Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-06

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WASHINGTON. June 5.-Blaine. on the
door OF the House, to-day made . per-
sonal explanation In regard 10 the In
vestigations now being made on him.
After stating that the Democratic menu
bers Of tho Judiciary Committee had
not dared to bring him before the House
for refusing TO produce the private let
tiers taken by him from Mulligan. Blaine
announced his intention TO read every
one Of them TO the House. There wa
q great sensation in the hall. and Blaine
was several times interrupted By ap-
plause. He said that whom the resolu-
ton directing nm investigation Of the
S6l, 900 paid by the Union Pacific Rail.
road Company for the Fort Smith and
Little Rock bonds WIS offered he was
assured that II was not aimed at him;
but the committee had no soonsr began
It's investigation than II was apparent
that n was aimed nj him solely, and not
AZ the railroad company. The object
was TO break him down personally. and
not to ascertain anything tending TO in
jurs the railroad company. The com
mittss examined ali is witnesses. and
The testimony cleared him from the
.iandsr, that had been circulated to his
delriment. The last week spent here
thsrs vas n drnc In the proceedings, and
ths COMMITTEES decided 10 10 into an ef-
a~minstion Of the Northern Pacific Rail.
ro.J anil 10 Investigate q little transas-
ton which -occurred YEAR, 400 in Bos.
TON hstwsen himself and friends. which
wa. mn tr-nnsac,ion at ali. The commit.
a.. Claimed the mower 10 do No under a
.ensrsI resolution instructinv them 10
Examine in.o The construction OF the
,o.J To-day he was Informed the Com.
miiiee ON tbe Real Estats PsoI had also
started an investigation aimed ct him,
wi,bout anv notice 10 himself. II was
a .ingulnr fact that the Democratic
membs.rs Of the rub-committee. appoint-
al nv tbs chairman of the full commit.
tss Lad both been In the rebel army,
ami nav feel bitter acainst him ON nc.
count al tho nmnestv debate. The com.
wi,,ss tried IN Get M his private corro-
snondenee. nni A delegation came here
loaded with his letters, 10 make n nsa-
tion. In r~ecnininr possession of his
Letters held by Mullioan he did what he
felt TO be- his duty. The Democrats did
not dare 10 bring tho question Of his
right 10 the letters into the House.
.Hnvinr yiudicated nv right" said
Rlains. !. 10 thoss ~lsttsrs. 4 now 90 far.
,her and will rrad tho letters Ia tbr
Hons. ami abide bv The iudcment oi
fo,,y. four millions al peonie. IN h I'm.
initiating. however. 10 he forced to pro.
,lnca nriy.te Letters: bui n Ia better "a
do 40 than 10 submit 10 in~siuuatious,
Here are tbs letters" said he, holding
up q package to view. Taking out tbs
arst letter IRON tho package. he read Il.
the rest following. On conclusion Of
the reading Of the letters and Of the
memorndum made from them by Mul.
iipan. Blaine appealed 10 ths House "a
say whether any members private cor.
respondence would better bear search.
The first letter Blaine read was al.
dressed to Fisher and dated 1861. II
referred to a settlement between the
writer and Fisher. and contained an al
lusions to n $1,000 note given fol
Spencer rifle stock. Blains said an ex'
PLANTATION was necessary in reference IA
this note. Two years before he came
into Congress the persons who owned
the patent for the spencer rifle came to
him and said tho rifle ring in Washing
ton was no strong that they could get nc
chance for O contract. He came e
Washington and succeeded In getting
the Wal Department to recognize ths
Spencer rifle, for which service be wa,
paid a reasonable foo. Afterward, ant
before no came into Congress, he wa,
asked and took SlO,0 900 Of Spencer rid,
stock, which he had paid for. The mex,
three letters contained nothing import.
ant. and referred mainly 10 a settlement
between himself and Fisher. The fftl
letter referred 10 n decision made b,
Biain. "A Sneaker. ON the Last NIGHT ~
ths session In 1889. ruling ont an amend.
mani off,red by Julian 10 annex NJ,
Nsmnhis anil Vi paso LiIl IN ths hin "a,
i.,ing IN tLe Little Rock roaj' Genera
I.ourn' nj The SUGGESTION Of the SPEAKER,
masIs a nointo M onjer AGAINST tbe sm.nd.
ment anal The SNEAKER rulsd n ont
This was somo months before befBiains,
bscams interested I'm the stock M mi,
raad The Additional letter. vcro thsr
Rad In mi. Blaino matinv an ,.nlan.
,tiop I'm reo.rd to one which referred n
sci O00 n Union Pacific honda wbicl
Bla;ne said beIonoed 10 a member Of MI,
family. Gail Hamilton. and upon which
he bnd Isnt money. Tbess bonds new,
belonged TO him. There were thres
other amer included amor the letter,
RELATING 10 the Northern Pacific Rail.
road concerning which Dlains ssid
no,h;,c s,csnt that he vopll have Anon
printed in No Rscori win tbo lstters'
The memorandum Of the letters mads
by Mulligan was then read at the Clerk,
desk. and Blaine then SAID this was all,
Blaine. having finished reading the let.
ters. said he had been completely eY.
on.ratYd nv all tbe vitnesses from tbe