New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

.b regard IN foreclosure" 1eniency" &c. IL is moi
true TINT the former has been thus advised nor mao
Mrs B the least foundation for the suPposihon, iha
any "leniency' would be objected to-
The gentlemen report further
ash has exhibited to which Is In her hspds q.
TREASURER amounting STU viz Si % in god ana 80
81 In bank bills and has askec advice as TO sale pae
OF deposi; for tGud she submit The whole matter 10 Tie
Society its annual meeting and take is ana dfec'on u
| regard 10 i'll
In Appeal No ! Mrs B states. that she has in
her hands S445 OF the Socieys funds ha; she has de-
posted in safe bank. in her name The differ
ence between S445 and ST'2, is SS2.. Il Mrs Beatty
had a, the time she published the above statement s
more than the which she reported even halt this
amount was there deception, no covering up IN
reporting less amounts "Fscts are stubborn things
and happy is he that condemnetb himself IN that
thing which be alloweth.
For The sake of those who have heard little OF the bis
tory of the late controversy between the American re-
male Moral Reform Society anG their former treasure!
upon which so much idle gossip and utter fssenooo mas
seen predicated we present the following wellatesed
facts lst Mrs. BIS annual report, presented !Hs1
Nav was found 10 inaccurate and she refused 10
have il rsexanlned and corrected, as desired oy Tue
Board the auditors certificate was withdrawn
ID Subsequent 20 this she refused 20 submit the mat
tiers OF difference impartial arbitration, refused also 10
pay the Societys bills by order OF the Board and senu
ously withheld the books funds bond and mortgage be-
longing 20 the Society both before and after the Boar"
and lis auxiaries had by formal vote, ana tor scisst
cause declared her office vacant and appointed ne"
Treasurer.
gage appeared. and she apprehensve that Church
action might she asked through her husband and
obtained letter OF te;hdrGrdi not OF recommendation
from the Methodist Episcopal Church OF which she was
member and thus avoided IN investigation being had
before her Church where, If any where she might
have looked for equal justice, as not one fHo ~ sis
Church is or has been connected with the Moral Reform
Society. - !,
4,h Ate: refusing the en;reates of her pastor and
friends 10 Law this matter before impartial judges and
abide their decision she has obtained er pare testimony
IL. ,hn world az her defence
We did not know, until recently, that Hon Judge
EdmonGs belonged 10 the knickrboekG 'dmtg o.
Jndges who having heard one SIDE make up tneiF MINDS
and prefer hear the Other lest their opinions
be changed We have controversy however with
either of the honorable gentlemen. They may nave
meant very we'll be aad, from pure sympathy
or gaanry may have given the weight OF their venera
bic names as reporters OF Mrs. BIS approximation.
Rn in view of this noble expression of their interest FOR
AN individual and for the public veal we cordially M
ve them to look also at the other side The board VIII
be happy to exhibit 10 them-at any time tna II may
suit their conveniencetheir books. vouchers docu'
mentary and verbal testimony that If called again 10
act in the premises they will have the advantage OF nav
ing acquired more definite personal knowledge
Oi-ERY-Does NOT an individual who assumes 10 be
the Treasurer of Benevolent Society. holding their
funds for months and regarding them as subject only TO
her own control choosing her own Auditor refusing 10
pay their bills Withholding their books etc and giving
an opportunity for but pIrte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
singular anooiy in the moral world. her course OF
action were to establish precedent for all others IN SINH
lar relations what would be its effect upon Society III
larger Perhaps Judge E, IN ms oincial capacity
NAV vet have occasion the principle in other cir
cumstances
We have only add that with the above facts before
them an intelligent; common sense community VIII
scarce need learned id, disfHsoR to enable them 10
determine between the right and wrong and we are
very sure that these facts will be comprehended by our
so called "creduous AuXi!iares, so fully thar iew II
any will be in danger of forming an opinion NANNY
w. - 9y order Of The Erecutire Committee.