The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
THE EXECUTION OF JUDAS "a.

THE EXECUTION OF JUDAS Cd
The EXPERIMENTAL CHRIsTrAxi--s He' (satan,";s
Liar, and the Father of Liars.'-A tabular view Of
twenty-slx base and malicious alsehoods published bv
Ongen Bachelor, the experimental Christian.
l. That Dr. Sleigh is an Impostor- by the
most UNREASONABLE testimonials
:. That his testimonials are forgeries The British
Consul OF this city authenticated them.
D. That he was incapable of defending Christianity.
Twelve OF the most eminent Clergymen here testified
the contrary.
L. That he was a Medical Imposter-His Diplomas
from London, Edinburgh, and Dublin disprove il.
D. That the London Lancet reported he had abscond.
ed from London after embezziHg the funds of public
instiiution.-The British Consul testified that so far
from the Drs. name appearing the Lancet since he
ie Londen mat II does not occur in il for three years
g. That Re actually embezzed the funds of the ROYAL
Western HpsPital.-The Hospital audit which was ex-
amlned BY numerous gentlemen. here prove the said
Hospital is in debf 10 the DIR. $500. ~
z. That il not that Hospital, no doubt some othsr-
Not shadow of evidence.
g. States that the accusations brought against the Dr.
by his colleagues in London, true-Ihese very ac-
cusatons we've pronounced by the Governors OF The said
Hospital to be totally void Of foundation friviIous and
vexatious-his accusers pnblicy expeed-and the Dr.
received public vote Of thanks. .f i .
y. That the votes Of thanks to the Doctor were all
prior to those accusaons-Every one of them except
one, were subsequent to those charges.
10 That the trial published in the Lancet as against
the Doctor The Doctor was the Plaintiff and not the
Defendant. 'S
IL. That the trial terminated in condemnation of the
Doctors character-fhe Judge took an objection TO the
difference between printing and causing be published
lbel-not of the Doctors witnesses as 10 the oues
ton al issue, was examined.
II. That the Duke of Wellington and other nobemep
testified against the Doctors characteristics shadow
OF ir.th in this falselood-he original Minute Book,
and the letters of the Duke and other noblemeu have
been read by many of fellow citizens and are in the
Doctors possession. r.r... - ri
10. That the Doctor had deceived the British Con-
sui IN not showing him the number Of the Lancet for
l83O-The British Consul would scarcely be persuaded
to look at single number of it prior TO Dr. Seiehs
departure from London-(et any one 60 and ask hIml
alleging that the accusation referred to hat was pub.
lished since the Doctors departure from London.
Ia. That the Rev. Charles G. Sommers had with
drawn his support from DIR. Seigh-A black falsebood
let any one who doubts IT, GU and ask him.
10. That the Doctor has deceived the Rev. DR.. VIII
son.-Dr Sleigh has had communication ,ckaferer
With DIR. Wilson, it was the Rev. DIR. Brewnlee who
wrote to the Rev. DIR. Wilson, requesting to make every
possible inquiry about DIR. Sleigh. f71 -
=, 10. That the certificate from a Digntary of the
Ihurch oil Eng land, stating that the DIR. aicays
empary IN hs morals correct in his principles and
strictly honorable in every transaction Of Iife was
obtained in Ireland, not in Englsnd.-It was dated
" Ceca street Strand II Iondon- any one who doubte
can see il at the Doctors residence. = s. i.
H. That the Doctor hus not single testimony SUBJ
sequent to The uial-1he above certificate is dated
Nov, loth 1888 only two months before the Doctor left
London, and three years after the tiaf.
i8 That Beechey, the expelled Secretary OF the Hos
plial Is now Sir William Beechey.-Tbis person il W.
Nelson Beechey, and is now an insignificant Attorney
in some part of England. = - ~ \ III ,
l9- That the Rev. Basil Wood is now President of
OF Cansnge College.-The said Rev. Basil Wood is
dead nearly FIVE years. - =
~ That the Doctor had run OF from Cincinnati after
defraudng lady Of $1800-Suppose him TO be really
IN deot to her this sum, she has his bill which will
be due for IA months. 'l'l 1T ~ lt
Il. That The Doctor was thrown into Feon's gail,
as eion. He was merely arrested for debt on this
lady's ipse Dirt - = - = -
- That IT was for swinding he was arrested there.
The letters from the Rev. Doct. Wilson, Mr.. Drake,
the member of the bar, and Mr. Handbook all of that
city, alsify this. fsr..- F--7 h. 100,
% That the In6des Of Cincinnati had nothing TO do
in the businessThe fact Of Edward Tuiie, the Indel
pawnbroker, the patron Of Fanny Wrigh the expora-
hon OF Mr. Owen, Sem, being the vefy bottom Of it,
alsi6es this. Moreover, all Mr.. Bachelors assertions
ARE based mems letters whose nanIeslc h afraid 10
make public, because he knows them to be INFIDELs.
"a That this lady had actually lent the Doct. $780,
and he is in debt for that sum- Admit she lent
him this sum, what i'll not her board and living with
him in his private family for 10 months amount 10!
what cash has he advanced her end who defrayed
her expencesl Yet she swore to the Whole although
here must be at least $500 or 1000 dollars deducted
Ind her adviser the next day the DR. owed him
>l8OO What will accusations from such persons 90 fort
%. That this lady is obliged in consequence of
he Doctors conduct, turn teacher She was alway,
teacher, and nothing else.
70. That the Doctor gave her only twenty dollars
Us great alsehood as any Of the preceding-as her
eceipfs prove