, 1874-07-07
Bealnulna OF the Ira Brown Trla''--
The l.oy. Dandy's Case.
The Kind Of Il Church the hev'
NJ. j. Savage Is Going 10.
II Gives 1tsolf One Name and 1ts Old
Pastor Gives II Another
napttsts and Metlolists IN chtcago---
The s9ntiay:school Unton'

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lue At their rooms IN Mccormick Block yesterday
tho Rev. G. L. Thompson IN tue ohsif'
Thcro Teso twenty miniatezs and four layn'en
present. ...-..-
WESTMINSTER CuuncH.
4 call from the Westminster Church to the
Rev. nir. Burril1 offering him e., 400 yoafi "as
read BIZ Dir, Kitlredse, and accepted BY Mr. lug
rill.' 4 committee Wan sppointed TO se'ees min
tstaxs to inetall him, and they reported a. fol-
lows, not, howaYor, fixing the date:
,fodtyator-Yho Ray; OhsrIss L. Thompson.
Ss,7s,o,.-The Kev. 4. +. KIttredge.
eSers hares e e &c &c peSgsTb ppaS.sefTba R.y. H. dIso
The report WAS adopted.
THAT APpEAL.
The Rev. big. TrorbriisEo moved thas ene Aes'
Dr, Patterson be appointed to defend before the |
syuod tho action Of tho preabyterJ in Prof.
6wing'e caee. ,...-.-
Dr. Patterson declnea, aud, though thera VAS
eomo dfapositon to hAyo him shoulder the re-
spousibity On account Of bis abilities and quail
6cations, thoao who urged his appointment yield-
ad unon hia dating that he WAS suffering from q
nervous affection, and could not possibly dis
charge tho duties Without Injury to his health.
DR., Kit.radge asked if tho fact that Mr. Noyea
had been Prof. SWINGS counsel debarred him
from representing ths preabytory-
Mr, Noyas remarked that he would have
enough to do In t.ling care Of Prof. Swing.
Mr. 70 rsythe moved that Dir. Eoyes be ap7
pointed to appear before the Synod in the case"
MIR, N oycs supposed 1t would be his duty to
not As counsel for rrof. Swing; yet, II he bad
Withdrawn or Withdrew from tho Prasbytery be-
fore the session Of the Synod, Othello's ocoupa-
ton would be gonc Il be (swiug) should not
wtthnran, hs ha,iev~d it to be his duty to look
after his case. Hence to couple tns sro rsapou-
abilities upon one war moro than hecoud carry.
DR.. Patterson did nut think it necessary for
Prof. Swing to appear by counsel.
Tho Moderator .aid tho issue was letween the
prosecutor {Prof. Patton) and the PresDytery.
Tile motion waB agreed to.
LET IT DROP.
AIR. Mcleod said It seemed to Bomo that. by
little wiedom aud the exercise Of prudence on
the mart OF tho Prcsbytasy, the case might he
prevented from going bofors the Synod. lie
had prepared two resolutions, which ha would
submit without oomment in the hope Of settling
aud explaining the matter. and obyatiug lnis-
aprrehension and "aayo trouhle:"
tho case Of Prof Patton agatast Prot stug has heen
construed by tue rr1es bpth secular and rciKtuH as
virtual udorscaeut by this rreHbytyry Of pro sSlngs
Re,oised, That, shilo this presbyssry, by large
tority refused to sustain the charges brought against
obtained l,ring the Of TIM trial to warrant III
az rrcabytery in aamonishfug Prof Swing to be moro
careful n is tteranses n u.s ana no9e
EesoIrta M That this presbytery expros. ts disssp
proyal Of certain nttetnnceB used BY Prof. Swing
durinE thu corse Of the trial, because IN our judg-
sucpt lucy tsrereae1t tho status Of te Presbyterian
sent the octFos tsght by our Confession Il Fah
The language wa condemn ~ tue following that ts to
Tho Presbyterian Church permits a elesg, to ais-
tiusuigh thu artuat from the Church historic. To
the presbytcrlRu Church actual hare thus fur do
heart, Chief among tho doctrines which o,u Church
bag passed BY aa being Incorrect 9f H. AZ osslGe
With look toward dark fasalism or which destroy
the nunuan will, indicate tho narnnation of some
nta or taat God ID, for f y own gory
NIr, Forsyshe seconded the motion TO adopt for
Tho purpose Of getting the resolution before the
budy. .....
Dir, Moves said ho would not do anything per-
sonai to arrest the contest II IL could he arrested
at the present imo,-nnythtng out OF reahon !;
bit it seemed to him the resolution contemplate
ed sort Of drun-head corrt-nlartial.
DIR. Bwazey roBe to point OF order. he tid
not think it proper to entertain the resolutions.
much }ess to discuss them.
Mr., Moves asked to be itst1ulgsd for few mo-
ments s,nco he had one Or two words to say TO
the question, ,.-...
iii. Walker thought it would be better to con-
code tue point.
to 20 on. believing h'm to be in order.
OBJECTIONS.
Dr.. Svazey said ne waH sorry to do 30, but be
thoulu lnye to appeal from the decision OF tue
discussion would taxa, and 10 did not think it
shoula be inlniged, beoanso discussion or action
iinon decision alEeedy made was unlawful. Ihe
point lie made was. that It Was improper for Air.
Sees to ss1 to tbs n?fs Of the m
Incc Of tho rsesbytory to correct q mistake made
on a prevloua occaBion.
Nir. Walker insistea that tho chair shonld give
decision on tho point Of order.
hir. Noyen asked what It Was.
Dr.. Swnzey repliod that tho Preabytery hat
nude q tiooInion in given eaHo, md resolutiont
9ore offered calling In question its wisdom aut
propriety Mr, Noyes roBe to speak to them, but
rotor to their merits. The point Of order ooult
sione be spoken to.
Mr. Noyas thought It was assuming to try th'
,aee over again, mud III a very summary way, b.
lueh al irregular proceeding. u tne rtastyi1r y r
the rcaoIut!ons--pnss theul-tt would unquos
tiuuably reverse Tho decision rontseraa d 70,
weoks nyo. Therefore he Thought they wey
out OF ortser' -
remarked that tho deesion OF the Preshytory ha
not oniy been giYon, but all appeal from 1t ha
6eon tahon; and, that botng the case, he waate
10 snom how notion on the resolutions woul
nnid not know TINT lhe body had anything i
pr parsisa.sx leu s to do with the question: snyva!
# 1ot eomptomiss 4 th9 h" ,'sSlo, naito
would be- modilal aud the caso affected wax
materially. =,
Ills Moderator was Of the opinion TINT tt
resolutions were OF ouch 2. natufe TINT tht
aifoctc,l the case, which Ind beon daeidod by Il
rrcppytoiy, and on whicA NJ appeal had aoo
iakon; and that they wore not uorely expla.'
tory OF ths action tint had been taken, t
nnpust. new uatter, aud therefore could uot
entertained. .-.,,
Mr. Mcleod then put luis preamble and roat
lutiona into hiB pockot.
MR. Nnan6T1N.
The irropresslble Alr. Drobston hore arose, Al
aid he t|ii{ not 500 any in!propstesy in the rev
intions, unless the geatls%sssn (n'Leo h
[Laushterl s,. ,,vus
Dr. Nttredgs stated That !. wea aa,a wS!1 kne,
that rrot. Patton was lying dangoroas1y u.
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