The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25
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sislne Appeal. 10 cspiiaii't- far comp'n'
.aii.n for services a. Member of
Congress owe, iuwing tho
M-Asure ut CnTrupii"n'

ton, have given Ia the press "a huil'ho' w
letters RI eiyed hy them from James o.
Blaine, and constituting u hilher'" uh.
published portion of "MulllSah let
ters." Tho letters are introduced IN lhe
form of AN address Ia tho p"oplo oi The
SInIted States, and The writer's say: "Be
lbyipg that IL 1, our duty 10 lay before
oAr follow c%ouniryn,cn tho following
doAumenls, which have been In our pos
session, No have placed the originals for
safe, keeping In tho hands of Messrs.
Sohier & Wclch, cnunsclor',, "i Boston,
aud herewith submit their contents
Without continent Tho letters rom
NJ. Fisher are lctt"r-press copies OF the
originals:
AUGUSTA, Mr., Oct, 4, lSa.-My Dear
Mr.. Fisher: rInu Iurlps0d Alu,UVl chech
in payment Of \. ana T.. '"hmrhs sui
scriptiun. | presume You VIII receive
by the same mai, the ~ per con-, unr "l'
all the subscriptions already torwirdnu
TO You, and also On tho follow ing;. Phil"
Hcrzey, Belfast, 5000; A. w. johnson,
Belfast, S,,WO0; Il. G. Johnson, Belfast,
5000; Nahum A.. MunrUc, tI,utn; q, u.
Hazeltine, 5000 This makes SlSlN!N9in
all have dis"osod NJ, II II Doubtful Y
1 shall dispose of many more. But ]
shall know by tomorrow. so thoro viii
loo no delay to rmlarfa>S you III any
way. No one will ever know from me
that | have iSpnsvd al II single uullHr III
Maine. So there need 10 M cmhnrllSS,
mont in talking with Mr.. Caldwell. !
don't wish YOU To settle thai maticrwitlr
Mr.. Caldwell till you hear from me
again. Please send receipt 10 y. hnd l..
Coburn, Skowhcgan, Me-, Yours truly,
j. q. BLAINE.
w. FISHER, JR., l. @.
After I received the letter in regard Ia
Mr.. Adams ease, ! tclcgraphcd again.
Dclano had returned, and | think the
suspension was AT once ordered by him.
j.. G. u.
p. ST. send only $1,000 this morning.
Will send $1,000 remaining tomorrow
morning.
LOT NJ. MoRR liz SUBSCRIPTION.
AUGUSTA f., 9Th Oct, lS6o.-My Dear
Fisher: inclose you s2,uD check, pal
ance of A. Il =. Coburn's instalimcnt;
5000 in payment of Arson i. MorrilIs
miscellaneous; $1,000 in payment OF Lot
Al. Morrill's instailment. Lot NJ. Nor,
rilps subscription of 5000 IL additional
to those already advised, making IN all
$l3O,O0O. There may possibly be Fs,l,WV
more, bat $l5O,0W will he my iimit. re-
ceived your lnclosing =. r. Hazleton's
letter irom-R Belfast. BY mail succeeding
this, You will receive cashier, check
for LOCO and hereafter o Will have
no trouble with amy of the Maine
subscriptions. All will come to you in
cash or checks or money direct ny eN-
DreS-. j uDlt " WV" f"t ~ N
Importance of my Keeping all quiet here:
l fully appreciate your wisdom ana
your Kindness, and shall endeavor to do
Justice as you desire in the premises.
The letter inclosing he Globe, by the
same mail with this, can he read by you
ent. / have endeavorcd IN writing it
not to be indicate. | shall see you in
Boston, Thursday noon: Don't send
any receipts to Maine folks till / come:
Yours, J.u' BLAINE
\T'hese two letters of October 1 and 5,
lA9, are in continuation of the two let
.ers of October 4, 1869, which have been
hlready published.
AMAN OF FAvoRITIsM.
AUGUSTA, ME-, Nov. Is, l869.-My
Nor Mr.. Fisher: 1t is quite evident to
hind that at the approaching session
Congress there will be an expansion
81 currency to the amount of nifty TO
twenty-five millions of dollars. The
form it will take, | think, Will be an ad-
iition to the National bank circulation
Nest and South. My object in writing
IA to ask, in season, if your friends would
Resire to establish u bank at Little Rock?
t will be to some extent a matter OF IA
koritism az to who gets the banks IN the
keveral localities, and 1t VIII PEN my
power to "caSt an anchor to windward'
a your behalf If you desire it,. Please
Zhink over the matter and confer with
Mr.. Caldwell, and let me know your de-
sires as soon rs ynn reach any cohc!u,
zion. There is, of course, no special
hurry, but l thought / would suggest
the matter in order that you might ma
tare your thoughts in good time. 1t
would be well to determine the amount
TO which you might wish to go. / sup
pose it might DO practicable to secure a
100000 bank, but in that locality you
would hardly wish to 60 30 deep. But
thay orc very profitable institutions,
say s2So,0OO. Yours, very truly.
WARREN FISHER, Jr., Esq.
FoRTY-EIRsT CoNGREss, UNITED
WAsHINeToN, d. c., Dec. z, 1s7O.-My
Dear Mr.. Fisher: You have received
Mr.. B%outwell's answer. presume you
will find it necessary to come on here;
ffso, let me know of it a day or two In
advance. l have written to Mr.. Cald-
vol about the bank; no trouble in
securing a bank of $500,000. The Secre-
tary of War will not allow the use of the
arsenal at Little Rock; says it is impos-
sible. Very hastily and truly,
&c FAVOR 1 NEVER SHALL FoKaEI.'
[~Confidential,]
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., April l6, 1885,
NV Dear Mr.. Fisher: You can do me a
great favor and l know it will give you
pleasure to do so, just as | woul do for
you unQ0r similar lrcuIlSIauceb. CeTIdil
persons and papers are trying to throw
mud at me to injure my candidacy be-
fore the Cincinnati convention and you
may observe they are trying 1t in con-
nection with the Little Rock and Fort
Smith matter. want you to
draft. You will receive this tomorrow
Nonday) evening, and It will be a
Myor I never shall forget II you will at
-ohoe write me the letter n mail the
same evening. Tho letter is strictly
t1ke, is honorable to you and to me, and
Winston the mouths of slanderers. Re-
l0ard this letter az strictly confidential.
T Do rot show it to any one. The draft is
I'm the hands of my clerk, who is as
trustworthy as any man can be. II you
can't get the letter written in season for
tine Q O'clock mail to New York, please
be sure to mail it during the night, 30
tirst It will start first mail Tuesday
' morning, but if possible / pray you to
get It In the o O'Clock mail Monday
evening. Kind regards to Mrs. Fisher.
Sincerely, Lob.
Endorsed on the back. Not knowing
YOUR exact address, l send this to the
Park Hotel, in order that 1t may mot
be subjected to any danger in the hands
Of carrier. J.. G.. B.
Thu WESTERN UNION TnLaaRArn
COMPANY: DATED WARRINGTON, D. g.,
1s76. Received at 9:44, April 16:-To
Warren Fisher, Commercial Hotel:
Please go Parker House tomorrow
(Monday) evening, on arrival morning
mail from New York, find letter.
Answer by return mail.