New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

letters to God Almighty or his father
winess-He used language under great excitement on
that occasion his language however, was usually very
different
Mr.. Blane-I think that's new feature in theology.
The witness stated that he had known Mr.. Mulligan
since 1865. He never heard anything impeaching MS
character for truth and veracty Last Friday or satur
day Mr. Blaine teegraphed to him to come TO Washing
ton. saying: Come Immediately. and you will do me
favor He replied to the telegram that he did not think
1t would DO well for him appear without being sum
moned.
Mr. Blaine then propounded questions to the witness
(Which answered. the object being to show the face
Of the bonds the in Boston those which went
from that city to Maine.
FISHERS MEETINGS WITH BLAINE.
Warren Fisher then recalled and Mr.. Blaine asked
him Do you recollect suggesting to me in letter
that had obtained money through Thomas A. Scott by
selling Little Rock bonds to the Union Pacific Railroad
A. No, Sir
@ Have you any recollection Of having ever written
such tbingi A. No, Sir.
@ want to know whether, after obtained the letters
ffom Mr.. Mulligan said to you in the presence OF Mr
Atkins that your title to those letters WAS superior to
mne and that offered them to you II you wanted to
take themf A. think there wero such remarks made
BY the Chairman state what those remarks were A.
A. They were as he (Mr. Baine) put them.
@ l want you to state them A. He said to Mr.
Muigan that had prior right to those letters: that
they belonged to me rather than Hr. Aullgan.
@ That was said in the presence Of Mr.. Muliigani A.
That was said in the presence OF Mr.. Mullgan.
By A Blaine-Did not suggest to you that II you de-
sired those letters would surrender theml A. Yes Sir
O. And did you not reply that you did not desire themi
A. don't think said that don't remember OF saying
that
O. What did you say response to the suggestion that
would give them to you II you wanted thom A. Mr.
sulligsn said lie would not give them.
@ But | mean when Mr. Muigan not present.
[Objocted to and ruled outl
BY the Cnairman.-Did you get any kilograms from
Washington before you left Boston A. did
O. From whom A. From James G.. Blaine.
O. State what the character OF that telegram was a.
think it was about five words" Come to Washington
without fail"
@ When thati A. Saturday; received 1t about
1890.
@ when did you first see Mr.. Blainei A. From 4i2 TO
3 o'clock
@ Tuesday afternooni A. Tuesday Afternoon.
@ Where did you him A. In the barber shop
q DID you see him after thati A. Yes.
@ Wherei A. At his house.
q. Did you 20 with him from the hotel to his housei
\. did not. sir.
q Nny did you go to his house then A. Because he
asked there.
q Asked yod In this interview that you and he had
4. Yes
O. Didn't ho send for you'll A. Yes Sir.
q. Did he wrIto yOu motel A. Yes sir.
q Have you got that nnte 7 A. No, Sir think not.
q. Can you state the words OF IL A. You and Mr.
MulIisan come To TIE house this evening
q. That Wa, ail tina, was in III \. think So
By SIR El.'uc-Dldni / say IN that note that wanted
to sec you in regard to that Aquila Adams publication
about the Northern Pacific Railroad Companyi A.
don't know but you di, and don't know US you did;
almost forget about IL.
q. Ypu WcHt up tbcrrf A. Yes, SIR.
u Did Mr Mulhgan 60 with youi \. No, Sir.
now MULIIGAN cor TlIE LETTERS.
O. How came Mr. Muilgnu into possession of these
letters which now in possession OF Mr. Blainef A.
lie has always had possession Of them
Q. Did You know that he wAs bringing them on to
va-niuptoni a. did. SIR.
q. Dd you object to hi, bringing thcm' A. did not.
O. lie bruush, them with your consent and approba-
don't n H. dd, SIR.
Ey Mr.. Iawrruoc-YOu lad had u settlement with hF.
Dlaurl A. Nrs.
O. In that settlement was II agreed arranged that
Mr. Ba uc should tear mp all tie papers relating to tie
subject matter Of the settlement including these letter.
IN question: A suppose that gave up to MI Blaine
all the Documents and pacIs that no ASKED for, and ~
10 tnors letters did not really know that they were IN
existence.
By Mr Blnine-Your understanding was that when We
settled M had gyt everything A. Every business
paper ! think you di-!n fact feel sure You did
thiuk they were destroyed in my office.
Iy the CGarman-I"u s,y ho got all the papers that
was agreed be should haycl \. That was my mprcs,i"n
Ia. hny. ieft TORS
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80, ~ ,-,t,,,, ,to f,c. and II bc d,.s,r,d theni
should have given hem To him with"It doubt
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@ Did you ever "Iito To MI H'iHe OF e"A 20" r''o
le't tLat you over u" 50 "oou '''''n'"' '''"'" '
and !..iu 4. NJs, SIR.
q Did ho reply to you that he had lost upon th's'
bondS which ne h'd 10 IiAe p''N i'""i "'' ''" "