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


COOPER about IL.
The mater over T viii Mr. fdcn and nd " was
thought bctcr for him, no, 10 appear In this,
and so il WIS decided that YOU had better call
lurc cotnpiicn,ionsY A.-No, sir There were
Q.-NoW. Nr, Pcon will you tell IA Just what
your un To- said to you upon your return from
Bnltm"rel Al cannot give the words Of tho
Q.-Was he vlolcnt2 A.-no was displeascd.
Q.-ls that Ms strong ms YOU can put it? A
He condemned the whole matter.
MIR. MARBLE AND MIR. rlLDEN.
ceycd a. eommunication from MIR. Marble from
Q.-Mr. Marble was MIR. Tildon's ardent adj
mircr and warm supporter, was he nOt2 Al
Q.-DIdMr. Marble not 90 to Florida after an
interview with Mr.. Tideny Al believe he
saw Mr. Tndrn before he went
Q.-Now, who did you expect was going TO
raise the money N response to Mr.; Marbles
Didn't you know that Mr.. Marbles de.
pgich demanded prompt attention? Al
OBJ. you, mean, to leave Mr.. Marble in n
Q.-Ihrn you thought 1t probable that the ar
rnngemrut would br carried ont at this end Of
lhe linet Al thought it worth while to takc
Q.-You thought that would be raised by sub
Q.|What mcmb,rsY Did You believe that Mr..
Cooper. OF Mr., Hewitt. or Mr. Scott would g. on
lhe street md raise the money? Al didn't
Q.I-,Didn't you know that the only person who
would ,p9y nat money would be Mr. Tiidsni
upon whether 1t could be paid over safely
Often after your rebukc by Mr.. Tilden for
lhe Souil Carolina negotiations you un ierto1k
20 commit aim a-ain in amilnr, way, without
nls knnwlsigc or consCntf' Al did what
~, hut not 80 as in any way TO commit Mr..
o.-S, for tho second time In the canvass YOU
undrriu0s to purchase the Presidency for your
uncle' showing TINT / was ihing hr was un-
Wiling - have done2 Al dlt. hut | don't
Understand II TO have been such an attempt as
yen sly .,,.... v,,,.,...,..., ,..,n..p-
Mr. Hscork-1he burden of this IS shifted
Now We observe that those who have cripd that
the Presidency WIS stolen orc nov trying TO
snow nat some one else did not try 10 steal the
Q.-Now. when WINS it that you reached that
point in reference 10 your uncle that you ns-
Iumod IT, control his affairs? Al don't know
,,Q.-lou assumedto control the machinery Of
this canvass A-Not at all.
,Q-D.l you over attempt that beiorcp Al
Odd you over attempt thing Of the kind
Q,-You were party To nrgotiaiions involv-
Ing he Presidency Of The UNIFIED Stntcs. inyolv-
insMr. Fiidens being President Of the United
wis that you assumed 10 set yourself over tho
Governor IN reference to matters Of this kind.
Q.-Dnn't you know that that IL all fraud and
huninur and that you never did anything II tho
Q.-Dont you know that YOU never in rcfer-
euce to any transaction involving GOV Tildnn
requiring the exercise OF dis rctiOn-that YOU
never assumed to act on your own rcsponsi-
Plity without consulting him? A.-No. don't
MR. TiLDEN ASD THE OREGON MATTER.
Q.-Now. Mr. Peton passing by that. we will
go To- Oregon. You had some correspondent -
with some parties in Oregon. did you not. in
reference To- the transmission Of some money
thcre Al remember some; yes, sir.
~ 81 iiw WI, WIS ne cipher established between
Al wns brought 10 the Committee room by u
man named Davis.
Glow much2 Al am not sure Of the
,.Q-Ygu can't tell me- how much it WASP A.
1t was $500. think.
QI.Whai was that sent there for2 Alt was
'cnt tH"rs inr lrgai expenses.
,oVviou sun hold to that theory do you. eh ?
Q.-Io whom? Al don't remember.
.,Q-Mh3 procured II TO bo senti A-That is
Q.-lqu don't remember? A.-No. sir.
Q,mDld1 you Can you tell M that Who
that hooS alone please. Al thought | had a
right - refresh my recollection.
But want your present recollection. A.
Q.-Dil YOU, Add WHAT
,1-Pt'nre II tQ be- sentf Al had some
talk with Gordon about II.
Q;-Now you know whether it was sent on the
ialh 81 wnnt YOU said or not Tho credit was
provided 20 the amount 81 q 600 ana tAnt
credit was Obtained upon tue fntl Of a convrr-
1ailon wh.h You had with Dir. Gordon. DID
,Q-Nny noif A.-Bocnuse l did not want
Q-WGy hot? Can you tell me why you didn't
want MIN to know ~ Al did not think he
Q.-WEy not approve Of Il? Decauso II was
not hay" mot his views.
Q;-Answor NY question. Did you think he
had better not know it h'rnu-n you Thought Il
vas not nn honest transaction; Al thought
Ne uH.! ivt'r not KNOW II.
h. ga al IN
thought n was dishonest? Al don't think
an ob,,-od TO- ug,swe that az srion.
Nr li,~eo'. s-l On are Obliged 90 answer II.
1add9Ht hitnH e, nsk YOU an iuproprr question.
OF lh's' gentlemen would bee sur' 90 object.
MI. Npriu-"r-1hat does not follow ~ AIN. !
aoh WA tp b" Committed 10 your questions
Tlr 'hu' y,nau-- Answer the lg'stiou,
Wip.- d"nt think ought 20 be COM
M. ~ '..,-t haya, asscd yoq a fair quos-
,tn-"rrhe hY Yes or No." Answer
an3 in.n q, you choose, make your eXrlaug-
., Ihe ca. re.en no Wines State the reasons
,W.me- Ns .raeou was that did not think
"n i..' t,,,l't.i i.'t-i i'rlt (" rroI"r lh,us dg
an h.t.-i inln- to d2t A. lhat is adiier-
eht ny ihri may b. 40 diff rclre oi oIln-
~ loI i"..9fhi ~ wouii n,i consider it pa
h@I' WIPE e. dot A. thing uu. NOT be
pf0iL ,a r ib M9 re-, 4ot le ds,3Es n.,
was au honest thing 10 duY Aou sNoui not
h''iJnir H."ut that Al dont ul.uk thar that
Q.-you ion'tthipk that It IS fair question
tor}u4 IT, state whether you kept the kuowl-
slg I'd th.i money transa ton from Your unrc
because you srppoacd he would think that il
Wa pot honest You say thai is not fnr
~ that way Alt seems 10 me that the way
nave AIi ady ans wer'd It covers II.
Wt,t-7,nt - Oregon lor the purpose Of pro-
Snrni ne lection of the IIlden ele.lDrsf A.
Q.-DIn't Won understand Mr. P,ltop tho,