, 1870-05-10
ANOTHER CLERICAL SINNER,
Excitement Among tho 1kesaoe"e. y.
F;x*cx, N1nns..-Ehc UntNcFs
y1tnt.tcr Ordered from ToHVn-A
Thrent of Turing and Fcntherins
Induces u Tlnsty Exit.

t,xxrx. mnne..-Thc UnavcrHnitsf
mfnt.tcf Ordered from ToWn-A
,rhreat Of TnrrluE and Fcntherins
Induces u Tlnsty Exit.
From the Boston Times, Adyd-
The pastoral village Of Essex, ca situated 20, o.
Hostop, and noted for ills shipbuildiuS inter;
eats. via thrown into state Of comnaotion and
excitement on Saturday lsst By = development
Of tho shameful deeds and doioEs OF unl-
versalist minister Of tho town. The stones n
circulation at first appeared to DO 81 too ser
ms a natura to admit OF their belief With
ont Investigation, but wcre eventually YEN
fed in ever particular. The Bubject OF the
stories vaB the pastor Of the First un!Ferahlts1
Society, Frederick Fremont Losea ,.;aona, q Mam,
wolf in the shccrfold Of religion and places
lin in the ranks OF othcrs OF lis ilk who have
l1iecraced their calling as 1ninlsters o. tie u1s
| Del= and again shaken confidence IN those VINO
s-,,,f Dining tho month Of June Of last year
! Frederick Fremont Lowell, then resident Of
| Hafnstab!o, received . cali to the pastor1to Of
| the First Universa1ist Society Of Essex, AMI no
entered upon the labors on tho first Sabbath IN
Juno, taking up bis rcsiacnce with Eoang
married LADY named Story. Three months had
scarcely gone by ere rumors Of serious IN
rnrtancc 10 tho young diyine'a standing IN the
Community reached the public car, and What
Dame Scandal first circulated Informally MS wns
residence 1t the lady's home ho became lns'iul
and 1ccherous, and Mrs. Story. being Young
and prcttv, he made 1dvances which she indlf',
nantly repened, but at the time wlthhald
from publicity because tn shurc 3, ns sranre
, to say,. hc again tried lis blandishments,
Int with the game SUCCESS as before, and,
committing some act OF indiscrotlon winch
:, 1ouscd tie indignation Of tho people Of ths
q family. they determined to ekpose @ MM; anu anu
= thon comp}ained Of for his misconduct, aud his
: casc was brought to tho attention OF thu grand
iury OF the county, but no ball was roturaed
y arainet him. This latter fact roassure1 tht
= congregation Of which Lowell was pastor, au.
!, he 3ts restored to the confidence and oales1
J. Of the society, my doubts that existed eSa:d
!: int, lin morality and excellence as & Chzis!a'
u u Gentleman being removed by. his exculoa
~ ~ fiou. as it was considered, By the Gfaa
"a Jury. He w1s then taken lnto t4e ANU: -.
- :. Ir. David Durnhs.n, ship-bu1ldcr OF th
y, y, town and prominent member OF tbs bnivc'
" ~ salist Society. aud here he had resided dnEin
'o ~ i period Of eight months until Saturday las
~ ~ | when r,lmors that had been circulated for
~ ~ TIC Developments were such aa to prove him
l.o Elack-learted ecoundrel At Mr. Burnhnm
~ house, OF in it's immediats vicinity, it apPea
y. number Of little girls, aged from to
yeass were Sa Of to these ea1,
Try tho lustful Frederick was in the hal
i" ; Of inviting into lis study. No particular q q
tcntion was paid to this fact until ono OF I.
little girls became frightened and told her P
rents of something that Lowell had been c
dc.yoIiug to do. An Investigation was th
Tuadc. aud it appeared that tho rascA b
tricl to seduce number Of the children =
~ eai youpe ladies' from TO 16 years Of age Bel
tIa convinced that Lowell WAS Is great rassal
iec ;n1- Durham waited upon him last Saturday MOI
!u iuE. ard nftcr charging him with the crimes