The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-30
OUT NEW YOssvs LETTER.
The p1ymounth Church Prayer
mccting---Phcips, Dodge & Co.'S
Card--Icttcr from Baynrd Taylor
1.-The TiIton Lcttcrs--POiicc Conn
'aissioncrs Cbariick and Gardner.
NEW Ynrk. Inc %. 1874

NEW YORK, June 90, 1874
The regular Friday evening prayer meet
ing at Plymouth church was largely at
tended In view of recent events the
proceedings attracted special interest In
his lecture Mr.. Beecher made no reference
to recent publications, and as it is they will
receive no rcsposc from him. lie spoke
on the subject Of joy in religion, observing
on the tendency of faith to create mental
peace ana spirit of contentment and hap
piness in sorrow and misfortune. lie
claimed that the same religious comfort
could be cultivated by strenuous effort
to do good and follow strictly the path of
moral rectitude. At the close of the meet
ing a reporter had short interview with
Mr.. Beechcr, who was unwilling 10 say
anything at present regarding MI Tilton.
as he had just returned IRON pcckskil and
felt in need Of rest
PHELPS, DODGE AND co.
publish in ADVERTISING columns u card re-
plying to the charges made in the scurril-
Gus moety-Sanborn speech OF Gen Butler
during the closing hours of the last session
of Congress. The firm describe Buffers
attack as brutal and cowardly. and present
proofs that Buffers accusation was false
which attributed to them profit of So
250,000 from their procurement u the dis
placing of a comma.
LETTER FROM BAyARD TAYLOR.
who is reyisiling Egypt contains interest
ing accounts and descriptions Of the won
dcriul changes brought abnut in that land
of marves by the energy and progressive
spirit of one man 1t will be an event
without precedent IN history i. the ruler OF
Egypt is able to raise his people to higher
! plane of civilization, aud whether hc sue
ceeds or fails, Ismac Pusha has already
established his place among those who
richly deserve the resncct and gratitude OF
mankind
WITH REGARD 10 THE 1IIToN LETTERS
and accusations against Rev Mr.. Beecher
the associate clergyman OF Plymouth
church says his faith in Mr. Beecher ha
never been shaken When the rumor
were first circulated he bad asked Mr.
Titon what truth there was in them. ant
had been told by him that there was
grain Of truth to a bushel of chaff II
asked what was the grain of tr6th. but Mr.
Tlton declined to infolm him In Il sub
sequent conversation with Mr.. rilon h
urged the latter, for the sake Of his wife
fair name. to make public the truth in th
matter, but Mr. Tilton refused 10 DO So
He believed he understood the case. Whc
specific charges were made by Mr.. Tito
or any other person he would then be i
favor of an investigation by the church.
cnARLrcE AND cApDNER.
The conviction Of Police Commissioner
Charlick and Gardner, was municpf
thundcrbolt which startled this city. ]
veroict was rendered of guilty in the re
moval by them of an inspector of election
The conviction of these men renders ther
liable to imprisonment or fine, and fo,
ever disqualilies them for Office 4 SUE
pension of sentence, or stay Of proceeding
is probable. The present has been a ba
! year so far for corrupt dishonesty Of oil
Gals II.