Beecher Case Report Clears Henry Ward Beecher
The Beecher Investigating Committee at Plymouth Church Brooklyn reports that the charges of impropriety against Henry Ward Beecher are unfounded. It finds Tilton’s adultery claim unsupported, credits Beecher’s innocence, and condemns Tilton and Moulton for malice and manipulation. The church approves the verdict and Beecher is welcomed back to public duties.
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Michigan Republicans Platform Affirms Longstanding Rule
Delegates to Michigan Republican convention celebrate twenty years of party organization. They praise financial restraint, reduced debt, rising national credit, and tax relief. They defend past wartime leadership, governance, and public morals while opposing a return to the opposing party’s policies marked by spoils and fiscal instability.
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Kansas Republican Platform Stresses Reform and Honest Governance
The platform recalls the party record from the war through reconstruction and demands limited federal power, prudent taxation, economy, and integrity in office. It endorses sound currency, national banking, reduction of public debt, oversight of railroads, patent law revision, and prohibition of officials’ self-serving pay raises, while supporting Indian Bureau reform and public land protection.
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Congress forms on monetary policy and civil rights pledge
Delegates advocate a national banking system guiding issues by demand while upholding the government s sacred debt and coin pay obligations. They urge protection for recently freed African Americans, asserting federal responsibility to safeguard their civil and political rights and economic opportunities nationwide.
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