New-York tribune., 1881-09-27
EXERCISES IN BROoKTvN-

EXERCISES IN BROOKLYN
TWO MEMORIAL MEETINGS IN PLYMOUTH ~,,,
RESOLUTION PASSED PLEDGING sUppoyT =
/ PRESIDENT ARTRUR-UNIoN SERVICES N -
OTHER CHURCHES AAf
Services were held in the Plymon,b or.
iectureroom at O'Clock yesterday Yoorui, -,
i'eecher presided. The services were operes ,,.s
prayer oy Ihonas c. sheraman. After gDeecl hr =.
/ i.ev' Dr Edward Beecher, the Rev. Dr. Cha,s..r =
hsh' rector Of Holy Trinity Church sr,e %, a.
Beecher closed the remarks by SAVING ,l.ra - - @S
shade Of thought he would like 10 express 80.
universal homage paid TO the who offered his l,, &c
AIS country was not simply because he was q ,o..'
was not 10 his splendid physical organization
cunning of statecraft; but 70 his power fo, ,' Is
around himself Every bad two men within ~
the hesh man and the spirit man. The 4, sb mo-
over cultivated. cannot outshine the spirit man -
is the spirit man which shows the capacit, f,
hizing with other men that touches the hearts ., -.
KIND II is one of the most auspicious 81 ms ~ a.
development OF Christianity that the world Ia. 0
to that degree. In paying boInace n oeea sea
greatest qualities men wOrshipped that IN co-s,s
which rtpresents God, 10y whatever name he ,.r-
Jupiter, ia lOvah, Jesus.
There was memorial service also in the af;ernoo, a,
Plymouth Church. The church was crowded an "a
seats being taken ana the aisles filed At O'Clock ~
organist played Beethoven's Funeral March. ana q g
minutes later Mr.. Beecher, who presided entered a.
the platform sat the Rev Dr. Edward Beecher the p
DR. 4. p. Putnam, Judge Reynolds and Stewart + W-ot
ford The opening prayer was made BY DR. Fav,,ns
Boccher The Rev. DIR. Putnam was first called una1
&c Ii is meet" he said. that we should mourn Rsr
has Nation been called upon part with SO gallant
ruler and so noble man as President Garfield Yonc.
Juuge peopl@ from the men IL honors, and have never
ielt 80 much hope Tor the country as durn,
TINS summer OF gloom and trouble. When We see IN
Americans from North and south pouring ont Their
Hhntes to 80 patient, heroic 80 GIFTED a man "a
our glorious GARFIELD, then feel that there is -ooines
III an our people that needs only the touch bring n 70
light Let us 20 forth Garaelds funeral and u,rv
the pnbhc service. tAppausel Lot elect for STATE
anu National officers men who have sgne5n, of Gar,
Aeics noble nature aud requirements. Lei ~ wage
eternal warfare against the doctrine that 20 the yicors
belong the spoiis. ana against the Of patoaae
Applause.l
Mr. Beecher advancing 70 the front Of tts ,,ls,f,
We are IN the habit OF toierating great freedom ip tho -
PRECISION oi opinion IN this church. But have never Vet
'een at mineral where there any applause. We
-iall nave 10 ask you to for3ear cxprcssi,, yr feel,
ngs' ana to ask you 10 keep perfectly quiet
Dr. Putnam-I hope Bur let this spirit OF r.,o--
Wmch springs from Garied's grave ell li. ,s
'"N ana II Ihe Incorporation Of the spirit oi God INTO
our Governments
MI Bccchrr-Wiil So not be proper that the ,ic NJ 81,
Christian Church should De given TO the Ir..si5-,, -
iTlngt Let rs say him that We viii uphold li. 3,
he hcnts on the right side; but il DE does nos ~,
VIII neither uphold him nor his Adrltuis-rarion
There is no Administrator that will dare On a,r,
Judge Reynolds next made brief rem,rt. ..T-,..,
SAID NJ Bcecher after Judge Reynolds had iais,l "a
say zen words about the uni, ersal coor ina nj ,t
"hoe world IN prayer Tor the Presidents recovery ana
'he Tact that was not answered. IL seencd ~ u an
DanAnd had united 10 storm the battleIneDs a. Of b,ve,
Men say: "Mhat is prayer good for II I'm. ,-, a..
ins%"teit" Why did want him 10 livef Be,,5ss
'nd heart were meededi BUT GarflelI vil h.. '1rs
p0~"lt %t the rght hand OF God than IN the chair 4
Icing ,iead' Garfield al have more power tlaa
1 ".
@ , - oi%Iea -the following resolution. w4s
AZ memorial meeting OF citizens Of I,r,oll, o,
-. -, -; .uoutt OA0Ich IL was unanimously resolved
t.at this reat assembly assure President Arthur T =
profound sympathy and confidence in ms lev, s tgi.s
posoh, ana pledge 10 Inn tuelr earnest siurr i efarS
"lse emdeSL%r or 70 cleanse Tie Administration ald Gov.
c'n ~ al iSnaant upon the distribution of oilcc."
Ihe church OF tue Pilgrims was elabor.felv dranes
Ihc railing Of tue gallery aud the pulpit wsiS covered
pAmt was draped in black. but Was reieTeS
g large nag on each side. The Rev.
y the Rev. Cuhoeri Han, OF the Fii, Pres,gicfsa
Si',rs ii,I IN Ss - 81; ana tHe Rev Air H.,t6H.
Or president Garfield
services were neld al p at the rooms OF the V IN,
an's .hrlstaa Temperance Uuion al ia, Ard Fl..on-
~, Addiss,es were l-ade by the Rev Di Taona. aud
'"S i't'' Ddhcan SlcNiegor
Al Al toe Clinton Avenue Congregational Church ohe
Xc, ~ i - i ti' ,ou, pastor a ySr3 LARGE union
alnlttls NeIe the suHmcrn,id MtJlod.st Eplsg,aaL
dclSod presided; Address were made by Nh Mcleod
the Rev l.mory }. Haynes and others -'
Al the Hanson Place N, M,tholl,t ipscopal tlu-ca -hs
HeS. SHaIIcs baeA!ar presided. President 1isrfefs
tdtH NE was reviewed 10y the lev. Dr Fulton , -
tv"nMtu ny the Key. br \ r. Iuuml,-on ti,. Esr, nr
l. l. NNl 4ef, ANA the ktN. J. :. Chadwick
OhloA services were held al tue Central Rauff.t
Nhiicn IN bii0ge-St. The STATE street Co..r.,,ril
Washington street Methodist Episcopal johnson Sfret
ho'h"Ilet EpiscVai, Jag street MuraVan. rlrst and
en- DaPtlet thurcLcs Participated, T4e hDe u -
a. Ncssici oi the Central Church, presided A ir,srs
M"iS made 10y the Rev. Dr ~ H. smith tlt ReV DE- n
ID uo's aGd The Rev Aossrs. b. T. Reeves. AcNlc
ana Edward Ma ley.
IAe eongregalioas Of the Tabernacle BAPTIST. Fir,t
"'t M'tuoulsl, South Com dLouai Stron. Piazza
hap'si, ANA Middle Reformed Cnnrcne, u.f ,'-b flst
ana flIei place yesterday morning Inc Key j M I.n.
oN pastor ol the last named caurch. ne bc asdr.sS
Al ~, AIMS Protestant Episcopal Church tthe Rev.
~ ~ IL ScuSnch, rcctoIb, IN OnntOnS- ami s. Marts
Vhe hSet Dr. johnson, rector an Classo-aNe. SERVICES
were held IN the moru,ug '' 80 49,
Ihc coiorcd churches uf al denonna afions held services
al IA a. IA at the rooms OF the Young Mem, CHRISTIAN
Assocaloh, al tuiton-St. anu Galaln-place.
iAe ittSh %. PrnCcOSt conducted services Al
Marry Avenue Baptist Cnurcb. ana made AN ao.ress
IA the evening the congrec aons ~ John, Et~o-
lAi, Hlacc Methodist Memorial PrcsBN tviil and sixth
A. Nhue baptlst CHulcnes united memorial services
Al the last church The Rev. Halsey knapp pr..id,l,
ana addlcsses were made 10y the Rev. Dr. Fston aui
OtheEs. ' '' 49,
There were union services the First Bapst Church
al Nnlt0n ana flerrc punfsts., 1:.O D. .n There
we're addresses by the kew. Drs. IL sturr Charles
WayIand Hoyt.
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