New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
nv mutual eonssn, tho Row Dr. sieer was called. and

by mutual consent tho Row. Dr. oicer was c'no'' Hn"
| testified:
luna a mem,or Of the Sub Committee N which Bishop
Simpson was Chairman; saw judge Reynolds AMI MIR:
F,ncler ut TIN meeting OF that Committees nanerooa
Mr. FaBcher that no had no connection with the Good
enough snit, he was not the attorney In TIC case bu
tho gentemen who had charge OF the case bad their OF
fee In the building ~ no, ant no thought he hd
influence enough with them 10 ftup e.sn. II The ri
OF Ianahaa should be stopped be would do all he could
10 end the Guodenough suit; I'D not understand nm AS
promising 30 stop The suit. 80
The subcommittee prepared plan OF settlemert'
which written out and reported 10 the Committee
and wl4ch contained q Withdrawal OF tho charges ana
contemplated cessation Of the agitation on the part on
relations with the attorneys OF Mr. Goodenough ana ne
thought he could influence them aud Mr. GoOdenougn 20
withdraw the suit Mr. Fanrher expressly stated thht 30
not the attorney and could therefore make no prom
ie the withdrawal OF the suit further than his ad
vice and influence might effect It.
Mr. Fanehcr asked Judge Reynolds II be would now
to stop tie suti Judge Reynolds said e woud nor ~
back any statement, bat hc would agree that VIII ii
have stated It little TOO stroR understood him
Mr. Fapcbcr thon called the Chairman DR.. Brooks
who testified
The prosecution bore rested their case.
Gen Moore prc cuted a resolution asking the Bishons
TO communicate to the Committee whether M ther es
nation any testimony had been cut OF by tho rulings OF
the Committee which necessary to enable tnem he
BIshops TO reach conclusion, assuring them II such
we're the case that the Committee wonld so far suspend
their ruas to admit any and all matters WHICH tho
DR. sicer considcreii II m extraordinary thing 70 at
tempt to get the Bishops to supervise t4o SomhtIge;
The Bishops said nc, not part OF the Court ana
only have collateral. interest Ia rendering decision
The Committee has taken the respogs blity to rue Ont
the esfxOny, les tfaee the music, ana not Try 10
put She burden upon the Bishops
Gen. Moore said She COIHmi tco had made no rulings
which he not willing 10 see 20 ou To thc legal WOr1
and 70 be Judged 10y. When tie caso vas summed
up the Committee would bring Ia their decision ald tno
Bishops theirs IL may appear to the latter thas av
have been raed out which they need In order 10 ts
up their verdict. III there Is such matter, "o ""h' ~
give IL to thea now. .-.. .tooo of nro-
Dr. bingham wa opposed Mt the present. stage oi mV
ceedlnys 10 Introducing any paper tint seehi ~
way 10 ma ke the Committee back upon us ~ to
Dr Woodruff introduced again bis rcsoiutioh VI '
,porring sPs. on as q substitute. ,no-i M
The Cnmmlttee proceeded 10 work user Ihto
indians resolutions and substitutes IoI & s'ny,gb
% - with difficulty keeping SIM Ong ~
10 nsre1ar project 10 vote. Ihfeo opnIos ~
NE First coufiHe the inycstS itlOh sllcy "
mr. anahan,s causes for going into ciNlI eo,, hna
an,nneing him 10 bring whatsoever cIdiscs
~ frlud he had against DE- CIiIsoh
and not acaiust tho Book C0ncern second, 70
make division of the testimony that a. 10 eohclule tho
trial according tO the present rulings Dt, before SVns
a verdict, to allow DR.. Janahan TO brlbs whab new
he had aud thus make new case, tue decision
of which should, with that Oi the hrst ease MAKE te
final verdict; and, third to suspend toe rulings ana
allow DR. Lanahan perfect freedom In conducting h;
Gcense whole sujees might have full ana maj
Investigation.
In the midst OF the mudilc, which was rapidly grow
ing worse the Committee adjourned TIL 10 O'Clock tuls
morning.