The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-07


telegram A. 90 not. .,,,..,,,,, -,
QIno you rec2llect ssnding tne substance s,,d 81
in the beginning that small sums were remiitcd
through Coylo to bear expenses.
Q.-Look at i8. dated Tallahassee and signed
Max. Did you receive such telegram? Al
do not rccOlect.
iTclogram and translation as folows:l
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Forty ten twenty Anna will YOU twelve pronpilv
~ Gi iIy I3GS GTcscS Daniel ,nc brcc @ witch notify NAV
You will supply immcdaioiy tccpraphc credit coyle
scvcn hun lrcd dollars which wi probably cover an ~
pe"''@ No' me promptly '"'''" D'"'' ''@S Go4ls 4n@'
Dwell now. 49, Have you read III
p,n,y u,..m,., r n. Is We, ,, F,5a,'.'ss ,i rs
,vSiy. Nit nSny f1 th2ma, nn e N9s' , sqG @ n
ltnly seven W its any ani what need MAN
supply seven hundred dollars clcrraphic crcdi, Wool
ley and Coyle, aud notify what bank immediately. Mar
bic will not need any This takes it, place Thomas
II 80. state whit YOU remember about II. Al
do not specially remcmbcr 1t. 1t is covered by
what ] have already said concernlning other
Q.-Now look at No 80. sir. That does not
seem TO be- addressed To- anybody. or signed by
anybody, but the translation addresses II to Col.
aud signs II Marble"
Cern1catg required to MOSS decision haye London
sSS sSS over Sr ~ France 1 S" R! NV'' mana
lrranslauon.l
cI r''on, - nmercg rarl:
Have Just received proposition 10 hand over aiany
Governor ior $4,000 MARrlK
Col Pclton-T would like 10 sec the original Of
that. ! cannot state whether the translation
hero given is accurate or not | know ihcre was
telegram Of that character, referring TO that
o. proposition OF tina, sort was communl-
Gated 90 you by MIR. Marble in "A cipher tclc
gramp Ayes. sir; but whether IN those exact
words or not. ! cannot say. .,,.. A.. MI.
graphic fac similcl-ls that original in MIR.
Marbles handwriting? Al should say i was.
original addressed to ANYBODY A. tBy Mr..
Sprngerl-lcs. sir; to Col Pelton. The T'ib
une has doubtless got Information from some
O. tBy Mr.. Springer after reading the trans
| lationl-Did you ever receive n telegram OF TINT
kind2 Al did receive IA telegram conveying
..Q.1is the amount stated there eorroct2 A
1.-Two hundred thousand dollars A.
Q.-Dil you understand at the time that the
proposition came from Mr.. MarhlU2
lnierpola,lon, ,hy The Chairman-Was commu-
Mr Springer-Yes that 1t was scnt 10 you by
| Mr. Marbief A.-les he transmitted 1t to me.
q. thy the Chairman Now this proposition
to hand over Tild"n docisionof the Board and
| ccrtIil ot the Governor for $4,000 was COM
municnted 10y Mr.. Marble to YOU. aud then. ac-
coriinE 10 The IitJnHe trans alton Of despatch
| dntod New York, Dec. ,. w,.s sent 20 Mantun
| Marble at Tallahassee as follows
A,ns,q Hu'ie riVila.s,.
warsaw here. bohVia Braz'l mo sgl
Despatch here. Propo4uon 100 hish. .
Witness-I don't know whether the reply to
| the proposition was sent in those words or not.
| Int did send despatch declining tho PROPOSE
ton.
DO you reeolloet ANYTHING more about The
despatch declining the proposition thnn that
or something OF that kind.
Mr.. Springer would like to have Col. Pei
| ton state. ~ nearly a. he can remember. exactly
what answer he made to this despatch.
With ess-Weh. you want mo simply TO repeat
| what have already said Non dill not hear ma
Mr. springer-No; my attention was called
IThc Official stenographer read Mr.. Pelton's
last reply 20 the Chairmen.l l-,..,n,,
| y. tliy Mr. springer After rece vtnRFhis do
| spHtch from MIR. Marble. and before transmit
ting an answer, 40 You eommunicale the iart
of The receipt OF the DIES patch ana ts contents 10
! any person. and II So T. whomf A.-No. sir;
Q-To no ono? A.-No; l acted entirely on
o. ll}y theChairmani When you sny you wrre
| acting on your own responsibility do you megn
10 say thnt you were or were not acting ~ an
oli'cr of t5c Democratic party or in any other
onll napafltyi A-No' In any om 'iSl capac-
! miitoo We're. My position was rntAer an Anom-
! Al5us yac. AMI whie had no position. | had a
good dcal oitAe labor- and assumed a good deal
Q-Iou had 40 authority % act for the Demo-
| cratic Committees A.-No. sir.
80 90 'u'N"ily 10 accept IN" proposition Tor
u,' pr y D. sir' ,f,.r ,., -,,, ,,, Ia
s,S. Ia = ilin t,. ttis ,rni'siii3n 1il vsunt w., y
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rctai IN >,e.1 t,a, o1 ,1. ,,nl r9iG
trcc r,cl pr,euiincnc,i your h-htuin: ,No,s
.I.an.4u.ni
! ircs .i tp hHn-. haNt advised With ui0ni situation
snturIa, must hr acted uron imm late, otucrN i,p
urrNaun- Pan unkuovu 90 un lrg.i-uri sixteen
twcut, one. tWrr'y uroc us' presented YOUR it Ter
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! lnNr f|tN,'"', uhu say u y M FtnWHn, M ih- ol
~ Al du NOT remember receiving mat.
q. Ih" 'hWrnh4- ms lrqh. 'nl9n SHOWS tRal
/ J. 'td h0' 49, ~, lfnn MarpI' 10 haN'm')'I' lol
II EaN7 marble shy-. ,,,, ,...
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inc CHAIRMAN lh'h 4"I'N- 80 o''
ItlWt,.if Pee l.
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Translation
Board f,tc'i may u..hl ,tIy expense 90 hulf ~