New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
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Moss < Bs,cH-Sir have Just oFvnei yoar So, :
NJ ApT 25th and tamiltsr haze become with ,h- .f
,ccuseTS whom Paul taught expect ia ,hss ,, ar.
was still u,ors amazed your hsgdihooJ Yoa b1;s
s.xp oF rss DEurslos.lt VIII doubles. b. nso,,l
ed by the OF readers that hve or sis ws
since F-rher Miller uotoriety puhl;1
ed ettr l,ttactly stating ia' hs had arTeG s,s al
Of ipyii other particular DAY. the me wh., ~
world TO be burned but that y >olrnmly believed ,,
great eveat would take pacr time between The si =
March S;3, and the 3lSt Of March, isat''
How can p0ar readers rrco,-cg any thiag .bso,;,
unless ey have other paper published by n
h,eSt man. On th evening ot the s,b of November I
6t heard she that Mr. Miller had named i,y j.
which he expected he comIn; II Chs, Judge the we;3
Dr Brownee stated IN The pulpit OF the putch Reorn4
Church Al Newark that he had hSed the 2!h ii April OF
course he had from Kaowing that his sermon
would b2 reported Ia the Nswiork Herald immealsrv
sent uo;e to the editor who the morning OF the llih
had the f,iraess say connection with Dr. BrwuIes;,
ta,er,za Miller does say whas DAY month lie osy
( SAYS some ,ime III the course Of lSiS
The next tin,e annd the islsshood ttueibl. shan
saw IL IN December published BY anonymous write! In
the We.tcra Empire At Dayton, OHIO i2 did say sha,
"a, was that Ar Miller had fixed The nert week
writer In the paper conadcred the iasShood aud CALI
ed for proof The reply cannot repeat Tor cut cut
and sent IL 20 YOU but well remember these words Ia sub.
>taace:
Thar Mr. Miller has fixed day perttdy nosoross,
,l f ,nthorit, would refer 10 the Ntw-Yurk Saa"
, ,s nh. r,.l,G.,l M. sbau the 10Th Of Japuary
/ -, -, - :, ,ots ., ,.,n IN which I sand
s Miller has txs any day, or even month and the
3I April has with any pfopbetc pruodse
ftuei 10 by han or iay oi hts friends
did no; keen cop, of dis fot did not kaow rhlt ws
I.,l with a ,nrl 50 reckless la knaycry | called
M ,,,, o,xt norunlr TO know why II was NOT published
y, mad ,altr, excuse and i,ked ii could Got get
,..,,,, ~, NJ Miller him<.lf roII HIM II uonn
,.,i.,, nd ,,,>pu. r,u. bur Won said you would
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t,,I = ,,, ,u, O.. elea, Al the boItom wrote 20
no., ,,b.r, h., ,l., w, bur the l.r,r-
,,..,, IN, NJ, lne, Afterwards You asked ms il I
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considerable 'nNe'N 20 receive u ~ t,v we 90 " "
airy he passed through ie Guy 20 '"e" per
sonav mentioue, Your offer hun, Ani h promised 10 At
,l ~ II Surh were IN. engagements however iecur-
thar wa, uor t the nia,h Of Frbu.
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irl tnt received me l'''eF, q copy " '" P,S" "
your hands Ii. sdme a1y '"' Ns,i 'Fl''S S0"'
promise In publi,h it. Late on the following evening gave
,t :, tb ,hl,>her, of th. Tribune where It appeared
-, y rl.n,r,,t,b
,,.l. ,,,r,trd. / me; you in the street aud ~.
ll ,,, ,r ,our nromise and asked ydu why the ets.
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Thus ti contradiction oi iaSeh"o' circulated on h"cS
.UruoRIrr has been IN Your hands more than ionrtsea
,L IN which time Won have not published IT, OF Il BE-
| IN, ., r,In, -
''e'tl ii'"''' ~ " ~" nav I"'S' y
publishing on t't -"'' ''ls' Tue ''oH " "''u 'e
cymau who upon his ow" "nanh'fNrd fancy, predicted
the eud Of the world O'clock Ia the mom,g Of OctO
her I'd 1898 and the only reason he had for IL vas, thar th,
numrra value of the letters in tc,t he selected at random
amounted 1883 W. need more evidence than You have
given the whole story OF those fashionabl.
lie, called hoaNes Bn, matter Whether false,
II affords convenient opportunity 'o shfHg "p popular
hatred ss"Hs iho'e VINO honestly '"d' ana believe the
o'n'.'
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4'" r.0>'s'
,r, h,J h cl,t.J nm, ai ,L s,.nrIl J -,
.bicI, ,n, had r,., th-i ,r,.ason, Thy had bs d.
priye Of ther sns rut To- participation ip the a,4et.
ed transition; aud like o. good sturdy citizens they
'9'sd That they would not stand any such 80 they
3, Kin mil h ,ar,, Sa,i -, r, H., I. J
would have arrived for tn. old man. had not the auhoi,s
saYsd him with much e,ertion and difficulty WerecO@
mrhd NE ca" ~ j"ihef Sehns 10 ne as"tre consider
aif"H Of the htinifss ." NE 93a ''st.
Having thu, reviewed the facts, gv- the remainder Of
do not saw ,our stug es-but rhennbc will compare
~ ,,.,a,, and ;od r ,, ,,c -, -, ,l Gu
's, i1- -, -" ''y " |'' ''"
ri, @'" T., s"'"e " we
tolook for the final ii,"lnt, Of all th,ay t., aras
whole year TO come We dren proper to state ha! We have
u upon lhe most lhd'Ipuais authority that MILLER f"
e., sb5, ,li TO- ~ fI r..nr,ft ms
canie OF rLis city and by the Way he Is gentleman q
u.doub.d yrracily that whe holding conre,
uon with Mr. Muller several mouths ago, that p"gonagea as
the ead day Aprl 1913 the world would be d.,troysdby
"'f aa' "fSed our 'f'r"" I" make PfePafanon
'"! '''s "' more ip'''a '"aH the ABOVE 'hf ,i".
'f mas otn D'o,r me pubic as preacher io more h1i
,"sr 'f1i '' IDS 's''fd sever" thousand um's' anu
~, - -! SUE" ui's MS "f''"s' w ''l''
Volumes ne 'et pamphlet edition OF them IN 1881 IS no"
before NJ e"utied- Evidence from Scripture and h''t0J