,,
because he wlIo lies d6Nn NTH doga Eoss up With
| lcas.'' :. =. 49,
tho civ Marshal wa uo1ninnted and get adriuka'
!.N Ncrcr. / tcll YOU le was tag, and ho who
lies down viii, doga geta up With heas:" ,..,.
m to bo m id.o, ebiftloss yaghbond. and = dog.
! Viii whom You would hAvo nothing to DO p
| "Thas In 1uat IT,"
Now d'do't yon gtvs "a Ne.lc sn Office :" Il
| 81 And that rot lin i io1 n
him Nstor Inspector"
Why d!d you oae yonr inllusneo ;t. 70, big Il
around mo until asked prindisille to take him
on my back."
80 ho got a job2" .
and complained that he l,ad beon bounced"
:, "What did you do tuon I"
| f"1 vent 10 prladsvtl!e aud got him ren-
stated" ..,. ,.
YOU cot him reiustnted2"
"Yea ho waa put back, and In short tlroo bo
ras bounced usatn, for tclllog stories about
othc: city officials; not mc, by. Others, .; Il. .,
"sYies "Yes. I tl,ins s that t "a. 1i tho resson.'
ibid you got him reinatAtea tho second
limo 7"
"No; told him could do nothing more for
him" ~
:, "Dia you over s.y sou would
i, they uH1G ia not IN m.ks sppoataonts at your dso
'a:!GH "No. rnever eu1d ANYTHING about It,"
: .Wrrc vnu nt Larry O'Dricna opentng on tho
corncr ~ I,lno Island avenue and Twc!fth
, strcst ,"
~ think son
. ..I,id vnu mt t,rrn mako the stetcuanut that
nn1eas Nosic rae appointed Superintendent Of
iinhiIo Wnrrs ,"
r MNo. sfr noycr made auch statomcnt Ii
NY sy.snnnoso ur tim 1,o.ra of Public Works should
D rcfusc tn mako m apuointmpnt you wnnsod
. 44'sef' - AM snososo woud."
q "On what terms aro YOU now with thai
noari in -.
1T nm m u1ensant tcrmB With all tho NON
bors, Ireapnointed one of thom not long ago
nnii i,c una ,,nanimoubIy confirmed by tho Coun
! I'll a. IN ths story Of Ncnles. It ts an intorna
n La: m informal llo."
. !. Who was most interested In tue passago o'
that ohlrlor !"
"Thc people,"
Q "Did you at that tsme suppose that ~ r. ras
!. aage would en,hle you to hold over until 1877
IL nover thought OF thas until 1ost about th
a. olectlop."
"You thought Of It then 2"
"YcB; my attention wna cnliod to 1t abou
N TINT timo."
I'd "Apd you we're in favor Of tho charter 7" Il
ii was, moot assurodly. thought then, an
IA I .Aink now, 1t was tho bother charter for ih
~ city" o, 49,
10 til 1s77 ~
$50 tho Supreme Court has decided"
IA "Then, at the tamc Of the cincilon-
You HAD 4 PERSONAL INTEREST
In tho passage Of the charter: because 70
nE | thought it would allow you to hold 0yGr:"
I "That ie mono OF your business"
lint ask you, is not that fact?"
Ia "That IL mono OF your buBincsa hnd yos
Do question Ia mighty impertluent young man.'
"What tntercat did Long and Soalo have
It's passaEo2"
H. II don't know, and don't caro-.
"Tloy expected ot!icos from you
ut .'They maT or they may not: \.
- III you Wero Interested, auu lucy were 10
IVA benefited " your aneessa. nv @ IL .nna |; w
Of ds 70 seG and sa ypn
not be natural LOT lneul u ton4o ai4" WI 5on
a those frhuds7"
~ "Natural OF not, II nan chmn 10 me
nm eald 70 nau cast o9u @ os Gaor ,.n H.,
'"A wouia spun out u 'ae oooA 'a'sA'A ''~1 "s'
nng:
would you appoint = 1nen u on'co "Ao
I ~ Ywz1 ri ~ ia