The New York herald., 1874-09-08
MARY P0MEROY'S MEMORY INDICATED.


Indignation in jersey City-Young
Nutter's Ahidavit Exposing the Com
spiracy-The Whole Case To 10 Laid
Bare Within n Few Weeks.
The whole previous history of the GlendenninR-
Pomeroy case painful as It is, paes In the light
thrown upon the melancholy drama by the latest
revelations. II ts rumored throughout Jersey City
that Glendennng has no defence TO make, but the
advice given him Dy some OF his jealous friends
prompts him to take advantage OF every subter.
luge by which he may gain time. BIS nrst policy
was that OF mastery inactivity and to this no was
advised by two trustees of the church. The out
burst OF indignation at the mass meeting on the
Heights forced change Of base. while at the same
time the death OF the chief witness in the case.
poor Mary P0meroy, inspired the accused pastor
with feeling OF security against consequences.
But the desperate straits In which GlendenninQ
finds himself can best be judged from the con-
splracy mentioned IN yesterdays HERALD. The
following afiidavits give the entire explanation OF
this infamous attempt to throw dark shadow on
the memory of the dead:-
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church and my way home called az friends house,
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about the sickness Mrs Gordon this tmc de-
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ss,d man had been selling some goods which
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statement e! any time hereafter, bu. not tonight
ana d Sn arg ony % Or hs vs
taaI know anything in regard 70 this matter and they
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black and white. ana that ne could tell whether was
sad 90 you wish '"1" me- to mSRs
relations connections with Mary Pou,eroy. said.
weTt wi Sys You my statement" and we LETT The hoose
%:at d ss .sa is M SaSn
wsTs wss5 The S%s ;snf
a. my father was away. would speak TO-, my mothef;
sesE . % W wen:
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sas sas ass urged s . @
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e he matte! good; hey s.Ised about mass
;ss into +:
been 10 With aay
be believes it done so BY them with the hope q
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ssAn hss up ss
name with It. They also said any statement Imsde
would not publicly be used, but would bo DESTROYED.
They also said as they came friends (deponenV
never having met them before) that II re would do as
they wished and make statement they would sand by
him.
Deponent further that he never visited Mary F.
Pomeroy. and was never III her presence alone. That
he met her on two or three occasions at sociab parties
~ the company OF great many other persons and
modest bearing, and his oath says that never
saw anything Improper in word act upon her part
TINS this HSSs s S until
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this IN daV ~
l5H-J0sKPH II. ALDRIDGE, Notary Public,
Jersey City county and State aforesaid.
State Of Aer Jersey Hudson sBefore
ally appeared Oscar +. Bucken member OF the police
lorce Oh the Heights and says he duty on Sum
nit avenue on saturday night last and noticing car,
me street. when two men crossed over from the car.
rage to the lots alongside Of Mr. Gordons ence and
Iheir movements seeming suspicious to deponent
Ind the carriage remaining time, late hour OF
me night kept watch on It. suspecting thing
was wrong. twas part Of my dSty ,e DO So S;,,v,
Sworn and subscribed to before me at Jersey City
- september Y lN+-JosEPH II. ALDRIDGE, Notary Pub
ic IN the city oil Jersey City county
Mrs. Miller and her legal advisers are busy in
me preparation OF documents which tbeY
assert Will be strong against Glendenning. Some
)f these will be presented TO the Presbytery at the
investigation, while all will be given to the Grand
Jury. startling rumor was anoat yesterday re-
atve to one OF the trustees Of the church, which,
I substantlated, will create profound sensation.
rhe unpleasant fact Is now being recog nized on
all sides that the entire case Will be laid bare with.
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