Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

New York ia fugitive from justice"H
TO THE PUBLIC.
The statement embracing charges against the
subscribers, published in the Standard and other
papers of this morning, has just been by us.
regard for our own characters demands this
prompt, full and unqualified denial of the aeency
attempted to be imputed to us, of having at any
time employed James B. Glentworth, or any other
person, to procure individuals fiom Philadelphia
to vote at the elections in this State
The TACT that persons were brought to this city
IN the fall of 1888, to detect fraudulent voters
who were intended to be used by the opposite
party, has never been denied, and was well
known and publicly avowed at the time
This denial will be sufficient for the present to
put down the foul charges imputed to us.
IN the meantime an appeal will be made to the
tribunals OF justice, to expose and punish the I'M
2r'nciplec individuals who have engaged in a con
sptracy, for malicious and politica! purposes, to
1Hcct our characters
NH GRINNELL,
r. NJ. BLATCHFORD,
JAMES BOWEN,
S DRAPER, Jn.
r. C. WETMORE
Dated New York, Oct. 80, 1910.
We trust that those who have thus basely dared,
i furtherance of their infamous schemes and
arty conspiracies, to attempt blast the fair and
notless reputation of Mr.. Grinncll will be made
,- feel nv that oentfen,, tho FIJI o;,.r+ oe,h...
' " s''' Vi '''Se
VS. they have presumed so grossly and so mex
.use6y to violate.
The following affidavit which ,vc conv from
4ho Now, yorL Fx,ress will o.n,,; J., .,,a .o,1ou
Nr''
nc ""Sliro'y '"o'''e' o' inc administration leaders
herein implicated, and shows beyond conroyer-
az, that desperate pame of rascnltv il TO be
,,,,,.j h., tho of;oa bo,dors :; ,,-J,r .. it,.
10 W -
nc WI OF 'ne people
Nr,v YoRK. ss-J,urs n Ctrx1wo,ru of
thn CITY of New York, heinz dul, s,,orn s,;tb
that within the last thirty davs al dtrrcnt t;nso
and places. in the citv of Nov York he has hoo,
nn,led To by Jos.rHAN D. Srrvrys,y RryI,
MIN F. BUTLER. U. s. District ATTORNEY. Jrss,
Uoyr. Collector. and Jouy w. EnMosns. to
noko ,.,tements that sbonld ;mnl,c,t, Co,or,or
Srw,pn. and the lcodnp friends of tho Govern.
mr. in New York. in n CHARGE of hovinr conntan.
anced frauds at the election in New York citv in
III. wear 1899.
That few DAYS apo. dcponcnt was induced bv
said srryr.soy to 90 to the house of said r +
Rrr,ra and at the door Of which Mr. Ennoxns
ioined no and we went together To the honse of
said Ir.er Hoy1. ESQ which we entered and
found Mr. Hoyr M home. PRESENTLY we yero
;o;ned bv Mr. BurIrn-for few minutes moth.
ino was said when Mr. EpmoSDs remarked "we
had better proceed TO business"
Thereupon Mr.. Butler said NJ. Stevenson had
lately mad. important disclosures to him. affect.
mo- tho Wb;o narty and If denonen nj wonId come
fs,rd md mLo tho n.cosso-v nroof rroot ,,aod
would follow from that dcnopent would there.
hv ,aLe , b;ab st,n5-tbat Jeronent had hoe n do.
nonnced by Tho Wh;os a. Ioco Foco and had
noth;na 70 eynect from that n,r,uNhn, he had
nverv him ta q meet from tbe otIor n,,tvN that
dcnonent yon,6 earn the lost;nr gra,tmde Of ,ho
copntry. Gor his own mart 40 re 6onev ha would
Tberernon M Uoyt s,;d bo would do tho
same,
And denonent tur,bor saith tb,, tho so;d
Stevenson reneatedlv assured deponent that #
no would take a stand ncainst them the Wh;aa
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