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

county canvass Ascertain full particulars III n.
tee-whether ordered by board: Get cert'Ieattee'
under seal. Sparkman Fort Meade Will 90 IT.
Telegraph. Raney has not received money leie-
graph why and when. W. CALL'
1901 90
Colonel PELroN. Is Grameey Park, NJ. T.:
Use hundred and forty ciphers all TO there advice
must everything cordially necessary one
coming remain our head received was absolutely
driving no probably month result this business
to majority being evidence will truth Dut aI9ot
Democratic establishing be that distances contrv-
ing but unquestiOnable clear nothing Democrats
slow well followed preserve now be returns doubtless
to may enormous claim county hrst board Wrongly
travel to be will more may canvassing purge anu
will our difficult Governor canvasser received Dem
ocrat three egregiOus action require returns aDle
county Of canvassing of already fraud one where
state board being officers Republican with the I'M
mediate beginning legal other Georgia helpful very
Governor while need brown help questions counsei
Sellers the arising no in we possible best also ana
Saltonstall remain can be Moses along ana mere OF
general called army road to-day officers attorney
Governor. mo sig.l
use transposition key repeated four times, and
afterward key twice..
100. Translation
Nov. 10.
To PELToN:
Use hundred and forty cipher. Our coming was
absolutely necessary. There was no head, driving
everything to result. Some one must remain all
this month. cordially received probably our advice
will be followed. Clear Democratic majority un-
questionaby. Democrats contriving nothing but
to preserve evidence establishing truth. That
business now well atOOt but slow, distances Delng
enormous travel difficult. Canyasslng Board dOuDt-
less may and Will purge county returns. Governor
may wrongly claim to be canvasser. Onr hrst
move will be to require of the board OF three STATE
officers one being able Democrat, immediate action,
canvassing returns already received beginning Win
county where Republican fraud egregous., Cover
nor BrowD Georgia. very helpful. Sellers pest pos,
sible counsel in legal questions arising. We need
10 other help while he and SaltOnstall can remain.
Called on Governor. Attorney General to-day also
on army officers along road and here.
Undoubtedly Mr.. Marble was one Of those who
really believed at first the assertions of local mana
gers that there was clear Democratic majority
and that "the Radicals" were internal scoun-
drels" Until about the 21st of November, it is
charitable to suppose that trace of this belief
renamed in his mind. During this first stage i'll
the history of the struggle in Florida, the main
effort of the Democratic managers was to
obtain full proofs to submit to the Board, and
Mr.. Marble, believing that the board composed OF
three State officers would act honestly, had little
idea of the proofs of Democratic fraud which the
Republicans were accommodating. At that time he
did not know, 1t is probable, that the local mana
gers were holding back returns from some of the
important Democratic counties for sinister pur-
pose. Meanwhile. Coyle was drawing money
for expenses, and Wooley, detained some
where, had not yet arrived. The accuracy
of our translations of cipher dispatches
can be abundantly illustrated by quotations from
news dispatches published at that time. and it is
important to note this verfcation of the keys
used, because they also decipher subsequent dis
patches of a very different character. The follow
ing kilograms were sent:
HENRY HAvEMEYER No. IS Vest 17th-st, N. T.:
Situation unchanged. NJ teegraphed what was
- 4. RaP
MAX.
TALLAHAssEE, Fla, Nov. II, '76.
CHARLES II. SCRIBNER, Toledo. Ohio:
send at once to Hon. Lafayette Grover, Salem,
Oregon. Fourth Harris & MGHenry ~ S EXPRESS
Answer. FRANK H. hohD
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. II, 1876.
To Colonel PELToN. 10 Creamery Park, N. ~;
Truth, board frauds our contrived no purge slowly
Democratic will Official prove friends only returns
canvassng the arrive to seeking committed move
law power gives returns expedite our the VIII by
board and our published first il opinion on friend
to-day will returns received already canvassing
authority OF usurp our by this Will greatest
Governor petition risk demanded he have course anu
certificate transmit to lieutenant for canvass Moses
law Is of Republican and that both precedent there
result lNo eiknaVuie'l
(35. Translation.l
Nov II, 1876.
No Democratic frauds contrived; our friends
only seeking to P prove 1Re truth board %
returns arrive s TSS wanS gyss po TT and
our friend on Board is committed by
published opinion Our first move VIII ex,
pedite eanvassng OF returns aireadx Ig tToS
Greatest risk Governor StearnS Will usrp authority
TO canvass and transmit certificate of Republican
course. MARBLE LIEUTENANT.
General
Cooke, who had so publicly proclaimed his opinion
and purpose that objection was made to his acting
on the board, at its first meeting.
ITALIA. Fla, 10, '76.
Henry UAyEMEYER No. 10 Vest 17tt-st N. T.:
Ten Jacksonville Jacksonville 1t requested eleven
place have one Payne England notify Twelve I from
]; J. DANIELS,
1879. Translaton.l
Tallahassee, Fla, Nov. 1S, '76.
II. HAyEaEYER. Is Wcst17t-st, N. "
Have you provided hye thousand tIUe from
jacksonville II you have not, place your teie
ii''N''' J.J. DANIELS.
CoYLE.
ITALIA, Fla. IS. 30.
HENRY HAvEMEvER, esq, No. 10 Vest 17h,st., A. -:
our particulars as England twenty Slowly lor
for twenty twelve say progress some surrey ollo
friends seven we news send Moses three Moses upon
but '
no. Translation.l 90
Iallahdssee, Fia., Nov IS.
r. H.vEMEYER, No. 10 Hest 17h-St., n. T.:
We progress slowly but surely our friends say
three for i've hundred for Marble. Send us some
news. ,,a,
NEw-YoRK, ~.
Colonel J. j. DANIELS: -, u.,, .o.
before doing anything definite with Heferen see
letter from me TO you dated 10th. ~, ,
ABRAM S. HEWITT, Chairman.