The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-02

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yonr intonton TO return them to Mr.. Muilisanf A.
,.o-Yeu changed your intention upon his declaration
n,s "a, verscy were ssssed he would publish the
,.gss Tss AJAX a. band. the proo.eon
ior ibc COMMITTEES may see for them.
NJ sIa,nein sIsei s'py p,Ssss pssr ppon the question
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MI. aine-I viii take occasion to consul, my counsel
& Ine SS,h,rmsr-Ycu decline then 70 produce thcm'
hr' biane-fOr the present decline.
The Chairman then asked Mr.. Blaine to pro-
ouce the memoranda IN nde by MIR. MulliRan con-
,nnling tanning summary o. the letters, and Mr.. Blaine
iepneu that III MuliiRan had no right to the
letters he had no right to the memoranda. II
o.. ne naa no rivht 70 private letter. he had no
NJ Lswrence, have said that certain statements
OF Mr.: Mulligans were 4. fancy"
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soon, p1ec mater. AND be spose Of the misere. q
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room,, sad lokinvly remarked wneiber he would not
Muiissn has presented 4 sere IL would seem ibat
s.ked him TO accept Consulship. The,s vas nothing
Mr.. Iawrence~ws. anything said about suicide,
Mr.. Blane-Not word In the world.
MIR. Mulligan asked Mr.. Blaine whether on his
oath he would say that be had not used the
word suicide" and Mr.. Blaine replied, ~ do
most decidedly"
BLAISE's DISPUTE WITH FISHER.
Nearly all the letters which Blaine received
from Mullivan. 10 10 said on good authority, re-
,ato TO the nnal settlement made between
Blaine and Fisher on the 2lst OF September, 1B72
They had several points OF dispute, IL seems,
aud the letters from Blaine set out his side Of
willing TO settle with Adams and Fisher in
the Northern Pacific business. claiming that
be had some Offset against Fisher which covered
the whole e25,OO. There was also another dis
putsd point with Fisher In regard to the Spen-
Ger rife contracts. Fisher was the principa II
man In the Spencer Rifie Company and Blaine.
the concern In procuring contracts from tho
Government for these rides. II In said that he
,ss Snd on s' gun sS,d 10
sobbled over $4,000 10 this way. These letters
relating to these business sfairs Blaine don't
want made public, and, therefore, he II fighting
so desperately 10 keep them out. II he refuses
to morrow to produce them In obedience to tho
demand OF the subcommittee, the question will
be referred at once to the full committee anu
prompt action will be taken thereon. There Is
no doubt EXPRESSED here as TO which determine
ton the full committee will come to. II will
report the iacts to tue House and recomm md
that Mr.. Blaine be expelled for tamperinR with
witness VINO was protected by the privileges
OF the House Itself. To break the force Of these
damaeiDR fects against Blaine his friends to-
night have started the story that Mulligan 10 an
lttsh Catholic and the whole thing Il a desperate
conspiracy on the part Of Roman Catholics to
ruin the man VINO, after Grant, Is the foremost
representative OF anti-Catnoliclsm IN the coun.
try. his nice little game will not wash, how
ever, Tor the very good reason that Mulligan IA
and always has been Presby terian, "a IN IN Der OF
BIaine's own church.