New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29
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The last Eccntne Post announces WIN ~
ening flourish of ,rumpe,s that Mr. JAMES .,
GlEsrwoRrH. the confederate or tool OF Jonathan
y S,evenson alias Jarvis, Jesse Hoyt, benjamin
+ Bu,Jer Mayor Morris end John W. Edmonds,
IN the poe.leyiDg conspiracy defeat Gen. Har
ris,n', election in 1910 has prepared another SCI
of Disclosures OF Wing iniquiiies, which will very
soon be submitted to an astonished public.
We rather think that the LOCI oco adventu-
rer, who have bought this Nj Glen,worth on
speculation, will fad him corner-lot bargain
Even were ;hey able 10 prove by his lid that some
half-dozen Wings sece rni-led by him into an &C
quiescence in bis Philadelphia operations, ii would
avail than little The public very we'll know
which PARTY as body, has anxiously laberes 10
provide efficient barriers against corrupt and fraud
ueni yeting in our City, and which has vehement
" resisted them They cannot be diverted from
uuths so notorious and SO pertinent by the defama-
ton ola few individuals.
But who will give any heed to the inculPations,
however artfully con,rved and cunningly fortified,
of james y Gleniworth2 Does he not stand self
convicted of yillany and falsehood surprising all
conception? What pirate could have been guilty
OF sending base aud INSCRIPTIONS Loco-F oco, un-
der an assumed name and character, with letter
of credit and commentators declaring him
lFhig, to obtain the confidence Of Mayor Swift, OF
Philadelphia, with the express purpose of betray-
ing that confidence, and running him who gave it
Rememberthat whatever were Glentworths griels,
Mr. Swift ha4 nothing to do with them. Client
worth was native of Philadelphia, whom Swift
had defended to the extent Of his power, and still
regarded as II friend. What conceivable depth OF
yillany could tempt man to reward friendship
and abuse confidence as Glentworth did, according
10 his own and Stevenson's story?
We aiirdc now but to this siage feature of the
Awful Disclosures of l84e but the rest is of u
piece with it, We shall analyze the plot farther
when the new edition is before the public. For
The present we will conclude with all expression
Of our high qualification Ina, Gentwerth comes out
ia this attitude Confident FROM the first that he
would endeavor to sell himself somewhere, and
that the course of the Dis,ric, Attorney in letting
him escape another trial was connected with some
political intrigue have been dissusted by Loco
Foco runcrs that Glenlwor h in the pay OF
Wings who dreaded his threatened disclosures
We rejoice to find that nothing like this is the fact,
but that, defended by Loco-Fcco lawyer, baiIed
by Loco-Foc and allowed escape second
trial by another he has in all things found fitting
associates and gone to his owuplace. Those who
have bought him will of course try hard to get
their moneys WORTH So be it,
BY the way: We are reminded to inquire of
Levi D. Slamm and Company wien the Awful
Disclosures of the ex-HOn. Charles +. Mitchell,
sow under conviction for forgery, TO see the
light |, is high time they were ready. 1t must
now be some two TO three weeks since Editor
Slamm spent Sunday in the cell of the felon pre-
pairing them for the public eye 1t is hardly pos
sble that two such gentlemen should have laid
their heads together to no purpose; and it is high
Time the bantng should appear. And since the
natural procvily Of every detected yilair to Loco
Focoism appears SO irresistible, we trust Tammany |
has some Of her Fathcr Confessors in the cells OF
the remaining feIons confined in the Tombs or
at Sns.Sing. There is no telling what rich and
astonishing revelations of Wing iniqutes might be
got oat of them if proper inducements were