New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

wished OF the same men possible to come TO give
me a Ii. of the of the persons and
check the Of those who had voted here before thai
thew might be distinguished from He gave ht
lat.
Before Mr. Stevensons examination in chief was concluded
the Court adiourned O'Clock Thursday.
Jonathan d. Stevenson rcclled.-(A paper with list 81
OF persons, said have from Philadelphia II
then shown. )-Ihat i the list showed Elr.
Gentworth List OF read, several OF which were
marked with The list ptrports 10 be signed by TO
bert Miller, Mayors Office, and furnished By Miller
UItacsS-Tloe with cross had been here before, and
those checked had been here before and done service
After seeing Miller went to Washington SIu, {
Place. by appointments where Miller gave tn, Isl
SAID he should expect 80 he told this list
composed of the and daring in The city
and State, believe his assertion. lie pariicular2ed No
OF them who would IN IN every ward 81 this CITY TN
the day Miller and received the list had IN
tcrvicw with Sau1dcrs and Thornton approached Them
and asked them if hcy knew Glnwoh and told them that
nv object was to get come To New York and vote
the same Glcntworth had done in 1888 and 1853
Asked them if they could furnish list e and they
they could. and would require $50 man. Ihey agreed 20
meet TIE wachbox rcarof State bank at clio X
that evening | afterwards saw Saunders who said l..
Thornton would furnish the listti0t be considered
the list for both of asked him ii he had worked in
this city, I'd he said he had "a number OF the war
think he named the si, I'd. 9th and some ether wards
Asked him if he had the committee said he had-pnr-
ticuary Noah Cook who very intent changing the
hats and of the Leaving him went 10
Bella Badgers He produced some papers and read :
These are nv notes made when al Philadelphia met
Badger the Harrnan Head Quaricrs-i carsce
and he came out, and upper back
had u letter of Introduction from j. b. Gcnworih him
stating that the bearer entitled your
fdcncc He back the cttcr and told
it Mr. Lconey, and II would be sufficient Tor them 20 &c
and make the arrangements. Mr. Badger Told me he ha
furnished the non and acknowed scd having written letter
signed S ". Rawhn, about the yarn. He said Swint
was Swiss who was not be rused-ha he had become
Il poor drunken vagabond-and made noise->Pcni the
money he to pay the men, hey had to raise money TO
pay them He said hc could furnish the men, and wished
he had 81 from New York. and ne could vote them 300
times in Philadelphia. ! Looney house and he
received me 50 freely that the mentioned Mr
Glenworh had no need to show Mr.. Badgers letter.
asked Mr. Looncy if he had furnished for Mr.. Client
wor-lc said he had. and could procure men for me-ia
tie be paid i'll advance II gave them better
heart That Mr.. Gcntwouh a gentleman and paid il
orally The day | James Young. went from
Looneys house to wac-box where met Thornton and
went to an Oyster cellar There we had conversation and
Mr.. Thornton gave s-(st rcad.) showed tie
list Gleutwoh-scveral Of the marked wiki
Il cross, having been here before to vote 1t was signed
James Thornton Sheriff office. Mr. thornton SAID he
would furnish additional number of lnen, and could
come himself il it deemed necessary. Nest day
| saw james Young. sheriff ciiiccr-aSkcd him II he
had taken to voic-hc said he had. Asked him
if he could scl mcuhc SAID he could, and drer ed linn
make up list and send through the P4:t Office adj
dressed Mr. Jarvis in New-iork, box 100 Upper Post
Office | told him the box mine, bn that my
name. Al tins in Substance tod To MIR. GcHtworth IN
hour after arrived in the city. | told him (Glentworh)
that Jarvis my nane but that Jarvis friend OF
nine and tina; his letters put into box, 100 Upper
Pos, Office Mn Powers and Mr.. Glcutwolths leil;r>
were also put box while they in the Tobacco
warehouse | went from icung 10 Looney-He made our
his list in nv presence whilst there (i.ist shown
THIS Is the list marked T. and signed by MIR. Looncy
No. i Sou,h-Scyenth This list read stated
to Mr. Gentworlh that Looney said that he the fist
in Philadelphia that commenced purchasing votcSthat be
had followed for three ycarhad carried Pine Ward for
Wings and could carry Ward the ~ until the prc
tee of marching up ranks the polls changed Mr.
Graham objected this testimony of frauds in Phiadclphi
having nothing do with the present trial and were only
calculated prejudice the accused without any benefit
the case The District Attorney replied.
The Court oyerru!rl the inquiry INTO frauds in Pmadc
pha elections.
I}ykncSs-Looncv promised to send list then
calc, on George RSon his house. with letter OF intro
ducton from GeuwUh. stuting that the bcarcr entitled
10 his fullest confidence. He cordially that had
no need TO use the c;,cr asked him lie bad changed
checks He said he had changed for Mr.. Gill; that Toy
had n nj his house on SUNDAY afternoon. where G.e,i~oh
paid some money Dung nd another Let, PhadcIF a
the 4h the morning. and arrived mere AT clock
went Immediately the Aston House. saw Nh Gieat"oth
and repeated 10 him what have been detailing here. On
Thursday thereafter received letter from james Young.
which corrcspouded with Gieniworih statement me be-
fore also received letter from ooney and showed that
yd Youues letter Cctworth. who GldI hat Is another
evidence, of the truth OF my former you. Lon
ncy told me that writing or 10 him. iat ior every
man She Id write for foot Of pipe.
letter was read which he states the names Of The men
who were to and WHO could y Ppes-two OF whom
he stated could a, pipes in any place second letter
o read containing lis; of names directed 10 Nh JARVIS
box No. 100 upper post oifce
Cross ecanc3- have recently been appointed by the
Common Council Collector Of thearTears of iaNc> WcuI
wen; 70 Philad.pha October 1870. had partcu.at
business. except experimenting vharyes.
@ When You applied for the ONCE of Collector o arrears
OF Taxes did yonaot ak for it on the ground Of The import
an, services YOU had rendered in making these disclosures
did not n any such grounds resigned the ONCE OF
T. b,cco INSPECTOR in 1882 my ermo oce having half
nd did NOT resign the Office Tor any o'her arrangement
with Nh Glcnworh than that he was to pay me rn, tor the
roo..o Warehouse There arrangement with Gent
worth that was 10 have any r Of the emormens If the
o;re The Office was losing resigned the Of
ice on he express grounds that Mn Glenfwot was to have
tl i.fvccer bc;,yeei. In, Governor and myself.
The arrangement between Mr. Batchtord and myself was