New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

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XVII.
PoR1LAND, Nov %. '76-11:3O a. m.
! To MAX MULLER, Jacksonville: III,
Kelly leaves Yreka to-day. Wateh nun clOsoiJ'
Object in returning supposed baO. OLE"
XIX,
PORTLAND, Or. Nov. "a. '76
To CHARLES DE- YOUNG q Co, San r.: $500.
Governor Grover and two OF his CONFIDENTLY a9Vi-
sers returned to Salem this evening Senator Kelly Is
expected here tomorrow, and gives as Teas9I Ia
returning to the State that he comes on railroad
business but all agree that 1t is on business CON
i0''ou VIII" 'i'0 0''s'" '''''''' W. G. STEEL.
Here Mr. Nfsnton Marble appears upon the scene:
TALLAHASSEE Fla. Nov. 81.
To hon. LAFAYETTE GROVER, ior''0"d' w. A" 0'''-
WhTe: -.
Il is respectfully suggested that you refrain from
the issue of any certificate in favor OF an eeclI
alleged 10 have been chosen November 4, WHY On
that day was ineligible to that Office. and until you
shall have been advised thereon Reply at lny OK
P'li''' Il 'O0 '''' MANroN MARBLE.
SALEM, Nov. %.
To MANTON MARBLE, Tallahassee:
The subject is under careful examination.
LAFAYETTE GROVER
The agent chosen for the management OF the
pecuniary part OF the affair Mr.. j. N H. Patrick
the same who was concerned in certain delicate
transactions connected with the Emma Mine; and
il is an interesting fact that sooner does he enter
upon his duties than the Tlden at the East be-
gin to talk business. Here is message from gen
tleman whose name we shall meet with atterward
in connection with the putting up of the money;
NEw-YoRK. Nov. 81.
ToJ N II. PATRICK:
Secpys Vonr poinf at all hazards Communicate
with me Immediately, giving prospects. DAVIS
Mir. Patrick lost no time in establishing the code
Of cipher which played so large part in the Crisis
of the negotiations:
PORTLAND, Now %.
To Erwin DAVIS, st. Nicholas, Norc- York:
Have cipher Z. sec him. r.
XIV.
SAN FRAN, Nov. %.
To Hon. II. 8. BRowS:
Have you heard some more talk on streets Tiger
progress. IL W. ROLLINS
Mr. Patrick's first use of the cipher stated the con-
ditiOns of the bargain he had concluded with al
most brutal franess. This is one of the dispatches
which have become famous:
To w. T. PELTON, Nelc York:
By vlzier ASSOCIATION lnnOcuOus TO negligence
cunning infinitely previously re$dmlt doltish 10
purchase afar act with cunning dfaT sacristy nm
weighed afar pointer tigress cnttle superanhuateI
syllabus dilatUrlness mlsapprehensIon cOntraDahu
KOuntze bisculOus top usher sPlmierGpsi answer
fully indorse this JAMES h. KELLY.
Translationl
Certificate will be issued 10 one Democrat. Mas l
purchase Republican elect0r 10 recognize and act tH
Democrat and secure vote and prcreRt trouble. Ne
post ten thousand dollars my credit kountze Brothers
II Wall-st Answer. !. N H. tAihlCh'
fully indOrse this JAMES X. KELLY.
Mr.. Pelton was unwilling to pay in advance, but
otherwise the agreement seems to have met his
cordial approval:
To J. n II. PATRICK, Portland:
Moral haSty sderal vizler gabble cramp by hem
istIc welcome Hcentate musketeer compassion
neglecttul recoverable dollhouse i've lnnONatOi
brackish association dine aidr idolater session
hemistie mltTe.
No. How soon viii Governor decide certlhcate
II gOa make Obligation contingent on rcsaH ~ a0TGt
It can be done, and mcrsma5o slightly j necessary.
III this dilemma Patrick applied 10 DIR. Miller for
the use of his influence in persuadIng Pcton TO pay
cash promptly. Miller seems 20 have used a differ
ent cipher from that employed between Oregon and
New-York, and we have not found the key to it.
The meaning of No. XXyII., however, is plain
enough from No xviii;
XVII.
PORTLAND. Nov. 20.
To DR.. GEORGE L. MILLER. Omaha:
Telegraph Pelton, Mordant dIspensative washing
hOrrid arabesque promptly what news. p.
XVIII.
OMAHA. Neb., Nov. 20, 70.
To w. T. PFLToN, Creamery Park, " T.;
DO tghaferer our fiepd axis promptly. On a stu
hunt in Nebraska, which you Will hear from.
GEO l.. MILLER.
Patrick, in the meantime, sent the following
answer to Colonel Pelton's inQslry, and reiterated
his demand for cash in advance;
xxx.
PORTLAND, Nov. 80.
10 w. T. PEIToN. - Grdmercy PAX, heto- York:
Gabble achrOmatc reject waggle Tefrangble yizier
inuOCuous by ut swing a sacerdOtal readmit sympa-
thize hemistic By innOcuous faster hepatlca cum
ming caZique afaT oXtancy uninvlted thus crimps
action of gable negligence doitsh INFINITELY asso-
- haze enrt
license graduation drive sympathy disunite nelf
readmlt operate march jauDdiced e1citable sym
PATTY syllabus ylzier subseryent eycseryice syllabus
nor readmlt dOltlsh muiutely proposal medicine
brazen ncentate excitable compassion retaliation
ridIcule. Kelly and BelinRer v'zIer act CIPHER SUE
citate infinitely act prayerbook.
Translation.
Governor all right without Ieward. VIII issue
certificate Tuesday. This a secret. Republicans
claim and iii vacancy, thus defeat action OF
Governor. One eeciOT must DC paid 10 Tec0gRis6 D6O
crGt to secure majority. Have employed three
IawyeTsl Editor only Republican paper as ono
lawyer; fee So 900. FH take $1,000 JOr Republican
eleotOr. Must raise money; can't make fee con-
tinRent. Sail Saturday. Kelly and Beilinger will
act. Cipher them. Must act promptly.
And then comes the following correspondence
between Patrick and Miller, which would no donbt
be edifying and amusing if had the translation
OMAHA, Dec l.
To J. n. II. PATRIcK. Portland;
Your remarkable after-pIece retard hair-breadth
salary adaptability scarf and see that he succeeds
wOrshipper inOrdant III neighborly expressions wife
inst here. GEO. l.. MILLER.
XXI.
Dec. 1-7:25 p. NJ.
To DR.. gro. /. MILLER, Omaha
After-piece seedy. Can't Expensive. Can do
nothing more. Sail steamer Elder morning p.
Governor Grover promptly confirmed the state
ment of Mr. Patrick by his notorious cipher dis
patch to MIR. Tilden:
XXI.
PORTLAND, Or, Dec l.
To SAMUEL THDEN, Is Creamery Park Ne,c- York:
Heed scantiness cramp emerge peTOratIOn hot
house survivor brOwze OF pia mater doltish hot
afar gaiYanic survivor by accordingly ncglectful
- al, ina tag,s,