New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-29

ask him why he r,r,e OF so ea-l, lid not n>k az thing
about the Re-isJry a, Of ti cts OF that N Pliadehi
The conversation did !a-tnore than or5 minutes re
next morning saw Mr. Nea Mr.. Stevenson in ny olce
and said Nr. Miller there wants 70 speak 10 iou
Miller the Captain Of tie rghwatcs-now an Inspector
Customs James Young High Cons;uble Bca badger
vas a de.er BIZ praession-nov Naya Officer OF Ptade
rha. I state most positively that stated TO Mr.
Stevenson that Rsten noisy, Incorporate man ana
had nearly exposed the affair OF 1888 did not Introduce
Miller Glcnvorth II 1888 lid with Miller 10 IN
roduce him lcnwortlt; directed him there 20 see
Gcntyortii have been Ristons house very seldom !
was not there in the month Of October, 1888
there when the elections Newly ork talked Of tId
Miller in the morning before saw Stevenson /
made affidavit Philadelphia in October, l3i0 was
generally published al the papers made and de-
livered Mr. J. Randall personal friend Who handed
the Editor; 10 know where 1t i. do not
know that ThurstGn holds Office. William Young has
been appointed High Constable OF Philadelphia Thurs
occasionally about he know Robcr; looucy he
Is plumber; don't know hi handwriting Mr. GlentwoTh
handed me no letter have lnowu him from s inancy
sacw Nr. Swartwout beforc-canuot remember whether
NJ. Swarsout introduced him not-l knew them
both bciorc- do remember having nentoacd the
Of Nir. Badge. Mr. Stevenson in ny ite noF had
conversation with him whatever The subject OF Ny
Badger that he could be conided in positive had
such Ny impressio, that I'D not nci-
ton the OF Badger. DO positively say that MI
Stevenson did ask what the best tree 70 >e
Mr.. Badger-nur whether ne could be couhded IN do
recolec that said thing Mi Stevenson about The
Harrisburgh Conycnon-nur that named il. That was
a delegate o; public uotoricty Miller and
Stevenson Of the Office together immediately alter
they
Direct resumcd-Air. Looncy Is .ambcr and By indus
Try and economy has made himself very ndcpendct-hc
highly respectable
Noses H. GrjrncR ,,oorr.-I know Mr.. Gleatwortt-
haze known him casually for fcu, FIVE years perhaps
do not know any thing OF Mr. Glentworth going FLade
ri;a in the fall OF 1888 had no agency, directly ud
recy, in sending NJ Gleutworlh 20 Philadelphia.
knew thing my knowledge of Nh Gentworh
going Phadelphia-l heard from ha he had
never. nv knowledge any othc: Nncw
that Gcntworh Philadelphia for the purpose Of
bringing Illegal voters never present with Mir Gent
worth any place any committee, IN any way, or with
any other persons the subject of bringing
Mr.. Draper house Mr.. Bachcrd Office.
any other place. the subject bringing from
Philadelphia to New-York with Mr.. Glentworti!-neyer
versed with Mr. Gcntworlh the subject OF bringing on
from Phiiadclphil-or have had any agency
any way causing be brought from! Phlade-
phia / do know OF my knowledge, By rlmor,
that any used New York any where else,
to bring from Philadelphia any where else
Cross EIGmined-I received any letter from Mr.
Gien,worh from Phiadelrhia, addressed TO
hA there. i nv hose in The evening there
several gentlemen casually there the subject OF the
Of Mr. Glentwort being in Philadelphia UP. and let
ter written by hr. Draper to Mr. Glentworth, winch
read me- and approved of very proprr letter
and should do again. Mr. Draper took the letter. and
whether received By Mr. Glcntworth
do know. do not know Of any meas being raised
and Nj Gcnwurth in Philadelphia have 80 know
ledge that raised TO be 10 PhIatcpia
to procure did persons ho from
Philadelphia did Mr. Genwortl soon after he came
back from Philadelphia though have him repeatedly
SAGE.
"A printed letter shown.)
believe this to be d copy of i letter heard read
(The letter vas addressed 10 J. B. Gcntworti in P!ia
dcphia expressing fear that he had misunderstood and
ccccd the object ard wishes of his friends and that any
rangemon FOR bringing foreign would be complete
~ and promptly iscoun:cnanccd by them and tat any tng
beyond the Of lawful Tor the protection OF The
polls would with their strong Misrepresentation The let
also requested M Client" return and that e pc
/ limiuary expenses WoE!d ne paid
The counsel Tor defence objected re ding the copy ri
the letter. and the matter acsuei Setor the court de-
cded the District Attorney took Tire ground thnt the whole
affidavit OF Mr. G-une, taken bedre the examining Colrt
in which the Letter was embodied should be read After
another argument the Recorder gave hi opinion that
III, letter could A -eai, AID suca parts Of the affidavit a. the
District Attorney thought bore upon tie case Judges
Lynch and Noah, however. contrary opinion aud e
Letter and adait tere.rs read except such parts
as aca. % contradict the Nj. Whiting then pro-
posed read part othe letter ascontned on The ID page
which me Court ruled he could Exception taken
NJ Gr.rac-I haze stated taat tie letter Wa written
al MY ou,c Mir Draper Mr. Bowen and NJ Baichford
we're pIeseni--aad hin, others who had dncd
with that day The tr,t three had nc conversation
on various subject: of business an. all matters here was
yer>ut0u before TIE letter written on TIE sub
ect Of GlcntAorth. L agreed among Is 70 submit To
preliminary peuse that Gent"orth had incurred IN
Philadelphia There nothing said a 70 who we're 10
raise the fund, now they be raised. Nothing a.
remember sad the Of expense don remember
70 have G.enioh after MS retura from llade-
pha; dom rccocc 20 hay had words conversation "
Genoyth since the TINE roken or Ny acquaintance with
Ny Glcntwor YER. iEted. IhcIe nothing SAID there.
excep; from Tele icttcrs from Gen;worth
The gentlemen present SAID they had received
ans letters They did upon any positive information.
The District Attorney asked other questions to Inc
and the rnoyes for sending money 70 pay
Glenwori!s preliminary cNpensssaHd his recall Nc. He
said he I'D c5rge TIE r1fsess arg ols respectable
scnc'qen aeers:oas2 rctt5 Gng parfjePancs ia Client
-.2rthS Fraudulent 95:oiEmcrt Of r0'erS. He distinctly
q5soiocl tez from al 1ci 6u lis object 70
etcts Gc1,or be i4r-to shots that he exceeded tiS
instructions srd engaged marti Jusiness tka hcy
/ had rcUer appointed ham 70 do or had sanctioned.
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