The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-02
HE WILL GRIND snrAnMAv TO POWDER.

portant interview with Moulton at bis resi-
dence to-day. He was in q communicative
mood and his statements were of most
| pointed, explicit and emphatic character,
! At the beginning of his remarks he re-
/ ferred to the meeting at Plymouth church
last evening, and especially the scene where
| he sought TO be heard which he character
lied as one of the most remarkable exhi-
billions of moral cowardice hefhad ever
witnessed. "There l stood, said be, 4" one
man among three thousand, and yet they
dared not trust the effect of my statement
upon the audience" In reply to question.
he said Plymouth church had not counted
the cost of the issue they had made with
him, and before he was through with the
matter he would grind Mr.. Sherman TO
powder"
HIS FoRrnCOMISG STATEMENT.
lie indicated that his forthcoming state.
ment would deal less with Mr.. Beechers re-
laiions to Mrs 1ilton than with other
women with whom, as Mr.. Moulton
claimed Mr. Boechcr had INDUCED in
criminal intercourse. 1t was to the world,
he said, that in his forthcoming statement
he had declared that Mr.. Beecher had con-
| fessed adultery to himself and to another
person. but the name of the other person
| had not been given. The name of that per-
I
| Nr NInuiton o,,,, ,Lat;colI,, ron,o,.l,oJ t.SI,
declaration on that point will he substan-
iiated.
lie KEEPS PLYMOUTH CHURCH orIN.
"Why," said he, GIVE kept the doors of
Plymouth church open for the last four
years In each of these four years Mr..
Beechcr has come to me and asked whcth-
er the sale OF pcws in Plymouth church
could go on. Up to the time of this act of
bad faith toward me by Mr.. Beecher have
been his protector. protected him against
the Woodruff scandal, | protected Inn
against the Bacon letter, and | even pro-
tected him against Tilton's statement. My
friendship for Mr.. Beecher had been of Il
deep and emotional character. AT the nj
=" '"Vu''i :. uN"' ,r, .
cbild snb.concntlv died and thus was
hound IN M Reecher hv tbc tonderest
memories ue made n confession TO mo of
having had criminal intercourse with lady
in HE congrcgntion Inf his lodv was not
Mrs Triton Even aftor such confidential
regulations I bold nv noaco and actod far
rcacc influenced not only nv NV nersonol
fr;ondsI,;n fnr Mr. RsocLor but nv a.. do.
sire to save tho cousc If moraiitv and
Chris,ioritv
=
O"HHHs fo" M"oL'oN'
As the reporter took leave OF Mr. Moni-
ION ''e iat'ei sa'u 'ha' nc ',au oeen s,e",i9
cheereu ny 'ne receipt Oh letters anu te!e'
grams ihuorSlhg MS pos'lioh anu teiling nun
10 20 ane"u. Ohe Vi 'nese' saiu MT hioui'
,o", was III .heSc "orus Checrs 10,
Mnu,'on' chieies' among tnree 'housahu'
Lately ne received let'er OF encourage
u v.
, is declared inc pscr OF any IN the state
on MN TO give force ana emphasis IN per
sonal interview to the contents OF ms let
Ter, Mouitoh said ne wanted the puollc tt
t ,n,,e,aI t;a ,,,", u5 h tyiI ~ ,,,,,
,Ia ,,,I NO N"'>' "''' w '"0"'' 50 W. ""''
2
, MouLToNs CARD TO THE PUBLIC
"To the public will explain the reason
of my attendance at Plymouth church las
+ evening. Immediately after the pubica
} ton of my statement, Aug. 81, l left tn,
city to attend to some business affairs il
New England, not returning until yester
= day morning. During my absence / learned
: to my surprise, from the public prints tina
| had refused to submit to ross-examina
ton by the committee, and that the com
ni!''ee lortico,''ihs rsPor, "ouiu sta,'
em,. ~ col,o,,;n, ,,oss ECU. ~ ~,
, ,s;..do ~ WV WIN
LOWELL Mass, Aug. =.
, ", 10 Jeremiah f. hoplnson' or frankil'
:, oouruI, NO. "a 'FRONT.' street, new ork
/ mnu IN me boston Htooe the 1oliowlng
E Lhey cue commhttee) nave asked mn
i, SMouiloh) three tlmes 10 submit 10 cross
g eAa'ninauo'i, anu ne mas as 0i'eh ighore'
: 'ieit leques'' ha'e nei,he, iecei'e
sucn ieques. ho, ih"ue suIii ueciina'ioi'
pu' nave heiu anu 'ioiu n'ySeii reauy u up
peai on not.ce' !n;ofli iieniy W. ""se
'''e ci'ir"'an' Oh 1nls at once
4 "AN0'' ~ hioN'
o Having sent the above message, and no
wishing to delay the committee, took tn
hrst tram home In order to meet the com
: mittee before the time appointed for tn
presentation OF the report to the church
On reaching brooklyn yesterday morning
l learned that my telegram had bee
H., =. NJ c., H. NJ ~ ~ =: -
y son I waited for osmessage from the com
4, mittee. but none came A. length tho hon
= having arrived for the nnblc reading of III
committees rcnort. won't tn the chnrch +
hoor II
!.
~ ms Ai'"i 'rHAN nhNiip HIM.
= my right to speak was the same as thi
:, possessed by any other person present, &c
= have been member of the congregatlo
! for many years, and my wife member {
> the church. During the reading of the re
& port was panied to hear its misrepresentf
e tons OF me, and felt it my duty as it ce
:, tainly was my right, to ask for the corret
>, >. ton of these before the report was put
IL vote. In order that might treat the NEE
= ing with entire courtesy, | wrote to ii
!, chairman brief note as follows:
Il ''Mr. Moderator l am here and want
,, say word.
u Francis ID, MoULroN.
i not"Nns'"iIulhe tils request anu no
h withstanding Mr.; Biair's speech adJurir
Ne any member OF the church or congregatic