, 1874-10-22

:, The Char announced IS tho Committco. A.
Smith, nj =. D. Jonklns. and 4. Z. Phillco. '"'
past 2 O'Clock. . A'soe' u''1n III"
AFrHRNoov arse,ov
Tic Moderator cal,c5 ,ho s.roi - ,.,o,
pas' O'CLOCK
MORE DEo1r1AT1osa.
Tho na1nea Of ", s. Curtis. na nr;noin,, a,
~aro rona. m.n'f ~ associate counsel In tho Gag
~, 1opoetea w tho Commtttoo.
~, nf' caftiR doolined to act on tho ground {
M-hoalth aud insufficient knowledge Of tho cas.
Mr. Weller donhtoa tho oons.i.t;ansu... sIv sas'
tho nroce1nro ond ~ ~. 49, o"un1l.ut,onnl1y 6
uct a. ~ 80 auu' " suas ground oecnned
as ~ seenlea 70 MN 10 DO On tho farcical.
,os1 M,. smith, tho Secretary, said that the tn
COMMITTEE becn,,.c thov ,rarx, ho,;s.sa =. ~ ~
most comro,ort H. o! s,a ao.o .'4ssea " oe III
antr ~. r. "-' no oio nos WISH 10 1orce
r, n,-.;o ~. ~ w. uustao'ons upon any one.
~ Wsms. Nv ~ *eeeps INC poBtlon.
~. ~, @ mellef stated the same thing.
Or. Curtis, SILL porsisting, was relieved
Ar. Weller said that he was nositiye In hi,
Resolution to doc]ine e'''' 49, ~
nons crSsup1sa,
>. at' smith protested aeasnst Mr.. Wellor's dec
luation. The Synod waa compotont tn dac,oro
that ar. VI cllc: should act, Ii ho rcf,1aed hr
shouaa Do prepared to tako the consequences Of
us conElmacy. Which would be ccuaurable
Dir. Weller said that hn would takp .hn rr;v-
nsHo o. recording hie protest againBt such die
.aa,,. satlon The Synod could do what 1t pleased
aoout ~ eanaure, put Il could not foroe him take
Nud ha hoped lle aoutd hear no mora nhout II
d9 dld not sec any necesatty for such course
~ Ihe re Secretary, Mr. Smith, moved that 1lr
Wcl!or be ceneurod for disobolieuco to Tia
kyQOd.
Ar. Proctor said that ho was not aware there
WAS any authority TO compel 4 member to net
11n ssatnnst h'H Viii: III trial for hercsy, it
Mr.. Smith contan5c tiot Tim e,,oa ,.s u.
,'t' ss, =; ~ .ts communion, to 20 that Which was
=. 1TS ~ ~ petlotHance OF lta business. aud
appear and tho Book provided for tha annont. ~
mellt Of d counsel to conduct tho case,
Mr. Weller had dcclined positively. He hid
Raid, in cfToct t.T won,t ppcrter,, tt; ~ 't NV
Dutino lila sorr, T., ~ s,t tostotH LUIS uuty;
lowed personal fseItnr To- ats, ns nao mover al
snsi ~ E9S. onsS.
boan excsea d9ng1 fop fhat T. ~ one brother had
tha other ought to la aycnse5 ~ tra,,,,a
Aeart-coutumxcy. fT.anuhto- .eauau - a,a ~ tne
inn tn dofana" 20 draw brother Weller
atron"tb IT, rht 40 a,a not beliere in wasting
Haa currloa tho minority Of tha sunod UsGa 1sn',,a
also - be liub)a to eeusnro. ''~N VIVIAN
tttoNl
tho yoto Of uens,ra ~. motion to lay
Ar. Weller sas excused. 0'' NUS 'af1'eo' ano
dzsp aEnuss
have counsel tor doiense S aad T. ha was bettefto
the Rev. Dr. shearar be appointed. Tho nootnr ,rs
objected, and waa excused @' 0'o''i
Nr; Lynn thought the wssat thipr b, IN
Tou!a ne 70 refer tho matter to the Judicial
Nr. Ffndley auld tho oase was suro +o oo =,
the Genera Assembly, aud ,noyol that tbss ~ ~
loving paper te adopted: ~ '''"' 'ue 'o4'
a,pa Tue Syn s. Il q unes Morrill, having entertained the
4esisop Ct We ptesbyery q chlcueo III u csse Of
David Swing, tried III tho Presby.ery atorcsa1 for
dossd aksn sna 1 ths M5 sSa
order s nSoe viii ~ ste tl naaea os tho parties
nccuac d not answer 10 his nam and 1qtna tlat H.
he tees 7he Jurisdiction Of Tie Court thsrafnts eas
taisn if~rsTha ~ 80 s G We DO DO aot admit t4e position
sc ass deeHe Ws haya te power 70 proceed With
tical o: o,thGr IL a t1e Grc eesS ae We Zee no prac
vtal hurches .uer our care wHfc ~ IL 70 o. s IL:
xso pn!onging tho eonttoveray aftsr ths ,efsun
aiusen H1se.l.t " ~! D. independent. q. p,
si' ttn. ~ boFo resolution ths Synod donot
ChicaE prssnv.nr IN ~ o sstion of tho
LEY. IL, ID Swing npon al IT'D cnnracs o. to
nt1, hct hsiteye tat hc shoni & LET ag9aass
to be more gusrod IN lie future u in 'fass H.
n:s NJ Morda and phraaea which might bo CONSTRUED
ths p,xartan w o. hhe fundamental doctrines Of
A.. 1;s,... A ~nuten:
az; fIndsey sustained tho document in !.
.enssnj speech, which produced q discussion or
'o'nc ''urasaon' -...-
..;a .,,a. ;. PIoF: PATTON
~ al"i stlas Il was abont time he had something
80 say on that paper. The main DIFFICULTY
..o,,,a.. ~ ~ caae appeared to b. lack Of
ccoouset put -, Ao supposed shat could
ia i; 4 ~ %"E nos ll1opoeeo compromise. |
- . ~ !. @ 49, noatese IL compromising the truth. |
- -. ~ ~ ptopoae4 tnat tAoy should c14Hure tho |
tIee oJtory Or Ghicnyn nutl admonlsh the Raw |
Alr. Swing What effoct would riihar Invo ~,
Ehe parties Implicated? 1t would uot sto> Mr.
Swlaga preaching. Dcsiioa, hny co,,Id l,,nv
ean sure or admu1,ish eithnr st,n f,rarhx... e"oy
Mr. Swing until tkav hua - -. 49,. = p'tfi} u.
N, e,tItnt; ;o,mi, "su eee1 pfoter1y tfiedand
~ so,n,'ren S;o3I'Sielsuf vera they preParad