The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-06
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE g. ls7e-TRIPLE SHEET

telegraph Office in London would have forwarded the
despach TO Mr.. cadwelrs address, and that - the
everyday method OF nscertahing the address OF per-
sonsY
Mr. KSorT-Thc gentleman knows wore abou. .
than do.
Mr.. HALF know enough to know that Win the
gentleman read the DESPATCH IN order TO let the House
bee what ~ in ty
Mr.. Kxorr-when get ready will. have asked
the gentleman from Maine who seesis 10 be so thor
ouelly posted about H. how he go, his information,
and he has declined TO tell me- Now let the matter
rest right there
Mr.. FRyE-if the gentleman from Kentucky refuses
70 produrc that despatch, viii be entirely satisfied
that Mr.. Blaine has not learned the whole OF IT, and
desire 10 ask II there Is son-thlng that de-
spatch which Is kept backY
Mr. kxorr-No, SIR WIN that satisfy your
Mr. GARrIgLDan several other repubhcans-''Rcad
II! Read it!''
Mr. KSorT-wnl the gentlemen possess their souls IN
patiences ! have not the despatch here II rs At my
the gentleman from Name (Mr. Bainc. do not
know tnat ! can repeat Y in exact term,
has sesn Thomas SCOTS a, testimony ss
New York papers, and that II was substantially cor
rect; that he had not let Mr. Blaine have any bonds
and that he would send affidavit To that effect bul
that he was engaged in railroad enterprises over there
and could not come to give his testimony without ser-
ous pecuniary loss This is substantially what Is In IT,
and II the gentleman had only waited that des-
patch would have been presented 10 the COM
mitiee for whatever use the committee might
see proper to make OF II. had de-
sire TO iniure the gentleman from Maine personally
nnd especially not politically, but desire the truth
any transaction hj' the gentleman from Name neon
sistent with thed,phcst personal integrity. do not
desire that he should be injured in the least, bui do
desire that # any person Is guilty OF wrong VIC shall
turn t"c gas on ana let tho people see him. daughter
ana appausc.)
Mr.. BLAINE moved tho previous question on his
resolution and attempted 10 make further remarks,
but was prevented by loud calls ITO ORDER and by the
Speaker pro tem ruling that he not entitled 10 the
fl or for that purpose.
The House refused to second the previous question.
and them on motion OF slr BAxxlxG OF Ohio tho mo-
WA rel cd Ia the cuulu o. on
the Judicnry-ycas 12l, nays 81.
Tho House. after day OF great excitement, ad-
journcd ut SIX O'Clock.
THE BLAINE LETTERS
= the following ere among the most important Of Mr.
Baincs letters 10 Mr.. Fisher
Private and PERSONAL
AUGUSTA. We. ArgnstSl 1877
that did no. receive your lat letter ast Il %as sevsr"
day. old When last You expecting be In
s 70 ssss hero be s,s and i i
Monday week the osh viii try 70 meet You at tie P.rssr
louse on the ioth ilh. avaing myself Of the ir.t
sn' your let,
Win ne for as% You have been
induce me 70 comply with rtan demands which yo made
S"d h does not iii my as ~
he anxious settlement than an, and L upon
next interview we cannot roach one Why then We mnsty
make soa 'n an aer ''"'
given you 1872 spencer stock that You w
which you sin hold ihas you did not charge
Be Obliged You give me Inform on this point for
intend 70 submit 70 you full and explicit settlement ind
marion Please send u rs promptly you may be able to
give u to me In haste, very truly yours.
WARREN FISHER. JR.. ESQ.
M Mr. % S.s q" II my
troll, but shall reach conclusion within
rssf 10 's asssif NY hands + ssa
hv. than ss Mr. in 70" %'s 70
e: %se a' s. nsd sa sss
eight and hSf per cent interest. and With smS
.:.
s e .o.
wealthy @s" and unfairly f am .sosas
ss, aud
handed under your orders. and not dollar
s.g: s ora % say se: d;s Me-
give me hope Of relic. in .ss natter = \ cruel
Yours. truly, ~. g. BLAINE.
You ask me u satisfied with the offer made q
more satisfied Terms ensr thin.
's"% ss SS''I no way With the
s,S ns as ssI siberia ss q a;
past e,yh. years has ~. passed without my s "p,esa
Ss'dwsi 10 definite proposition That vas a 50 Z
@ ~ As
happen to DO IN no matter Don's put yourself guy
trouble about It. Yours J. o. b.
Mr. FISHER. Jr.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Oct. 4, 1871
Ny DEAR Mr. FIsHrR-you have strangely sun
desSOh n, csdwss s,atsmen, II regard :" b, paying
p. Ss % and and u ay ~, NC Is
re%si"s unpaid have therefore Sas eoS for M c.id-
"s am al
the circumstances think that You and Mr. Caldwell should
allow 10 suffer for money which raised under
peculiar circnmstance.: and then sgsin have
deliver ne bonds and ssaHo first mortgage
nearly ycar and half Of that whole amount Of
bonds due me have received ont $40 900 Of land grant
still due know that pressed and in trouble and
do not wish to be too cxacng Rather wish 70 be-
aceonnt-call II $4,000 G. round numbers.and
well has rcpc stedly that should be paid MI
the bonds due under contracts with and outside VI
very large rdaetan IL can have the matter closed
am without douh' the on person who has paid money Tor
s @ asrse w ssss"x '' s and sS"k s
pretty roughly. Il would be- immense n,me asurable
the herewith in the next six weeks 50 that
Washington this winter with the load taken cG
my shoulders y was PLACED there IN the fullest faith aud
suffer. and still cling 10 that faith and confidence. You
Yours very truly, JAMES q. BLAINE.
WASHINGTON. May ~. 1870
MY DEAR Mn. FISHER think q the whole that l had
better not invest the $1,000 additional bonds AZ the
break out Of II with honor. would rather do this than
to be exactng indelicate besides have always
manly spr. towmrd and desired TO treat handsomely
in the TN the whole therefore shall be better on
xc. J. @. BLAINE