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A long biographical sketch details William M. Tweed's rise from a poor youth to power as Tammany Hall chief, his control of the Board of Audit, and his expansion into real estate and finance. It covers his clashes with Sweeny, reforms, the revolution within Tammany, investigations, indictments, trials, and his eventual resignation and imprisonment, ending with his discharge.
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Political computes on next House election 1880
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