The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-21

with and immunity was promised them.
sixthIHe Offered his own testimony. and
stated where currobor,tivc evidence of il could
he hai nsa,nst corporations known as the
New York Printing CQmngny' VI ,nufa'tur-
ton. all Of which he declared to be- systcm-
utirally organized anl controlled for the pur-
pose Of dcirauding tho city. and which did OBJ
tain millions Of money through fraud and d.
cot. that was distributed among a large number
oipeopl. rompos the Ring and its alhcrents.
seventh He sets forth how. when and Tor
what purposes the Ring and the then managers
of great railroad in this Stte became united
su"h combination wcr'. not only peruniarily.
but as an ins the management Of the rail-
road. the influence on the courts. the pollution
OF the Legislature. and the p1lti Of the State.
Eighth-By Illustration he showed how poll
tics IN TINS 'ity were controlled 10y combine
ton Of rqrrupt m"n Of both parties. who tradod
with each other for the election to Office of per-
sons rrgnr'll"ss of the pubic will.
Nnth-He was the rocogniz.d agent for an
other grent railrond in the state for time
lwhllc he was n state Senatorl and he set forth
the manner in which corrupt legislation was
obtained 10y him for that corporation. and the
name OF the lobbyist through whom 1t was
,Tenth-lIo furnished n complete schedule Of
all hls real estate. whether held in his own
name or by others for him. since 1868 or 1869.
setting forth the date II its acquisition. the cost
Sc, pT OF & seh ssPara; peScc t.e parts from
the consideration rcccyed 10y him on the sale.
He further offered to make "A general assign
ment 10 the people OF all his property. real and
personal. and submit to any examination as to
his property. public or private, that YOU might
,,. u.9'','i u II, 'er'Is uI nlNts.nl'' UNI lpr tnc
disposed OF and lost he offered you an i'm
mense number Of checks. receipts. and other
e''uenVe IN DILEMMA,
Before leaving this city on the 18th Of April. I
rccelvcd "a t"le gram from % member Of the com
mittee appointed 10y the Sanate to investigate
the charges made in the WOrH against Senator
", Mooi,,n and ana rclu"stingto to know whether Mr..
took o.rnsinn Sn NM nvonin,, ~ 'sll n, your
rcaidrn - in Alranv IN rrinr T., r,n , ~, ,yf LII
VI yo g9ur ws gss5 ya IN 1ghbs hs =, ae nsr saw
frr Mr. Ty~ad shSuii nlont AMI v,u tnii mo
that you would not advise. hut thai Mr. Tweed
know had no uref.rrner .V Iii I'M is wonli
not. ~ course do ANYTHING which would
s, ml' T., aSanst s Ris 2s prosplg g., Of r,eaSe loH
iitne comm.ttee shouii sn6prna you anil. a-
u,'nn th ,.ra ~ it II, ,3 ansTtr n T
eliminate n msaif Tak M, tbis NO. ~ I'M
,r,,,r1 i.,,7r ,vhii Nr Nr 1 ~ ~ "a, ~ LIN,
- ~ "a '',,''i w'i'su ut, WI unih',,'u
rrnnn fcr bis rag,iss tn' ~ ~ t' AZ a,
S'tirri W. i',r nis r"lH11nI; ~ W" zi-t ei Aprii
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, M ~ W. Ia, o'1, % o l9' M gay and tne
on h n, ps ~ cyan y , g"y E~I' ms
81 s" ios ton ca,i.d upNMr r. nlr and snd that
yn' ,,,,, W. ,fn,W m' Nr. rurn; hnl
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,',r.,,'f,', & sou M n". III. -, S'ui alN - ~
,ye w., \tm NJ nAr q i",,,lrni ii"ven.ht rom
whi'u MI T-rN haI no promise oi advantage
Mr. Twnnd t5 90 be,or" H., nnmmi,,ae i" "u''S'
M, w., 5f !" Np ,'.t II L. I'm w.. .
,o,,-J ,,,r - ~. -, - ~ NJ ~ ns"lit
wi,rh IN" f,v,'u,E ~ ~ ,oy. Nm "'' ~ '"n' oi
"''N" '"0 'N''"'"- - '"P'
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w. W. ',i. . ,Il'," ~, N ,t.'N 4" F- m .u ny iriutn'
49,. ,,o,-,
FALSE hofhS'
On tho morning Of tho 22l or 23l of April |
hai an interview with YOU at the Buekingham
Hot'l. You then toii mn that y0u w-r. sur
Jr s-d at flnil n: how much evidence Mr. PIX
ham hni that corr1ilnrat"d what Mr.. Tw.nd
Iuli testify to. then urged upon YOU the
formed you that h ; iamily and he were sIfYar.
iu- mt nsrly from anxiety. You said YOU
rrlea-'.i within fow days. II you
dli not "eo.u' u.s. say "yos." your intmat on
t. 10" tlat hH would b" RI Il a within u few
tl's Wn- s"- "n- ihAi wuS iudu "d tp VISIT
fmliy. most ccr,a'fly woalJ not ha,' ,'s
uwns'nri -u b Hopes ia 'hr.r minds. Aal y.u
i, H., lurnishri IN" i'.. aston. At ms 'ni'r-
ma never rf"N.t IN printed Ca,
IN any ol thOin. pr'mis % supply
hpru s"ht you thf print 81 =, cas.."S in
"" af Obs by ~" people against Mr.. Tweed.
and endl On u" ig"oW NJ day; or me day Plier.
!l-Ni ON iA' -lly"t lV means oi them. From
tn- auir until May II. | saw thing ~
30. ana h ara ul'ning from You. In
th' pm an time, the disease win h Mr.. Tweed
hlS lhp'Iri amer l"r Years ie anne sr ATTY AZ
- ~ " .I,t ~ ii',l. "t nlNis'r MlDt u me
hls nervous syst IN, It9iu"d 10y his anxiety
IN waiting iur yvnr d"lS On should soon
n n,nN.' u. w n' 10, nnsWrr ior ne r,sut.
80 lahl'!F ~ uHi.'"It.h-i ~ your "a tnn.
ana tnp-e VINO to1A any mt r'st in l. welfare
Yus',i tlnnr-iN IN r,i.Arsint To- him AZ Of
iyr uncomi9r 9rhhlf rumors wh! u w'rc ailoat.
for time busi",i myself IN vifroiIus the re-