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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-01-13

theae, 500 800 were native born and l95. 655
o. little more than one-quarter VI the Whole
were foreign born. Bot the census takers 70.
port that Of the 537 ,726 New Yorkers engaged
IN productive industry year before last, 925 1913
were natives Of the United State, while 6l2..
~, or q good deal nearer one-haif than one
skiEd OF the whole number, were born In foreign
eccntEie8.
A contributor TO p sciedtife paper writes:
NJ End shat nnder very favorable oiroum-
stances IL is jest possible to see, while in Fog.
land, church in France, with unssssted
Tision. In the direction of Calais the coast of
Artois Is very fat, and on the 26.h OF March
lsas 1 found through my telescope large
sharon or cathedral q few miles to the west-
ward Of Calais; and 1 could also see it dis
tiaetly through an opera glass butt certainly
End that could just distinguish IL with the
naked eye 90 toy dark speck against the
bSiRht horizon sky. question whether there
7Fe many dRya, or even hours, in any one ar
when the same results could be obtained"
There is . very good IL very old story told
gnAOne the office-eeeker who went to Washing
son. demanding Csbiuet position or the En-
allah nikhiop, then gradually lowered his terms
~ be offered TO take . second hand coat The
suae sort of q patrioe for persistence and PrAo-
siaality 10 MS. j. Willis MacWer6, colored ex-
nstoR from EtoFids. He came down on Mr.
ayas like the wolf on the fold, demanding
dhs Beleian mission. That ho oouldn't get, 60
an1Ounced his willingness TO servo his
ecsS request was granted, go in despair he
nnesd for and obtained . position IS -WstahmHu
- ts1s Washington Post ofice. Half q slice 10
tier than no bread for the political loafer,
Tho Court Of Appeals Of Missouri has decided
shat under the provisions of the Constitution
~ THAT State the officers Of any banking insti-
1nkiOn who may have received or assented to
80 receipt of depoaits, knowing the institution
- DO inaolvent, may be held personally respon-
aahlo for deposits SO received, besides being
siabie to criminal prosecution. The question
aame mp in tho case of John K. Cummings,
who pued Harry ], SpRunhorst and other, off,
rsrs Of Sac Central Savings Bank of st. Lonis,
for 5000, Deposited by the plaintiff and ao-
septed by the defendants when the latter we'll
knew the concern to be insolveEs and in falling
IsSrcumstances. As the present Constitution Of
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18

them to be genuine and authentic. / regard lHE
TRIBUNE as far too wise to strike such blow unless
sure of Its facts 1t certainly wonderfully clever
journalistic stroke"
What effect do you think these disclosures VIII nave
upon Mr. Tdens chances Tor the Presidency IN lsSOf
"They have utterly undOne him In that direction
think. No political party afford to run a man 'or
that office upon whom rests the suspicion OF being
priyy TO such hgh-handed crime attempt to buy
the Presidency. Whether true not the mere pubca
tion Of these dispatches will cause the Democratic
leaders ponder earnestly on the policy OF atemptlns
to carry weight So far the political re-
suits This concerned don't believe thar these
disgracciul revelations VIII have effect beyond as
gust ng the people more with Democratic tao
tics But ilroughOu tue country their effect must ne
detrimental to the Democratic parry"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
MIR. orrENDoRrER rALKs KIGnr or.

FT"-V .-T -V-T- ---T--3 T-I.--
THE IRIBl NJ has accomplished what II -
uStturatiuj~y promised l. hts euCCtrdyG m showing
ttYt Tdrus agents d their helpers made the AT, mt
10 obtain Presidential office Ter ;h,r lort ana master
h, base money. Wl,t seemed rather obscure IN o."
FLORIDA dispatches has been made clear BY the diSr'
-lrr. 81 south Carolina There /, uo longer any d"u"t
that band of pult CLANS, who ul' hr regarded a. H.
dem, tool ructyory to 1gl Up the electoral vote Il
Florida ,. LOUISIANA finally thdl " south Caro.a.
for money ana fair words. Although We condemn ihiS
mean uut fortunately Unsuccessful business, We must
sly tlat Is Coutrupuulr affair was IN actu! !utt ".u
tho other circum,tluc,s attending the negotiations
Aside from hr not yr,! cummtuGable motives Of HE
I.l.l.Nk We must show recognition OF it, cuir,-
pr, IN tis regard. The people know now at cN, uuc
side II tus shameful affair. and tor the present u.r
have ruu.h 10 do with studying these exposures. lrs
,uspatcA,s published N M,dno>daF' TRIBUNE are pHr'
fcctly clear. The m,tLot followed ID the >outh caro-
ina TRANSACTIONS essentially agrees lth that IN Florida
II i. again Colonel P,l'ou HaNcucyvr who conduct
the dirty business from Nrw-lork, while smith u
Weed, who sent TO SUUth CAROLINE sAo"tu up "s
-rtuutrtl
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
MARBLE TIE CANTING HUMBUG.

Poor Marble, he, vino has been so deaf and
dumb for Two weeks "squ, akcd' yesterday. lie hHd
much better remained deaf and dumb, II that was
I'M, best be had to Every body Is laugh
ING al tho detected conHpiraior, although the
r1nloIs of Weed III Souin Carolina, ycserd y
eYnnsed bv TIH THBUSE, dwarf poor STUPID
Nathle. bungnHg Florida experiments into IN
sigtncance Weed meant business. and but for Uncle
sammy Tldcn's fatal proPenrlty Tor h"nsinE on 10 h'
ca-h and waiting aud drlayIuR 10 arrange Tor his
uI1unt weed would doubt huYe bought the vote m
south Carolina Tor $4,000, the pilce ne SAID ne c0n
~, 1, for But poor Marble who attempts TO deny
what nobody ever asserted, and who cannot
and dar.s not deny the geuuineness oI we
aiNnstc he sent and received, who In the
word win pity hint II rope dou't cost too much, tho
hcst lining 1ilden and Marble can do is To Dy enough
20, ~ hn,y themselves Poor little PetOn ought To he
aiowe ed 10 i've because no was only his uneles boy'
and n ulncoinpOOp at that
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
oNE DruocRlr WHO has wAEED Up.

For days past The NEW-lo DIRK TEIBJN has
been pouring CUIuIuu aIi'r cOumu OF cipher dis
racur. and their TRANSACTIONS, upurailug certain men
H. th Demo, It.Ic parry ia uu attempt % secure il6
electoral vote uf Florida by bribery. To-day u cu..-
rrncr- rev ;ioi- with -arI to tie electoral vote Ot
.ufn Carolina which even more hId' d and dduuug
true. speak 40 names charge uo'uIU-, aid aii IN
nothing as proved But ,uh Iru. OF p'lHh iaoir rN!-
d.ucc as been thrown Ito tue pubic eve, and piled mp
under The pubic uu-Ii, TO fuIcc democratic JouTud.s
tu take uutI- oi IT, and, Alphabetically al least io treat
IL lu u,.Il.tuy condemnation OF whoever may
have coucoctcd or been parties 10 scheme u
fraud Uutc,,mp.i~. ~.rd the IN. Wtudr oI Njrl
,. nobu. 5y comparison with that o the -r at tHud
acoompli,u,d H. WLru the case uI the acru7ct, HE
TRIM ST. 81 III b.. fully made OUT il cIIrgr, are m >i,-
tanned the duty ~ Democrats. Democratic 1rul ai-,
and 81 Democrat -ntayc ruutS,N lee iu Apply
the same heroic treatment tD tie offenders tdt iI'J a-
u d A,r, I'D tue city OF Rochester the Convention II
IN-I aud have repeatedly app "d since At Albany and
I,-WL,fc ILc work of t form u~t 20 forward a- long
m Do I- scr--aIg. and none should lead Democrats
t,rrylr. II on wherever IT t. to Jc performed.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
A PROPHECY soon VERIFIED.
WHAT MR. rILDEN SAID, AND WHAT HH DIpS'I a

WuAT MR. TlLDEN SAID, AND WIAI III DIpNI cAI.
IroHn an EdlfOr,Oj ~ yesterdags I7buHc
Mr.. Tlldcn. II is whispered, l. busy on "a state
meut." Mr. PcltOn, Mr.. Smith Weed, Mr.. Have
meyer. and even that estimable patriot, Mr.. C"yle,
are 10 uulte We are told, in another. Perhaps.
But 9nv statement is TO be made We can tell very
well IN advance about what II Is to be-
NT. Tdcn VIII say, as he has already said 10 the
Editor of Tn IKIBUNE. that ne knew nothing
Whatever of what was going about INN that he
sent 10 cipher dispatches, received none, knew OF
none and believes that none were drliyrTcl at hl-
house But he will not cN'lan who furnished the
large sums OF money. lie Will not explain how II
happcucd that he never ASKED his nephew what
was going on. He VIII not explain how
he continues to the CiuherS 10 this day IN
his private business. tie will not show how
Tweed's man, smith NJ. Weed, came to be working
so zealou,ly for him by iwecds methods. lie will
not say that he has indignantly broken Of all con-
nection with the corrupt gang. and turned nephew
that deceived and sgraced him out OF his house.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
A sOLILOQUY

FI0W TIC 4 JTIIIUFIT
never attempted. firth h"Tcd or executed IN apy
manner indirect ntei tp tnrr!r a
in anv proposition purpose scheme effort o bus -
Canyassers cato OF the vote Of FlO Ia ". NJ Nag.
An Marble was MS name, and shall not here pc..f
in regard 10 the hat the name means.
hut hs cheek II harder than marble, ~ irQ n,y
remarked to smith Weed. Which had small ,,m-
and An MarD took and II WAS NhcIanagan, The same
he dId understand but he smiled as nc worked Ttl-
lahaSscp. lth a smile that Sam-llke ana bland.
In the scene that en,urd I he TRIBUNE took "A
hand, al It's columns were strcwcd. ike leaves te
strand with the cipacrS Al VI rD had been sending ia
the he did not understand! Which is why ! r.
mark as his ImpcIied L. comes TO the mark
and The HeTd.d thar his explanation Is consd.
rraby thinner than gold leaf bat has been unmcrci!uy
beaten.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
An ALLEGED JUDICIAL VIEW.
WHAT AN OLD FRIEND OF TIIDLNS SAID ~.
FORE HI~ CARD APPEARED.
From TIE NJtiaH tI.d)


1t will be great pity II the publication OF
the cipher tcc-Iam- serve, no better PURPOSE than liz
crtlilus vi. Illcu aud his agents in Florida durn-
the canvass OF the Presidential vote After what Wa
known uf IA" attempt 10 purchase vote N Oregon
en- ,.c il vote ia Florida South Carolina or any" mere
else Rut the Florida revelations ia on Ag illdeu ma
way IN when ihe u:tE"H al"Ly 'lno, ~, ,I' y" "''
done the responsibility of cohnN hS AZ least ~ "n '
olt 70 purchase the rc5dthcy. or course ul' name
,io,, NOT appear IN the Florida any morc Than M me
Oregon transaction. but the negotiations were carried
on, IN the one ctSe as IN tIe otneT. itth I,, ~
agent. and. however likely IL ma! be lh't tho hrm"
took upon himself tho sole care OF piece OF corruption
involving oHiy 5000 IN money, only tho eNtraoTiL.'
rly ctcdnIon7 VII De So to nyeoH tii -" Il. @
SlueOOO IN money, or even S1o,OOO III United S,d'"
ucuIucutr not brought 10 hIs notice, ana ana nor
get hcurht "i hs personal suprrnt.nir4ce IL uis
nrru well oha,N ed too" that The conduct Ot the otsie'
bear, intrlusic marks Of MIR. Tlden's hand bold as
well as ShrrEd man. who thought hlnlser emitted 50
tl Presidency aud determined 10 s't even no
t, f1,mr, mn such position thai he would have 10 bv
consulted by telegraph as to the price 10 De- pam,
rinbcr would be recOndte enough 10 conceal such
h,rcnin He would have put IA large sum
tuio lhc hands OF agent, sent him down among
the carpctDaggcrs with instructions 10 do what no
ougnt BEST and never TO communicate with him on tho
subject. But 1t painfully Characteristic Or Mr..
ILIen have nobody on The spot authorized 10 bind
nlu chatter on the price through toe telegraph; to
br too tate with hs final Offer, and then To have 10 %
die Bac Asonc" last resort. But then must no M
mltttd that, no matter how much damaged Mr. Tdcn
may the revelations, his overthrow has no great
political Importance. lie was probably already Auui-
gently dcediIed or sufficiently unfortunate to mako
IN. uumuatIon "a second tine very Improbable. Even n
the, have made II impossible they have not accom-
psed very much, rst likely that they VIII do the
Democratic party very serious mischief Nothing WOud
do thls but sharply POINTED contrast ana the naleIlas
fo tLs do not exist. IT, for Instance the Re
puhucan tccgrams sent by tue MANAGERS 10 Florida
during the period covered by THE IRlBUsEs reycla-
tious were Forthcoming. and they showed that the
,,ciic. nr the Republicans had been absolutely pure,
ana that their mold the local Returning Board was
st,nny that of sympathy and duty, the effect the
uuhic mind would undoubtedly be- very great. But ~
touv "A. these telegrams are withheld or unpublished
Ine suspicion Will prevail and VIII grow stronger with
rnton that all have only heard the storJ IT
rne Kettle aud that II the truth were kno about the
Pot us .nation would be much less impressive.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
CROOKED AND l'N-ATlSFACTORY.

Nanton Marbles crooked denial Is very un-
.afi.lacIory In the first pace Nj. Marble hardly
IA, --t. although he more of one than smith Weed,
perhaps. In the second place, The dlSpatcn winch
UfJ. -,., : M, did not send J., irsguiiclut Marbles
I.,-f -g..pug denial does not Wlr on llit lkBINE>
vital d-pi ,h"--iwo from " Moses daf"l') 10 Pct"n
that h .a received pro positions ~ cOrrupuuU naming
o.. amounts respectively at c-o"'Dp ana f3DOoO, one
% Marble without signature SAVING " proposition dc-
f,d I! n0u, ony once, and one to p ton, the follow
.,, Jay signed Marble" saving " Proposition failed
Ih- Of evidence which J. N no G gIcc weak
.l , Marbles finely drawn denial. Il &, historically
and Ip.rrv sfrou- the proposition 60 bIb,l org
mates, o.. "arorpt,d' aud Id.r' III sHrc -Ni'' '--
u..gr- .l,., D., i!r Of IImH naturally aud uIdt-
i..by a- any otH,rcTIIic. BY whom WASH accepted
-. .r
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
BELIEF IN ME-. TILDEN's COMPLETELY.

Albert CaIdozo said yesterday :" have
read the cipher ystcics pun shed H lHL lLmusE.
lnt Only ~ a general mink thcIc Is very Lt'e
dount about their authenticity, aud believe Tia: III
den fully though secretly. participated IN them. II
try were forgcrleH or II THE lEIBUSE mad been hascy
Impo-od upon by IT, nourr, ihnk 1t would fake Air.
1id,; oulS "A very fcN hours 10 give thc W,rcSt pub
bcily 10 an absolute denial Oi them His delay III max
u an answer only increase, tn bocf IN r EniIl Hud
,bovs that much thought s necessary simply 10 deny
,l,in statcnrnt Of facts It IA my opinion That The
ubicatiou of the secret tceganr II true Affects prh-
cipay Mr. Tildcn and his saielite' and ohJ very re
uolry the body OF tho democracy. IN REGARD l" the
hearing they will have on the political campaigns IN ihe
future don't think they will affect the approaching
Local or State canvass unl,ss Mr. Tdcn himself should
become candidate. | think they viii bear more par
ticuarly upon the question Of Presidential nomination
IN $50 and II strikes that these puDHcdOhs VIII
cncclualy dispose OF Mr.. Tden as candidate In re-
gard 10 Mr. Marbles card do not consider as coming
up 10 the pODt such "A manner as might have teei
reasonably expected Of him under the crculnstauces
did study II carefully. but thought 10 was not
spontaneous denial which would naturally follow II he
innocent OF connection with the dispatches TO
which hlB Is attached"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
MR. TILDEN LAGGING SUPERFLUOUS.
ETHAN ALLEN IHISKs THE GRAMERCY PARK STATES
MANS ACCOUNT MADE UP.

Ethan Allen said yesterday in reply to an
inquiry "a To his opinion OF the cipher dispatches:
my opinion OF the cipher dispatche'i Can there be
any two opinions about themi II burglar were seen
to leave house, and articles Of value missed from the
house were found his person, would there be any
reasonable doubt "a 10 his guilt When another key to
these dispatches shall De found giving An exact but d.
rrcy opposite meaning to that OF the translaliOs pub
llshed by 1HE TRIBUNE then will admit the possibility
OF doubling their correctness. Mr.. Tdehs account
with this world been up; they waiting for
him on the other side He should pass right along and
not wait for them to see HIM later he lags superfu-
Ous on the stage"
Mr. Allen added: II was chairman OF tho Nationai
Committee OF the LbcralRcpubIcan party. At the art
election | authorized by the committee to deter-
mine between the candidates Of the Democratic and Re
publican parties the one whom the support OF the
IAbcr-Hcpubhcau party should he given, or IN case
neither should Up the standard OF the party 10
cpil convention ~ Independence Hall. Pha cphla
cl cauyaSS'ug Of the merits 81 the two candi-
dates issued. in hruuf ~ the National Committee an
uddrca, declaring Mr.. HAYES properly entitled 10 the
-lpport Of 'Ar party. I nave received since large
number letters prSuE ny decision, "Ec' i Said 10
have won victory several states. where the parry
held balance of power. Nj Diagnosis OF The TWO can
,.iatp- proved to have been -Iugu.d'y correct, ana
have -rc,Ily pleased 1 the result. fancy t'at
must have been .udrp b. a i".,snad""ing ot these
cipher dispatches
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
TIE IOWEST INFAMY REACHED.


A lower depth of iniamy cannot be reached
than that 10 winch Tidcu ana his INSCRIPTIONS agents
have sunk In these transactions. For the first time IN
American history a candidate for tho Presidency has
proposed 10 buy his into that august Office To pur
chase the votes Of Veual men, ana 10 thwaU the viii
the people Had these corrupt schemes succeeded they
would bayc precedent fda 10 the duration
liberty Of this R"9ubir that OF The P8iOran Guards
Rome. wueu they offered the Imperial thrOLe % the
highest bidde~. TIE TRIBUNE deserves the thanks Of
the whole ry its exposure or tins uiquitOus
project II has rendered public service OF 10 ordinary
character and has placed Itself In the foreground
most frar adversary Of corruption. Hereafter the cry
or fraud from Tdcn and hls friends will sound Ike
solemn mock
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18

There seems tO bc no WAY Ot avoiding the
-,,u that ll.. Mtr,lrS card does uut rr 4F meet
if, points t-.u-t Au. Not "ur Only nEt l5p
,i4rr dispatches hAy, been produced htt lh- ON il"
lI,ildn count aud keys have been iu u>h'd winch n
tt,Iu ul. including ~. =, witch Mr. Marble now de-
cltr,s forge, II the remainder II tle eleven u zen
r not a-u declared fur"'Tr-, or the kr's Hpii' ~
it,l.tIon shown 10 Dee incorrect the common -tu>e o
me country Mi he slow To accept Mr. thrbic- card -
,,rurr. As go the balance ut the staten, MS
uut prL IA th., card. sufficient Ia say that. admit
tg them b.. all true they would IL no way lessen
th rrurulug force of thrsr cipher revelations aSauS
A.. I.a.u md hI, ItILua--tc ug gents. And u hr had
l.tlug hotter To- answer Ia IHE lIRI MS indictment,
IL ought not have taken him cGht days 10 pat III this
purIIc IICa
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18

now these questions have been opened. to insist
upon the free exhibition Of the facts concerning
obt aiming the Presidency. or dishonesty practsed
by bargaining at Washington cOncer4g the use
aiterward to be made Of It's power, should not the
men engaged in any of these transactions be ex-
posed whether they are Republicans or Democrats,
both parties be enabled repudate and to cease to
he disgraced by them. and the American people
aided to understand and condemn the acts and their
authOrsi
IT, on the other hand. full investigation should re-
sult in correcting popular wisapprehension BY PROV
ng the essential integrity of the electoral result III
Florida and Louisiana and the absence of any bar
gaming concerning either the Presidential coiht OF
sub, qucnt Presidential action, great pubhc ser
wee will clearly have been accomplished III which
am sure YOU will ever rejoice that you took part
Very respectfully, W. l.. CHANDLER
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
INVESTIGATION IMPERATIVE.

ftCH' ihr NpHV'tt" i.'b"''''V' Nt""J
In this case the agent OF corruption was less
scrupuo than IN Florida, and the other hand, the
answering dispatches are not 80 openly dated At
GcamcCcy PaIk. We cannot doubt the answers ems.
mated from there but the failure To produce TIE fLd
after the elaborate arrangement between Weed the
N"WIOrk end, suggests the possibility thai the arden
Pltun Gld everything to the point OF cash and that
his uncle that put nj, fool O the wHolr scheme
Tie responsibility for the acceptance ~ these lropu
flnns Of IN. most damnng corruption, even Tor lime
j, the vital point which interests ihe American people
and the point wlcl must Dc InYcrtl-atcd.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
EVERYTHING LOVELY.

THIS explicit and comprehensive statement
cud- the cas-, Nj. Marble l. concerned Crtl-
cluS on he pcculTItIc Of h, style, the occasional
rcrcItrctY Of his opinions, have always been IN order
bat nobody question, ht> trutiulurss or the integrity OF
MS prr,ouaI character. Moreover II he haf written ana
sent the tc'eErtu- charged To bis account 10y lL RIB
t,>t il would be To identity turm and him a.
their auihnr that he certainly would not te TINS broad
dcuIal. TIE IEIBt ~ k,y- td,d IONS, Ihrfs, tlr
alr thus to be- fa- M one must Important parur
UIar There l. maxim 81 the law that what u proved
C,I-c AZ one point must De- hrId false AZ all points I'M
TKntSI- sensation IRON the first ha> lacked The air OI
sI.Cc.Ilj ANA trutAtuIuc~S.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
WHO FORGED MARBLES NAMEf

Mant0n Marble has told just enough about
his connection with taOsc Florida dispatches 10 "htt
the pupc appetite for more. VINO wa H. lor instance
that dared -gu his name to proposition {" buy the re-
suit Florida, ha.f hundred best Uulied states
documeuts3" TIL Mr. Marble shows Indignant pur-
pose 10 catch and uush that fellow his general den ais
of auy PURPOSE to bribc won't count for much. 1t VIII
be that Mr. Marble denies specifically Ohly one OF
the telcgtams attributed to hn. There are dozen sun
more compromising that be passes by III silence.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
VIEWS OF EX-ALDERMAN BILLINGS.

Ex-Alderman o. Z. c. Billings, said yester-
terday that he had not read carefully all the cipher dis
patches publishod III THB TRIBUSE but those which mp
peared in Wednssdsys Issue no had read attentvely
and with great interest When asked whether lie 10
garded them az genuine. he said,
"The absence OF any denial would seem 10 provo
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
A Silence THAT IS CONFESSION.
From %uodciDh,a inquirer (R'o)
Mr. MIrhlc is sMpnnocd 10 KNOW. as no

hr. Marble Is supposed 10 Know, as no chlIu
i I-oIan, OF It, thai MY distinct charges arr made
against person. and that II he picks out one or them
and says that false. he cOnie,srs the rest are true
Mr.. Marble picks from IHE IRIBuSE's cIphcr dis
patches angle Of 10 mpUrtanc" and says that Is
forgery. A. the he i silent and his silence
will Justly Ice construed INTO an admission OF their
gcuuIueucss and his guilt
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
ALMOST TOO ArDActoUs FOR BELIEF

fffNt me B .s'tI .. i'it'.i'htf i.tg.)
The second chapter in the history OF an cV-
trluidIuury conspiracy appeared In I'M n Wy DIX
IElB VI Wednesday Like ihr H.oj, ryIuuS 60 Fo.I.,
IL n.I -,gu TOO ludtr.u- for nrIr.. II the evidence
were no; 80 clear and over" "hc.m.u-.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18

countenanccs anything wrong. OF course, OF course
Manton Marble COui not do wrong, ana II any tcle'
gram sent By him conveys anything wrong 1t Is not his
But after all this yerb0seness Mr. Marble does not deny
that he tpegTaphed tnat the thing cOud be u"he
for 5000 900, and afterward that it could be done
for "half "A hundred OF the best United states
documents" and that he receiveda telegram authoiz
inC him 10 AcCnnt.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
THEY WILL BE MADE GooD-poNr FORGET
From T'g, Fsron P,,t D,rHl

The denial 10y Mr.. Marble 81 any knowledge
~ tnr olparl dispatches "uIch IHE ltHI ~ chaigts
luI with having written aud received, Is too s"t"Pl-
rrutptory m tS general terms aud too specific and
.,i ua;us m Its detail, lot q" CHdlohEc on thr %Iol
, mn y,rsIl arrest uf julEnirut. Br7drs showing bnth
d. .,t,ur, aud tac 1upu~,nliiN or hi- d"inN what
h, b.. charged with 10y IuE tEtut ii, he mtho' 'n AZ
,--iyc movement and ~rc-is nm LElB Ms own les
r, ,ut ~ ls hands ~ visible hutt IL lr plIlu
.,.t TuK TglBtNE has bgcu fairly challenged to make
., ltn clpncr tccu-atou, uI confess IT, active com
.liy u "A srcoLd fraud, and stu mCancr one than ue
rgF