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TEAE0HHAFHlC.
Special to the DAILY Coua1xR.
DIES MONIES, Ia, July !, 8 p. m.
The Republican Convention IL large
and harmonious, nominating J. T.
Young for Secretary Of State, Capt.
Christy for Treasurer, Sherman, Au-
ditcr; Cults, Attorney General |;
Holmes, Clerk. Reporter not yet
nominated. IL.
NEW YORK, June 27-At consulta-
ton on the Tilton letter last evening,
by Rev. II. w. Beecher and several
friends,. Mr.. Beecher 10 reported to
have said that personally he was OPP
posed to saying anything publicly IN
reply to Tiiton's charges. He believed
that the only effect OF utterance would
be to pr0iOng the discussion Of tho
case, while ii silence was preserved
the end would be speedily reached.
He assured the gentlemen that his
bearing toward q, TALENT policy was In
no way caused by any fear Of the con.
sequences to himself BY discussion.
His desire WAS simply to ! get ont Of
the difficulty with e Mtlle injnry 70
others % possible. He know By speak-
ing he oonId end the matter 20 fsr -
he was personally concerned, but he
also thought that conlinued silence on
bis part would shortly have the same
effect, and, entertsining that opinion,
he could $50 nothing to bs gained BY
any demonstration.
Professor Raymond admired the
forbearance Mr.. Beecher had Ill along
exhibited In this mattel and every one
Of the congregation did the sAme, bat
he thought Il objectionable whether
forbesrsnce had not now ceased % u
. virtue. It WA, he knew, . Christian
duty to b magnanimous, but thu
pusiIlanimity and magnanimity wsre
Mr.. sherman, clerk and lawyer Of
the Church, said that Il Is were necss-
sary TO say anything il reply 70 Nr.
TiltOn, Il c0uid b. eaid very briefly.
Tho whole matter was involved 10 %
apologize letter, and be thought ell
that Was necessary waeito show, %
could b. eaaily done, that the leitsr
cited BY Mr.. Tilton wss never written
BY Mr.. Bsecher, and that notking 70.
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In the course Of some tf1en0ly C00yer.
sation ment oned 10 Beecher that I'll
ton had just finished HE book % which
| he had been gagged for 8 yeas. Lad.
ded that the excitement ofahe Council
| had depressed him cousid terribly, and
that I, Ia common with several Of biz
| friends. wished heIcould 70 % Europe
Beecher said he thought Il would b
On excellent thing for himto do. Ii
rcplv 10 q statement that recent buejnoei
| en,bserassments stood In The way,
Hsecher answ cred that ifTflton desired
70 10 the means Wuoid - provided.
aid mot understand. frum snythipR said
| BY Beecher. that 10 made this propo-
sition in order 70 secure Mr.. Tilton's
silence In regard to the scandal. The
matter only came up incidentsily.
| had rot rome 70 speak 70 M. Beech
nv have expected that I would bring Il
Isup. / told Mr.. Tilton what Bcecher
had said, aud Il enrsged him greatly
although it was Z long time afterward
that I learned he had written to- M.
Beecher about tho thing. 3 ste a. i,
WAsRrNGToN. June 20.--Ex. Gov.
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