New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
TuE EXAMINATION.


get a lul report ol 1t last night
THE EXAMINATION
Mr. PorTEE-Mr. Marble will you be kind enough
TO inform the Committee whether you sent any
cpncr dispatches from Tallahassee to anybody IN
Ncw-York during the months OF November and De
ccmbrr 1851
Mr. MARBii-Forasmuch az the plot to iilch the
Presidency and the Government from the elect OF
the people. beside lis two qualities OF irand and
force. had two periods aud portions, or otherwise
paris the undersigned has felt constrained III the
primary OF leadership, standing fast IN the final
citadel of power. the keen bright sunlight of pub
liclty, to ride down PENNSYLVANIA Avenue clothed
upon with chastity coparceuer -
Q.-Bur, Mr. Marblc, excuse me, think you did
not catch The drift OF my question. A.-Ihis ague-
smittcn Iarah Offering to the highest bidder the
sacred nnnimcnts of the Presidential tide, worked
out the primary part and fraudulent grouudwork
OF the plot, otherwise comp0t or. totidlm tGbt
conspiracy
O.-Mr. Marble, A-This fiction and that for
gerry are the unnecessary hinges upon which 1HF
TEIBrNE hangs every subsequent Justification Of
my opinions, purposes, andacts Forasmuch -
O.-Mr Marble did y0u write the dispatch Num-
bcrtd 30 IN tins pamphlet, conveying PROPOSE
ton to hand over lilden decision of boad, etc., for
500. OOO'P A.-Onc decisive instance will suffice.
Cipher telegram IS, stating that the Democrats
wanted nothing but fair count, Is, as translated
and aocIbrd to inc, base fabrication and forgery,
The ague-smittcn Parah who betrayed his capacity
Tor cliinc by attempting to hide the true
Q.-But Mr. Marble. the dispatches in THE TRlB-
UNE. A-Sir, | never read IHE lRIBCNE. ForaS-
much -
Odd you Use the signature Noses while YOU
were in Florida2 Amy one of the yemal crew --
Q.-Tlrase answer my qucsto "A! Alt Is any
body's secret that throughout the month while
tins groundwork and primary part OF the con-
,piracy was heapng up and ccmcntlng IN tie
bauchmcnt and diNhonor, few thousand dollars
"A market for the wares OF just one Madison Wells
lust one McIin. only Onc-pIid for during the
bouuden duty and mere justice he had sworn to do.
and the whole. atr0cious conspiracy would have
been bursted like putf-ball and blown away il
dust. But apologize to Governor Tliden Tor con-
fronting mis- character with the morally impossible.
The complex tissue of fraud they were weaving,
the dcputized go-bctwccns aud real principals IN
the crime OF reversing fOrasmuch --
Mr. POtter-The witness Will please coninc
himself to the matter of the question. Mr.
Marblc-I shall let these thirty or forty broad
sides of disparagcment pass on into echoes more or
less noisy. The perjurcs forgerIes, paper fabrica
tionS. the numerous and more immoral payments
with public offices possessed through crime and
pro,titulcd for its reward. whereby an mlleXible
House would have shryelled and consumed the
conspiracy root and branch. Thrice 800 votes
fairly cast for the Tilden electors III Aachua
County the Internal scoundrrls -
Odd You write over the signature Moses 7
A-Swarms of brokers
Q.-An,wcr, please. Did you write over the sig
nature "Mo,es" A.-Thc simplicity of this plan
may have obscurcd its ,agacty. ForaSmuch --
O.-Amswcr my question. Did You write - A.
Whereby --
Q.-An>wcr the question. A.-Forasmuch as the
undersigned -
Q.-Are you Moses ?" A.-To hear Moves
defend the Alachua frauds aud forgerirs
with gushing eloquencc, and the fabricated
testimony of DDS atlantis would have gwen
that cantng hypocrite Pccksnff himself moral
vomit This man
Q.-Mr. Marble. we will pass to something else.
find 2 Telegram addressed to you saying Propo-
siton accepted If done only once" What was that
proposition A.-Iraccs of money payment are
dall.ly visible to the Potter Committee. Fraud -
O.-Was it "a proposition 10 sell the vote OF Flor
ida A-Ihe archprmatcs of treason when be-
clouded by untoward events which have given the
usurper a cOigne of vantage which his utteTmOSt
audacty hat never won, embarked upon unsOundcd
and shipWrocking scaS, whereby the uonumen al
fraud -
Q.-What proposition did you transmit from Tai
lahls-ec to Nrw-lort' A.--Ihc signal and peculiar
mark OF that plan was thl-: his absolute trt,-t in
moral forces his entire faith ~ the people their
yotion~. and their power And why, of all men
IA the United Nrite>. should not hef A cUplrccuy
Of >po'l~ --
q. Dad you receive any PROPOSITION to hand over
iidcn decision of Board" for sum of money {.
Attic shameless creed that this republic is rotten
lt the core; that We. forty-elCht millions of
f,ccmcu. descendants great part OF race Of men
dcthroncd kings. and bchradcd and at times dis
pcuscd VITA kings. are now wearing the robes and
the purple of sovereignty by proxy only ul the
inst drulounadr led by u savior of society -
Q.-plcasr answer the question. A.-N hereby Tor
a>uu,h Otherwise forecast clrcuInspcctIon intp-
p,dity conulut c0parccny preventing Moses best
Bolivia London
O-What proposition did YOU telegraph to Col
nnrl Prlton A.Io carry on amid public order
.hc ,rll and ,hechuah of our sclf-VovcTnment.
O.-Wa, any answer returned to that commune
cationl A.-Thc Democracy of the great West on
Jlckson's birthday had their representatives.
crush the conspiracy between the upper and the
neither lnillst0ncs of the sdpfcme law. and the
strength Of those who had won to hold. Tue
frauds in Alachua County --
Q.-tIave YOU q key TO these cphers A.-When
this hagiious compot was fragrant in all IT'S parts