Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-09-25
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Fisher and Muliigan Furnish q Batch of
LetterH Alleged to BE In Blaine's
Finest italian Hand-Appeals that
Would Cause Stones to Weep.


Finest italian Hand-Appeals that
Would Cause Stones to Weep.
Messrs. Warren Fisher and James
Mulligan have furnished for publica-
ton the following, as appears from a
Boston telegram of September IA:
To the People of the United States:
Believing that it is our duty to lay before
our fellow countrymen the following docu-
have placed the originals for safe keeping in
the hands OF Messrs Sohier s. WEIGH, coun-
seiors. OF Boston. and herewith submit their
contents without comment. The letters from
inals.
The following are the principal portions of
the letters referred to:
s s. "AuGfSrA, Me-. Oct, 4, lss9-My Dear Mr..
ment of.A. 7. Coburn's subscription. /
5presume you will receive by same mail the
/ already forwarded to you, and also on the fol.
Ilowing: Philo Hersey, $4,000; a. w. John son,
kx50O0; K. c. johnson, 5000: Nahum p. Mum
zee, 5000; c. b. Hazeltine, S5,UOJ-all of Bel
Hffthis makes s1ss.o in all 1 have disposed
P4nSft is doubtful If disp2se of any more,
delay to s any 9H ws T No
k,sn.will ever know from me that have dis
OI d Single uDilaC III MIMIC. so there
Heed be no embarrassment in:ta4king with
MIR. Caldwell. / don't wish you 10 settle that
me. asa with pe g send m
burn, Skowhegan. Ne. YourssrnlY.
: 'w. Fisher, Jr.. Esq., xSS,
AUGUSTA, Me- 5th Get. 1sesAr 5SoO-My
Dear Mr. Fisher: / incIose your ffo thousand
dollar check. balance of a. * P. Coburn's IN
stallment; two thousand dollars is .r;ay't of
Arson MorriirS ins f. o9YSusand
Lot 81. MorriIrs subscription of s5,cS<sis ad-
ditional to those already advised, making IN
all sb t ,5n he5e viii Has p9sa ,Ds be $4,000
Il note W nat you say about the Importance
of my keeping all quiet here l fully appreci-
deavor to dc Just as you desire in the prem
iseS. The letter inclosing the Globe by same
mail with this can be read by you to Air. C.ld-
well IL you think it expedient. I have endeay-
ored in writing It not to be indelicate. Yours
81. G. BLAINE
"w. F. JR.. ESQ., -.
The above two letters are in continuation of
the two letters of Oct. 4, 1869, which have been
already published
AUGUSTA, Me-, 18th Nov, 1S6s.-My Dear
Mfr. Fisher: 1t is quite evident to my mind
that at the approaching session of Congress-
there will be an expansion OF the currency TO
the amount of fifty TO seYenty-five millions of
dollars. The form it WIN take. / think, will
ton West and South.
MY OBJ ect in writing is to ask in season if
your friends would desire to establish bank
at Little Rock.
''Itwill be to some extent a matter of favor
insm as to who gets the banks in the several
localities. and it will be in my power to cast
an anchor to the windward' in y'r behalf if
you desire it. Please think over the matter
and confer with Mr.. Caldwell and let me
know yr desires as soon as you reach any
conclusion. There is. of course, no special
hurry: but ] thought L would suggest the
thoughts in good time. Yours very truly,
-. G. BLAINE.
'warren Fisher, Jr., Esq"
"FoRTY-FrRsr CONGRESS, c. S-HoUsE OF
REPkEsENTATIvEs; WAsHINGToN. D.. C. Dec.
z. 1S70.-My Dear Mr.. Fisher: You have re-
ceived MIR. Boutwelrs answer. presume you
viii deem it necessary to come ON here; if so,
let me b know Of it day or two in advance
bank; no trouble in securing a blk OF S500,O0O.
''Sec'y of War will not allow the use of the
arsenal at Little Rock-says it is impossible,
VERY hastily and truly, J. 6. b.
'HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES. WASHING
TON, ID. z, Dec. 9-My Dear Mr.. Fisher: wrote
very hastily both 70 yourself and Mr.. Cald-
well in regard to the bank \ further confer
ence with the Comptroller Of the Currency
gives some additional facts which are of in
yourself and Mr.. Caldwell. Please show it to
him. They are now allowing 20 per cent. cir
eulation on 1910 bonds. instead OF so and then
IS at different periods in the past. They give
me the assurance that you shall have full
16b&D circulation on a bank of half million
Sou desire [ will confer with Senator
celnregard TO the forms, etc. 1t might be
to let him take the lead Yours
fisher. Jr.. ESQ
GUsTA, Me-, % Dec. 1s70.-My Dear Mr.
am in hopes now that shall secure
or nearly that. L find money very
nave seen most of the parties to whom
DIS areldue. do not have much trouble
sa oP eo1 or grown mos
the BIDS. Il would be glad to have
SCn. IA5rou1ised them individually to
int u the future. l did not In any
name of the company, nor COM
nything-only myself.
y bonds L can not make them
5f IemovipSihe APRIL coupon,
to try an st that /, matter
fd1 sd matter,
= il all
s 6 very a 1 sasss sen j.! e!!lss
ade for taking say $4,000. Let me
accurate and reliable statement of
fieial condition, and can do some
feel very sanguine, with Thomas A.
you will not deem me unreasonable
in and persistently urge that ought
ID notes for the S25,00e, and that
have the 1900 bonds which
yourself and Mr. Caldwell the
81 the $500 loan. / do not be-
1pady has strongerOr more
claim than mine-while its
Sto are bitter. and
6iliating to the last degree.
end. ]. G. BLAINE"
7SGRESs q. S. HOUSE OF
sHrNGToN, d. c., April
In M Saldwel: On the 2lth
ond note Of the loan negotiated
ser last falls due. The nrst for
which fell due March /, I was
meet at the graYest possible in
drew on Mr.. Fisher for the
khe declined to notice the draft.
Itch falls due on the 18th inst is
100. 1t seems extremely hard and
kshoa216n 16eucon1>Alied to psy.this