The New York herald., 1877-10-10

ssn the warrants sntil tho uoabie recsined- Mr..
svssny has siso spoken 70 NJ r.ssd Ia reference 70
Mr. Halls interest also Ia regard 70 his ssA The
semrislss ssrs ssserIy N regard " ssssys NJ.
svsssys lsisresss "a lhs REG psrsssiasly turned
toward The ssecisse .; esndias,ss v heia Jsd,cai
rosrsen& NJ Nan vss general adviser ssd cssnssl.
ier IN all legislative other susrs seqsirss legal
skin aud inssssay, M. cssaoiy sss ana assse'sr
and ss I.ssd hsd general charge q an ether
rnr soAsn 90 srrskvtsesa
In the Beard - Supervisor. Mr. fssss ned an an
sersisndss van Joan rex. sstsr~sra state sssssor;
Mr. ssass nsycs snsr.na ssms~s of ASSEMBLY
nssfy smith trepabncsnA ss~ decreased. walter
Roche. Andres ., nlal,sy and Isaac .. onvsr. Who.
snh h'mseit made nsisray % shs Board. exaes
spsresssasr en az sHs passed " then. ssd 20 pass
such bib - ssosr be ssrees spoa. whether right or
wrong provided rsresns,se esals bs sssslsea apea
then. Bills ~srs PISSED 70 many inssasce. ssd
peroerssrss p.,s either 70 Mr. q. A wesd-srd or
20 Mr. Tweed asd ~ saem dss,nsssed smsng the
above senslsmsnL ~ esrrsssss,ien q shw nr rwssa
has checks no- IN hs pe.se.sea 81 smsss.s 30 pss
Roche. ana ~ them ipssrsed A large number u
bills passed or ~erk paspsrs,ss 70 have
been dose the n.~ cours House. ard ~srs kne~n 10
,hess parties 70 be frauducns amsusl fscss bin.
we're prepared generally ~ either A.
Woodward deputy eierk OF tts Board Of
Supervisors. or cunmas A. TasSsr, ~he vas
the supsrineadcns Of eonsracllen % the Sc~ Court
House. Particularly among tho bills 20 raised aud
pad were those Of J. n aud v. W. cornsi a Co. Tor
iron work psrport,us 70 have been done and for
beams and raitsrs purpor,ns 70 been furnished
The agreement With the Arm made by Mr. rucser
who represented the Board of Supervisors sy direc
sion OF NJ. Tweed, aud he collected the percentages
for the Board Of Supervisory being nnesn
10 Nj Tweed. Mr. Hayes. 40 no Informed
Mr. Tweed, hsd an understanding and arraaremens
with Mr. James 0'Brien then sheriff. BY which the
sheriff should present bills Tor fraudulent amounts
and pay Mr.. Hayes bonus for p.ss,ss said ela Mr..
Fox na1 nm arrangement. as he informed Mr. Tweed.
with Kenard Hays. sts,loners, and John r. Barnard
wood and coal dealer. by which he 10 pass large
bills for supplies purporting 10 be for supplies fur
nishsd TO tho county and vas 20 aud
did receive large amounts Of mcrey from
them for doing. Mr. Fox aid procure 70 be passed
large bills for both these nrs the proceedings q
the Board Of Supervisors win show. Ia all relating
the passage OF the bills and percentages paid therefor
Mr.. Tweed has doubt Although he has not sesa
/
him. This Organization in the Board OF supsrvsor-
was only for tho purpose oi making money. and vas
not intended 10 control political action
NAMES OF STATE SENATOR'S wlrm WHOM nR TWEED nAp
Thomas }. Creamer-Mr. Tweed paid this mas isI
his votes for items inserted In tax levy OF sshsl
1868 or 1869, but can't remember which, whoa pro
vision was made for payment 10 the contractor fe
building bridge ovsr Harlem River ., Third avenue
M rveeA wss also told =. sonn Hoacu, tns con
Crsamer for the ams purpose NJ. Twessd and NJ
Roach had some trouble about It.
John b ian PetteM-Ths gentleman was frou
Hcrkimer county, Second distric. and was IN IN,
Mr.. Tweed paid him directly in money SO 900 tor hi
vote on tho tax lcvy Of New York city for 1904 Mr.
/ Tweed had but one dealing with him and that VA
brought about by Mr. James NJ Swain, who was ,hsu
in Albany working for tho passage OF . bin knows
as "swains Two Tier Railroad BILL.
Stephen j. Wdiidms-RepublicAn Senator fr~m The
Twcnty1i district In tho years 1868 aud 1909 Mr.
Tweed paid 10 him Of money al dinere q,
times. but always in cash. Mr. Tweed has also paid
him money for his votes through Mr.. A. D. Barber
! Atuer G. Mdttoon-Rcpublican Senator IRON the
Twenty first district in tho years 1893 and 1859 Mr.
Tweed had numerous transactions with this Senator
but cnly that Mr. Tweed at present can designate
which referred to New York city matter and that was
the tax levy for 1862 Tor which no paid him In bank
bills 900 at Mr. Tweed's rooms In the Deavan House
M. A. D. Barber also paid him a. different times
for Mr. Tweed for his vote, different sums OF money y
Wutidm A. Graham Democratic Senator from tho
Tenth district in 1865 and 1869. This genieman's
vo,cs were frequently purchased BY Mr. Tweed for
various objects Of legislation. Usually tho payments
in cash, but sometimes By check, and Mr. Tweed
has some Of tho checks now In his possession This
man is now in tho Albany Pcnitoutlary. Mr.. Tweed
generally dealt with him in person.
George Bedch--Domocratio senator from tho Four.
teenth district in 1868 and 1862 Mr. Tweed pad this
seustor tor his votes on different matters. and
especially, Mr. Tweod remembers ior Insertions in
tho tax levy OF 1869 Hc was paid in cash By Mr.
Twoed personally. Mr.. Tweed thought no had checks
given to this man, but has been unable 10 find them
John y. Hubbard, Jr.-Domocratic Senator from the
Twenty.third district in 1868, 1869. 1870 and 1871.
Mr. Tweed has personally paid to this man, at different
times, sums Of money in cash to control his vo,e.
He remembers particularly paying him $50, 600 Tor
bis vote tho charter as tho Tweed charter Of
ls70 Mr. Tweed Is confident that Mr.. Barber has
also had dealings OF this kind with Mr. Hubbard
". j. Humphrey-Rcpublica Senator from ths
Thirticth district in 1865 and 1869. Mr. Tweed has