The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-18
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Beecher-rfltoh Case Can be Rc.
epencd-Hars. Tfseon's ssssemenss
radtcted. geE.g..f
New YORK. April II.


Coatrsatctsd. rfsltf
e.--. New YORK. April II.
william A, Beach,. QUE OF Tilton's
lawyers in the scandal trial, said the
trial could be reopened ut sny tune by
any one on either side serving sotics
on the opponent of III intention to re-
open.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Field denies that
letter had been sent her BY Mrs. Thtop,
giving full details Of the proposed con.
fession.
~ - Et a. - .4t..u.- acR l.il4 g5,
One of the leading members of
Ply mouth Church said to day. my
wife received y letter from Mrs. Tii.op
three weeks ego, CD personal meters.
but toward the close abe most unex.
pectediy dropped into . discussion OF
her guilt. Mis-. gsiiea then set forth
the, printed faiseheod thai she had.
never denied her gniit before she lett
her home in Tiison's house. That was
false, aud When We called her attention
to various occasions npon which she
had done SO. she huuy her head aud
did not know what to say. Tue letter
ran on in y SOFT of ~ contes scion Of her
guilt, about which she had written her
daaghters--so she wrots--but which
shs did hot think she should Disclose
~ her son Carroll nntA he WAS man.
You have seen ms burst into those
psroxysns Of tears. she said, There
were times when the burden on my
conscience Was unbearabie.' Nov, my
wife never IN her lite. says the gentle.
nsan. saw hep burst into any paIoxys SIMS.
The most she ever saw was trembling
Of. her lips when she spoke Of her
chsldreS. Tbs first impulse of my wife
WAS TO throw the letter IN the tire. The
second Was to Improve on the caution
We had learned during the days of The
great trial. 80 1t was sent to MIR.
Bsschsr's lswys who hsvS IL nov =
Beeeaer Cheerful.
.xJ BATH. N. Y. April IT.
Beecher lectured here last evening to
.sslArgs audience. And WAS warmly re-.
-seissd. He appears cheeifai; refuses
to Esad the pap.rs; Will make NO tur-'
Their statement; will go right on about
bis business, aud lib his lecture Gu.
gagt menss US though nothing bad hap
pened. >. He. said 10 day that !, ii Mrs.
iiitou had felt 30 conscience, stricken
she W old have made her statement to
shs church aud not to the newspapers.
Mr.. Beecher has received y large mum
Der Ut teIesrsms to-day. assuring him
that the confession has fallen fat upon
the counaxy, aud produced NO impress
sion upoL his friends.
The Prssiisasz Plan for Rsunising
shs hopa biican Party.
NEW YORK, April H.
The Times Washington special says !:
Before the formal assembl. of the
CaLlAet yesterday, the President said
that certain platforms. If adopted,
wound DO likely to reunIts the Republl.
Cans, who could then control Congress,
FoiiowiuH Is the platform Ia brief:
First-Ihe resuptlon of specie pay.
ment Al gDiu AND anver.
second Resistance to all schemes
tor iunatiuH par er 1urrency.
linda faIr aud moderate tariff,
that Will afford reasonable protection 10
American Industries.
Fourth--An amendment 10 the Con-
stitutiou pr, hibitlng the use VI money
raised by pubic taxatiOn tor lie sup
p0kt OF sectaiIan SCHOOLS.
Flfth-Tne speedy completion of all
puphc WORKS. such as fner and harbOr
improvements. puOiic ouiiuluhs, torilh-
oa,ions, etc aud uow that labor aud
material are cheap and workIAgmen
need employ ment. u liberal policy tor
the im tIosement OF the great natlouaI
chaDnss OF commerce, like Inc Missls-
sippi river aud Its tributaries. should
DO adopted.
The members of the Cabinet ooin-
cided with the President. aud after
SOME Informal discussion "a SIKH para.
graph was ADDED. declaring against The
pay ment Of claims 10 disioyal cllizens