Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

know Heary w. Havens-I do not ksow Of any
money being given to him to carry to Philadelphia Or
was Chairman Al the Young Mens' Executive
Wing Committee. do not know Of peryons CON-
ing from Philadelphia in the fall Of iss6 to look
after illegal voters. ] know Noah Cook John F.
Raymond but do not know Patrick MICA rdls-Ray
mond was afterwards a member Of the Committee,
and is since made Leather Inspector knows mo-
thing of Ray monds character; knows nothing az anst
him; he has always appeared eivil-never had any
conversation with Raymond about persons coming on
from Philadelphia never told Raymond TO send
McArdle TO mel have no recollection OF ever hay
ing heard McArdle's name mentioned under any cir
cumstances. know of transaction Of Neah Cooks
giving any person the charge OF some men, at Ma.
tional Hall. to attend the polls. never heard any
thing in relation to Mr.. Batchford and others wri-
ting Mr. Glentworth at Philadelphia to stay bring
ing men ON here. do not knew Of sny men being at
the Aim shouse in the fall Of 1888 from Philadelphia
do not know of any clothes, old or new, being sent
to asy committee room to be used during the cleo
tion, either from the Almhousc any other place.
recommended Glentworth, as dill, / presume,
others recommended him, for his office did not
services rendered by him for the party. think 7
wrote to the Governor for him. / do not recolect
whether have received letter from him about his
effics, either before or since his appointment. do
not remember whether, subsequent to his appoint-
ment, he wrote to me a letter about his appoint
ment, in relation 10 attempt made to reno We
him. think he did write to me something about
fears he entertained about being removed. have
not the letter 1t is not in my possession under
my control / donot know what did with it, do
not reesect whether can give line of that letter.
do not remember that 0lentworth made threats in
the letter that he would make disclosures il he was
removed. ! do not recolect that l showed the let
ter to Mr.. Rowen. l may have done so, as we were
intimate. may have left the original letter with
Bowen. do not remember that called on Mr..
Bowen. do not recollect receiving letter con-
taining threat that he would make disclosures il he
removed, or any thing of the kind. do not re.
member calling upon Mr.. Bowen TO get him to write
the Governor to retain GlentwOrt vet il il very
likely may have done SO. do not think wrote
to the Governor in relation to the subject of his
moval. have recollection of having done so. l
do not know Of any other means that prevented
Glentworths removal other than those o. common
decency which would prevent active useful poll
ticiap being removed from an Office he had ably
earned--l am confident that funds went from the
Young Mems Committee to Mr.. Glentworth, as if it
had should have remembered it. ] do not know
Bella Badger, although do not know that Mr.. GlcLt-
worth rendered extraordinary services TO the party
yet he active ana useful member oft. i now
remember have known Mr.. Glentworth since 1884
ROBERT G WErMorE
Sworn this 22l day Of October, 1910, before me,
RoBr. II. NORRIS
Recorder ofthe city of New York.