The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25

tho fact IL well known IT, others ~ vol
~ myself. Would Your friends a.
Maine he satisfied ifthcy knew The acts?
Are my associates satisfied Ia have Won
receive s3i,uOl far Northern Pacific rail.
rtIi and you moi make the Investments
~ nor agrcumcnt2 The cour.o YOU have
thought proper Ia take In regard Ia my
request IL rather a poor one, taking your
relations with ne, mud | again ask Won
10 reconsider II aud grant H.. You viii
lnd n much easier a. a. 10y obtaining
the credit. ! selected that course, think
lug II Ia he the best. II You again lie
cline ] shall be- Obliged Ia use tho notes
ar sell them Ia outside purchasers. Ne.
ccsslty knows NO law. Whatever bonds
nrc still due You Will be delivered rs the
ROAD progresses,
10 the other portions Of your letter |
make no reply, Iou know the facts; II
II sufficient that ! know them, and II II
useless 10 mention them NJ this time.
Please answer at once. | remain rc-
spcctrully yours, W,RREN FIsuER,JR,
ALLAN ALLEGED.
AUGU~r,, ME,, Nov, 2, lSii.-My Dear
Mr.. Fisher: writo Mr.. Caldwell this
day, earnestly asking him 10 relieve mo
from The very pressing aud painful cnl-
harrsssmcnt cntailcd upon mo by rails
Ing the mOnCN ! LOANED Ia ~ and HIM
last winter. There Is still du" 10 me
$4,000 in land bonds aud the first mort
gage bonds of s32,0m, | have already
mnd" proposition for settlement. |
must have the matter settled in some
way and ri once sincerely yours,
w. FISHER, JR., EHQ. JIG. BLAINE.
II. sroN, Nov. I, lSTl,-Mv DHEr Blaine:
Your letter of tho I'd received. | hope
Mr.. Caldwell will respond To- your re-
quest promptly and satisfactorily.
can not say anything until l 500 Mr..
Caldwell.
remain yours, etc, ctc.
W. FISHER. JR.
wILLINu % MAKE 4 SNCRIrICE.
Ava sri, ME-, sept. :, l>,l.-AY Dear
MIR. Fi>hnr:-l ah pressed daily for The
iuuiS. Let mo assure YOU that ii |
were suffering in thiS matter alone, ]
would not bother vUu. Bat how can |
DO this with parties vino have paid their
money earnestly demanding of me the
consideration promised by me. | will
sacrifice Il great dead to get Il settle
mcnt. ! do not wish to seem imprrtu-
nate and troublesome, but ii you knew
the agOuirS | have suffered in this mat
ter during the past six months, YOU
would pity me, ! am sure, and make Il
great effort To relieve me.
Yours very sincerely,
J.G. BLAINE.
WARREN FIsHrR, JR., ESQ.
FISHERS ANswtk.
BOSrUS, Nov. 10, lSIl.-My DEAR
BLNINE; am in receipt of your favor
OF the Sth inst, from which ! am led to
infer that the contracts | made through
You 10 your Eastern friends have not
been fulfilled on my part; but such IL
not the fact, as ] have delivered each
and every one Ot them aud all the secur-
tiles in accordance will the contracts.
You are well aware of the condition of
the roai and that o have received
IN fall HN-.HnArftn1l .f tho lnHNA
think that YOU can readily see that | can
make no proposition further than as tho
road progresses to deliver you bonds in
accordance.
Iremain, with kind regards,
WARREN FISHER, JR.
ANOTHER V KED
[CoNFIDENTIAL. WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
April l6, lS16.-My Dear Mr.. Fisher:
You can do me a very great favor, and
! know it will give You pleasure to do
so, Just as | would do for YOU under
similar circumstances. Certain persons
and papers are trying to throw mud at
me to injure NV candidacy before the
Cincinnati convention, ami you may OBJ
serve they. are trying it in connection
matter. | want you to send me letter
such as the inclosed draft. You
will receive this tomorrow (Mon-
day. evening, and it will he 4 favor
shall never forget. If yuu will at once
write me the letter and mail the same
evening. The letter is strictly true. is
honorable to you and to me-, and will
stop tho mouths of slandcrers at once.
Regard this letter as strictly conf
Dental. The draft is in the hands of
my clerk, who is As trustworthy as any
one can be. If You can't get the letter
written in season for tho 8 o'clock mail
to New York, please DO sure to mail it
during the night, so that ii will start
first mail Tuesday morning. But, If pos
mail Monday evening. Kind regards to
Mrs. Fisher. Sincerely,
(Burn tho letter. j. Ct. b..
Endorsed on The back are the words:
Not knowing your exact address, !
send this to the Parker House, in order
that it may not be subjected TO any
danger in the hands Of Il carrier.
j. q. b.
AVID GRANTED. |
BosroN, April -, lS76.-To Hon. James
G. Blaine, Washington, y. Clear Sir:
] observe that certain newspapers are
making, OF rather insinuating, the alb
surd charge that you own, or had owned, !
$50, 600 of Little Rock & Fort Smith rail
road bonds, and that you had in some
Of building the Little Rock &
Fort Smith railroad was undertaken in
1859 by Il company OF Boston gentlemen,
of whom ! WAS myself one. The bonds
the a were put upon the market i'll
his city on what were deemed very adj
terms to the purchaser.
They were sold very largely through
You became the purchaser of
about $4,000 of the bonds on precisely
the same terms that every other buyer
received, paying for them in installments
running over "a considerable period,
lust as others did. The transaction
was perfectly open, and there was no
more secrecy in regard to it than if you
had been buying lour or sugar. l. am
sure you never owned q bond Of the
road that you did not pay for at the
rate. Indeed, l am sure that no
Dne received bonds Oh any other terms.
When the road got into financial difficult
ties, and loss fell upon yUn, you still re-
your bonds, and you held them
clear through the reorganization of the
company in 1874, exchanging them for
You acquired also some demands
against the new company by reason Of
your having joined with others in rails
ing some money when the company was
N pressing need. For the recovery OF
hat money proceedings are now pend
.ng il the United States Circuit court
Arkansas, to which you are openly a
party OF record. Concsalment of the in-
,estment and everything connected
With it would have been very easy had
.oncealment been desirable, but your
,ction in the whole matter was ~ open
md as fair as the day. Very sincerely
W.. r., JR.
ROunG 4 eni-RsAd Thfs.
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vifh eryous debility, loss Of vitality |