New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-29
TRIAL OF JAMES B. GLENTWOaTH,
Reported for the New York Tribune.

conversation with Mr.. Glentworth-was merely introduced
10 him.
Cro,s Erqnqinca The room at Masonic Hall was large
public reom There were II 80 persons there knew
most OF them.
George EIoore-I reside at Southwark, near Phadel-
pha DO not know Glentwertll-l come on here at the
instance of Mr. James Young and in company with 10 or
persons Striae the day before-d do ntkfow
how many came with him We all met at the cerner
Of Gaskill and Fourth ST. Mr. Young was there lie SAID
he had letter from New Yok and could not raise money
enough pay 30 dollars piece, but II we would take
20 dollars piece he would pay our breakfast ticket lie
said when we came here, gentleman would give US
directions where 90 and give instructions. William
Young with MS We went TO place we were told
90 90 to, and he would but did not. We went to
Broadway and met Mr. Gore, who gave US $50 piece,
and got two 500 bills changed. We went 10 Leveoys
and stayed all night, and next morning William ana re-
turned Philadelphia Did not visit any OF the polls
knew Robert Miller and Thornten-do n know Badger
Examined i do MT know Mr. Glentworth do not
see him. did not 90 to any poll, and no person vote
and got Instructions to DO So knew VIM Young
believe he also High Constable IN Mr. Smiths place
Do Mt know his politics.
RoJey, IL or1is scor,-[A sealed package put into ms
hands the seals which he broke and took out number
of papers The District Attorney took papers and
offered TO give them evidence by Nj Swnt MI Ura
ham objected IT. he said these papers were deponenS
private papers and taken from him an illegal man
Judge Lynch SAID the opinion oil the Court ld
these papers being before the Court the Court would not
inquire the Of their coming INTO the possession
Of the Court Mr. Graham offered to prove that these pa
from the defendant
M Morris obtained these papers from Nathaniel
Pierce, ale night after we had closed the examination
for the day believe to have been on the 23d OCTOBER
and by memorandum OF Mr. Pierce believe II was nan
past u o'clock at night.
ca sworn.to copy of the certificate given to Mr. Pierce
exhbited) presume it is right (t read at ~ minutes
past u o'clock at night the 23d October 1910 Mr.
Morris then Recorder, and Mayor arlan, called on Mr.
Pierce and stating Mr. Pierce that they wanted the Pa
pers of Genworh they understood he had and II they
were not given them they would search the house. and
take thenl-and that they then given TO them Inc
certificate stated that Mr. Morris had received cvidence
UIinesS-Thc evidence had, first The affidavit OF
Stevenson showing what kind of papers OF Glentworths
Mr. Pierce had then had the testimony OF Glentworth
and that Of Young After TINS was told think by iona
than D. Stevenson that the papers in Mr. Pierce
possession the house Of MIR Pierce, and took
the Mayor with me. l asked Mr. Pierce if such papers
were in his possession He said bundle of papers OF MIR
Glentworths then told him mast have them, and ne
finally rave them. There affidavit made, and no
warrant issued These the papers and have been
enclosed in envelope since read them before The
CMcuit Court.
M Draper objected the reading of these papers-,he
papers taken Illegally could not BE- read in evidence
The Court decided that they could be read Exception
takenl
M .sto,nt recalled and paper shown hm.one of the
signatures is nine but the other 1t was receipt,
April Slh 1882, for $500, from j. B Genworh 10 the
othe. paper witness aid pledge my word 10 my God,
signed that paper 1t was receipt ana pnrported
10 be signed by Mr.. Swint.
III Ssercnson recalled These of the receipts
shown me BY Mr. Glentworth and part # what he
made his calculations of the money ne had paid The re-
ceipt SWIFT SAID he did not sign was fer S525
JTifnsS-Orc Of these papers purpors be receipt
from James oung for SS5S dated in November 1888, re-
ccvea OF Gontworh the next was $500, from Robert
Miller next 500 received by Robert Looney next $3.50.
BY Joha Saunders dated 9th April; another OF Saunders
Al$ 90 in full another of Saunders for $3.50 also $50
of Joseph LAWYER; also various other papers, showing
what M Gieniworlhpd Saunders and Mceas, boxers,
ASto the other papers, sincerely believe they all
abiied. All the lists the OF the persons who
from Philadelphia vote. The several names on
them marked paid Next paper contained the
,f25 persons the next list Is names Another paper gave
he names OF the persons brought and the wards In
which they voted
NJ GrahGm-lou do say that those persons
not I've IN those wards am told they de-
lphInS-l do any here that is IN the list
OF Philadelphians
NJ S:sv-nson-Mr Gleutwor,h said these were names
OF men whom he had contro! Of
fanotner list OF read said to be Phadelphians
communicated that Mr. Pierce had those nsDers
thihk, 10 the District Attorney think did not o the
late Recorder do not mean say did not-I may have
done did not suggest the then Recorder the p-opri-
ely OF taking those papers think Justice Masel told me
Mr. Pierce had them
Pasisk McCa7dle-I formerly turnkey TO the
debtors prison, In The fail of 1888 was keeper in the
female peniteRtiay under MIR Vanderbilt, reside in 10Th
street the 10th Ward There were men pacsd under
my charge relative the election, Is or Is of them
de nj know where they came from. found them at the
National Hall in Canal street Nj. Cook placed them IN.
der my care
saw Mi Raymond Lefore / took cha sc of them
NJ: Gentworth through the direction of Mr. Raymond
II mentioned my name Mr. Glentworth and he told
sae to 20 Nj Cook-Ra mond told me there men
20 operate N the 10Th Ward, and TO go 10 Glentwcrth
had particular instructions what 90 with the men,
eny to take of them and take them into the 10th
Ward, to vote, suppose. thought by sleeping in the
Ward night would entIile them vote did not know
dome DR. IN say
laei have stated all Of the conversation had with Client
'rih, and presume lave stated all oft