The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-31

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The examining committee of Plymouth
'burch beg leave to report that in consc-
luence Of the publication Of certain state
nents by Theodore Tilton, this committee
vas requested by the pastor Of this church
o authorize an investigation by sub-com-
nittee into the imputations made against |
ais character on July 6, 1874. The com
nittee accordingly appointed Brothers II. !
w. Sage and I'M. Clcaveland such sub |
requesting them to associate |
With themselves Messrs Claflin. Winslow, |
Storrs and White (who are not members |
Of the examining committee) in lncir work |
IF investigation.
No charges having been preferred to the
church or TO the examining committee
against our pastor, it was the Office OF the
simply 10 ascertain whether
there was any foundation in fact for
charges and trial before this body of the
church. This committee has, in our iudg-
ment, faithfully and impartally discharged
It's duties, and presented TO US report,
which is here annexed.
OF PUBLISHING THE EVIDENCE.
Ghe evidence taken has also been trans
milted to us. Most of it has already been
made public The publication of the re-
mainder will be considered by us at fu-
ture meeting, one point, however, being
setleu, !il''t llotlilhs VIII DC Wltilhelu IRON
censuring the pastor Of this church. The
eXpedicncy OF publishing evidence injuri-
Gus to other parties is II question whch
cannot I've hastily determined
While we should have unhcsitalinglv
done our dufv in case n different conrln.
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s,'h nay. oeen icdcHeu' we feJoi'. /" say
That, without one dissenting voice. this
committee find nothing I'm thr evidence ia
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integrity ana purify, ana everything to
Justify the demand on the part of Ply
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deIusiol artluliy Drought ABOUT by MS enc
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70 pcAeNc hi'lSeii III lati'' III CONFUSION
we recommend 10 VHG chuIc" lhe au"puol
OF Inc ioiioWlnS resoiu'lohs
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ISNoCEST.
Rs.o'rci, That the evidence laid before the
examining committee com not only does not afford
rch 9Pev r en- War6 naechH po IN r r1
but, on the contrary, establishes 10 the perfect
satisfaction of the church Ms entire innocence
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him by Theodore Tllton
Resolrcd, That our confidence and love for Our
PaSgI SO a qT ldC canen De I'M are
sufierlngs which he SO long has borne. and
that we welcome him with sympathy more
cya Iii heor Srd 10 bis o mill, T we
to our church, our families, our homes and our
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p,7Oos9l9H of iiH HhroNt'
Alte' thc IeuuIi,s oi We rtPoIt ol thc
e ., my committee MI Dlaif moved
ed md the resolutions odonted He eaid
that the report of the committee needs no
advocacy at his hands. He congratulated
the chairman and the members of the COM
mittee, who had put to silence those who
said that the committee was appointed for
the purpose of whitewashing Mr.. Beecher.
1t was clear that this committee had be-
fore them difficult task, being all friends
o. Mr.. Beecher, and, worshippng under
h,m, they sympathlzed with him.
Having been called upon to investigate
lhe charges against nm, the committee, IN
their work, had suDdued all Their own sym
pathy. lie congratulated them Tor the
way IN which their work had been done,
and the manner IN winch they dld IT, Inc
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church to Indorse if ne i was now official.
,h;s renort would hn accented nv oll II
not. let any person who had aurht to say
AGAINST n sneak or forever hold thei,
tongues.
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II ne was gong TO rise 10 ms leet, nut was
restrained ny some OF 'hoae III MS i'hihc-
olate vicinity
MIR. RAYMOND SPEAKS.
A call was now made for Mr.. Rossitel
w. RAYMOND, who came on the stage and
said that Henry Ward Beecher had beer
charged with a crime, doubly black wher
charged against clergyman, not only
with committing adultery, out tfeachery 10
Trend. III al lnat vast evidence 'aSeI
belore the committee, nc claimed tha'
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proved Henry ward beochefs story inc
speaker recapl'ulatea some portions OF th'
evidence taken nciore me committee anC
IN referring to Mr.; Moultons part in TIT
affair, sad that Mr.. Francis Moulton has
tried to poison the minds of men agains
Mr.. Beecher.
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