New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
TRIAL or THE REH. STEPHEN Il. TYING

ADDRESS OF JUDGE FULLERTON FOR THE RE-
sPoNpENT AND Mr.. NASH FOR THE PROSE-
CUTIoN.
The Tyng trial was resumed yesterday
ornne IN st. Peters Church at 10 o'clock m The pro-
eeedings were opened by prayer, after which Judge
Fullerton rose and addressed the Court He said that the
case had been so fully reviewed by his colleague r Cort
land Parker that he had but little left to say but the Inn
nortanee OF the case only TO his client but TO the Prot
esant Episcopal Church in general must be his excuse
fSr fSe 70 TSng for ocans in the parish Of anoher
minister without the latters permission mat s Wss
n involved dispute between the two great parties Of the
Church He then read over the testimony of Dre Muh'
bds er own without consent Of tic ectors
Of those parishes, and ALSO In relation 70 te use Of inc
cases where books were not 70 be nad. he
called attention to the resolutions ~ ln which were
eompimentng the Bishop for having, after such long
fObaanc determined 70 epfOrce the Ia law & S me fnTea
Church in NewJersey, and said that there were more
cOmmuHcants belonging to II than t6s WnEe Ss o.
Y% Church had lately held s centenary. and subscribed
s s a escg al SSSt %S VCS only Of
tensehe had appeared IN czen,s dress ana gave out
stsy nor for Io.rnorrows SUM- - =
and "a II happens this very hymn had been in the
Protestant Episcopal Church for 100 years before was
adopted by the MethOdss II Mr. Tying had gone to st.
read the prayers for the dead which ne then read as
Lord our Peieemer who purchased mankind by Thine oSn
blood raising by Thy death from the sting Of death and giving US
everlasting e by Thy resurrection, grant r 10 all Who hds th
asleep kolNess the desert ip the cities at sea or on nd ana
10 ali places priests and bishops The solitary and the
welded all generations and IT them jon Thy hedreHy KING
dom. where Thou hvest and Teignest -
Lord Fountain Life Who By Ts divine manhood dost SET free
meuy Thy servants Who pass hence to Ihe 20
faith dwelling place In the joy Of paradise Lord our SAVIOR who
comfort not away Thy servants from that pleasant land
ofrest" - -, A..
After few minutes delay, Mr. Nash rose to close the
the prosecution In opening the charge, ne SAID
that the opposing counsel had spoken for outsiders ana
not for the court He also denied that Mr.. Tying was
charged Being minister OF the Gospel, he preached
tho Gospel" H. for instance, he had preached so as TO
disturb Mr. Fullerton, would he not be stopped what
for Not because he preached the Gospel but because
he preached IL where he had right There was great
difference between preaching the Gospel and practcng
H. The canon which MI. Tying was tried existed IN
the Romsh Church before the Bishop of Rome wished TO
do what this respondent wansyiz TO do whatever he
liked. lIaughterl Mr. Tying has parish embracing
families to attend to- has he not enough 10 40 wlthou
attempting 10 evangelize NewJerseyf lLaughterl II
he would say they all Christians, and had nothing
more TO do why Christopher Myers under his teach
ing for four years. never becoming COMMUNICATE !
Ifisses lie then read the declaration signed by mem
bers OF the Episcopal Church In favor OF Mr. Tyng ana
asked II they who signed dare to stand up and say ne
who did not preach the Gospel of Christ preached the
Gospel OF AnttChnst Why, these do not know what
they are talking about the only excuse that can be made
for them is that they must intensely ignorant Iron
cal laughter and cries Of Oh Oh Shortly after this
Nash closed his address little after g. and the Court
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