The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19

shs sreumsssness requesting shom 70 open an &C.
eeuas With him. DAY Or Two utter these gentlemen
- ne wanted 10 get note discounted Tor ar amouni
which have forgotten; refused 30 'nacrse T.
and annoyed me great DEAL; finally . SAID. 4
don't know anything about you, but know
II you VIII gel h.s note or bis incorsemen
WIN eiscouni M few days After TIA, he In
v,sh ssns.or wcod's noss for 80 600 80 pa,e y,
mcn,ns wner thai note became due Senator
y. sss. :. cheek ~ cS o. through .ns
mail Tor the amount OF the interest and from that
e W Woc s"' I oo.'' BE-, been
session The checks FOR The amour, OF IN
!sres, The notes were three months notes.
j shins Mr. Mood never furnished me with any
security. was satisfied be was good for the amount
standing When Chamberlain brought the note
gave bin check Tor The Amorns. payable 10 Senator
NJ rwsed testified also 10 having lent money to
NOTHING TO sAy.
Mr.. Wheeler B. Peckham, who considered the
representative Of the Attorney General In the Tweed
compromise well IN the other Ring cases.
BY NJ rownssnd now that something IS 20 be- done.
In reply 70 question whether the Attorney General
had invited him 70 assist In examining tho documents
submitted ~ MT Tweed and deciding upon their value
Mr.. PeckhAm yesterday said'to The wrter:-'' have
nothing q all 10 say on the subject more than have
that no expected the Attorney General and himself
would decide upon The proposition in concert. This
remark be made on the night the document was sub
mitted.
Comptroller Keiiy stated yesterday that DO beiievcs
the story OF the couesson as published TO be In the
main correct Beng asked the reason "for the ailh
that IN him" he answered, .sFor the simple
that induces me TO credit II, although have had no
legal knowledge. There doubtless are errors; but Is
hits pretty near the truth"
rx.v All AR orr
Mr. Henry !. rainior, who, u will be remembered,
was engaged as an expert by the Department OF
Ring Board Of Audit and the adjusted claims Of
$25 600, 600 stated yesterday 10 reporter OF the
alleged confession Of Tweed. eScep. the mention
Of payment OF ton per cent TO ex.Mayor
Hail. THE division Of the percentage" said
Mr. Taintor, s'ss gwen by Mr. Tildsu in the HERALD
Of yesterday ID correct The testimony OF the &C
counts OF the vouchers and OF oil tho persons impli
Gated who have yet testAed. show that the DIVISION
was a there stased. Whatever might DO the compl-
cation OF the figures always found that that tho
was very much surprised At The state
mens sad to 10 maae BY Tweed You
will remember however, That all these claims
carried interest," and that division OF percent
uee given by Mr. Tilden only referred to the prnc
pal Now, the interest $50, 900 900 u small
sum, and II was thought at ono time that II Mr. Hall
did receive any percentage IL would DO this
account; but IN the settlement with Watson's widow
this interest division had be gone into II was
settlement oat OF court. and tho names Of those
with whom this interest DIVIDED have
been published, but there can DO objection
in stating who they are traced interest money
10 Connolly, Swssny, Watson, Woodward end "Joeh
Young. SO thai In that division Halls name was not
trsceaole am quito justified IN saying that there IL
particle Of legal evidence that Hall partic
pator in any division Of this money. From what
know OF the men with whom II divided and my
knowledge OF their transactions with the Ring, l
should think they were not likely 10 part with aEy Of
their money sitter they had collected Il, TO Hall any
other member OF the Ring"
Mr.. HAsrisos' TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR CHECK.
Mr. Hastings check Of $20,O0O the part OF
Tweeds alleged confession most talked OF yesterday In
political circles. II mentioned very sign,A-
cant circumstance that the check should be paid
II was also said that the check had been shown more
than week ego by political friond OF Tweed TO
one or more prominent democrats A reporter
OF tho HERALD called upon Mr. John Foley
and asked him II no had seen the check He rephcd:-
As The TACT Of shis check being in existence, and Mr.
lshed do not consider 1t any violation OF confidence
say that have seen this check The following s
Transcripts OF it,
r.n.h x..,o,s Nrw .. Ycsx' April 9, 1870
tho order OF hugh ! Hastings twenty shes,snd
'hndor'sd' j Hssa :. w H.', sss.,,.
1.-The only remark have heard 10 connection with
this check said MT Foley, "is that tie dates Of the
passing OF the charter and the dates OF check
not far removed from one another The Tweed char
ter passed The Assembly March 10 and the senate
April s."
rng VOTE on THE TWEED CHARTER.
The following was the result OF the final vote on the
Tweed charter. taken from the journal OF that day:
Mr. Speaker put the question whether tho House
would agree TO Inc final passage Of SAID BILL and was
determined IN .ee affirmative, MAJORITY Of all .hs
thereof, and tnrce-nfsns OF said members being
present
rHE YxAs
Those who voted In the affirmative were:-Messrs
Ainsworth Ailaben, Avord, Baker, Baldwin. Bambcr,
Banker, Barnes. Bernus, Bennett Bergen. Berry
Blair. blossom, Bolt, Bradford, J. Brown. .. L.
Brown, v. p. Brown, Burns, Campbell, Cary, Cava-
nagh Clark, Cook Coon, Cullen, J. DAVIS, J. T. Davis,
Decker psa. nsmns Dodge nrol Ely Emp,o Fields
In Frear, Fuller, Graham, Green, Hall. Hasbrouck
Hathaway, Homer, Hennessy, Hewest,. Horton, Howe
Jones, Herman, Kilham, Kmck, Lamorce. Ianahan,
LIttleohn, Lowery, Lyon Maddox, MARITIME, Merchant
nn9 au MSDVy sss Nad
Oaslnan. O'Keei, Palmer, Parker Patrick. Payne,
pearssi, rease. pISnkc.', Ransom, Ray, Roberts
Sweet, T,ghe, vans,onburgh, West, White, wilson,
winans' Wood Youns-yeas, lie
Negatively. y. Murphy. Pierce, Remer, Walker,
Absences, i-Esksr Cayuga county; DeIano, Essex
county; Tent. Onondaga county; Dimick, Jefferson
county; Buttcraed. Jefferson county; Gleason, ST.
Lawrence county; Lawrence. westchester county.
IN THE SENATE.
the bill passed tho Senate April s, 1870, and tho
record Of the passage Is as follows-The President
put the question whether the Senate would agree TO
the final passage OF said BILL and Il decided In tho
Affirmative, majority OF ali the members elected TO
the Senate voting In favor thereof and threehths OF
said members being present, as follows ~ cas-
Banks. Blood, Bowen, Brady, Brand, CauldweII,
Chapman, Creamer, Ewood. Frost, Graham. Harden
burgh, Harpending, Hubbard, Kennedy, Lewis. Lord,
Miner, Morgan, Murphy. e. y. Norton, N. Norton,
Parker, Pierce, SANFORD, Scott, Tweed Winsow.
Wood and Woodin-30 Nays-Genet and Thnyer-2.
FEELING AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE EXCITEMENT ouIEr1So DowN-EyYEcr OF
wooDIN's Speech SIGNIFICANT CIRcUM-
srANoE-GovERNoB ROBINSON AWAITING DE-
vELoPMEYTs.
tBy TELxoRAPn TO THE HERALD
ALBANY. April Is, 1877.
Tho excitement about tho Twoed revelations Is very
much abated tonight There has boon rather revu
sion Of feeling favor OF tho accused. bssed great
measure. on the reckless charges made against In
high Official station, 70 whom tho people look guild