New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

Total. 1O6,570 10
Most of these names already familiar TO most
readers OF 1HE TRIBUNE. A. D. Banks who is said to
nave had 5000 for aiding legislation Demo
cratic from 6s to n aud elected Mayor of
Albany last year A. D. Barber 10 notorious chief
" he Albany lobbyists or JOSIAH Blood Tweed says
ne paid him for his vote several different bills AFFECT
ng New-York city George Beach, first mentioned,
was a Democratic Senator in 1868 and 1869. Tweed
claims to have id him for various votes, but says he
has no checks to coroborae his statement. In the list
however, he gives single check which he says bears
Bcach's Endorsement owen W. Brennan is the former
Commas Of Charities. brother of Matthew T. Bren-
man, formerly Controller and Sheriff. and OF the
present Commissioner of Charities. Dennis at one
time held an important office, but, for years past
has been actively opposed to Tammany, under
Tweed and Kelly also. He is one Of the leaders
Of the present antl-Tammany movement. NJ Con
molly ,he "big Judge" and is now dead OF
Cornelius CorsOn, stl fugitive from justice,
Tweed says is in abiect poverty willing to
turn States evidence If promised immunity. j. McB
Davidson was Of the first to States evidence
AID is to heard daily cracking his jokes IN Feers and
at the Aston House. Joseph Bowling is dead the only
wonder which the publication Of his name will excite
VIII he the smaIlness OF his stealings IRON Tweed Eu-
scuta.ves having gone N two years ago win the big
GER MN than old Grant" Terence Farley
nm 10 the sheriff late In 1871 Magnus Gross formerly
an alderman and also ucinber ol Lle Board OF Euca-
ton. active IN the camnan OF II, which Overthr
Tweed In explaining the appearance of lis name III the
nst 4t ed Fe rhrck drawn 10 n order by Wiam NJ
Tweed and dated July u, 1868, for $780, and July 90
1869, 4Or 500 The first IN OK covered subscription
Inward the barbecue given III honor of the National
- mocrauc Convention, in july, 1868, at Lion Brewery
PARK MIR Gross exhibited Original subscription list
hearing the utogralhs of John 4. Hoffman, VINO sub
scribed 500; Peter b. sween, 800; William NJ.
tweed. 500 George W. Mel an, 500 Charles f. LDcw
500; Richard b. Connolly, $50 Tlos. G. Fields. $50
joan X. HaCkett, $50; Cns,. T. DAILY S25 A. d. Rus
sell $685. G.. II. Purser, SO; Richard OGOiman, $50;
A. o KEY Hal, $50; S. J. Td, d. $780, and others. Mr.
G oss sand that the bai be,ue cost about II 900 The
ton. Tne check dated jay 20, 1869, FOR $50,
was for ticgets bought by Mr. Tweed for a
river excursion Of tue German Democratic General
Committee Mr. Gross den ed That he ever mad any other
money transactions with Tweed. lie sad MI Often
dOrlor and were never 1av"Iltts u MT IWeed, ana
wAen, tne representatives, OF the German Democracy,
wanted anything done, Mr. Ottend0ifer generally
with Mr.. Tweed. When was Commissioner OF Educa-
lion noticed that the bills Tor stationery about
calico the attention o Commissioner Manierre to the
Cornelius Coison about tuem. Corson sent an
explanatory letter and cut the bills down.
In MAY. 1871. Mr.. Ottendorfcr AMI | decided to
tel the Iamuany leaders that there was something
wVu. tue party, AID they agreed to meet he repre-
YES OF the German Democracy at Mr.. Often IOT-
fe's house. in seven, eenthst. About twenty-five men
W re there MI Tweed, Mr. oween,, Mr.. Hail, and Mr.
Connolly met We read TO tnem what We uad OunI
our Of Overcharges ana reckless expenditures OF pup
lie money but md not think tnat tLey were con
risnt. aud promised to stop IT, lninA Mr.. sweeny
meant do hight, but he Was 900 much mixed up Win
Twe4d. The evil spil1t was Watson He was a natural
0irn forger, tAicf, and scouudrel"
Henry Howard, who il put down for $1,000 -, was
"a rully Cei Engineer OF the old Fire .parmeu and
st holds an luspcctoshp in the department Of Public
ks john C. Jacobs IS Tie present Senator from one
of the Bruoklyn districts lie says he pad back ali the
nancy ne ever borrowed from INe-d. Charles j. LOew
Was Tor two terms County Clerk aud has aley been
talked OF a. the Tanmduy candidate Tor krgster but
within week past 1t has been determined TO throw him
ASIDE.
Nicholas Muller. Democratic CONGRESSMAN elect,
got sI,4J0, IN two checks, according to Tweed, but
YESTERDAY lie the most positive style mat he had
no recollection OF any such ctcks as Tweed named II
he got them, money must nave been expended for
ectiOn purpOses-a tore .lgut procession, Ia fact
j .mrS O'Bricu one OF the virtuOus leaders OF the
antIamuauy movement TINS year. j. i. Pierce IL INC
former Senator from tie lila (BrOOlyI District, ana
member of tue law firm OF sewen Pierce.
lie SAWS the money paid him ard his partner
famous Brick PomcIOy, OF ne democrat ncWs
winch bears Ia the early days Oi its puDlci-
ton POmcrOy bitterly opposed Tweed ana the rang, aud
they finally bought the paper but whether tnc sums
named ~ thls III pay nent Tor the paper or
"srTVlccs,' Is DOt Indicated
The Wililm RlcLarGsul named is the Deacon Rich
ards0n, Of Brooklyn manager Ol the Atlantic Avenue
Raj road aud a prominent Republican. He admits get
ting all the sums named by 1weed but fortunately puid
Them back in each inAtDcU by check, aud rumpDanty
dlsuays IA. with weeds signature, 10 snow tt all
&c borrowed OF Tweed 10 carry OH LIE street IOdu WAS
promptly returned
sook Ii the proprietor OF the Union Square Theatre
ana GmOc's Garden. G. H. swan Is reorner al pres
emit Tweed holds curious lcticf from hul, when
will doubtless published. He was an attorney Tor
Controller Green az lime, and conducted business
largely Albany Douglas IaJl Tor Is the lOIncl Com
ssoneI o Jurors and bitter opponent OF the present.
JummaIy Hall organization. William Walsh was County
Clerk and Ie now abroad IN very feeble health.
CHARGES AGAINST HUsrrD, CREAMER AND OTHERS.
The most startling Of the new statements by Tweed
involves persons who are not In this Lat The most