Fair play., 1874-11-05
4 Cu52r iuGiCi... CHANG.

q Cu5er iu.:iCi... Chang.
Either Mr.. Alexander, lawyer Ia
Chicago, iiHa too tender Il heart for :.
lawyer, or Judge jameson u! oEc o.
he r,ur;S Is too plalm-spnacn fsr :.
Judge. At amy rate the failing OF one
If them c:.l>e,! al unu-G;,l scene in
court the ":licr day. There Was !.
case III witch Alexander was counsel
aat Ja:..cs"n WAS Judge. Alexani..
,ip.iet: for change Of venue for hi
client, srt!'.4g forth in this G.ua! form.
ihat tie aii:Int did not believe lie
could have fair and iniar,i:.! he;.:-
ing. Al this the Judge few into -
! storm vi wrath, accused the witness
Of perjury, and asserted that the
cnllnsci in ;hc casr, If not as guilty
Is the witness Was 1T least charrc-
able with suhr:Ea,ion Of perjury.
Jameson, death: pale, arose and
SATIN, that II "as the first time in
his lie TIA. such AN iiarutalion had
been cas-, upon his character, tcl.
:ain;lng to the !.oG:. l'c was par
italy restored TO consciousness ,wo
or three times, but relapScl a. often,
and WAS finally carried ont OF the
court room hy his friends; aud
t.iencc home. At las, accounts he
was still in 4 rom"ts-sc state, and
some "o:.;':~ "crc entertained! ot h.s
recover. 'Ii.c only w4rI ne ii;.s
uiic.e,! since h, was attacked hv tie
court Is 'rer;ury.' Mr.. Alexander
>c"..s 'n have ton acn:c 4 sense q!
h"::'.' E.. sad up before the Chicago
courts Il :.c dies, his complaint will
be :ails disease "f the heart. /!
h. lives, Judge Jameson's court will
be very uul.calIhv climate fu: Kim.
4 Ge.iccce.:e CHas!!2?.
NVr;n., the session of tn. Long
LAIRD b.. ,ii-t association last week
iii New York. the Rev. J. Hyatt
saj':' MS dropped from the roll OF
membership hy The dscl,icd vote "i
III TO II. Not only Mr. Sniih, 'shn
was not under similar charges 10
those preferred against the Revs.
Eeechcr and Gl"n'.cnnia-. bat the
chu,c ci,, :.!>h, Of wheel, nc was pastor.
The reason WAS tia; ia lhat church
",ll who believe in the Say .ur, ia
sincerity, am,! in trnth'' wc:a permit
I'D - ra",ake Of the sarrer.s: with
hem. Tho offence he,a.r .,-;iittcd
ihrro was no pa! inn = the
-ua, Ia, ihr IL. DG JEFF. { the
'arry .'rcnup Ea:,t,s' church With
drew hi' a?p!ica;i"" e.. mem rr>hip
IF the as-cci:r' in'i, Whether il nay /
.a;i,y W.. ;;ie E.v = att :, a.. is
not stated Will. ,hiI arr".:'i To u, .
an extraordinary rroreeii:,.. i, i -
natter y ..ch ONLY proInriy hclon-s |
- az Baptist, and can oniy - ie:t /
with ::trn to decidt. The c".y
question which adi,, -: i:S"', - :.e .
public understand rs Ia. far tAc
Long 'a'a,.l ",-l. II . = '"dor-ed
lsY rs o~n rule. / - ".r... = de
.in,i is t" VII: Il. ."a,i. ... the
churches is !; he -. s>i, cot"
i.eloryin. 10 - fhool
on' 'y, then :hH = OIL
ton is perhaps correct in lis ,.a"'-inn
hut if the rroviSic'.s do not rxclude
members OF ether t..r.s,iau Jenomi-
nations ani it is not provided that
,nly Hap,i>ts shall be admitted to
fraternity IN par,aking Of tho Lords
supper, ,!.en it is question which
may, and in all probability will, ai-
nj, %: Il reconsideration, the more
particularly = rs an ASSOCIATION has
,eiiher 'he powers of 4 p:cstY:ery or
: synod, and Episcopal convcnllon
n 4 Methodist conference. /, is a
!ues,inn of most delicate coms,ruc-
ion an! important bearing, and i.
,cvond laical discussion bat viewed
rom the broad platform OF Christian
'n;iicat;nn, it appears strange q: the
close Of tho nineteenth
'rn;urv.-.S'. Loni1 Hfnai'icaa. |.
Tho utter rout @! Iad!caIism in
lllo is .hus elegantly admitted hy
.c Cleveland IiGrHi2: s: