The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04
INDIANAPOLIS. May %. 1S4S.

attendance Of Judge Nc Lean at Churchs Intimacy
,eith an .1roved .a5ohtonist-Shr Among The Wings
in Regard TO i,-Gene, al Taylor the Strongest Man
the Wings can Bring Out
During a week spent here, have noticed with ad.
miration the beautiful churches Of the different Pro-
tcsant dcnominatio The several Presbyterian and
Methodist structures, large, commodious, highly
architectural without fanciful display, and convent
emily located From the crowd tina. wendell their way
in the direction of these temples, yesterday infer
that this is decidedly church-going people After
listening for some time to the discussion among the
boarders guests the Palmer House. to choice
Of good preaching" went TO Wesley chapel, and
heard the Rev Mr. Holiday discourse from the words
Take heed, therefore, how ye hear, '-(Luke S, xv)
lie divided his according to the classes which
usually make up consregationfrst, the mere church.
going; second the listeners to the words Ct the
speaker and third, they who in hearing drink Of the
spirit of the gospel The eloquent divine gave to each
The Hon. Judge Mclean among the listeners
He attracted the of all present being in position
the pulpit where he faced the congregation and
could be conspicuously from every part OF the
house. | could not help coming to the conclusion
that this designed arrangement, though
charitably hope not with the Judges consent. His
honor black cloth frock coat Of the style
few years since, white linen pants strapped tho
boots black satin vest and cravat full plated shirt
bosom, crossed by n heavy gold watch guard; and on
retiring he white linen gloves and carried an
umbrella. On reaching the Palmer House, instead
of retiring TO his md there mediate what he
had heard, the preacher said those Of the third
class Of his congregation would do the Judge tarrcd
in the reading room and from dozen Of fos Of
papers selected the Cincinnati Enquirer md road with
great apparently the several latest numbers and
until the bell summoned him to dinner The Judge.
then although a member Of the Methodist churca did
not on this occasion take heed how ho practisea what
he heard.
There resides here a certain Dr. Acklcy, who Is
aboltonist Of the most ultra and fanatica class and
openly espouses political abolitonism Some stir
made among the wings few days past on account Of
the frequent calls of this Dr. Ackley Judge Mclean
Mt the atters private The jealousy Of the wings
to the propriety Of such open intimacy with
avowed abolitonist-who, at the time, too, de-
nounccd Clay, Scott Csrwin, and Taylor unfit to
receive his support but, admitting that If the wings
would nominate Judge Mclean they might expect his
and other aboltidnists votcswas still more excl
ted by tho circumstance Of the Judges lady and her
son, Mr. Gerard also here having visited the family of
DR.. Ackey and took tea.
Some Of the wings say that the motive which prompts
this social intercourse with Dr. Ackey is too papabe
To be misu nderstood think so too
II is now admitted by wings, and assentcd to by de
mocrats, that the only wing nomination that can In
any manner compete with the Cass and Butler ticket
viii DO that Of General Taylor.
WESTERN SCRIBE.