New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

should he addressed 10 his place. ana I'D MS naLnc'
but he did not know their contents"
well, then. THE TRIBUNE's revelations are sub
stantally narrative of what did pass between New
York and FlOridar
Mr.. WoOey said. wariy: " At present cannot
go into that question with thoroughneSS and can
dor. don't want any difficulty any controversy
Some day, perhaps, | may tell what know about
IT."
WHAT he THINKS or TI1DEN AND PEIToN.
care you here for any business connected with
the verfcation or reputation of those cipher dis
patches !"
"No | shall only stay here day or two and 90
away to the West. want to say to you as Trend
that never held but three interviews III my lie
with Mr.. 1ilden. ] do not believe he was pr1Vy To
the cipher bargains alleged to have been made IN
Florida and South Carolina. He Is an idealst ana
without much capacity should think, for hand
ling rough things Of that kind. observed one
thing about Mr.. Tlden-a want of the principle OF
resentment or revenge. He said once that he Ild
down to bed every night and forgave the enemies
of the dav. MI Washington Mclean said that was
forgiving too much.'
If 1ilden knew nothing about that bribery and
intrigue it falls wholly on Pelton?"
"Peltou is ignorant of the propricty Of things III
some instances. He was full of zeal Tor his uncle
and his party. However. l won't 90 into that
question:
"Wcll, don't you want to resent Manton Marble
calling you an impeachment, etc. 2
$50 don't That kind Of backbitng is not my
disposition. l have got plenty OF politics All
desire is to keep the good opinion of my ncighDoIs
and community at Cincinnati
HIS VIEWS ABOUT OHIO.
Mr. Woolicy's indispOstion to 60 on with the
Florida question led to some interesting remarks on
the late Ohio election.
"How does Sayler take his defeat Will he make
a contest for the seat 2
"No | hope not. He Is good deal cut down and
looks ptiably bad
"Why did Cincinnati make such a somersanlt =
"Schurzs speech had a good deal TO do with IT..
1t was a clear easy talk, and he drew the largest
and finest audience ever assembled III the West.
You could hardly poke your nose INTO the doors.
Cincinnati is hard-money city. | told our soft
money leaders that n wear or two ago, but they
thought not. The German vote Is substantial on
the currency Ssue.and it throws our city one way or
the other
"Ircmcmbcr Won told me last Summer that the
Republicans would carry Ohio if they could unltc.'
They were only partly united, and yet they
elected their State ticket. John Sherman IS a won
dcr.ully expert manipulation Of elections in Ohio
He has been on every side of the financial question:
however vet have no doubt lac viii carry out re-
SUMPTION
e. Have you beer hard -moncy Democratic
Always. regard the resumption policy as now
settled, and that is just where II puts our Demo
cratic leaders in ONO hor, da combat Nearly all of
them went over at the last minute TO the Grccnbach
side. and that being defeated leave, them scarcely
possible candidates for the Presidency
Thurman
.IIe had fine prospects. but made that fatal
speech at Hamilton. Altogether unnecessary"
'PcndlctouT
ole reiterated the Grccnback doctrine during the
campaign. to my soTrow'
PAYNE of Clcyclaudf T.
Even he made a Grccnback speech. uulortu-
uatcly."
" Rufus L. Ranucy r
"IIe is the only man we have left who might come
forward but I'm afraid he hasn't got the health.
Indeed see no candidate in OHIO that the party
would be- apt to take ~. Hendricks las the lead
ing chance now. apparently. but be cannot carry
Ohio in any event. That old game he played PEN
deton in SOS would he returned upon him. Ihc
Republicans IN Ohio have got the ahlcst kcPubll-
can. think, in the whole country-Gariicd.'
What does Washington Mclean say on the dc
fratf'
Gle says the people were all right, but that the
party leaders were not sincere on the Gfc,nbacN
issue have heard that eight of these men came
together by an arrangement at Columbus, aud four
made Greenback speeches, and Of those fourtw
came away al d surrcd in conversation tie very is
sue they had advocated"
"Do you take your stand Of silence On the cipher
DISPATCHES after having sought legal advice ~
lido. went to see one of our greatest lawyers
and land the Florida business before i'm lie SAID
had done nothing wrong at any time"
THE following is the dispatch from Marble CON
corning Wooley's conduct which WOollcy rc7cnt-.
and after it is given the dispatch which Wooiley
admits sending, demanding that Pelton should stop
Marble from trading with the enemy:
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. p, 6.
Colonel PRGTON No l. GTamTcy Park
Iou are lmpcIllIng result here by causing III
yIded cOunscs and ucglcCtng 10 answer tclcTams
| advise that you find one person 90 trust ana then
trust him for at least one calendar week pO,S biz
two. ] Will stand in uObOdy'5 way, and do my best
to transfer 10 him authority. About 100 majority
on certified copies; Republicans clam same upon
rctuIu>. Rome needless now, -hOuldibc recalled
PAR, and detective always useless, ditto Woo.lcy
here as uu Louisiana a nuisance and mpcdmcnt,
trusted by nobody. ] dcciiHc TO commit 1'dcR Tih
man 70 ipdvcreet. Smith con ours IN all aforesaid
Session begun. lhAhBiE'I
Dec. |, 20.
Fox 10 IIAyEMFYLR:
privately said to you last night 10 stop Moses
from making propositions to the enemy. captain
Fox lWoOMEYl