New-York tribune., 1878-10-03

c. W. wOoLLEY, Tallahassee Fla
Don't understand Explain. H.
Thereupon Fox" replied explaining, as
follows:
HENRY HAvEsnYER, No. Is West 17H ST., N. ~
Making Jane said YOU to william enemy privately
Daniel propositions Moses last night to Captain from
the stop to. foA
HENRY II ,yENRyER No. Is West 17n-sk, ". y:
Iprivately said to you night TO stop Moses from
making propositions TO the enemy. captain Jane
n,,,., Uiiiar, Fox
Mr.. Marble will probably read THE TRIBUNE
"iust once" to-day, and will be kiHd enough
to explain whether the virtuously indignant
Mr. WOOlley referred to the proposition which
Mr.. McLin asserts that Mr.. Marble made to
him, or to some other proposition. This, at
least, is clear, that Mr.. Marbles associates In
Florida, as early as December 1, 1876
understood that he was making propositions
to the enemy, and begged headquarters to
stop that child of Israel, or leader OF
the children of Israel He did not STOP
it is unnecessary to say-nOr Is further eVl-
dence needed that the name by which =" FOX
receives his letters and kilograms Is T.. W.
Woolley. 1t is name well known in Demo
cratic annals, ard in the records OF the House
of Representatives. Mr.. Wooley is almost a
national character-aInOst as much OF Dem
ocratic institution as John +. COyle, ana
almost "a great an honor to the Pans oi
America as the bounding Banning. MIR.
WOolley is gentleman who means business
every time. Grlmcrcy Park understood MN,
and he understood Gramercy Park. and when
he was called to the front, the movement was
as momentous IN It's way as when Barnum
went West to buy mules, on the eve Oi the Oct0-
Der elections. If any one supposcs that " Fox"
was merely shocked because an attempt had
been made to bribe somebody, the following
may enlightcn him:
TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Nov % g.
CoIoHo PELTON No. - GrGmcrcy PUk:
Or in LET Moses for Fox either mme latey do say con
ngeces asks here answer got you forcs together bo
not why me read Louisiana. mo sig.l
lrransaiionl
TALLAHASSEE. Fia.. Nov 22 9.
Col mel PELToN No - GrGmerey Park
Fox asks say, Let forces be got together mme-
daely in rcadGnes,l contingencies either here OF
louisiana why 40 yOu not ausw'ri MOSS
What sort of " forces" did Mr.. Fox"
want to usc2 Or was he not intrusted with
many forces because he was Thought q
ltdkl NfNNtl Ht iht''i n''ilN w 'iA'S '''''
the judgment of Mr.. Moses" y:
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Nov p. 8.
Colonel PEIToN. No. Is Gramerey PART;
You to by then telegraph Won advise Getting person
here are that and contest to causing result and di-
yided tru.t impcri.llns answer Ind Do will one
authority IN trust way TO least nobody him and him
possibly transfer calendar nt two wcek g. best for stand
my Paris copies here about pe returns alway~
certified should Glasgow rrc,cctcd Fox useless
eIa A need.
less aud indiscrcci impcdment begun Russia man
Decline IN ani with Louisiana 50 sessions uybody all
trusted nuisance ! by aforesaid d commit smiiu
Moses. INo slgl
Trnnslaiion
TALiAmAs,EE, Fla, Nov. y. 9.
Col5nsi TRLToS, No. - CraEiercB Park:
You are imper ling result hero by causing divided
couusols md neg Getting to answer tecgrams advise
nd person 10 trus and then trust him FOR
nj least one calendar week possibly / will stand
IN nobody's way. and do my To transfer 10 him
thorty. About Glasgow tlOOD syraci-e (majoritJ) on
certified COPIES Iavan, Ropub icau.l claim upon
returns Rome needless now. should bc recalled Par.s
and detective always useless ditto Fox here u) Lou
siana "a nuisance aud imprdiment, trusted by nobody.
decline 10 commit Russia lTidcui with iudi,.
erect smith In all aforesaid Sessions begun.
MOsE.
There is something refreshing in the def
nIteness Of Mr. "MOSes'sn opinions and his
suggestion that the Democrats were embar-
raised because Gramercy Park could not " find
d" one person to trust, and then trust him for
at least one calendar week, possibly two
may have a grain of truth IN 1t. But Mr..
" Fox - did not appear TO be " a nuisance" to
No. - Grgmcrcy Park, as Is shown by one
dispatch already published, of the 2Sth of
November from Manton Marble to Colonel
- II. 10. Hi
relief that you assume responsibility for
p" difficulties he makes On the next day Fox
said
UyxRy UAyFNrYER 10 West I7h4L. " T.:
Line here Lieutenant matters Daniel Captain despe
IT. r ,op,as lane Clariea Fox.
That matters were desperate for Marble,
Coylc, Wooley g. Company, this dispatch was
not needed to tell, but Mr.. " Fox " thinks he
has a way out of the difficulty, and tele-
graphs;
uyNpY UAvEuEYER IS West 171-St, ~ T.:
sixteen Fetcn may make thirteen, forty Of half OF
twelve eleven ten. Can you say two In nine mmedi-.
atsly n twenty FOX.
Perhaps 1t is fair to give Mr.. "Fox" a day
or two in which to explain this pecuniary in
omrv. Answer thereto was apparently de-
layed, and he then sent the following:
Dec. 9. '76.
HENRY HAyRIEYHR 10 West l7ih-sf, ~ T..
Mors In select have have whom some you IN conf
dence one winning evidently than Fox.
CIransation
Dec. Q, 70.
HBHRY HAYEMBYER:
Select some whom you have moro confidence
than you evidently have ~ winning. Fox
Upon the meaning of the untranslated word
" winning" possibly the following may cast
some light:
HEwYoRK, Dec. 8, '7G.
c w wooLLKY Talia., Fla:
Perfect you what power could and answer you
cannot belief declined all telegraphed do do all appca
LIZ. L. h.u..