, 1874-06-06
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To-lny'a alliance contains tho following letter
from tho Rev. A[r. Trowbridge, giving his atate-
nlent concerning tho notice to keep out Of tho
Interior Office which was aorYod on him last
xeek:
The crack Of O. whir was heard, tho other morning,
at tho corner Of Randolph anl Dearborn Streets the
user 1 cv gt *ia f1pfa
1Ia facts IN tho case:
EpIrons ALLIANCE: On Monday morning Inst
with tho majority OF tic Court in tho recent trial Of
rrof. SWING stepped into the office Of the ftc7or,
l Assosaio IN mn sng I oaG up an Sesnn
to read of the humorous newspapers lying scat-
tered about While tl',s engaEs Mr. : Cyrus W II Nc
oua,y saluted " ho visitor. Mr Mccormick then
o!licc, afor which he left tic room. A1r. acCornirk
had thus talon his leave than tho aforesaid
visitor was nrprnachet by the sad einrloyo and IN
formed as pnlltcy tho nAture OF the communication
atll.ttcd that It ws Mr. nfcCorulieea wish Tint 10,
the yHltor, should not agan visit that pacs, his pres-
snee re not being agreeable to tile proprietor OF tue
Tho riat of the gcntlcmanly and courteous pro-
M m IN ns p Il net se9 ID II
perhapa tho main thing to bo regretted IL that e luz!
not nu..ood enough 10 have given the notice himself,
instead of desoivng 1t upon another nnt possibly
his contract with bin servants covers M work Of &hat
sort
Nox, shs Incident wo have thus do.aod + in itsoK
eyer, relations which give It no i.cunsilcrable agnia-
calce. as tho pcrHon thus 11nceronontously forbid
Of several years stasnB with Mir. Mccormick, dur
Ing which no ufriondly unpleasant word was ever
spoken n1ai, either sde ad, ~ ho Ia not aware OF
% aSE 1:,a,s sy To fsr r a to sn to as s s
which to refer IT, VIZ: to hs having acted with
tho minority IN defeating tho prosecution Of Prof.
Of pcrsouat oGsst, tllero IL nrh atl.lonul reason
for clieyng. There IL very gool for expect
ing that hilnitar order will soon u Issued concerning
81 @ shnzo who shall eI9tg ta1ussscs @ to \ wl9 hive
ur0uR founded 0f tllo Mccormick chatr uf theology III
tho Presbyterian Seminary Of tho Northwest, uilieHa
this nuGt,Ation rllu!l deay H. Inee, IL currently
the AssietaMt elor of tho intsfior-thu 1ey. A. i.
Kittredge--that o need langer exreet my "s,ll,.
port" from him tafct,ormick}. 70 tlose who know
thu conservative course pursued Wy MIR. 4. thrnngi-
out tho trial, comment Oh this fact-if fart 1t br,
as wo snprose 1t ia-wlll bo necessary.
Tho bearings of all this On thu paton-awng con
soinscos viii thu wholo hing has boon loo obvions
antt pronounced from tha !, csnning to leave nny
t,,i,t On ths msnds at tntatHant ohseryesA OF tbs
cl,se understanding hl'sstiilg between the founder
thu Summary Of tho Northwest w hare ~ dslosi-
ton 10 hoI 31r Patton responsible for ell TINT may
bo su! or duno by Mr.. McCnrsnlck, hut he IT, sR''-
larry ufornato IN h,s Wn-lo fe"'r aa ,no ~ Ias rn
peafsd reforonce 10 tllu oium ho has incurred In
I..lluing what llo regarlcd ~ tho patA o. an,y,
a as gote .; IN II ~ se , G e xis III 'FGa4 Ma , III,
incurred may incur fronl thlh aonreea VII! prove Z
him from t!s connection With Air. Mccorsniek, II tha
iayo ulete,l upun Wl,othus he will bu abio to beat
III uutlar this, supported by tho sano lofty consera
tions, hp may lass!hly hayS occasion to consider.
Iu concluding, wo suggsst to tho pubo reconsider