New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-08

either here or Louisiana" will anybody believe il
Or did Mr.. Woolley really think that his chief
MIR. Tilden, would be shockedf Had he conceived
of Mr.. Tilden the conception thus expressed DS
Mr. Marble: "The signal and peculiar mark OF
that plan was this: his absolute trust In moral forces
bis entire faith in the people, their voitions and then
power And why, of all men in the United States
should not he ~
But what is to be said Of Mr.. Marbles virtuef He
transmitted in his cipher Mr. Wooley's request fol
forces" and yet, five days afterwards, was chiefly
worried because Mr. Woolley was indisereet" III
was not the dishonor criminality of such use OF
"forces" that troubled MIR. Marble but the impress
sion that Mr. Wooey did not cover his business with
enough veueering. Why. then, should Mr.. Woolley'
the blunt and straightforward trader, want to stop
the propositions of Mr. Marble, whose trading was
veneered with patriotism and vanished with pietyI
Because, unfortunately Marble and Wooley
were bidding against each other for the
same vote and putting up the price,
which Dir. Woolley was discreet enough TO see
did not pay Exactly what proposition was hrst
transmitted to Gramercy Park by Mr.. Marble. or his
financial aid Mr. Coyle. does not appear; some DIS
patches of the series are missing. But the follow
ing show that something very important and strictly
financial was proposed:
TALLAHASSEE Dec. LIST, '76.
Col. WIN. T. PELToy. 50 Libertg-st. n. T.: ~, :.
Answer Max's dispatch Immediately OF we WIZ NC
embarrassed at o critical time. W. OALh'
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 1.
MANToy MARBLE, Tallahassee. Fla:
Meet supplied consult read may yes ape nun ~
but be to to be who Smith with request has Daniel
can't telegram your and requirements r.
Use Key No. ~
1874. Translation
DEC. 1.
NJ. MARBLE: IN, n.:.,.
who has been supplied and may be able to meet re-
quirements. Telegram to Smith can't be read.
J. j. Daniels, IT was shown by dispatch No. 80
was the person through whom telegraphlc transfers
of money had been arranged November Is. The
only financial dispatch Immediately preceding
these of the 1st was one from Coyle, which, while
relating to small amount, if correctly translated,
indicates that in answer to previous applica-
ton by Marble credit" had been offered
ITALIA Fla, 4.
HENRY HAvFMEYER, No. 10 Vest 17h-st., y. T.;
Seven use Moses twenty half the will credit Eng
land twelve draw not Saturday afar. MAX.
use Key No, %
1910. Translation
TALLAHASSEE. Nov. %.
H. HAvEMFYER. No. - Uest 17H-st., N. y:
Marble will not use the credit. Coyle draws
for five and half hundred Saturday. CoYLE.
Other dispatches. not of great importance, though
they illustrate the later events may best be inserted
here
1901
HENRY HAyEMEYFR, ESQ.,, No. 10 Vest 17th-st.. n. Y
Forty ten twenty Anna will you cover twelve
promptly one probably will all Jane and Captain
Seven Immediately Italy Greece Daniel me Three
which notify. MAX
Use Key No.. ~
1903. Translation.l
TALLAHAssHF. Dec. 4.
HENRY HAvEMEvFR, No. 10 Hesi 17H-st, n. T.:
You will supply Immediately telegTaphc credit
Coyle seven hundred dollars, which will probably
cover all expenses. Notify me promptly. Captain
Daniel Jane Anna. COfLE'
HEsRY H,vFMEYER, esq.,. No. 10 Utst 17Q-si. ~ T.:
Not notify ten Thomas nine, three Moses and this
twelve immediately Greece will place twenty,
takes one Italy seven w, IT any and what need.
MAX.
Use Key No.7l
[114. Translation.l
TALLAHASSEE, Dec 8.
HENRY HAvEMEYER. No. 10 Nest 17h-st, ~ y
Supply seven hundred dollars telegraphic credit
Wooliey aud Coyle, and notify what bank imme-
dIately. Marble will not need any. This takes its
place Thomas CoYLE.
Thus matters stood on Friday, the LIST of Deem
Der. The Board had opened the returns Tues
day, the 2Sth had heard evidence on both sides
and was obliged TO reach decision with
In few days. From the beginning Attorney-Gen-
eral Cooke had been counted safe by the Democrats.
DIR. Cowgirl, formerly of Delaware was a staunch
Union man, and Mr.. Marble had said it was vast
ingn time to call on him. Secretary of State Nc
Lin, for twenty-five years u resident of Florida,
was once a Confederate, but aiterward
Union man, and a Republican editor Of
reputation as an upright man. but the conspratOrs
needed one vote and what they tried to do let the
secret dispatches show:
HENRY HAyRMRYER Is West 17h-si.. n. y.
Rochester of answer America yesterday to-day
understands Thomas my Africa about but IL first
avail at my nothing Bavaria as will Copenhagen
once lear reported 'H"' y anu '"''D'' H'' MAX.
j91. Translation.l
TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 9.
HENRY HAvRMgYER, Is West 17fhst., " y:
My hope small Votes about az reported yester-
day Africa iprol ably McLin) satisfied by Bavaria
Iprobably CowgilD and fear that America Drew
understands il. NOTHING But CASH WILL AVAIL
ANSWER my first Ofto-ddB at once. Thomas. COYLE
NEw-YoRK, I'd Dec, 0.
j. F. COYLE, TGlld.. Fla:
Twenty one nineteen unless you have nineteen
FIVE again. ii.
1872. Translaton.1
NEw-YoRR. Dec. 2.
JOHN +. COYLE, Tallahassee, Fla:
Telegram received Unless you have received
will remit again. HAVEMEYER.
II is probable that the word answer followed
received" and has been lost. But what was
Coyle's first Of to-day"i This, at least, though
not signed, bears another name.
1881
ITALIA, 2.
Colonel PFLToN No Is Grdmercy Park, ~ y:
Certificate required 10 Moses decision
haye London hour for Bolivia of lust
and Edinburgh at uOseIIe had IA any
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