The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1875, Page 14

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1875 QUADRUPLE SHEET, 28 ‘Tweed was created. It dees the duties of that ' r man Who is practising blackriail on Henry Ware | after Mr. Beecher had made him the iniassous, are eo Board, as set forth inthe a06 creating it, in rela» THR WONDERETL, TRI Al, Beacher?™ Beach then alluded to the devices Mea D PR eumaian vga ult the untrue wpa. Beecher practised'to suppress the seandal; If be repair himseii vefore that committee, this huno: | mali. tsa ia | tom to all prior claims existing agatust the Ingervoll's chiecats paid over to Weed wird | county; and: charges that Sweeny snd the de- were inflocent he Would’ have turned withallthe able management the request becai } their report oad bes ceased Auditor, James Watson, about the 4th of indignant impulse of his brave and noble navure | | May, 1870, conspired togethe® to defraud the and trampled county of New York, the taxpayers of the city aud q ¢ ‘THR “CONSPIRATORS” county of New York and’ the people of the State One Hundred and Seventh Day of the In the dust. At this point Beach was graphically it ‘not 4 saved Witan re | deposi mea ight arise oodward, $731,871 Ob 2 een eta regard: to were informed, whem they’ ‘mation Which if presented to. © the time and condition of the their fomes, to adj ef 7 ae ot xercisé like that class of c: 01 ot ©: In case in Which punishinent wai y ted’ e1oquent, He descrived Beecher handing out | matter which was submitted to - Prescribed by the paaishment 10 cases of | , carvey’s checks to parties nos trace Cuvota/lerge sum OF money Dr Raving’ oe ane Seandal Suit. seneps rifles’ thom iis petpt to sectire eater! mm | cation?” Why was thelr ‘evigemce acareiaor y nO attempt to get them? Whi Sgr podward deposited warrants...... $1,082,715 4 passed 0 false, fraud: Epes ersten amr Cole ai a ea NA Rameroalee eee cere Sm amc eae ince) GSAS has a a Bideesriter dents fh TMB | mtu aia sac Yost | rhew tasks mele pormusnce ots conic | The meat ane pet ta toe nanve ne pursued wale | upon Abie tand snd minge'their eommunietiesat sar ihicge back a agate | “Sguka enue Woomeares Stat sy ne qoncens ann Waaon a present or couse so | > BEACH DRAWING TO AN END. | aissctuiatwussn te ait bo nad sown miei | fit" cb periet fotay et et SER ee tadtaae apo’ which BRS auleged dustin don Sg a pl agg — be presented, claims purporting to be auo | @ coward, aslopbering and wiilmpering idiot the conduct of honorable gentlemen In & responsi i Sean - 1 ble position, assum! to my Th tere’ depuarie is that in Dis Siac, tie right of perempe | | Woodward's checks to parties not tracod $261,005 78 145 Perione purties, that tNey had the sdme | JEALOUSY OF TILTON. Rue SEER CMD TAUIOS. iiae, ehneameatatel tory chunlleniges 1s secured by stat its In, Asin Ot On William M. Tweed, received from Wood wardy tomece 50 | MPProved by the Hoard, obtdined warrants | fT Defends the Plaintiff for | Counsel dealt next with the charge often made | purposes of thelr orgauization, they lulflled the menor as Well ds 1a cases of felony. ae Ke Ns : ‘ i a the same Bed 1a EvgIand fof uot allowing & she $9 be | WM. Tweed, received from New York Hint refor {rom Compecroller Connolly, had the | Against fulton thas he was jealous of the fame | object for which they had been selected; but they’ } felonies at the same je applied here ‘Cow: “* ote 104,233 6 \d at the Broadway bank, the then depository . oe eae eee a aici Yor lageweangrs, Had aia | 12 Compatiyy as trac Oke Ot | ee county fangs, and. appropristed tie pré- Vindicating His Honor. of Beecher, and asked if Boechor filled all tne | “id Not answer the demanas ol justice and of charge preferred in the several counts of the indictment | Pogal, . $1,097,192 14 | ceeds to thelr ewn use, amounting In ail to $6, 198- avenues to fame, and if there would not be} which’ they made under snch circumstances) it tituted felonies as aefined 4 2 the Bree ee Court of Socelving whe verdict oY LDEN'S. AY FIDAVIT, 957 85. ‘The foregolug sum 18 made up of the old Ree a eee: eeataaie veleg Jeatous of. Me. | CUGIM, Lave FomCIVON Ua: Geauneumica! Ot Ce MR. TH I A q in the name of | ane jury’ con vioduy yiaaad, wha #4 iF any burn. The aMdavit made by Governor Tilden in Oct bills already puolished, drawn “4 a J ota Evarts or Mr, Chartey'0'U: ‘Applause, quickly | World, ber ot the iexed ps ibieneds ber, 1871, is the most important one of the ser Garvey, Ingersoll, Keyser, Bolar aud others, run ¢ T F oh Evarte or Mr. Charies O’Conor, App! 1 MNS. TILTON’S STATEMENT, the mM PTison> Reet for the purpose of an one of ue trial, | ning irom May 6, 1870, to August 12, 1570. ali of IMPASSIONED BURSTS OF ELOQU ENCE, checked, broke out when Mr. Beach, referring to Another feature; I nave said that the first state» fit maak ate e mien erat ‘hicd Heged to have been /alse, frauduient Wee J Mrs, Mou ad untruly | ment as is proven by Tracy and Mouitop and hesshgms bed Ge yin rg r others, by Mra Tilton, was ycomplimen tary an Maximum uw Tesi the aggregate gS, fe Coure was, empovtored by stalute to Lupose | {* Feeds as follow ptinads. 4 E on New Ye LJ. OF, So ae ene oe there road, | below uy “awora, Nan. Tee Olean J. Tien ain comiplalnt ther aueged tbat in aaaition assatied, said he would soon suow, 10 spite of | Primers, by Mite. Non. Wier mapuonedie that says, that, bappening ’ ‘ae , ce a Op this Conrt, at least as $0 | casi the. office ofthe Comptrouer ot the city of | to tls sam of 0 (Sweeny) and (‘ . Beecher, that the lady’s fame ure'and stata | she changed it? And waa it that the re- Ve 00 deed aouuunce in respect to the excess If, | New York,.no was consulted by Mr. Andvew id, recom, | Watson, in purenance of the same conspiiacy, ale Beecher § Characteristics Contrasted pei iid y wee Markable- change Seared ike ‘en lady goes: 7. qheretore, a8 Lhave endeavored (@ slow, the Court pos | Deputy Comptroller, and bis counsel, astotho notice | rer the passage of the act creating the special - before’the same gentlemen forming this committee, reaked Wo greaior Power oa Conviction upon an indict | proposed to be given to the National Hroadway bank in | Board oP auate and between July 13 and August Beach read the letter of retraction siven by Mrs. | and nonors and exulta the character of her huss hen for duisteueaiors fan pox “an dugiotment for | respect to the allege forgery or the sianauure of Keser | 22 sro, procufed t0 be pald vy the Comptroller an ortraye 4 ns felonies, she eouciuslon ts very pisin and elmpié that s0 Co. ag iarders of certain county warrants; tat | Thins Bieeei’ 1’ nave been incurred after nueh of the sentence as exceeds the bounds soon “atter this deponent. was requested by the suid | the shme gentlemen with her denunciations an — Caen n MAXIMUM TRAM Green 9 make some {nvestivation iu theuccounts of | tue passage of such act, and on which former addressed to her husband the evening of | oof deimnations. What Were the influences operating’ of imprisonment auchorized by law tor any of the mis- | the said bank; ponent noticed on the hack ¢ Ma eign to have been bepughe | the same day she gave the retraction, and showed | upon this lady? An! she had been there attracted: Tilton to Beecher and the memorandum of the | band, and then six days after appears again belord Comeaners of Which the: prisoner was convicted ly | the ‘Keyser Warrants pencil memoranda e sutn of $933,640 44, that this last how. obident ib d that the woman was | by some means or some impulse from her home. vold for want of power in the Court to renderit A | Br AL W., or B.A. Woodward, which he sup- de aims as iol- % appeared ti e ~ Sold fox Want of vomer in whe Court to,render it A | th AC W., Of BA Woodward, wine, ne su | monsioned sum was made up of ‘cigims as io! | AN IMPORTANT DAY’S WORK | a ved oy the will und peculiar representations of | $80 Was under the induenes gf the Ovingtons and wniek rererence, (7 {a that upou which the praoner wae | received, the deposits and has had to exaumme te | [OWS:—$100,110 42, $152) ba . My . the friends and /abiteds of the Ovingtons in their, indicted may tliruw sowe ligt upon the subject. ‘The | deposit secount at the said Wood de, 800, c8 fe Fg a gent tbe arees, te. Slatin Beecher to give that letter of retraction, house. 8 Fl aera or fey ee ‘ which the b: was indicted and wied in | K re uiethod 0 ) : , +. | Which were favorable to Mr, Beecher, Why. gen. cifenee tor which the pileoner was indicted and tied im | Keyser warrauts could De ldcntited. Coa ee reese | pinint, bat ai of WBIGN are alleged to be fraudu- | Tne audionce at vhe Beecher trial was comfort- | Atfouro’clock tae Court adjourned, and Mr. | Hote Monn ee on Snesaay of a wife ofering law, wid. that of udatins x ore ee e | Gepecen en Savard ea tha Tesest g60 Sn Ess ent and fictitious. ably seated yesterday morning when the prooedd- | Beach was accorded on leaving a similar ovation voluntary tribute to the character of her husband P New York, under the acto 7 eniry of each depo S | ; : er bdtences he may have coubltted, that was the oniy | \eparit was wade up by Feforenice to the doposlt tickets, Oe eee dentin petaimed trou que | ‘M88 commenced, ‘There was no inconvenient | to what he received on previous days. Aig TS BO A ARSE eta Sa ee one for which he was indicted or could be punished in | which had been preserved, and to take a tral wt of | County treasury nae ever beca paid buck, uor has | cToWding, while the room was filled to its limits. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. In''five days desereing ber home ay eas csecuuen, Th te hl > a ib ig ledger, and then to decompose each Uietiyl Fenda an follows BES, 600, nee. eee | om 7 witoh wad found of moro, than oud item by reter- | the same oY any portion thereo! been restored In the hall outside a large number of people On the bench, beside Juage Neilson, were Alvan | conjegsedly inimical to hor husband, and again ap- “When any duty is or shall be enjomed by law upon | i, wiul oMciai receiver or depository, and asks . York Bar; Rev. Dr. Kenned: fore the same committee and reversi nviy puvle oliee® ot upon any persan holtihg auy pub | traced transactions from the aecounrs ct thesaki Wood. | for jUdguunt aginst Sweeny for the entire Waited with freued hopes of Admission and BS aaa ey ee oréreicsi witiomo. Wiking | Soureg her veenineny, Bow i it Oxplainames lic trusk oF employinent, every wilful neglect fo periorm | ward iute we acgouna in the suid tant of ingeroll ® | amount of the rAudulent Clattus thus procured to | Watched with euvy'more favored beldgs pads In | Bloomguals, N. di torent ee at enlirely het testimony. Bow ls it oxplainanic SUR CRN TIRES Fe OTE ey a ee ey chal be ; r a. ti : be paid, in all $7,132,508 29, with mterest irom Sep- | without a pause, Mr. Beecher was absent in the | £00, Rochester, Kinahan, Cornwallis, Aaron Ray~ | of this woman wins contradictory, and what to the blotter kept by the bavk; that deponent | the jonde fer the puiishment of such delinquency shall bea | of Wiliam M. Tweed, and’ c e Baie Process to z Toned eGR ROT, le as herein prescrided.”’ Sec- | be applied to each of the ssid accounts; that the de- tember, 1570. | forenoon. It was thought he would come no more | mond, New York; Colonel B. BE. Valentine, Brooke | influence extorted this denunciation @ ci th hmenk aud id cut constructed the schedule wiarked Ein the cow. . Wheeler H. Peckham verifies the complaint, | ~ = | doubt re- : aut of wh Wot préseribed im | in the exer 3 0 v ‘ e ihrer eahe oer saute, sali be punished. by impris- | umns, verifying each entry by persounl inspection of VIEWS OF TWEED’S COUNSEL. been a severe trial to his feelings to be compelled MR. BEACH'S ADDRESS, | Mrs. Ovington, ker fresh and tender commisera- " Mr. Beach resuimed his address shortly after tion jor Mra. Tilton, currying her upon rides, < to listen to thé scorching rhetoric of the plain eleven oldlock. He commenced by referring to wesae en ter ae hospitality of ‘her housed tis counsel day by day, He naturaily expected | the Wost charges against the piaintim, submitting | ofering her a permanent asylum from her hus that as Beach drew near the end of his speech it al A i Me AE the Sates band saa her home--Traey, Heooner, all, io opene ©. a - Aca bio! a 1c OUSE o would grow hotter and hotter for him, and, be- | jowed the council of Cleraymen, and with that Syingten, and all these collected influences bear ingaman of great eensitiveness and impulsive | Mr, ton lite aoe payee aoe | ing upoa this woman, frail and delicate as she i he might invoicntarlly exnibit emoti remember, continue: e junsel, rs resented to be, and adoring her pastor, as wi emotions, he might involcntarily exiibit emotion | TomneDOn, , Mnoatiy requested Mr. "TUtOR nos | TODresen sed 10 oes ee an blame Theodore Tiltoas ©yment im a county jail net exceeding one year or by the not exeseding $60, or by both such fine and. im- prisonment.”’ Clearly there is nothing ia this provision Which points to there than one conviction oF pumish- yi TASAE, oH any Oe indict reME ot choh oF ghich ae. | Wocanin ener te. Qhoden who mantaed the esta o rm eoutained 270 county ea ich as- | W, omilh and P. N. Rhode : ¢ Said Gopo- uanes to charge'a separaie wil aotest of duty ap | net that depogent catiatd” we entried ares to the new turn in the affuirs of their client could not poging that the matter charged in ¢: oun consti. come trom the books of the Comprrotler’s oftes be \- posing iat tia.cilenee, gr which ibe Prisouce wignt | compared with the- original books of fecord fu sata | Pe Obtained. However, several, gentiemen om have wea separately inffeted and tri one ee fies, and the entries purporting to come from tne books | gaged for the deience were found by a HERALD re- mone im the wy cripts mude up from the books in the Comp- trouerts ofice add entries upon the warrants aud w Tweed'’s senior counsel, Messrs, Davia Dudley Hanscripts from) tne booxs of the National Broad: | pield and William 0, Barllett were absent from ak, and from the ssid cepostt osume by their being cailed oif by George | the city yesterday and therefore their views on ‘Yer, When, they arg all umted in one 101 | bf the National Broadway Bank to be compared with under the spell of @ powerful burst of eloquence | 19” mingie in the proceedings of that for standin ite) 1a VP Mind sno antisiewors aurhurity (or the rendivion | transeripts tein the eutrles ia me said boock aa m | Porter In their oMlcea and what they bad tore-| 16, ag Beach 1@ capable of emitting, Mra. evanell "oe pe. a Peppearatrea: Of me | Rene eee ice, im hts wotence ? Must a OP, ected of, inane that, eee: Sadeieents || Aetbeue. We | botucaian tas said. eamamniate. wits iis ofiose, gue | Mark of the AGhioet ts anyeRced, Beecher sticks to her post like @ true soldier, and | belore that Committee 40 complicate the digieul- accused before’ & partial and packed tribunal of cceasions and the charge of of auty | if se Mr Willard Bartlett and Mr, Elihu Root were ties in which Mr. Beecher ang Plymouth cburch | che friends of Mr. Beecuer—men of personal porie a neglect icorrect; thar depouent has pergonaliy examined the bim on the trial deposit tickers embraced within. th A Dr, Edward Beecher, a soft, good-natured | were involved, But there was @ remarkabié | tion, of excellence, of reputation and character— a power to | the said schedule in connection wit i i i ip pedtod jweraded'tn | ready to give any injormation in their power on jooxing man, with a large face anda mild eye, | letter on that subject by Mr, Beecher to Mr. | whose decermination, Unless 1b was infected by’ as have been proved egainst yr, ath That the jemeanor and | bookkeeper of the sam bank; that this deponentin ex- | the subject, consistent witn their duties as coun- Moulton, It was written as late as March 6, 1874, mpropriet. rtisanship, Would pro+ a ii'Resntvs *he radeimang ‘pumshinent pros | kigteing the ote of tne depowt of the awl Woodward | pel, Ag far ad they were aware ho consultation | DeVeT Misses @ momeny trom the proceedings. He | OTessing ‘nis iniiguation Bt the course pursed | ghee an immense iaduence upon we pubic miuc?’ wcribed by the gtatuce, The very moxt section of the beecanie familinr with the DaBdwriliag of the suid tick- + | SPeAKS little, and seefhs to be constantly chewing | yy wir, Storrs. The letter showed the sort of His hold disrupted, his wife a fugitive from nat Seterry besa Sevarned of or ibe Lekiciatiee dee | SGAMTNS Nat tee ene Bere a oO (ee eee ee ae lem cn rating appilea. | Stir a8.nin Jaws are seldom at reat, Avpeal which u& made to the consideration and | his ped aud. his home, puble dishonor resting : i dl provides {bat “ie court before whora any perth | that deponent noticed in examining the wekew | either as to proviaing sureties or making appllca- | AN EFBECTIVE SPEECH. - charity of Mr, Tiiton—not to permis nimself to be | ypon nim irom that slnple circumstance, a braie Used by supposed adversaries in the person of | in the estimation of tho commuuity, irom whore; Mr, Storrs, Now, review tne attitude of Mr. | violence and abuse it was necessary for his Wife Beecher, as represented by ae upon bo to fiee, represented as he was by Bessie Turner tm fai E\bert a. Woodward; thatdeponont also Dreoared | far a% the civil acttons were concerned the and full to overflowing with his subject, ‘The piece ia nig dhe tee ant ae ee a ees and ‘nlianty with uo Noles 3, i geen tine u tt Fr ened yh 1; it; that t = re \- Sverity of oa ‘ punisement, souitazy | unry-ut tae results deduced from the rehoduies A and &, | Cectdon Just Tendered coun Dot Nave een or | Cort was as wellsustained as any he has yet) Mr. Beecher! Wiy did he deprecate tie | raised in iis behalf, tecling the 'injustica of ni ocgmmorbent, recom by the Lorisiature OY pro. | annexed to the cowpisias is cerreet aud truly repre- Caced's aificulties Was speciaily in the nauds of | ™#de. The closing in the afternoon was, as usual, appeernace of Tilton ye Ppt hon cone 4 | Par the falsity of the accusations against’ wae ha raced tice Dir be ooncerved tat | OC tkckE preeeeda: so Mar AUN purfortico repeewnt the | MF. David Dudley Field, The Judgment and opin- somewhat more effective and rhetorical than che ES ARP ice Gace waa tas > Caton oe futon: | Brace therenen oe eee ren Mite gor the Lepisiatnre inten ied or voposed tat ine case like | same that uepouant eased to etateinent o: the county | ion of the Coart of Appeals were expected Cur- | opening In te morning. It was expected that | counsel asked wuetuer Mr. Beecner could no pe eat of family nonor aud pride? ‘Then what had. a 1 im the altdavi ; nd beHeves the same to | ee caiar unt this morning, ‘The usual | *me reference would be made to the publication | protien od a stated alterward 1 DiS | become of Temitty honor 8 Diet ae practice in such cases Is to.apply to the General of the latest discoveries in regard to Mr. Beecher, HR INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE? ars. Tilton stand in the estimatio 10 WO! ‘erm of the Supreme Court to make the judgment yy, Beach made no allusion to them, and promptly | Could he not have said, “I nave been guilty of jert with the deposits of the sai which le Spon are Contained 3n0 the a (robeduie, thatthe ae Pict ag aca igi See ae ge cay | _ Mi Betich was forcible and even all the day. Te cha e ty ee Dowiweof tie said twee: ave tm the lmctwritins ef thre Breed in the “oriminst proceedings, and ag ¢ided as he began, fresh and pretty clear of voice ali bé convicted of an offence puutshavie Ly imprix ment im a county jail’ which isthe case, “may sen- t woh person to imprisonmentin a sulitary cel) in euch Jal Mf amy such be erected. but suck. lnprbe. onment bay Bo. case exdred thirty a, w t i = $ i H 8. sotsary lmprisoninent of thirty days each infieced. a | of certain minutes of ihe B pUbishment which writers upon this subject have | ing to be issued by Joseph stated is regarded as more severe evan t y and one which but few prisoue That this doctrine of cumulative pu ef Mupervisors, purpori- 3 ig, Clerk of said Board, whieh contains the Message of Mayor Hall to the Super: | Of the tribunal of last resort the judgment ef the after the Court assembied continued his speeca to | Odence against Mr. Tilton; he t# no knave or dog: pictured him Mm eloquent terms standing up Tilton had a good many eyes upon him a8 Beach visers,nnder date of Acust 16, 1871, aud epparently de- | former court, and then an order of discharge ol- Tecdnel cok saver tate ‘Caiaced aoe | Lacian anh ieabtex Wp St: anayuupenent igs bonty herd | Ion eiutgttheenk Waar ther ZereReeicienee, | mem turye, BVAFts, Sor ms siIEA OF Soate Sine, de Po ear hey tger Cea eee Ek ee eens cepa probable tat the whole | pro “yng wil be tnore was an expreasion of applause, othe | Sworm and subscribed betere md this es DEBUE DY Detore oie Ct CES TENRCS Ot tee Reprome | Opes: by ene steniane: wronged, he Would have done #0, aud nad he | along without @ break in strong, nervous law aes guage, at times pathetic enough to move te tear f anunal belonging ‘to himesi sth day of Oeto- | ¢, sal ‘i ‘1 “ ‘. d rr b] ‘oart, at Special Term, tis morning, ween an or- BRON COMY.vion, be adjudged guilty of a misdemeanor.” | ber, 4671--bDWARD KiMxNDORE, Jt., NOLary Jubiic, der wilt be granted for the discharge of the prisou- Mr, Beach began by introducing the evidence | would have peen ne Bacon letter. There would ase ln ‘Were convicted under oue indictment he bas been generous and indulgent, trusty an “golltary and alone to face the obloqny showered faitriu! to the bonor and interests of his wile and his housenold; be has been musrepresentea, aad | UPOU Him by the partibans of Mr, Beecher, His you, Dr, Baeon, have misrepresented his relations | home broken up, his wie @ fugitive and the hand to Inet? Ii thero bad been any manly courage | of scora pointed at him from every airection.’* about Henry Ward Beecher, if there had been an; proper congeprion of tis duty to tue man be had | The jury were all attention as the speaker rarte* com bnndred counts of il eatin: cov pun- Memes a er. Ui conrse, there would be no opstacie in the |. ‘ hearted to tea! Ur ee eeeranen bin eens uaakeed gears ol taptioce- | THe decision of whe Court of ADpeats reversing | SRCrHT'NCMicers. | | | coiheees te nag eee cove ap a the nat | Bacon letier aba the evidence vearing apon it, as | What graver revuke in the Judgment of the pubs ment or one hundred terms @! th days each dgme. Your’ showing the circumstances vuder Waich It was | lic could have been uttered against that lady thay weibiee comamoeets, a tee newer execs ta lofi: | he Jotement of che Courtel OyerandTerminer 1 ar, parsiott saig shat Ail Tweed’s counselerer ssee of the publication of the Bacon letter, Mr. Writtle: ‘there was 20 accusatioa against lr. | the fact, as wo kuow, that withous any new cansé CUBAN Fe Senieuces, teh m sentence a8 is supposed baving heen prowulgated & briclrisumé of the | desired was that he suguld be dealt with accord. | 7 hood feted f wo Beecber in the Bacon letier, no charge of crim: | of offence sie had Suddenly left hoine and chil- court. forit would be main potnts in the legal pruceedings will be founa | 142 WO law. The decivion Was somewhat of a sur- ‘ton greatly suffered from the attack of a | jnulity, nothing which should have surred nis re- | dren, aud was colleaguing and consorting with beige to him (My. Bartlett), for it was novelty © mango eminent as Dr. Bacon. Counsel held that | sentment. A portion of his own letter was | the dpen and accasing enemy of ner nusband. mere oxercise of judk nd Dot a errer of law of interest, It is unnecessary to enter invo the is mad i 7 : Getaiis of the man’s life, his me origin, his early Tis city to have that Tigue extended to the ace | IMT. Beecher nad acted a manly part there would | copied into that praguction. Boe Agee See Mason 9 |g Bp tegen ’ ‘ 7 oon thi “ " under 2 cir ‘triakue in the lowest courts, those courts yaig is impose Associations, the means used to obtain political | Cased, to discover that the Courtof Appeals had | nave been no Bacon letter, no reply from Tilton Mr. Beach is in good voice and full of his wonted you might do, 1 do bot know how mucn of long’ » adopted sound and correct Views 1M @ ipatter 10 | aud no trial like this. energy. The audience itstens ¢losely. Counsel i8 | Xuifering and’ forbearance you, as Kusbauds and ty ower and the misuse of that power after tt had a “l, Th } ty should be impared to our a bestowed upon sim. The fs of his detec- vartieslatiy” comprenensive Pg ge ale Mr. Beach held that the sending of the letter to | showlug that the vacillation, weakness andirreso- | fathers, Inight exercise Upon an occasion of tank habvas corpus. Ir gives vo that Writ A jnuch Wider | Boocher demanding of him to leave bis pulpit by | lution of Boecherbroughtapon him ail the troubies Character. {ilk nad been. possible for Mr. Tilkem seope than tue judges of the inferior courts have | vidence in itaelf that Bow ho | that followed the publication of the Bacon leiter, | ;Otecisim Bis wile, to Testove ed tainly, and ind hiletion of as powerful a combinstion of dishonest | been disposed to ullow 1t The Court of Appeals BOWED was evide: ist Bowen was the | that lollowe' P 0 ef hold, to reinstate the dissevered family, and in4 officials as any city in the world’s history was | has tecently manifested a tendency to interpret open accuser of Heury Ward Beecher. Knowing | Mr. Fullerton sits beside bis partner, Judge Mor- | eg bea pba ey ion faraivs " r 3; y iy i ever burdened with, are stiilfrech in the mines of | tHe, laws ia fator of persowal liberty. I$ Wasa | that Bowen was hostile to Mr. Tilton counsel still | ris sits behind him, hangtog on the argument of anew, ‘aa every ‘Dan 0 jury knows, that marked d D fhe communtiy, 80 that the following svocmer | [itlg Zemarkable, he seid. 'uas dude Allen quotes | agred to put the former On the stand. Mr. Beach | tho mpeaker with the eager anxiety of a man who | Elizabeth R. Tiiton had left Me home and his roof acconmt of the most important events pertinent | position assumed by the District Attorney as to quoled tie tripartite agreement, and contended has bet Beavily on a race horse and sees him com- forever, ‘The cause of Beecher eo pot studer er Let- triumph unless that meck, feeble woman Btoo to the case are "presented only to refresn the read- | t®¢ Jotuder o! several offences in the same imdiet- | thata document of that kind was tn itself evi. | ing up t omesiretca neck andneck, Mr. Evarte | fone it and upheld an, When Mrs. tt ‘has er'é memors:— menu wun ovdas orrscraase, dence that Henry Ward Beecher was not the looks pale and languid, Judge Porter has hishead | made that first exculpatory statement evincin, | Is wil v@ remembered that in the fall of 1871, Aa wo the navierous other iudictments hanging | blameiess, high moral character which the defence | to one side, intently following the speaker's argue | her wifely truss, evineing the truth, Henry War P } sop Mlegstfy detain ‘ c | Beecher knew that even bis cause before hia js made that under our siatate a party detained anders | after the exposure of the gigantic Ring frauda, orenen ete tee comren tap proseonina’ imine | iaaisted on, & man, as they contend, utterly in- | ment that the | | Deavier sentences would haye power felonies No such incongruity she: i to our or the ressoos which I have stated | am jion that upon ony indictment tor mistemeanor, , tion, trial and imprisonment, tue complete anni- ne matter how many counts it may contain, or what ever msy be the form of the verdict, the po of the Court to sentes-¢ is rextricia ocur with me fo this com eg fr of hat ay is av a! ei TH scacestion Searkunees oe sg PIB ap Bias Be 4 , ‘TRE INVESTIGATING COMMITTER. Daal sedginent on acenve oF may comes’ at tribuaal of | dar. Samuel J. Tilden, the preseat Governor of the | to follow. There were some grounds for believing | CAPSble of commltting the offence charged against | yon soliowed the investigating committes pret gpetng Brat Bieta rnc frof this writ That odiecson iq T think. suficientiy | Sigte, in vehali of the Canmitze of Seventy, im- | tua: furrber crimmal actlou will ot we taken, | bim. called by Mr. Beecher in 1874, Most certainy mr, | © reasicag Counsel alluded to the efforts of Moviton and | Tilton Was not reépoasible u roceediag, or her opposite decal ne ern past stpociationt ’ Throughout # desire was snowa by Mr. Tilion to 1 ha @f the deieace Is Gop. | Titon to suppress the scandal; but Air. Beecder, | Drcvoce tho honor of iis wile and ollidron, Coun- | With TReodore Tilton, | he ius appest as tie itively stated until the | Without Rel then proceeded to comment a: leugtn ipo tno | Pant: ence the inborvention ; Sieuen | answered im the ©) Aevoraing to the whose Daal judgmen' net only 4 cours of mits Be compete: unless ‘it rt | stituted @ sories of investigations into the ac- | And that future preceedines aguine rot tae pe prigouar is detained, must Ye | gounts of the Broadway Bank, which resulted in | tay as (he general direct im 1 ig This word cad hare to operation | proving beyond doubt that the city had been corms a Nga pounivety Oe eT Aa plundered of immense sums'of money, which were | {is senior couusél 1B Lhe case, tg the City. ‘What qu | wi @ivided among Tweed, Sweeny, Connolly, Inger- ; * se soil, Garvey and others, y FEELING IN THE CITY, i hientin preceeaines uate = oes * pete General Chapman, | mie news of the decision of the Court ot Appeals ; Made Octover 24, istl, Indge W. L. Leatsed, Of} panting Tweed's release reached the city about | and just meaus of vindication to select a com. | Cut Im regard to it ) the Supreme Court, gvauted an order of arrest 3 : Tespect It would tu i Fepaty ‘ im tbe fi eleven o'cleck yesterday morning, and was imime- mittee of tila Kind and in this way, Nooppor- | a wisuesa beiore tne Co! eines wer vip ay a yh ¢ frauds, bail | aiately posted on the bulletins of tae vartous | tunity waa given Tilton to appear by counsel Boing wet ak S)UNGM9 Im oneh Case, WHER WAS | newspapers, Crowds immediately gathered aud cross-examine, It was a star chamber in- | Hr. gowen whetuer shee injurious chat Papers are aromnd and the greatest interest was mautfested, sing Raa Pl aarp att Bowen letter. fhe letter of demahd was pre- | nenes her letter to the committee, hence the Notice ' in whom he had always hitherto trusted, withont | sented upon the infamous revelation regardin, ¥ , Withont Sharaater and comauos Of Man. eeceat to Mrs, Tilton and the sadden and’ secret fight ot consulting the interests of any one but bimse! tee Tit | Mrs. Tilton from home, Whatever you may say olo “ | made vy owen to Titon, Bowen, when called a8 | case, wentiemen, sure Lam that in the judgment o tens. it Tnitone wate, | cercain men, Mt Justifed in png at ln sel 0 justice, denied him before the wy where justice is supposed to be impa 7 § and jury. But titom | iwerod, aud where ta ciuzen to produce Ww: e tection, a ; ’ pepe tees » veatigation, held with closed doors, aud the wife | made by bim against Beecher, whether he was the rae ae At Keng that | aot fallen ‘po! Pexphguse teh a barca obyang ccalceauk In afew moments bus littie else was spoken of | of Tiiton was enticed from her home without his | 4Utlior of tke aeinand, ior resignation! The fact Theodore Tilton, Mis wile, his ‘children. and "a1 hi 1 ct v por a Ci e | i T $ +4 ve showing the pecullar fecllug which Tweea’s knowledge to appear as a witness against her fence on these points the highest testimontal L-- 4 go go ag ga ; | be was arrested by Sueriif Brennan on acharze | rig stil exeited mM ail classes of the | hurband, Ie held this was not the course for a | which could be given of the trat and integrity Of | Yeacmption when Henry Ward Beecher pressed | | | | organized a committee from the chosen mem bers witness, Was Dot aK ofhisown churcd. He asked if it were. a noble had made: these rev ‘us showing tha set in the «1 questions of juried ory term god then hui Dy No hazard, no thé expiration of the legal term fi the senten ezecation, te 7 mM would main The © Wit Ror be effec a mt case ‘ ayrerda) For of felony, aad ow the following day was brought vl was ® rather curious thin, air an tigation, the piainti®, In the tripartite agreement, when = led by ‘my broy before Judge Gawning S Bediora, in tne cours of | PYM pe - ihe a Ronorablednyestigation. ney, however, | tnig letter Was iNtroducea, not a single Word of bg ee Tivon pat it rete Led most Ns P| General Sessions, who committes Bim withodt to stand by and listen to all the comments which | fulfitied the purpese for which they Were se- ggnial was made va tue part of Air. Beecuer, terribly: ana. igno niousty ‘Epos ihe Ww OF sted when it fad fr sions, tal } mu pol ile an: hen is had t came irom the moutas of lookers-on, and it was | lecied, but they did not meet the demand of Counsel read the agreement referred to, show. Theodore Tilton. Everytnii was sacrificed ta at's imprisopment ant i t ball A writ of habeas corpus was immediately ns tobe competent to reader any further > none the less singular that thése sentiments gen- | trush, justice or Bonor. He dwelt upou the sin- ict | Henry Ward Beecher, id there was no re- 7 He chat, Sia that ‘ihe teem of tmprisse | €ued OUt, returnable belore Judge Laraard, who Neer es cele ar gins ner pa cle -s ing that no atcempt had boen made to conteadict | Cohtion for Tiles his family, And mert having cxPired and Mme beiuig bays, ING pr sceopted bali om the criminal charge im the su erally pa ol a Of pity wer ni gulgt /act that on her fret appearance before the tue charges wilich had veen made, you can give nohe, You can, it 19 true, vindicate cuer ig entitled to be disc eds " bed | of satisaction at the decision of the highest court | committee Mrs, Tilton spoke im terms of tno bigh- AN TRTERRUPTION FROM EBVARTS. the character and conduct of Theodore Tilton, bu® ce | Of $6,000, aa@ the ex-chief waa discharged irom | o¢ ine gp A deem him. Once from THE NEW ARRESTS, custody. His boudsmen tn the civil suit one by |”, Looming : ” i Gat praise of her nusdand, yer In five daysafter, | mr. Bench was anaiyzing the tripartite agroe- | con aavenny, Through the energy of os Nu e one surrendered im and trowble began now £0 “Tm glad the old man 's out,” Seid one. On her second appearance, SA® reverses all Her ment, aiming to show that unless there was aQ and Foaustey and racter, ho fas st There app to be no loophole whatever | crowa tuickly upon him, for, wotwitustanding his “There are worse men than Tweed out of jatl,” | previous tesimony and denounces the husband ofence commitved by Mr. Beecher he was not | toa noble positio: id he lias be ‘Whereby the escape of Mc. Tweed can be efectet, | repute enoraions wealth, it became didicuit to | said another. whe bad previously upheld. Counsel pointed out | caijed on to enter into this compact to blot out, ag | exorably down, and there 18 no othe: as tt is well known that the moment he ts liber- ry see = Fs ance “He's paia for it, and they might as well Jet up? THR INFLUBNOES he said, the sorrowful past. Ar, Evarts objected | vee Up that gittter: ated he wil be served not only with the order | the complaints on the ground that the Slate ould on him,” observed @ third, that were brought to bear upon the woman to se. | to tne construction Mr. Beach was giving to the | gle, aided by th Of arrest isxued in the civil suite but giao not iegally #uc for Money dua a county, but Judee| Not that thie feeling waa universal, however. | cure this result, He mentioned Mrs. Ovingtorf | gocument, bat the other bad neither time nor | Mm atirat He wil w in Hogeboow, of Albany, ov d the demurrer, “tbe about dissecting and burying nim, about » nities “eur Smiian sentcaat “bak oe | ry: Gort Cas aise made ia ¢ apreme Cours to Some shook weir heads mattered about “tlle | and the attentions she pala to Mrs, Tilton as this patience to submit to interruption, and fairly | stranded and battered buik rotting upon the tue indictment found fo the Court of Oyer | Sdvised sympathy, justice for the rich mam, | parucuiar time, tue drives to the Park and Coney | rogrea at the jormer, Who subsided like a glass of | Shores of life, but he never will dissect the intel~’ desis of the civil aud crimmal suits, shows the ‘erminer, Wich fatied, and the tona-quence and so on, evidently displeased that the great | Island, tod offer of a home im Mra Ovington’s | soda water. Geeneed askea if some re ce | Jectuat and moral cnat { Theodore Titon, a amount of checks which Mr. Keyser swore were | Waa iat on December 17 tne case e404 | ping master should have been let go, house and the other influences brought to bear | wag not justifiable on the part of Mr. Bowen, Mr, greatiy emerged it) h a Mr. Tweed, turough counsei, pleaded not guilty. " forgerteee= | MF Peckham consucted the "case for tie prosecu: Around the City Halland the New Court House, | upom her to alienate her from her husband, ‘Tiiton had been honorably mentioned for Ris past | that— (applause) —and eta hare the 7 which Tweed Was one of the main ones 10 saddie . THR LAW IN THR CASE. connection with the Independent and Union, and | °° Ut & man like Theodore Tilton. on the olty, crowds bad gataered in Here Mr. Beach tarnea to the Bench and eaid it | im making public the lever referred to ne Mr. Everts ed sald in Bis speech he was pr + oe bo ts to dissect and bury Tilton vi Btood, a8 Was pease ly aacer- | and nearly all of them bad the namo ‘would be well for them to know tho principies of | going an act of justice, c5eeaing a8 @ battered 4 elgdt for acquittal and ivar fer conviction. | shelr mouths ; law under which they wero acting. Mr. Evarts 2 PACKED TRIBUNATs hulk stranded on the seashore of fife, “but,” exted; Hon Was iminedately made by the Attorney | tne writer approached a group in which were | held that it wae Imposstvle to convict on the con- | Now, gentlomen, | submit to you that it wag the | Beach, ‘he will nover dissect the intellect.and Tal ior anew tr the complain ded y “new Pond, TNy cate tae need | conversing an Alderman, ® member of Assembly | teasion of the accused party. Mr. Beach quoted sar etear nate Bo other tempextioas By » | Morality of Tilton. His knowledge of intellectnak poned from til NovemUer 15, When | and several other very small fry politicians. Tne | from several English cases and authorities to an bnir hav anatomy will be greatly enlarged when Re can aa 364 | The secoud trial was begun before Judge 'D, ow | duced this controvery, You have seen how Moul- | 140+ 1° ‘The audience received this hit with iaggh- Mle so | WhO presided ove: a The resuit of the ir Gomecras and 9 memper | teat the eonmnnon of. RAaHesy, Ware there.l8 80: | We hy Bey ne nae | ter and applause, none laughing more pons intemperate suspicion of coliusion, is suiicient tosecure dil | Yoccner, You have seen fo alreaag '00 fara! id it lasted for | vr Goart see, T don he “; Vorce between the parties coucerned, He quoted ating with Mr, Mouiton in t 5 day*, at the end of which the jury, aiter hav- by 1 Pan, =j-E. A. W, um pencil) of Taking Tweed suter alone, They iet ai the acceptance of th na S04—Lngersoll & Ue... T bed Guslty on tow i tosent wean RS others go and tuey pursue toe old Man, not from | one case Where & decree of divorce was granted on | Propused card of Mr. Beecuer, in suggesting th He will yet enarannon tae shadows and ob- All the wartants, Keyser's indorsement to | counte, and on the coutte froin’ the 113th to tne | S¥ dente ot juscice, bet jugs to show wnat enthUs | tne simple confession of aduitery where the Court | Lonerating nin, aud to vet, provect, thin matier | Scurauons; It is the spirit and essence of the great which aro alleged by him to be forged within the | 210th theinsive, maxing 4 counta all. During Tone you tink,” ackea the repubitcan, “that | WAS satisfled there Was neisuer connivance nor lation, how they have sttuggied; how | dalltles to overcome unmerived shame and Period of this account, with the exception of the conan cf epee. ie ex | oficial Fagepllty God pugic plundering should collusion Mra. Tilton everywhere and always has besougnt coome oe tease’ Bie or a loving wi ype ic jast one, » | preccediags r subsequent | pinisied Y” A HARD THING TO PROVE, i entreated Moulton and Tilton and Beecher to one, ate aeposited by Woodward, andthe re- proceedings on benail of their client. . he can rest in his serrows aud tribulations, yes, sults included im the division with Tweed, The | 0" sets" Toyeod was trongat before tha | , cok nen let tt be punished imnartiatiy. *one | eguiaiag, aitey receam Me. Bonch read afew | AVON tll wagitation and disturbance Of tls | Heileve me Tueodore Titan, by the energy of Hig ' a a Court, when Jadge Davie sentenced bim on v man should not pay for the whole, afd he the only | t - a Did Not that committee Know, 48 character and Nis genius, Will redeem himself in the last item, with Ingersoll & Co.'s indorsement, was | ous counts to twelve years’ Imp 4 tA 4 map that had the pinck to stick. Thiae fair play additional autnoritics to show that a reasonable during ite session did know, that eves of tue pide rh ny prove himself the noble mam planed to rhe credit of Ingersoll & Co. 1p the DADK | Penitentiary and to paydines amouniing to g1a.coo, | Sud Tweed nas’nt had Lt, Besides ho bas sadered | degree of circumstantial testimony was eumicient | F onsreversy for life oF death between | to whom Henry Ward Beecher rendered nis re- A. W, ( pene 1 raised the point that the Jury had found ending by tae stepa o y Hall was ono | | Man ever doubt that while it pretended to be & die, I tink, may it please Your Honor, that before, &. A. W, indorsed @ great maay other checks, bat | at gully of 4 mindemesnor, wile tae | ote od General Committe of Taramuny Hall, | Mizes the dimiculty of proving adultery by wite | committee for the investigation of the conduct of addressing ourselves more especially to the eviqy in every case the iniiials are in pencil Tne grand | conrt records found hiin guilty of BevoraL. A mao. | Ee Salam , | meses who may have caught the parties in flag- | Henty Ward Beecher, that it was an satiON dence tn this case, derring directly aud vrieny total of the Warrants is $8,710,913 99, Ingersoll © | tion was made 10 amend the court records to ML alWays Knew it would come to this, Now th@ | wanro acticin, Counsel 4 on to note th | against Tilton’ And how Was the investigatiod | upon the piainti’s claim of action, to learn if w Co, are credited with deposits, $2,549,929 185 | Coniorin to the finding of t wat. | People are beginning to seo that thore was spite 7 sel passed on to note the argu- | Couaneted? Was tue accused man permitted an | hie" ene, Pavel rineipios of law in regard t $1,917,467 49, Ae J. Server—Depostt reme Vourt, General Term, belore Jud: in what Davis aia, iid that efter ail he acted itle- ment of the other side that Tilton brougut this | open appearance by counsel, with the opportunity | evigence appropriate to such aa examination as’ ¥ sabi en ee 69. EB. A. Wood, rook, Daniela and Donohue, the verdic aly in seutencing Tweed. ¢ snoulda’t tink | cage lato court for tae purpose of winuthg the | t cross-examine? Was there the obligation Of | this, und more especially to ascortain if the prope~ 7 bh Be ’ } ¥ ie ‘aying, “what tne use ia Tilton, oo-oper- | suan Barts himself, OCKS, $002,565 50. | avis Would feel very good over is, Jtis @ direct | an oath uy, the consciences of the witnesses? 1 Wiham A Tweed—Deposita, 900s,s08 6h” femce were euataiten, TWeed's coumlel appealed | giep ar bum.” bi Feet | goid of Henry Ward Beecher, Tilton wanted none | Were there uy o: ‘hose features Of a fait trial | S10" Of,MY leaned Intend, eye orto the: it wil be seen that Woodward’s checks | w as, Winch Was granted b: Meeting one of those who were active in tha | Of Beecher’s gold, but lie sought the vindication of | which are the easence of justice and ti jury. | andorstand nim to say, sir, that in a case: Nothing of t thon; 16 Wa awourted to precisely the amount or William M. | Judge D b eran argument in cour pro m Of the Orst measures of reform against | pis honor and his of this character it is rmpossibie fora court or Ti fan... And throughout the whole | w res nig to Tweed, ne wan re- | the Tal Many King, the writer asked him what h@ | 9. sscreqinig thing, insniting to common inteilt- | as yb AP dh ’ jury to convict—I use that term witn the v ecusely the tome IS Thtedis Sopone, meting a eer eine » And Pyyet el Sag the cans Davin sxteupcapedlan lca cathna es. 30%. gence, the theory that Mrs, Tilton could have con- ton Manticed irom his & me aaa a Witness befo ro pene Le J ae aan oT ard he nto) | carl 1@ Court of Appe « " « +4 % confession of the accuse: arlye ave, great of the New York Printing Company 6, be | / 760d im tals. Cane galunuenced by poultical Considerations Twe siom which implicated Beechgr. He asked what Bie Sach terms. Gf cammmenegtion snd 5s | Jo race anne Y clade no totes lor ine coneoiioy: E yb 19. 8 Was Gone on June 7, 1870, andthe |, 7 _ es al unquestionad: come a9 elophant for the | Motive Tilton had in com it Beecnor, | spec love a8 at ouce mloaiiied his indignation, | Mre. Warrants are numbered (rom 2.621 to 3,541. June | SHE CIVIL SUIT AGAINST PRTER } cemocrauc pare They didn’t know what, to do | ou rp ea te Hoe ‘we find that ale wife had been ausiracted {rol & os ee ie ba) Fags’ te hed os erten 1, New York, Printing Company gave’ check for B. BWEENY, Witt Bim, abd, asthe general feoling was to let | 22 Was im the receipt of @ salary of $10,000 oF | nig h.ouse to bear Witness belore a committee Of th | pe hig gs Mag ase Srila paammeticanen tal $104,038 64 June William M. Tween depomted NY, him out, aod that fm any ense het Kept | $15,0000 year. Ho held shirt position and was | character, n appearing before the comiuittee | fim: bos for the confession of Mr. Beecher { claim» check, $104,308 4. The last imdorser om the War- | FILIN oP THB comPrLaist—conspinicy | 19 the power of the authorities un he | Surrounded by troops of irienda, Tho confession | aNd implicating taat husband by accusation and | 44 has fut capacity without any. other proof, with- rants is ©, B, Wilbour, President, the money he stole, Wy they thought betier to | a4 T charges which, if true, would render him Infa | ont an: poe ney A criminating ofreencemeens it a pe they | GuANGED BETWEEN swEExY AxD Tun LAzE release birt, Ksuppoie Davis dia wnat he tought png ie tart ioe pt gg Mg ng mous; and tnén, through tne Infuences t9 which | fe fal Pcompetnent to justily @ Verdict 1n a caae Of Whole amount of warraaw, . ght ma the legal talent tweed ave alladed, withdrawn entirely from the pro- ‘ Pepe itetg epee aaieas JAMES WATSOR BO DEFRAUD THR COUNTY OF | neq St bis disporal, it would be strange, with OUF | charged Beccher with adultery.yHe could nos | teoiton of her husband ud um home, wid now live ‘Counsel thea froceeaea to cite several anthoritiom iat . Ovsn RETEN MILLIONS OF Dotan Siesta nonatopic 8 | cone ma ae the evionce ints cave sore | TE AAT™nGiC, Ue Sgaat ciitiam ed ars | Foti ea taennee divas salon ett se ae sam | ‘The compisint tm the ease of Tho People against | “inthe Yarious departments thero was a great | Could be such intellectual blindness as to argue | those the lorms and ceremonies of jurtice through | Wusty, am absolute Uovorce un) denres. of neniper _—e | Peter B. Sweeny, in which tho city (¢ joined asa | oai of talk and suppressed excitement, whe om- | the existence of @ conspiracy OM tue Part Of Lil | Which the honor, the character, the reputation ol ® | tion, yet the more modern rule is to disregard He passed on to treat as } = Of the rights of the parc Deposits D 8 | log és forgeteing, in their excitement for the timge citizen shall pe defamed and con ? Why, never it t foodward, $1 17,46) } pe “ sees wee fled Ig we office of the ig ali avont thelr daties to the city. Te the | ‘% Mregard to tho with the lack of shis tribunal thug lavestigatin a ee at cote aatelteen the parden a deeres vedas alee | y Clerk yesterday, The document citers | yariohg other departinents the same general feel- CRARGS OF RLACEMATE, ent fnd important question between two for divorce ly always granted, " ye 100,015 76 | 19 DUC few material points from that fied against ob! able, It Wag like the return of Beecher was “forced to admit, nnder inguisned men, involving the fame and the post. ‘The court Look a revess at the usual hours tion of each, reiusing to receive the phe fatted calf was being Rill robing cross-examinavion of Mr. Fullerton, | nq ‘the evidence of Mr. Moulton, stat ho nea AFTER THE RECESS, ——.. | Tweed, or from the aM@davit on which the attach- b OO Total... 3 med to swarm Up in eve jon Worra: 10,913 08 | ment against Sweeny’s property issued in the | g¢ soon as the news had become gencrelly known, | that he delleved when My, Tilton made his charge | made. lis first statement before that committos, The best part of the audience remained Im court ty 4,996 19 | Same suit in which it is the eomplatat, all | There Was bub one drawback to all this joy, This | against him on the soth of December, 1870, he was | With the views and for the irposes eX | during recess, 80 ag to make sure of ‘ ‘Tweed was’ press mde J epsniteas ‘ig, tnmecrael Iw Bowert pal a in| Tp ey iteiveat tnctetesi pe! {othe sincere? If ho was sincere then, as Beeouer ad- ag wlorming CT me fnittee That he | When tho proceeaings were resumed adenso masa) fast ae shows by his iiduscesment om the ail. Is commences by reciting the act of famediately get up @arand demon- | mits, where was the biackmatl or where the con- | did khow more, bat that the relations between | of people lined that page of the chamber to the, > Pon ge April 26, 1670, under eection 4 of obapter berated prigo honor, But | epiracy. Conn ad @ letter of Tiitor to | the par’ t ology which had passed, the in- | yet of the bench, Mr. Beecher, the first time, WarThtts, MOcrorsrsesst- J apology y ants. Bb 1 se | ushed down ov 18 involved. puole interests, all SR SRSSNS See a ee | 989 Of Which the special Board of Audit, | Ho, el Rushed Gorm oven DY the | ceecher, tn which he Pejects pecuniary ald or any | qereamied thar here sould hemo’ further invess | fF the day, entered court, followed by hie Wifa, $6,515 OF | Compored Of Mayor Mall, Connolly end | circomstance: Total... | other favar frora him, aad then aeked, “Je thle the | tigation, and when he sends a respectiul reanest, | apd brotier, Mr, Beach stood unto resume »° ‘Total. - pig | Of Which have alfeaty been pubiisi