New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

NEw-YoRK, Nov. 16.
SMITH WEED, Columbia.
Lima should Hudson to London be Warsaw
| willing Africa unite believe here to ana II 10
ii this prevent of best fix success leave con-
| tingently France or can Chicago dependent III
| think Russia If soil am and final March Utica
made inclined you on can't Jane to night open
immediately TO condition reliable France Anna Cap
| tain others Lieutenant exact in you that get see
give go friends visit our safely hands remain me
better ID.
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fTranslation.l
Four teIegrams here. should be WILL
and board unite 10 prevent trading
and expense was made dependent on
final success of Tilden i'm March. Am IN
clned to think flOrida best soil. II you cen nx
this contngeutly leave it open safely or in rell-
able hands, you better visit Florida Immediately.
See that our friends remaln can't get others TO CO.
Give me exact condition Tonight. Captain Leuten-
ant Anna Jane.
The first agreement was for two or three of the
electoral votes to be Obtained, we presume, by the
process of trading districts, limited at in Dispatch
No. IL. Further negotiation necessary in con-
sequence of PeltOn's insisting that the obligation
should be made contingent the result in
March," To this the Board officers would not con-
sent. but they agreed to give good measure. pro-
vided they got prompt pay and to turn over all the
seven electoral votes of South Carolina instead Of
the two or three originally promised.
COLUMBIA. Nov. 10.
HENRY HAvEMEYER, No. Is Vest l7A-sl., y, \.
Now bring safe river thing stuff river Warsaw
man would as all Copenhagen to have on warsaw
for Schuylkl though Rochester Schuylkill receiv-
ing river the looks at Danube work received now
London regular make him and it the certificates with
would but officers not meet think at could party
morning that stakes tonight Thames have. ana
which but they agreed Moselle majority IL. set re-
port exact consulting OF will and assentcd the
London is arc with and status Warsawed answer
Warsaw to spare me go definite you no Airlca Dut
to tonight and soon can France late to-day see
will and me TO Portugal its for Chicago WlthdIa"
Use Key l& four times.l s.
Translation.J
TELEGRAM received. s.OOIEs now as though
the thing would work at 75,OOO
dollars, for all seven votes. bar0 SAFE man
10 bring stuff receiring telegram, N morning. Ihhk
nOuC iViH meet him tCh party at baltimore toud not
make il depend on March, bal Ooad regular ccriW-
Gates of Board and other officers. The eDdct SdfRS
that t,rO Of Board hare agreed aud are consulting ,Cm
the third ,uhich is majority and CiH report Tonight
Tkey set stakes and GSSeRCd but tCithdTdW. FOR
tugal telegraphed me to-day To spare no cost; lFS
late for me to go to Florida but VIII see ana s tel
graph you tonight. Answer me soou and dell
nltely.
1901
COLUMBIA, Nov II.
HENRY HAvFMEYER, IS Hest l7ih-s., Ne1C- York.
Waiting its very anxiously until receipt yOur am
time decision am expect Warsaw powerless i'm
pOrtant have let to-day you If L will Thomas i'm
medately and France from go 90 answer else
where to court this certainty W.
use Keys Ill and VII
ITranslauOnl
Am anxiouslv waiting your telegram. UNTIL its |
receipt am pOwerless. Time very important Ex
pect decision from court to-day. II you have cer-
iainty elsewhere let this go, and will go TO Flor
ida Answer Immediately. Thomas.
NEw-YoRK, Nov. II.
SMITH WE'D, Columbia:
Morning Jones Thames hero Danube. Warsaw
Anna Thomas of CAPTAIN sneak Moselle full War
saw when Charles this received before left. II.
Use KeyYl
fTranslatiOn.l
Telegram Of 35 [wordsl here. Full telegram left |
before this morning; speak when received. |
Thomas Charles Jones Captain Anna.
Unfortunately We have not found this full tele-
gram" but the nature of it may be inferred with |
perfect assurance from the alacrity of Mr.. Weeds
reiOinder:
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COLUMBIA, Nov. II.
HENRY HAyEMEYER, 10 Hest 17h-st. hec- York:
See Mosclle try received perhaps hours parties |
WarssY will conditions before get instantly answer
and. 8.
use Key ILL.,
ITranslation.t
Telegram received. GWiIl D see parties instantly, |
perhaps two hours before answer. Will try and get |
conditions.
ON THE RAGGED EDGE.
1t is an interesting circumstance that although |
the negotiatOr apparently entertained doubt Of
the "good faith" of the persons with whom he was
dealing he had little confidence in the value of the
proposed purchase, and he constantly pressed his
PRINCIPALS in New-YOrk to buy elsewhere if they |
could For one thing, he was embarrassed by the |
line of argument which the Democratic counsel had
adopted in the mandamus Since his careful |
examination of the votes had revealed the "dcs-
porate character of the situation, showing that
Hayes was elected even on tho face of the county
returns there Wds nothing no dreaded so much
as that The Court might grant the urt Wkich
his oun party asked for, and prohibit the
Board from exercising judicial functions.
II it did this and the Board obeyed,
there would be no possibility Of delivering the pur
chased votes and to "chauge front in court" at
this stage Of the proceedings was not easy, oven
supposng that the lawyers who were probably not
aware of the secret negotiations, were willing to
agree to it, This was serious hitch in the arrange
ment
COIUMBIA Nov. II.
HENRY HAvEMEYRR, IS Vest 17th-St., Neo- York.
Yet will have closed not act ministerially ar
rangements other to prevent my London which I'M
less court may parties COMPEL fear works Chill
of Monroe Rhine simply left Blair certainty Ran
dolph with no a and Otherwheres hope Bremen for
Use Key VI, twlce)
(Translationl
My parties have not closed yet. Fear Court will
compel Returning Board 10 acJ lnlnlSteflay, which
NAV prevent, unless other arrangement with COM
InissiOneTs Of one county works. Press OtherwheTes
Chill for no certainty here. simply hope. Ran
dolph and Blair left
The case was argued on the 10th. and on the 18th
the Court issued intermediary order, instructing
the board to canvass" tho returns ministerially,
in order to save time, and then to report the result
to the Court. This was not final decision Of the
cause; it only provided for tabulation of tho fig
ures they Stood leaving open the question of the
power of the board to revise and correct them The
work of tabulatiOn was performed Immediately, and
showed majority for the Hayes electors Ringing