New-York tribune., 1842-01-07
r We ought, perhaps, to be sorry fer the poor

U We oug ght, perhaps, to be sorry icr the poor
Loco-F COOS who have been so nicely come Over b.
their Interesting protect, Mr.. JAMES B. GLEST-
WORTH. bu, !, i, hard work They have deserred
the swiudle he has prac,iscd upon them. They
k,.s,r Tim 10 be sel..proclaimed liar, chea; and
traitor of the backest kind, and lhev might have
known thathis newly discovered original letters,
undraiable documents. Sc, OF which be made SO
great parade in the Post, were all sham, in
vented /. create demand for bis .wo-.Ail!ing
pamphlet, sCopy-Righ, Secured His original
letters &C. are mainly those which were pub
lished in the Awful Disclosures O. 1916; and
those VINO have contributed quarter to his or
his keepers Suo-Treasut~, have the satisfaction of
reading the old story over again, with the addition
OF slr Glentworths assertions OF the psrticipa-
ton OF others in bis iniquties against the solemn
oGths oi mary Of our most respectable citizens,
corrobora,ed by the testimony OF thirty OF forty
Phiadelphians, who all testify that they we're re
auired 10 send or cot-le here in 1898 detect e-
gal voters, and never asked 70 vote themselves. II
Glentwor,h actually did insligste iew o. them TO
yo,e here. (and the aumber mus; have been very
t,w indeed }, we have no, doubt tnat he did it to
cover li. ernbezzlement OF the fund, Of the party
b. ehs.-tloing or pretending TO do something
which mus; not be looked nle, for trar odism
would ascend from him TO the Wing party This,
100. WIS the motive Tor his alleged renewal OF nj.
i,,i.,t1it;a. in tho snr;lr OF 1899
Tia, there was nucil illegal voting al llr latter
Election especially, then believed, and have
ever proclaimed; that at least twe.thrds OF II Was
on the Loco oco side, we equally conndent.-
That hi, laan GIen,worlh, peryertins funds which
had been confded to him for other purposes. may
have had and in such iniq,I,ies, both then and
in the fall OF 1893 is very natural. BE was q re-
cert cpilyer, from the Vaa Burcn party had
been active aid prominent in the counsels OF those
who, Tor reasons sufficiently obvious are Butterfly
hostile to u Regi,try Law, any efficient means
Of preventing Illegal voting. As we did not know
him even by sight at any time in 1893, We cannot
say what he did or did not do: but we do most
positively know tina; his phmphlets Is allied with
a,rocions tasehoods What he says about his re-
uctance to take Office, the manner OF his obtaining
it. the grounds of the effort made to remove him,
&c. &c. we know to bs filed with untruth as we'll
as malignty We know right we'll that the effort
made. to rernove him early in 1910, was based on [.
conviction that be abandoned protgate and
VILLAIN. We know this conviction was the basis OF
the universal determination of thc Wings that III.
official career should expire with thar yeal--e de-
termination we'll known to him, and which was The
cause III! his subsequent lnaligniy and pretended
disclosures. One line of assurance Of support
from the men heho~' pretends he had IN his power,
would at any time have sealed his lips eiectuay
Would they not have given this assurance, If they
had really been implicated in his yilianics Let
common sense dictate the answer.
No man can read through Glenlworlh,s pamPl-
let without being struck with the eyer-recurrng
evidences of intended fraud and deception. he
epdeavors to give the impression that the Cry wa,
carried by the Wings in the fall of '39 by means
Of his fraudulent voters but he we'll knows better,
i''''
were or#how often they voted. So, TOO, OF the
Spring Election OF 80. He wellknows that
there was u heavy balance of illegal yetcs aganst
the Wings in that Election, as can be demonstrated
to any man judgement. So Of his efforts to drag
in the names OF men whom he does not pretend had
anv Thing to do with him, to crafty his maligny
50 of his story that he collected several hundred
dollars from Wing candidates for Office, which h,
expended in procuring Illegal votes-lntendiny 10
giyc The impression that they hneW for what Pur'
pose he wanted it, but taking good care not 10 say
So The whole pamphlet Is concocted inthe same
spirit Of desperate depravi.y-of detected, detost-
ed villany seeking to drag others down 20 It's Own
level The attempt will prove futile as the
spirit is vile and atrociou5
TIE MExlcAH ScHooSERs.-Somc time laS'
week the Collector issued orders tor the drtehtot
of two armed schooners, recently built at thus PGr
and understood 10 be iniendrd Tor ihe Mexican
service They were just ready for sea, srEncd ano
mnnncl rs vessel. Of war. and their detention wa
ordered under the presumpton that they were de
signed ior ac1ion against Texas. The Courier o
Yesterday la. the following statement on the sub
.jecl:
FROM RuEsos ArRks.--Bsy the Hamburg bris
Maria Nye, from Buenos Ayres. We have tire Rri
tis Packet Of Noyen1beri. II contains inform
aion oi the death OF General Lava!l- who wn:
nver,aken ant, killed st#Juiuy, while flying io"afo
Bolivia, after his defeat by Orbe. Aveilaneda
Governor oil rucuman, having been BETRAYED int'
the hand. of Oribe.wa, shot, with five olh.rsiit
il chnrrad wllh having nui some nari in The dentE