New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

III, fond. Of the Book COrc,n The su.nes S'p,I@
MEET AID been for good many yess sae ,, " s
system aud hes reached n " i0A"Ss'"'"' "f'
can whaf Ss e aetion Of the General couferencei"
The General Conference ut its session heid III Broom
lyu in May, 1872 made searching review o. tne
cation and ndorsed The repor! OF Tue BOON mo encie,
OF the Book Concern" ,.. 49, Non,
when did you sever your connection with the 'oh'
In May 1872 resigned my position. but continued ,sa
10 assist the present incumbent Dr. NELSON up ~ VA
following December. As evincing the feeling toward
me al this time let read this document loT"huo" w
me sometime afterward: lreadinel ..,,.,,.
The committee whom assigned the duty 70 pel@T sh
minute the occasion Of the resignsen o. We SOCIETY," q
he hTiao Episcopal USu9s a' the oe Of Treasurer Of
S,5 10 ske dis minute as expression Of the character
and by him That through Az me pro
See the Office and discharged the duties of Treasurer Of the
MS Ss n. s0i SsSg called me into
an that his accounts extending through long penod ard
amounting millions Of dollars have always been correct ana
the aasT OF Che sOe e. e., ID s"d ., 1n'S
worn Of the church the of missions
our church shown BY the use Of his personal credit
thanks That regret that although be has ei coRrSneI & m
filed so ably satisfactorily will still be associated with to
BY bis counse and eoopersOns 10 our efforts tor the extension
S 4 $' !; s SS 8 W. Committee
" Aie trpe copy DAVID TERRy. Recording Secretary
" 70 the my knowledge this feeling has IN no
wise changed up the present time. such, | tnlnk
you will find to be the case upon inquiry among those
connected with the Concern Conference don't think
/ can say more. II the documentary evidence have
shown sufficient proof OF my integrity, as has
regarded the affairs of the Missionary Society, then
shall seek further yindicatiOn. l am In hopes,
though, 10 refuta in the same column IN which the
charges were made"
"Do you know anything Of the whereabouts OF Charles
Carlton of the Union Trust COmpanyi :"
mo. Sir | do not. II represented In one OF the
morning papers that he stopping at my house, but
such was not the case was at the bank upon Inc me
Friday that he left, and conyersed with hlm. he
seemed much excited at times, but attributed Tito the
run upon the bank, and feeling that they might sus
pend. He tnen remarked This run viii XII me.
While with him, he suddenly from his desk
and went out. supposed, 10 get some refreshment
and have not heard OF him since nave writ
ten, teegraphed, and made every inquiry in my
power. TO learn whereabouts, out without
success. / knew nothing Of his obligations
until afterward. He was very foolish 10
have taken the course he did for think could have
aided him IN his trouble He was pure-mlnded, whole
souled boy and never knew HIM to be guilty OF ds
honest action. Such the character he gained IN the
number OF years spent in the employ OF the united
States Trust Company. | know who led HIM into these
speculatons in Walst., and VINO directly TO blame
Previously Charles in very good circumstances Tor
"a Of mis- age he worth, perhaps from S20nOOO
10 100000. tried 10 persuade him TO keep out OF wall
st., bur purpose and it has proved his utter rum
/ know nothing further in this matter"