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tiouotl nuddonly. he denied that ho told Mr. Mq7
Leis TINT ho did not writo lnttor to tho young
lady, but told him That ho did not wtIto tho lot
tor published In THE Tribune. It was utterly
falHo TINT he confosaod a lie, or apologlzcd for It
ON account Of Budt1onuons. McLosh's who1o
conduct In tho mattor VIVA importnont aud I'M
ruaont In tho oxtromo. Mrs. Kngslaul ndvHel
him to go bauI and toll Mol Ioish about tho letter
to the lady; "for,' snid nhe "MoLoish. is a
moan, troachcrous nan. 4 groat enomy Of yours,
aud he will nllBl1Bo thlB to ypnr injury"
Mis-. TunIss
WAS called as q 1witnesB, mud teatffipd concerning
aconyoraation with MIR. MpLonh, III which ho
oxpressod tho highest conAdenco. in tho
pastor'a Christian charaotnr This was t'yo. years
a3o.
tostitied that In the spring Of 1878, hr. AfoLetsh
expressed groat f1londHhip far. and coniadonoo.in
tho paator, mud dcniad TINT 1le had oyer. .said
nnything, against him. or. that; lo had sided
against him..
In reforonco to specification four, relating to
aiaudoring members Of the church by. saying
that they had conapirod against tho pastor, mud
NJ: AieCarthy. said. That this did not rofor!to
Doacous: Converse mud shnntlrow, but to Some
families who bud. left tho church.
! D1srELLow8u1r.
| H.
oated his. course in declaring dlsfolowahip with
Doaeons Converse, 9haudroW, aud aoribnor.
Alr.. Mccarthy; replied tint: thoy conspired
against the. church; It, wasi not a peraonal
otlonso, md therefore he; folt warranted il de-
moderate md iniudiolouH he denied thatft, ,was
wrong. Hc, justified it on the ground that it
was true,
THnEATas1Yd 70 .suooT..
In rofcrotlco to the charge concerning tho
tnrGAt tn Atlnnt .Wnunnr, md 13rAuu1er nn1 ta
Btatoment that Wagnor waB still circulating re-
ports against him, Mr. MCCARTHY gavo very spicy
account Of the celebrated meotiug Of DeaoopB,
and Pickett putlod' of = bis c ooat '' to ashs'
butnoithor of tho bold, demons succeeded In
getting their coata of; aud, WHOM parties rushed
forward to restrain them, neither tried very hard
to sssk ad got tho e alluded
tgor on. TINT; occasion,--that is to eay, he
loulishod his caue and tried to- pull OF hs coat.
Il. had MI .unintouded flavor Of HiborniciBn, and
the Council was considerably amused.
lied In aaying that tho .Doacona had "taken no
action' toward: adjusting tho difficulties, HRS,
Wiswail was callod aud testified tlat tho pastor
stated in the busiuess-meeting that tho ,Doacons
had done nothing satisfactory.
Mrs. DR.. Briggs testified to the aaEne effect,
and; matlaged to- divert: the COUNCIL by slight
exhibition Of lor warm regard for Mr.. Barry.
THE RED NOSE.
In reference to- tho specification: tint in Lis
sermon 10 charged Mr.. Kingslatsd with being a
drunkard, Mr. MCCARTHY doGied anybody to SHOW
That lie roferred to AIr. King5land's nose or his
hobtta. no did not, moan or Hay Mr, AingHlaud.
lIo then related the circumstances of,a visit
paid to him in his hotol by Doacons Pickett and
bud heard, they aaid, somo bad things about
Brothers Jones and Kingslaud, and they came
around to. .flnd out about it. The pastor told
them he Ind been told, that Brother Kingsland
n hnot. 1tfn r,o~ rtnlt
tho pastor to- compromise himself, but!he was
too smart for tliat. .Ho ouly told them ttat ho
bud hoard theao thinge, and gayo his authority
Mr: paront WAS hero called, md toBtiAod that
he told tho paBtor: that Brother Kingsland waa
drunk He know he was drunk; slnelled Ills
breath, aud talked with him.
OPINIONS OF EXPERTS.
The afoderasor-"1 Might. not 1nan have the
smell s, Il 2, of liquor on his breath without being
Witness ,waH under tho impression that Brother
Kingaland was partly Intoxicated at that timo.
He had soon him Into lager-boar saloons sev-
eral times !; supposed he went TO tako drink;
the habit Of drinking, hut never saw him 80
drunk that ho fell down.,
A1nembor inquired whether nfr. Kingsland's
business: might not take him down into tho sa-
loon. Tue witnesa couldn't say Might he not
thought it proba1]o; they kept FREQ lunch in
tint saloon, ho followed
Miss Trip, reoallcd stated TINT she was firmly
convinced TINT Brother Kingsland was uudcr tho
Wilkio remarted TINT hc was drunk. Ills faco
waB rod, aud his breath smellcd like liquor.
Mr. Kohlsaat asked, il N1iss Tripp Was not
aware TINT Mr. KiuBHiands face got red at times
nose got rod, hut not lis whole faco. Didn't
6lo know tat tho effect Of cold Was to make
his face red?
Mr.. MuCarthy-"Dld it affect his. breath,
nlso2"
Miss Tripp believed slo never SAW Mr.. Kings.
land except when 10 was drunk.
SIZE KNOWS BETTER.
N1r. Gordon suggested that it might hayo been
tobacco tint eho H.nelod in his breath.
Hiss, Tripps connolly face expressed a pro-
nouneed sneer ut this impeachment Of the ac-
curacy Of. lor olfactories. She statad tllat Alr.
KipgBlauas hnblts' wero matters OF common
rumor.
THE WISDOM OF THE CHILDREN OF LIGHT.
N1r. Bingham testified that AIR. KingBlnnd told
him he would not swear ho wasn't drunk. for
when he wanted q drink ho wont; and took 1t.
Witness lad frequently amellod liquor in his
breath.
hce in the church il lie had such reputation7
Mr.. Binglaul-Becausc Ao had lots Of money,
md tho church wauted to keep him. It was vol
| understood that the chiog reason why the Dea-
cons waited to get rid Of Mt. Mccarthy was be-
cause Jones ind Kinsslanl had Threatened to
loaye tho church. Kingblaud said ho know hlr.
McCa1 thy roferrcd to lin in tho Bor1non Ac-
cording tonopular rumor, Kingsland was d drink
ing man.
The Moderator asked of nIr. Mccarthy
whother he thought 1t in accordance with Scrip
turul rllo to dono,tueo ma publicly before he
Ind labored With him privately.
A1r. Mccarthy replied thnt there WAS nothing
to show TINT lle had denounced Mr. 'Kingsiand,
Dir. Wolla-Did younot refer to him in:your
Bermou2
Sir. MoCarthy-I am on trial for my words,
not for my thoughta
Mr.. Bingham iud takon his scat, with the owl
dent Intention Of remaining, along with Doacons
schrock, Morrill,, Fiekott, mud lieoa, who had
boon p.osent all tho tImo, Tie Moderator
ordered Alr. Bingham to retire. Ho protested
TINT ho waa QUO Of tho TruBtooa and hal q right
to 10 present IL tho Doacons wore permitted to
stay. He continued III tue room, and nothing
more was Haid.
ISLANDER. ..
In roforenco to tho Charge Of slandoring Prof.
Mitchell for having occupied Lis pulpit, llr.
Mccarthy de,iel Tint hu 1etorrod to him slau-