The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

N groups, ana Brooklyn appears 70 be the most
congenial place for them In all rhe land and where
they thrive best. Dr. Fulton leads the van. He
began hts war as the champion OF Baptist ortho-
doxy, and ba;ted until ne drove certain churches
out OF the Long Island Association and certain
members out OF his own cnurcn-notably Mr. f.
s. Kalbne,sch, who, having united with the
Lafayette avenue Presbyterian church, has Just
been elected trustee OF that church. He next
got into trouble with ceriain brethren, members
OF the Pastors Conference, by wnom he was
openly charged win emasculatng the truth and
twisting me trutn aud Ia general Ignoring Il. he
has counted all men who refused TO cnlme III with
his extreme views 0ndtheUlG nldrdndthd. But.
as another proverb advls, curses come home 10
roost aud now Dr. Fulton begins 10 realize the
truth or this adage. A coupe u sundays ago.
knowing mat ois church was dissatisfied with
HIM, he trled after tile morning service 10 iurce
an expression or opinion out ol the people. Some
Of his ueacons objected. The tine and he circum-
stances were NOS favorable. IL WAS CHURCH
matter with wnicn,sLrangers should not meuule
ana there were then doubtless many strangers
present. While the Doctor and his deacons were
arguing the question the congregation quietly
separated ana the Doctors aWDition was not
grained at ihat time. The Hanson pace Baptist
cnurca IS IN uebt 10 the extent OF $4,000, nearly
naf OF wnica has been a1ded since d.. Futon be-
came It's pastor. Inc cdrlent expenses Ieacn
$1,000 and upward ana toe receipts tlll oeow thlS
figure. The officials OF the cnurcn appointed
committee TO request
but he respectfully declined ana reused TO receive
the committee on TINS business. he declares
Ieiows' IN ne church, VINO DON'T Know now 10
appreciate great man and preacher, nave been
tnwa Iing all MIS- Efforts and designs to Reproduce
III Brooklyn the fremont Tempe oil boston. Inc
Doctor imagined tn4L the mljorty OF the cnurcn
with MN, but he IS prooab.y undcceiveu oy
tnis time, Tor al meeting OF the church. and
society, held the 25tn uit., his salary was Gus
down nom $4,000 TO $4,000 year by vote OF 40
TO % and without uebate. rne pew rentals
amount TO $1,000 per aununi, and mis- Is the cnlef
source OF the church's income. Hence the reduc-
ton IN salary. But now, 10 quiet MS nerves and
mood 10 watcn the intrlsu oil tue open communion
lists against hts beloved Zion, the arlner's church
In this city, which has been pastorless Tor q lew
months, has invited the Doctor TO take the neln
ana run the snip either into port or on the rocks
oil dssension and certain destruction.
And, to keep up the fun, the heodomadal Church
Of the People mas mad little row oi It's own. It's
pastor,
REV. HUGH o. PENrECosT,
a brother OF the predecessor or Dr. Fulton In IAN
son pace, and VINO couple OF years ago split up
the baptist churcn at Rockville GENRE, L. l., by
the ears. TDey mad been worSnlpplng IN pubic
hall at the Junction or Fulton anu FIAT bush ave-
nues, Brooklyn, but about the lst or May thy
took possession OF the church edlnce III state
street vacated by the Union congregational
church. Mr.. Pentecost leased the building In his
own name at the moderate rental OF $t20 month.
Then ne reques cd the resignation OF trustee OF
the church who WAS OBNOXIOUS Thdt oHclal re-
fused TO resign and his associates sustained MS
relusa,, aud Mr.. Pentecost dismissed the entire
Company. He tnen announced his determination
10 carry on religious services there as usual Tor
auy one VINO would attend. Frienos dissuaded
him from his course, and Nhe has agreed, Tor an-
otner month at least TO run the establishment as
IL had oeen aloretlme. But who knowetn what
day mag bring iortnf