, 1874-11-24
STEPS DOWN AND OUT.
Tho Rector of friuity Church, Ncvv-
ark, jonas tho terfor,sacd Episcopal


Tho Rector Of Trl1,ity Church, Ncvv-
ark, Jolas tho terfornacd Episcopal
Church,
Fran. tbs aer Fork Tribune, Eov. ~.
It was announced yesterday that the Iov. Dr..
William r. Nicholson. Ioctos of Trinity Protest
mt Episcopal Church. Newark, N. j., bad re-
Blsned lss charge aud intended to connect
bimso!f hereafter with tho Reformed Episcopal
formed by DR.. Nicholson that tho rosignat,pn
mas presented to tho Vcstry OIL Wednesday,, and
Haye in short, aa tho reason for his action that
10 wae about to lcayo tho Protestant Episcopal
Church, "a ho was no longer In sympathy @lth
its doctrines. The lotter waB read at q meeting
af tho Fostry ON Thursday night md accepted,
mud DR.. Nicholson 'Sil loavo tho parish on tho
50lA lust Sinco Dr.. Nicholson has Eado
Episcopal Chulcl, ho has been. waited
uton bs a largo number Of his congregation. who
Expressed their sincere regret at his resignation,
ind eudeavorcd to induce him to re,naln IN
Church there, with assurances Of material sau-
port in building anow church. aud moral sup
port by uniting with it. lIo stated thas II ho
had not pledged himsolfto accept tho noctotahlp
of tho phiadolphia Church, ho would ro.natn
md build up church ln N9wark. THO follow
ng Is Dr.. Ncholsous letter Of resignation
aEx11EaES; i herewith iiani yea ~ resignation
:s,vasa srsf hat have fet myself IN conscience
7elea to take this atop. Aftor long and wear!sone
ss a x ys a n rns9 70 u s ao IT. % 1T
ng was led to clear mud eel,ed conclusion. can
aai continue cxercss ministry n tho Protestant
uniyelsaly believed mud taught, aud which Eeso !y
tsa'litmed hy, Tho late General Convention ! wsth
II en nss say saat gsnpz. r. un1s f. " sa s
nsean no oaense, deeply diuhoncring he Lord and
and especially So to tho Holy Spirit. As long as
1850 the eurelnanship which yot sall continue 70
.eas nroe9lamsa; NJ do not WI. aaa indeed #
ho oensFa las aSdoF &ado Feafod M more
he anti.lrotessant errors Of tho now prevailing
r-Boook cal saci errors bo conerased. but of tiat
Aero u no hope. behave pysuf to ,e aosns, IN this
Ides8uate the 31th Ut thla month 40 tho Termination
II my Ksctorshir. beg to say however, tl.at would
not willingly en4tareass you III your arrangement for
ongtr, il woua contribute t. yor tas convenience il
bis regard: Wy, u san. .gladly DO 40.
10 far observe, tho parish IL prosroroua, il
tyes r9e pleasure to say that excepting only several
Ayaua an r"n 9 %ols boay Of e
I'm In daily Intercourse Of loyo aud concnce. It does
srieys beyond measure to feel that must leave 90
PASTOR hayO grown and dor!shed uncr lilo n1,gnices
il those GOSPEL teachings which precious Is ny
Ibsg. gontlomen and nl', to prcscnt to you a,-
iursnces Of my uutelgned tntsrest and CArisan love-
atas eot Of gra,!t'o sso o%s yoa tos your
3poa lia beloved pariHA. l:vcr faithfully yours III
3uslGl bonds WILLIAM Il. Ntiuo1.soY.
TnIs1Tr 1tEoroRY, Nov. IL. 1874.
MIR. &. Woodruff, Of Grand napids, Mich,
has published pamphlet IN which ho says la-
formation has baeu communicated to him In q
1ssion Of great physical changes to tako place on
lhe earth tlftcen years hence. lIo declares that
3urlnH twonty-oao days. commencing jar. ~.
lRS9, now planet will bo formed from a belt OF
natter thrown OF from the sui, antt nuw moon
lrom bo]to OF matter now Surrounding tic earth,
Md that our prosent moon viii then DO pushed
llrther off,. Tllht tho eartha atmosphere Will
b. purified by tho uAange, and thar sickness from
aatural cauHes will t!loneotor.h DO unslsown. The
hhknoes arc thai all Of lii who can 1llniags tu
psoloug our existence until 1850 will bo in posi-.
ION to 1.-Two forever.