Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-23
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surcs-Love Letters BY she Cord.
Nxw York, July 23d.-Tilton says o.
his statement /: ~ would not have had
1t published for sOO.O 200. Augustus
Maverick. my friend, who copied the
original. Published 1t first in his Brook
Ign paper out Of friendship for me.
When I read it, I went to my room In
the Aston House and threw myself on
my bed in despair"
Yesterday Maverick received the fol.
lowing note
"Mr DEAR MAvERIcK-From no other
person saw either yourself as my copy
list, or from the committees shorthand
writer. or from some member Of the CON-
mittee. could my sworn statement have
got into print. My heart is bowed and
bleeding at seeing these facts spread DO.
fore the world. How could you have
taken such awful. dreadful. horrible re-
s%ponsibility without consulting me- In ad-
vance. There now remains no possibil.
ity Of peace or silence. Nothing but
everlasting woe. Explain yourself.
You must do 1t both to me and to the
public. "Yours in grief,
(Sined.) "TuyopoRy TfLrox,"
Maverick in publishing the note says:
"As one Of his (Tilton's) friends, low
ing and knowing him TO DO q long-ab-
used man, and that he often shrunk
from hurting others in order TO shield
/ resolved that this, defense
should be published and I published 1t.
l did 30 without his knowledge or con-
sent, and / did right and stand by the
net MS an act Of justice to a man who
has been wronged and q community that
has the right to know all the facts"
A gentleman whose official business
led him to receiving and opening
much Of Beecher's correspondence. said
last evening. "In Beecher's love let
Iers you would be surprised to know
how foolishly some women write to him.
Every once in n while a woman gets
and writes to Beecher to tell him
now much she adorcs him. These let.
,ers used to 60 to the Independent Office
md Tilton, under orders from Beecher,
many Of them. He made copies
md to-day has the manuscripts and
names and copies OF letters, all connect
u with respectable ladies who have
oolishly written to Bcecher about their
owe for him. lie receives love letters
the rcam and cord. and the joke OF II
3 that his wife takes care Of all the let.
err that come 10 him and reads them
he secs them. Mrs. Tilton's let
ers to Beecher were affectionntc and en-
husiastic, expressing a deep %pervading
Dvo for him. Mrs. Beecher read them
II before he saw them ahd they are all
a her possession now. When the scan
al was noiscd about, Mrs. Beecher
Doked M the letters, and ut Mrs. Til
on's request has preserved them for
Ter. You can't convince Mrs. Beecher
0 believe anything that Tilton charges.
he says II all women in creation would
wear TINT Beecher had been unfaithful
he would not believe them" .
rbe Lost "City OF Dostsn--Giimpse
OF ucr Fate.
A beach searcher has found o bottle
the east coast Of Florida with q paper /,
the following information:
Steamship City OF Boston. To all &,
,hom this message may come, that j, /.
he undersigned, a passenger on this ship J
rite the following statement: On Sun. !
ny night q heavy storm arose at 1890. I
:2O-All hopes lost. 9 o'clock-going !
Signed. JOHN CAswxrI, Lon
ON, England" Near the place where 9
he bottle was found was Q board on /
'hich was some penciling, nearly IL :
,gible, which road: 1--WE have now .
,ken to tho boats as our last resort" !
he board was headed "City Of Boston,
Returned 20 his Duties. ,
NEW YoRx. July 23.-Hon. John Jay /;
niled yesterday for Liverpool on his re- ]
arm TO Vienna. Z
VIII Sail.
J. Bancroft Davis, Minister to Ger. ,
,any, will sail July 30th.
Rochsfoft stiii In London. .
A London letter states that Rochefort .
as never left that city since his arrival. !
Tho President At Long Braneh.
Loso BRANCH, July 23.-President +.
rant, accompanied by Secretary Robe I