, 1874-03-13
More Witnesses Called to Prove Harsh
and Improper Language.
Tho Council Adjourns Till March 81.
When the Defense vii! Begin
MORNING SESSION.

hrGlHHE lu6 1tNfs IlolSlllo uAI1HAtA4 AoA01~AA-
blcd yesterday morning In tho Union park
Church. Tho eosBion WIS hold with closed
doors, the only privileged persons being tho ro-
portors aud tho counsel for tho prosecution a11d
dcfcnso.
Tho Council was called to order soon after 10
nclocls by tho Moderator, the Row. All. Frost, md
tho proceedings woro opened with tho singing OF
tho hynlu commencing "1Tows weet md awful Is
tho place." followed with prayer BY tho Roy.
Mr. Waite.
he DOTH PROTEST TOO MUCH.
Mr. MCCARTHY protested against tho prosonce
Of nn Aasslstant Prosecuting Attorney, ns tho
church had never authorized it.
Mr. Durchard waH appointed Assistant Clerk
Of tho meeting.
TIE SPECIFICATIONS.
nIr. Mccarthy protested against tue proceed
lngs, stating that ho had not proper apec,ilca-
lions harled to him. The specifications left
1utcs and names blank 30 that ho waa unable to
mako up any dofenso whatever. Ho considered
that this treatment WAS not only unfair but In
aultng. .........
Prof, Mitchell said Tint LIE had fifth in the
fnirnoss of tho Council, but ho thought that
Brother DIcCarthy's protest was we'll taken. The
instructions to tue Council had not been carried
out.
matter pJuin, 11r. Kol,lsaat Ind givel. the copy
of tho specifications to Mr. AlcCarthy's counsel,
and ho had accepted them. Brother Aoh!aant
had also gone further, anl told tho counsel tho
uatnes of tho wituc8sos. .--
Prof. Mitchell thought there SHOULD 90 no
blanks In tho specifications
The reading Of tho specifications WAS called
for. Mr. Barry proceeuod to rcld those WHICH
he held, but hlr. MCCARTHY insisted TINT the copy
furnished to him should be read. Ho showed
low completely at tho mercy Of tho witnesses ho
WIS when l,a did not learn their nalnes until
they appeared to give Testimony. Alr; Kohlsaat
Btatea tint ho Ind handed to Mr. beach tho
specifications az prepared, and had mentioned
tho nnnlos Of witnesses.
Mr.. Leach stated that no one ought to be OK
pocted to stand trial on any charge without
knowing tho names Of all the witnessoa, and the
dates OF tho allogod actn. Mr. KolllBaat had only
given partial liat Of nameg. lie thought 1t was
nbBurd to proceed to trial On specifications III
which tic t'afes aud names woro not given.
LET US Go AHEAD.
1Ir. Kernott thought tlat 1t would be doing
40 injustice to the brother tint testimony De {!
PR seed .NiA takiug testimony for the prosccl1-
Iii. Gordon thought that for the sake of tho
accused it would be better to go on with tue trial
to-day and tllen adjourn to allow tho ACCUSED
nn,plo limo to prepare his defense.
Mr.. EyertB Thought that Mr.. Barry had taken
advantage Of Brother Mccarthy: (Excltoment.l
IIo did not wish to 10 personal, but he thought
TINT every member of tho Council knew that 1t
Mus e,'o.,5 ~ tnut '1;ya ~ ~ tp an',se1
eA14 4soo o41'uA' nnot,,,,', W. y "17IT.T
A1r. Barry said that he hoped nobody would
n!,itI %nas niu.nei "ae1 nnimt NJ nr3ar
~ H. a x,toro Ia oI tranaorosso
NJ Earmctf tr;ofv re,nnlt,d q Brnttter Will
to!n ms; :: Aef~o's pf''n' 'o'l''A'u D'o'''' ~"
tn5i. ~ D,,,,;roa
Mr' oaffy alo1os.eSu. otos.. s,aorpsr,vn
,tx ,,,corthw o'm naa;, a9' n@tsstad .ooinat tbo
ua1oHi.5 - ta5 a6 6n', e., ~ 4ja n,n",,sr ~ ~
sa,s.tS epn,seti; " ~, na1ri XII n ro,,nroi
Mr Roao1' sail Fiat ia ,ofnnsa dill mt doa;ro
M beacn eaa es se Hn n~o ru
n,at 'H rora ioa hoon n6 s,,ac,f;catnn. Tin dam.
as tneae m nag pocn w. nat en
....'. " W.T. ,,n -, H." Gomoii ,vonlJ ani,nit
sngue: what man n the n womnc't % wonau sup's
- lllua tu;9ass ,n9,os nh p1o'p'o'7 vi
80 otse.tAs" ~. "o ,o- ,,..o,
1nis, .uat ~ .ne y ~ asn5 T., ~ ni tJ'atco
certain matter To- aaa "t!sn assnre4 ny M saa to,
H. .sv n m binSaf on tia ground lint hs
wns driven 10 the wall.
In r,r15 1;1,o IN 1,no,v 1,ov xcben tho witnosa,
,osI;mnnv waa % ran5arad Il con1a ho made tn #
tin snccincation.
SAT Ta roatr ~ fin conv ,od bv tin defensa
wos coi1o1 faE - '3'e WY
@''' ,uSon counrEs1Es,
Mr; Barry rushed for It and hnatched il from
IL.
mi ;ns;sted TINT Il bo road by The Olork. whicI
wna tiolle. ''
"' Aan1ar ,funpLE.
Dr. Gnodgnned thought that it was blunle1
and mocIcrv 10 got uD such specifications,
Still tho trial should 20 on on tho satisfactory
,nesItleatlona. ,n, flea, ions S''o1 . ~
Mr. I,nrrv nskcl for information from Mr.
rsoo,1anood M m ,yhoro the lamn of t}le blunder
.nv
Srr noodaneed did not blane Mr. Barry In the
matter. Az Mr. Barry was inclined to be partio.
n1ar. be- would thank him to mention lis name
m Brother Il. W. Goodspood,
10 A. H. Tycrtn move6 thnt tic Council proceed tc
trnl m .,,r If tho nnoci1ications Az were spe-
cii". ~ 0~
~'t T,o Modorotor tboueht tl,o Brothor waa tauto,
,,ricnI
Mr rvorts was sorrv that tautoloey yas nee
essary a1 IN tic "a caso. sIac
trn n,oio, to ,,rocco1 mil, tte trn1 ,yaa car
rid hIt n a,,l,arol.tly oxistit,t
m tn the anoudment +. Reconsideration OF lii
voto ,yns naicd.
Mr' Gooianeed tl,on moved m amendment tt
t,,a orrnal H,otiou that tic trial proceed On tlt
cnn,'a3a ~" snncIiirations. Which waa carried
'',n ii Sodorator tl,on naid It doyolyed mon tht
A''o "Aeee.Ns. Il. -. .,stsa,I7o,,