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they have never deviated, and which upon the
proof tuIp ont tn la fha tr11a dactrinn2

years, another had long before rented his pew,
and the third was high in Office in another
parish, and refused to sell his pew, in this one,
though offered its cost and interest. The Bufror-
ings Of these complainants, IN view Of the Rev.
Dr. Cheney'e ministrations, must have bean
OF an exceedingly severe character. They are
certainly likely to be protractod. They have
mestDeg s0nsst tba relief n,s, Il any The
Church. On the contrary. the wardens and
vestrymen have been, by q unanimous vote di-
rected to employ DR.. Cheney Tho query is
again inevitable, whether the usafructory right
Of pew-owner gives him = standing in a. court
Of equity to enjoin an entire congregation from
pew-owner never having objected by voice or
vote to such action on their part The defend
ants must necessarily obey the corporation OF
which they are officers, and it is for any share-
time md place before he comes into court 70
complain. The case having been set for hear
ing on the I'd Of June, Mr.. Fuller, Of counsel for
the defendants, applied for further tlme, ana
fled an affidavit in support OF nus aPpIsc3:lon, -
opened up by the complainanta; and tho TACT
that his time had been substantially occupied in
dancing attendance on the getting in Of the COM
plainants' proof. This statement was very long,
and wouud no with tho assertion that tho de-
nonent had not elaborated to any further extent
FOR want OF time. As it WAS, we Hhould think it
would fill, il printed. about two columns OF this
paper.
I'd that E was essential ia tba neace If the
Church TINT the controversy should come to. an
end He insisted that the affidavit was INSULT
cient.
Chief Justice Williams thought the statement
Counsel far defendants l,ad shown reanonable
diligence. The case had passed into wide,
and to him unexpected, field OF litigation. Tho
cause was worthy OF careful preparation and
The Conrt fJndoe Williams being = rigid
d;ac;nlinnrian ~ tI,c orthodor tvno. had been
--'1;1,1 ans;nat tho Iafend.n.s M IT, th;s time1
Ind mt feretoforo fnllv understood the scopc of
;no1r o h1It aeaed rom +ha ac;o
- IL con,n,a;nsnIta that thia was not ~ Tho
;nas+ena ~ env ~ ~ Gnr",, - e,,aodv doc;aon
+a ~ ~ .sros4 ~ 49, a,,o Jae;p;o abnn1d b.
WIS a4t aa sAJS' s % seas aa ~ r. ~
t - .1at o.a,,o ao4,,a, +ss;,,t a,raa
tnen sngges:eo tnAs pelPs souls! ~ ast1e
W sslPu1a1on ~ suu ~ 4i'a
eApee.oa ~ P.oso - ten ~, as' :e4s4 '1.a. 1Is
foneF aPpeaseo WIN ,"ensy c.os'e.{ "tI.gr he1f
~ =, da.rad n RTT 91'1 1,5J ~ e;,1,, -
tne stlpuia.un ~ Ae fa.o5 :-,sait
ths iequess me leeIeI gnt.en aon1a a ,nsnt
a1ap'e 20 ~ asep. . anM Mana. tm ~ u 0otoha5 Ta
over to me hfst money N oot9per' o1o tne
urgency OF tne eopAnam' ~ fsot eA1 t ~
1lar luncs1le aiose oh e .ao' ot tnu
supreme Gou!s ueets 4 pus uIo0 {ea1
n thus dlgs3on' ano 'aas szda n :; sepsamoel; @ 81
Il, therefore, tn1s case u uecueo u IL; an'ol i u
the oeienaanss, auotnel sen uuss ~, " :'1.t :ou
uetoae 1no nas.oi ~. ~ 1;,4eo4 .atLs - afor
5an;a;n4,' ra.choa r. ~ coTnn1a;nsnfa win and
10 Iafandsnta annaa1 tbe Rav r.. Cheney
Tlod OF tlme and the pah8s OF the conplalnanss
remain unassuaged.
Upon the whole, the result fs father eEenly
balanced, Doth a1oes nelng 1horoueniy connaen1
dict the outcome OF the struggle, but IT begins 70
be now evident that the counsel Tor the he7. IT.
Cheney have more eond legal ground 70 6tano On
than has been generally suspected.
man has never been lawfully tried, that is to
say, by any ecclesiastical court, canonlca1-
y constituted this case Is at an end
II snou4o also 10 tet1eulpeleu taas aouo - tno
9nession8 1 now ta;seG a. ~eEe @ pasvu aPo1 ~ a s
not in their present shape. Nor has Judge
Williams as yet; adjudicated upon theua,-counse1
- -ao1, +1,a dsmnr,ar hafoTe that oent1eman
+'tIu! 49,, 10 saa a a,t;roi d;arnt and ia
IN 1act, nS ohses ale entue.s - .,t;rai
one now Oh tne calpes ula5y 1ece1se Ill eatAoA5
different solution.
It is one thing for civil courts to decline to IN
Will II "a nnta another When tfs cors
~ ~ daa;da ,,,,nu +a nrone-tV 1chts
OF third persons, not parties to such alleged &C.
clesiastlcal act1on ..
IN apse this case pe5nsps aa as
beer brought into court n this country.
oun ED1AS POLICY. .,.
The Rev: Dr. Patterson, the former pastor OF
Iea--eo., Z. r1s a4hytarian Chllrc1 rrnnannnaa
upon Our Indian Policy" to the extent Of threo
long columns in the current number OF the In
ko15or5 Tho subicct is treated in m original and
;ndanandent mnnner. He does not imnaach
;t1s a. - o~~oot ,o1;+;oo1 7,.-+;os II
tnIa y thev ,n a1;ro esarve bataver rn;so op
cs1'a11Te he}onra to einca1a and eaTnost rttennia
to raiso feg from thistlos to ciyilze and Chris
.an1e aHs ZegsTahe oh in onr nnc afa;ra ta5
tho eYcentionnI treatment of the Indians. We
rogard at1 other men "A ennal beforo tha law.
and command their obedience to the laws but
navar drenn of beseechinr md solicitino the
1ood behavior Of the Indiane He savs:
boo0 ~ ~ ~ -
The best and most s71tuous "h1fe e.tizen tne sof
der VINO nae 1ougas tae oases o1 aao s ean
only peemps TWO Quarter SECTIONS 3xo acsea o. .no
pubic DOMAIN; ou1 even ne rea lad.an nas pre-
enpted ior nm n y solemn mn ac1 O. .onsrees, sny
thonsands OF acfes N me EasL soiea!y
% Han 1hs t gona e ~ t =.