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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-29

In Nj. Blaines words, Mr. Blaine asked
MIR. Fisher 10 write him a deliberate lie
that he might publish il to the country:
and il must he borne in mind that Fisher
never wrote il or signed it.
The burn these letters, ut the close of
the letter dated April lG, does not appear
to harmonic with Blaines defense mum.
Der three, IN whice he stated that all his
transactions were AS open MS daylight, and
that no concealment was necessary.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-29
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. ., 1870. !
Ny DEAR Mr. FISHER: | wrote very
hastily, both to yourself and Mr.. Caldwell,
in regard to the bank. A further confer
cnCe with the Comptroller of the Cur.
rency gives some additional facts which
are of interest, and this letter is intended
alike for yourself and Mr.. Caldwell.
Please show il TO him. They are now al
lowing 30 per cent circulation on l0.40
bonds, instead of 80, and then 81 at diff
crcnt periods in the past. They give me
The assurance that you shall have full
$3.50, 600 circulation in bank of half a
million capital.
You can. of course. deposit j20s If you
please bu, YOU will get no more than 30
per cent circulation They will cost you
more, of course, and though you get
more interest, you will very likely be dis
iurbcd in the quiet possession of them
very soon by the operation OF the funding
scheme
The opinion gains ground here quite
rapidly, as You might infer from Sccre.
tary Boutwel's report. that the debt can.
not be funded at less than ) per cent
BY taking 1910 bonds, therefore. you
would be undisturbed rs long as the
banking system lasts, or at least for 30
wears and more, None of the 10 los ma.
ture before A. ID. 1904, and that is quite
long enough to embrace within the scope
of any financial operation. IL might be
we'll 10 have your formal application for
vr increase OF capital, and then take such
lime as you may wish for getting your
stock subscribed IL you desire. will
confer with Senator Rice in regard 10
forms, &c. II might be better now 10 le,
him take the lead.
Yours very truly,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-29

might mature your thoughts in good
time
1t would be well TO determine the
amount TO which you might wish 10 go
| suppose il might be practicable to sc
cure a $500, 600 bank; but in that locality
YOU would hardly wish to go so deep.
BUT THEY ARE VERY PROFITABLE INsTGTu-
rIONs SAY $2j0,0Q0.
Yours, very truly,3 Va
j. &. BLAINE
W ,RuEN FtsuER Jr ESQ
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-29

The question at once arises, what right
has Mr. Blaine, as speaker of the House
of Representatives, TO sell the knowledge
that comes to him in his official capacity
To his friends? What right has he ITO
cast Anchors to the Windward?" IL he
should be elected president. would he not
70 on casting anchors to the wjndward for
his friends. as he did when he was speaker
If the House of Representatives. Is he
q safe man 10 trustl
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-29

lie, and yet here are more of the unfor
tunatc letters than any of the several
previously published. II is humiliatlng
political chapter AT a critical period. The
country will read it with profound regret
in behalf of both the man and itself.
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FoRrY.FlRsT CONGRESS, |. ;. HOUSE }
or MISUNDERSTANDING

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. :. 1870, '
My DEAR Mr.. FISHER You have
reed Mr.. Boutwell'S answer.
presume you will deem il necessary
10 come on here; if so let me know of il
a day or two in advance.
have written Mr.. Colwell about the
bank: no trouble in securing blk of
100000.
Sec'y of War will not allow the use of
the Arsenal at Little Rock--sAYs 1T Is IN.
POSSIBLE.
Very hastily n truly,
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ICOnfdenlial.I

WAsnTN. ID. c.. April 1876.
Ny DEAR Mr.. FISHER; You can do
me very great favor, and / know II
will give you pleasure 10 do so-iust as |
would do 70, you under similar circum-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-29

and Tuesday, 10 see you, bat was not for
tunate enough 10 run across you. am
ia a very painful and embarrassed sltua-
ton growing out Of connection with the
Fort Smith enterprise. | have paid ana
caused 10 be paid into y'r treasury about
$3.50 900. and the only result TO me is the
most painful perplcxity The most pam
full Of all and the most oppressive Is the
sos. 600 which paid TO Mr.. Pratt for
YOU January I'd. which | borrowed here
on nv own faith and credit on the distinct
understanding with you that ii was to be
repaid. and that was also 10 receive a
certain proportion Of the bonds. ! have
received only part of the bonds-lhe
larger part--and not dollar OF the mon
ey. And now, in addition to all other
troubles, | have $4,000 Of coupons,
little over that amount which ] am held
to take care OF partly through verbal un-
Outstanding and partly through written
acknowledgement due in April on land
bonds and 10 fall due in July 1T on
mortgage bonds Now. | have a propO-
sition 10 make YOU. which ! think i
most liberal and fair, going as far as
possibly can 90 without running myself
past ali recovery. lfyou will look at copy
of our agreement in your hands. you will
land bonds aud $50 600 of LIST mortgage.
la order to square myself with my
friends, ] need and must have S36, 900
land bonds, and $4,000 Let mortgage
$i5 900 in all--still leaving $51, 600 of
mine in your hands.
Now, if you will take up these $4,000
of coupons, paying me the cash therefor,
and give me the x45, 009 of bonds | will
let all the remainder of our matter stand
until you are perfectly at ease and ready
to open correspondence on the subject
yourself. In other words, ! will leave the
matter in your hands until the Fort
Smith enterprise is out of the woods and
its tangled affairs well smoothed out.
| trust in consideration of our many
years of friendship. Az WE'LL AS IN VIEW
OF THE PECULIAR ARRANGEMENTS i HAVE
HELD IN THIS MATTER. YOU WILL MAKE AN
EFFORT TO DO THIS
Pray let me hear from you at your ear
last leisure and greatly oblige yours
truly, j. q. BLlNE.
w. FISHER, JR., ESQ,
The people of the country are begin.
ming To understand what Mr. Blaine meant
when he spoke of ''the peculiar relations
have held in this matter
Along in 1872, the Blaine and Fisher
correspondence drew to a close. Blaine
demanded more and more favors, and
more and more pecunIary assistance from
Mr.. Fisher. His demands at last became
uubearable, and Mr.. Fisher wrote him
the following cutting letter. This letter
completely upsets Mr.. Blaine's defense
number one, viz: a." That he bought all
bonds and mortgages in open market,
paying the regular market price, for Mr.
Fisher herein states that all the bonds and
mortgages and stocks never cost Mr..
Blaine "a penny,
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The following letter from Caldwell
shows that these railway spectators I'M
derstood the importance of having Mr.
Blaine feel all right towards them. They
knew very well in what channels Mr..
Blaine could be uscfu to them.
BosToN, April %, 1871.
.Iosiah CaliceH, No | Psmberton squire:
DEAR FIsuER | enclose letter from
Blaine | forgot to speak to you about
them when saw you this y. NJ. | hope
YOU can help him. I would II II were in
my power. BLAINE Is AN IMPORTANT MAN
FOR Us 70 HAVE FEEL ALL RiGnT TOWARD US,
AND ! ONLY WISH THAT | WAS so SITUATED
THAT GOULD HELP HIM.
Yours very truly,
J. CALDWELL.
This letter inclosed Mr. Blanc's letter
To Caldwell OF April 81, 1871
AUGUSTA, Me, 14th sumo, 1871.
My DEAR Mr. FISHER tried very
hard yesterday and day before Monday
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-29

Lowest price Highest Price
YEARS. during the during the
wear wear.
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Yours very truly.
j. G. BLAINE.
w. FISHER, .Ir., Esq.

The following letter refers TO u transac-
ton with the celebrated railway contract.
or and speculator, Thomas A. Scott II
il proves nothing more. il proves that
Mr.. Blaine somehow or other had eXcep.
tional facilities for making money out of
these railway spectators and contractors
and that they seemed very DESTROYS of do.
ing him favors.
Forty FIRST CONGRESS. |. ;. lIoCsF
or REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. 20 1871. \
My DEAR Mr. FISHER | HAVE THIS
MOMENT WRITTEN 40 Mr. CALDWELL sU0
COSTING THAT, IN CASE | CAN ARRANGE A
MEETING IN THIS CITY NEXT WEEK WITH Cor
oNEL THOMAS \. SCoTT, TO CONF ON HERE.
| NAVE SOME REASON FOR BELIEVING THAT A
VERY ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANGEMENT MAY BE
MADE FOR TAKING SAY $500, 900. | will
telegraph Mr.. Caldwell by 1Nesd y even
ing If can arrange the meeting, aud |
wish him 10 hold himself IN readiness for
the Journey. Your letter is ihis moment
received; you ask my advice. Let inc
have AN accurate and reliable statement
of your financial condition aud ! can do
something. ] feel very sanguine, with
Thomas \, scott.
think you will not deem me unreason b
able when again and pelsstently urge
that ought 90 have good notes for the
$25, 900, and that ought also 10 have the
So, 900 bonds which were made by your.
self and Mr. Caldwell the express basis
of the $2j, 900 loan do not believe y'r
company has stronger or more equitable
and legal claim than mine--whle Its per-
sonal hardships TO me are bitter, and
burning, and humilating TO the last de
gree. Sincerely your friend,
J. G.. BLAINE.
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WARREN FISHER, Jr.. Esq,
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.m1pnl can then bs increased ~ dimin-
ishsd - mar BIZ found necessary,
In arriving al the amount oitaH nsefs,
.aTy 10 be levisi, ii must bs borne 10 hlhu
that the LARGE expenditures I'M The pTessns
yssr. comprising appropriations loi the
North Texas ana Austin Lunsile Asyiulhs
Deal aud Dumb Asylum TIE Alilna, AT
cultural ANA Mechanical Coless, shu
others aggTegliing about n,,,,',
dollars, that will not hsfe 20 o. ferss" a.
There should not be la the lTeAsufy OF
the state more money, u any oh-F4e leT,
than Is absolutely necessary 10 ~ act the
current demands on an economics basis,
10 permit funds bel1u. lnE 10 the COM
mon schools, uUlYers'iI Or atYluma 70 re-
main ia toe treasury nupT2d lyi'Ng, Whre
| 'hs peoples means are oelns tsstA ~ TAX
: % % raised 20 support lhs'e Institutions II
d .a c'ear n violation Ci ih0 r0nsi'Iu Ion a. "
make direct leylss ui larger fGms than j
rsauirrd 20 Ca.Ty on tho government Ia az
economical form, 10 adult llBg there i
more money ia the tItssury lhsu Is ue'es
! ta-y 10 carr on the government IA nl
! eenuomical way 1. 20 admit tls' The J.
plc't servants have violated he eons.llN
| lion. This however oiAho' slWess
|Fy1ilsd m large and rapidly grow
ins state 40 oars, bat v
a. q. INA sI =, ro. '5s' to the demands d III
! Constitution,
ATTACHMENT LAW,
After the adjournment 0i The Tssnta
session OF the EightteEth Lgsi5a.uf-, .A'
! Executive received number OF 4eNer
/ from members Of that body, engnllnl
about the attachment law, which "ss as
rtCd had been passed, As no spyA bli
ever reached tho executive ONCE / urehS
proper i'm suing the call for the speeds
sess.ln. 10 mention the subject, that Ih
law ight be re.enarlru,
Ions IRELAND, Governor,
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TRUTH TELLING,
A Northern Corrcspouden, Talks on
Texas Topics,
And IL Enthusiastic over the Lone
Star state.
somc PECULIAR Mistakes Corrected

.. 1900. ,f,.l
Even globe ,l''a, s"u 'hs y I 49,
soId loE ~ ~, !" ~ - ~ go, :.
conihlni 'N.''- .''''.. "' W. - -
tin on ne 'rie '' '''.''" A'' ''"-
mellf ca ''. ..r. ,..F
Fenef-cu ...,. .' . 'N' '-'" I'm"
sauee ~ Tea ND 'l.. .'' spt'.-' .f -
tiOu, Me- .f e.'l -'na' '...G !.
roau.hr i COUSIN "NArl' ,'- l,t'.-'
douIt iH d g 'N i...--. aau NAeft It-
closures . ".. N' AN.'' .N 'N.'Nt ~.
W'-d I.' l'.' .A''. ~
sent lhr .'I..F 20 g' PC.
sis.fd, 20 "Hl" " .'
than lAt .A lhAt i.'
nlmnds az .." N.a prefer ~ .'
sirus3 .''', NHa ...t Cove he ses oI CA.
Ole inr Etw"N ~ .. 'at'a'.g is Er-l'a'1
as m'i'"r n.H l.H. ILtn, TOO, There
!sasIanE l.' p, 10. aia' iS"T ' e.l'
mum h 900 '"e NA,tAtA 4'AA. ''
They. hST" como educated up 'o
the 10 1n N'atI properly 300 p''+'.,
age. 10 rs, %. course. nn y Que''o- n'
time when The proper ideas q! 'Aipg' WI
prevA ~ q Nis hs ol''M mare, oN- ~ IN.
mesaN ME i4e ID utN1H Is very ANNOY 'nt
and lillaou' ln the business interests col
the civilized cattle Taise''.
Governor lulbu. tpE,s very 'tn'lpi'
view OF the matter aud lie u true statya
man recoHm asa the uai1a OF tir'ngra
laws 20 cH!rrc. me rfi Win r,"sohauN
conces'luns ON the var. OF ne IAN.
oHnefa' lie deprecA.,. the sii9 i lHe ~
closures aHd Councils i-e open. < ul pNa
lie roads a. suitable Intervals, ihal pas.
age over lAt country may no. te o.oeh'"
- u i'' 4tt "H.H way s'' llr.' p".s eh '-'
be checked -a fNtt.3-t p. Aa'utEG prose
cuu1G 5f III" .a.al al'h'ui't. II Is pm,
NcaN- mp" lir i'I ..At- To ups 10 70
anything lI Tue prtEll- res lUtlLeF lhaA Z
support iAe local 'lA'.fi "arh tht! Er
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Mr.. Beechsr threw his sealsk1n overooat
across the back OF chair at plymouth
church last night. aud blowing Inc cold
on the ends Of his hugers, began to preach
ON selt-government and control. He said
that every man is ths result OF fhrees that
have been acting down togard him for
centuries, but that every man has proc
lem to work out in lie. Some men SAID
the preacher .who are OF wonderful intel.
lectu al ideas, would starve to death II Shey
h I'D to work for living. Men OF practical
notions say what's The use Of these intsiSeC-
Itual 'highfuutin' things? They nsser
reach tor them but to pull them down ana
milk thcm. Mutjtudgs Of men are ehocEec
when they hear OF any wit associated winb
4 NJ ~ while in prayer"
dsWhy shouldn't flash wit etore Ged?"
sei1 M. Beecher ''DidH't he make III
There il MT one siu gle part q . mans soEl
THAI Is rot ne 4sssry to mis- e. 'yrion. Sup
pnaa iiternrv man should d,, de o letV"
oi.+ lbe letter q from uis wri !ngsY Suppose
a MUSICAL composer should decide TO leave
out a certain note from his anthems because
he thought it was seculsrP' -,
nMirth. - continued Mr., Beecher, "is Ike
carbonic acid in-I was going to say cham
payne. bnt I'll say soda-water. Laughter
Many of your ideal preachers are SO airalo
of being thong bit too progressive that tne1
blow out all the lights from their sermons,
and their sermons, consequently, Gre not
yery solid. It's considered quite deeoroust 10
;nore in church BY some roen, but on, now
,inlsl is that congregation that laughs out
oud. "-rNfw York JslhSnal
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Convention Of Cattlemen.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.-Steps are being taKei
here TO hold a convention at St. Louis Z
Chicago at an early day, of all cattle rang
men in Texas, Indiana, Tennessee
Ksnsas, Nebraska, Wyoming and other ID
ritories, to organize a national associatid
for the general protection OF their interest
Circulars have been sent TO all puints of u
country named, and from the returnsso I
received the project meets with much fayd
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Railing the Wind.

ST. LoUIa, Jan. S.-A committee Of Lead
ing citizens heaoed by General Sherman
and including ex-senator John 81
Henderson, ex-Copgressman e. o..
Stanard, DR.. w. G. Elliott.
chancellor of Washington university, G. 81
Allen, James E. Yeatman have been APP
pointed to take charge of popular SUBJ
tcription to the Bsrtholdi statue fund
which is being made here.
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A little girl VITA black halr anu eyes,
pretty ana a flirt, living on Arblr HUI, in
this city, had unique piece of fun at Inc
Mount Eermon Cad FellowG' masquerade
ball recently. She entered the ballroom
a. " Cleopatra" Philip Dolph and Henry
Folz. the former mo!der and the latter u
maclinist in Dederick's agricultural works,
have long been suffers Of the yoCpgwomSn
of Arbor ELL, and each was equally lgnor-
ant Of the others love. 'Cleopatra" had
arranged with the master OF ceremonies
that these two mon should black mp,
fasen rings to their ears, and
attend her throughout the evening
with huge palm-leaf fans. They
were not to know who were masking as
I" tIleopatra." 1t was not long, however,
before Folz recognized her voice, snd when
an hour afterWard, lie discovered tie iden'
titv of the other attendant, liTited iiitle
.crimmage enlued. Bciends arranged that
the fan-bearerG should agree on I1setlns
elsewhere, and o hght was thus tempo
rarily arranged, For several days Dolph
was not seen to lsavs HE home, and FOE
vas Told that be was not well, put tA& 6Sht
would take place as sooE rs his rival Was
al bic 10 stand up to IL. This gave Dolpb 81
chance to do sople training, and when ho
faced Fo!s this morning ig Tiyoli Hollow
grave, surrounded by twentr-hve or thirty
mutual acc uaintaEces, he Gas III excellent
shape for an amateur.
Al ring rule gora Observed, and the
soectstors agree tha3 the fight was a teir
one. The men are dabouI eqral in build,
and FOLKS nimblsneGs matched very well
against Dolpk's little play until tho fourth
round. when the former began TO wear out.
There vers SIX rounda in ali, and during
The last two Folz wss badly punisheG.
D,lph was ready for y seventh, but the
DAYLIGHT had been entirely Knocked out OF
his oppouant and he had to be taken nome
In a DECENTRALIZATION Globe.
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Providence, R. l., Jan. Sat the funera
of Father Walsh, ex-treasurer of the lrisl
Land League OF this country. Bishop Ken
erickson said: Father Walshs ceatiI
brings grief TO every Catholic Irishman
and .e will be mourned throughout TIL
length and breadth of Ireland" |
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W ASlIINGT0N.
The Y.osse sim Grlading lis Grist OF
Hills.
RAILWAYS Threatened With Forfeiture
Of Their Grants.
o.s.r New. From the Nations Capital.

WASHINGTON, jan, s--lsptelAl l-'lus
senate finance committee reported lA''i-
ably on tho bill 10 Increase the eap''s' %
the First Nsti1sal bsak Of Fort worth 70
.5lJOlO,
Ne. Coke introduced Dill 10 purchase
land at III Pa,o for a euslom-hoH'e anu
p1s.uiiles building,
Mr.. ThTOckmoTlon introduced b'A lot a
federal court u Gainesville for pension
for Gen. A. Il. Norton Of Dallas, sFc Tor n
rl.ht.oEwEy through the iGdlaa 'sTEas'y
f5rthe Oklohoms aud hlnsas railway
WemDurn Introduces d bill ogranl pth'
sion 20 James Hammons'
oeAll,rse introduced bill for WaGon
bridgss over the Rio Gfande RIVER a, LAREDO
and Pledras Ssgrls.
The senate to-day confirmed Kate Brown
a, post.m a, Gainesville; It also esn'
ilrmed the post masters a. Harrie ana ia
,snia, recently raised TO presidential! OIL
ices.
The puslie lands committee will hear
argument from the Texas Pacific railway
next Thursday.
Msurs. Culbsrson, Broadhesd snd Tay-
Ior, OF tho judiciary committee, we've ap'
pointed "A subcommittee 20 consider the
Dill relating to land grant ioTiel'rres that
have been referred TO The judiciary COM
uiues. wel!born will favor, a. chairman
ofhi, committee, liberal and progressive
policy as 10 railways through the lud!sn
territory.
The i've hundred dollar bond OF James
Mcdowell. postmaster at PiItsbarg' We;
approved.
William Grant was commissioned pest
master nj Keith, Crimes county.
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Two RearilFal women.

Cleopatra End MIS- Lengthy, although nj dill,
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Sick headache.

One single ousc Of niilcy's Saline Apcricnt
will cure h nine times Ia ten cases. the mild.
est, hest amt cheapest substitute Tor Pia IN ,hc
wugld. IL cures constipation, hiliuusncss, sick
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gently unon the liver and Gdnsys, a,lays synp.
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The Moth Texas Real Estate InnTnsI

Which win be distributed along the various
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list or by express the never failing remedy
CHOWnUS & BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas. Texas
Nv retnil NJ nnWnll Rr.. nm. 1 n Nr.ml.l.-s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08
ASINGLE FACT
Is Worth a Ship Load of Argu.
ment,
CARTERsvILLE, GA,

UARTERsVILLE, GA.
This will certify that two members of nv
immediate family, after having suffered fol-
many years from menstrual irreguarlty, and
having been treated without benefit by va.
rious medical doctors, were at length com
pletely cured by one bottle of DR.. j. Brad
held's Female Regulator. Its effect on such
cases is won derful, and well may the remedy
be called "Woman's Best Friend"
Yours Respectfully,
JAMES W. STRANGE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08
WITH

MAY mean poisoned with Potash" THIS
Va Is the case With hundreds who have been
unwlse enough TO take Sarsaparlllas, Potash
mixtures, etc, until digestion is almost ia
ally impaired. Swifl's Specific lisa vegeta-
ole remedy, and restores the system 10
health and builds up the waste made by these
goisong