The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19

The idea secuted aud put aside And when
pay tor his liberty lct Il be answered that
he never would past with his punier,
knuwing thai his opportunity 70 replace It vii
again. Before his criminal ir1al, pt the request
aud prccarauon OF Charles a. Cornell. then on hls
bond, sa~ Ann al Tue Mc,ropoisan Hotel, ara ~,
by he Bureau of Municipal Corrections, 10 have ms
matters settled By Just restitution, dollar for dollar
Did he not hgvo the then, many Told, and
did he not keep the matter Ia long suspense, de-
cidpg hnally that While he an dollar to fee lawyer
he Mould never pay penny IN restitution. - !.
mel concfdel that be bai thc means when lhuri""
Weed declares he advised settlement during his Term
on Blaekwell's isiaaiy why has hsson Hcharn re-
msnch abroad siHce 10 ilea win iIc vass suns r''
Al Ikea rcm The dummy mortgages, tue Meuopohtan
Hotel and other sales: learned IRON more thnn
one OF his bearers, when the disagreement oil
tho Jury On hrs ars rial released hin, and nc mad
carousai WITH bis oid pals o inc Amerlcus CluD that
he aeclarcd hat ''no man who could sling live millions
oil dollars could be convicted murh 10 New york;"
what has become OF tnoso u'c millions s'oce
nn s ss pan,s 70 cc, yoar A.
fention to more strict examination OF Twced's con-
eca'e2 wealth isrnaps ny o"n nine WAS mrs, Openly
be csr'aniy thrust more Q" his confidence on me than
desired u was Oh occasion OF cor
.ain CORRECTION maac or Nm IN lhc n',r ,.
.Ne p,Inse" IA m",pI,s " es.y. "he " Wv
closing para9r"phs sts,cu mat ne MA Souc 10 SPAN
% JON nls son hehnrd ana othors VINO nad procuren
ihrousu 'he Spanish ooulooh mon pens'ss inn"enoe,
grant LOT laying city railway tracks IN Madrid Ino
correction having been nude nc was re-
Joicea INA. me names OF inc Snandiey nro.n-
ers, contractors ior me hoosac iannsl were
s'.sken out, as .ne'I c,ai's asains. VIC s ~.
OF Msssachuset,s ent ne aanasea ny INC .evc'u,on
" .no,' oonnvu.'on wtn l. Dn Ut Apeo.." ~
,.aso ha s"'u ne wou, q. vue' P20vvn 70 "a va
,ms a' hs sou T''n , :, NIB aa" ,J ch
was wa'tns ~, MN III i"ris 'n". ~ ''uiu o"vo
thsn' ~ hem naSeIs !wno nurue'eu mn ioo.s wv
,anV's purnsu az Wy s"'von 49, ~ ".u ~,
aoa as COUNSEL ior MN NC wou,u ,ahe gu, ne snam"
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s,,v assnr,snod ~ This rsv",,,on ,",t eoraI,v
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t.leu saat upon VIZ uss WV Nm. an,s "a anu
~ p. n ~ - ,,n, .s rnro 49,
@ nv asn ~" ~ ,n s, ivy, ,h' III,
IONS were thus held ave nn n new a"iiv in thc nrem
,sos d,i NO, 'hornvcr conyov III. d,scovarv IN
w., M, a9 a. ni rsnc,,n ,'s s, a.
,,var,.hed friend AKIN nm rhn a"sston NJ Twceds
WHAT s6onld ne rsceved IN seitemcn. from him ne n
tar omnnnt WHEN ms cemtnmnn hna scanned
The elements OF tho proposition and grasped
have no ,onb, did 81 II wona have been n verv nm
likely breach OF iutv ON ms part If he did not and
ie secure IN the transfer o! that resDon sbity from
NV shonlders AS 10 Inc release of Tweed / elt cor
inn ,hni vom could not alcmn II npv more Than Won
would he likely 10 steal those 80 600 900 Yourself
Dpp pc NV ns % rs nrs
cee,nrs the tact was dove oped that General Scklcs
I'm the backeround) was the real advisory person who
was come forward when Tweed should be- released.
A written order from Tweed for some papers
in my possession disclosed. this. \ contest
arose between Townsend and the Sickles
party for possession OF these papers Sick
les continued here until you pronounced your
decision, when he lett for Europe without Tweed.
This and soaring SPIRIT like the condor OF the
Andes, SAILING over the cities OF both continents had
followed with keen srent his natural political prey,
the Of the ''Boss" in ITS devious drift among
the Antilles after tho escape. Sickes got
back hero about the time OF the discovery
OF Tweed and his arrest. He was his secret
adviser You may have roticod also tho
recent escape OF Connors from Ludlow Street
jail He was one OF inc notorious Northampton bank
robbers. the gang who took charge OF tweed IN MS
former light Connors repeated the 0 Id trick OF walk
Ing out OF Jail wh tue Keepers were at meals. Tweed
Is TOO well watched now 10 have such an opportunity
as an alternative refusal TO release him. Sheriff
Reilly keeps bm under tho nervous surveillance Of his
sister, lnntron, and other members oil his family
who reside IN the jail for This purpose. liencc the
desperation OF Tweed and the viruence OF his agents.
Even the late DECISION OF the Court OF Appeals dccar.
ing that debtor WHO has mado fraudulent sequestra-
ton OF his property cannot be admitted TO the benefit
OF the poor debtors resource, shuts up that
avenue against Tweed. DO can not swear
himself out ,of jail under the fourteen
day act. The person who got the written
order from Tweed Tor the papers In my possession