The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

amendment moved by Julian, and at
once passed without objection. AT
that time had never seen Mr.. Cald-
well, but you can tell him that, with
out knowing it, | did him great
favor.
Sincerely yours,
JAMES q. BLAINE.
| ton"
1t was definitely charged against
Mr.. Blaine that in pursuance to the
arrangement or "liberal offer made
| by Messrs. Fisher and Caldwell, Mr.
Blaine received seyenty-6ve Bonds of
81, 900 each Of the Little Rock rail
road. On the floor of the House Mr.
Blaine declared that the bonds he re-
ceiyed "were bought by him at pre-
cisely the same rate as others paid,
but the evidence before the commit
teo was regarded as proving conulu-
slvelY that the bonds came to him as
commissions on sales, which he Sc
cured the opportunity OF making
thrGr,rb III. aid ,r;rc,, -, +L,, ,-l,,.l- =.
Congra.. and ,Eat ho s,I;a;ta1 th;5
aueTcv basinr bis reo.,oyt -, +Lo all
so given, and that he paid nothing
whatever for the bonds the couside-
ration hoirr hi. rnI;nc, ~ CmaaI,or
and lis subsequent efforts to sell
them. 1t was further CHARGED that
aftar voi,I, orda.,or;,.,r 10 saII .l.asa
bonds to friends in Wa7,o and aIsay
where tbo ,yboIo ho4oL ,vas taI,an '.q
bis ,Lon,Is h-, tho Tyni-n PIT pa
wav ComnaJnv for SGqooo o.sb t,a4
cot1na,y If tba t;r,o Io;n,r IN .,,,.;,,i
need ~ stronn friends in Cant,ras, ~ ro,"'
1bis latter cbor,re was navar rni1,.in.
yost;r,,.5 t,r : r.a,1,, ,,.L;ar' n.;Il".
stated fnrtber on
Arotbor cb,r,,n ,,,,;,,.+ NJ RI.;oa
wac thar in 1S-1 tbo nov+ ,aar - .I,@r aG.a,.
tha ;tHa paol. af,i, r'y ',o',, ,-,I 1,' %',,' w.,
b;s l;,r,, Iat,o,s 80 F;gla, 49, h bl, ,1,l !.
salI - tbot (,antIon,a,, -. ii. f.;a,,l.a ~
half of one.twenty fourth interest in
the Northern Pacific Eailr7ad i,n.oa.
diateIv after Jav CooI,'. contract chad
been perfected and the additional
Legislation had been obtained he
hayinp he said come info control of
this interest "by strange revolution Of
circumstances >; that the anoYnt or
stock which this would represent he
said, would be s425,OO6 and the
number Of acres of lapdu nearly 215 -
600" uThe chance he said ;.was .
very rare one. he couldn't inch if.
but offered it to- Mr. Fisher for s25, 600
that Mr.. Fisher accepted it and paid
the money; bat for unexplained raa-
son the stock was never delivered.
and Mr., Blaine subsequently retur9-
ed the amount. With reference to
this offer it NAV be stated that the
enemies of Mr. Blaine claimed that
the reason the bargain was not con-
somated was that the additional legis-
j,tion asked was novar obtained ara
-, ,... :,
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'''"'''e was ~ nave ue'', ,eIeo To l. 'NI'
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interest was I" oe ''e Io"''" oI ''o
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1u' ll'7 l"II 'I9a''o'l o. aII 'IeSe
charges was o.o"S.' 10 Il S'oP py
strange successor 70. Oh 9'en'S'''ll" mere
come ,,,' III 'lle Nlu''ISa'' letters >. j.,
me one important witness relied
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