, 1875-11-08

h8atlon probably soon to bo opened BY she Com
tn1Itoe Of the Akano1nsIon Of Congregations
hlinlasors, theFn neens to t's 4 gloomy cortainl
that thu miHerabio 6uauers viii again bo venll
| 1ted before tho public. II Ia claimed that th
now committed, II 1t really does tako the matto
in hand, wilt certainly o1amno hliss Tlltou, Mr
and Mrs Richards. sfiss Huasa Il. Anthony. aol
All tho othrr mltnesans wlo l,ayo nnt had u fhi
hearing before Mr.. Decchora comutttoy or kc.
| fore tho Brooklyn CITY Court. a.r. ueccter vaI
not seon by Tho writer yeatsrt1av. but ono Of Lit
friends who did ZOO him said that ho was us un'
concerned regarding thcso now Developments na
p'ssiblc; that ho joked abon. them and laughed
y: tho tca that my harm could conn 10 hin, ~
| their possible consequences. "Mr. Deccher tIas
wlt5stoosl too mauy carttl1nakeg," said this
gentleman. "so DO frightened by such slight
trembling"
| WHAT a1tEAnMAN aA1s.
.st~ York iFor!1, ,pr. o,
] Mr.. Shoramnu sail yesterday
"NelE We hal ttttlo cxcitemont last sren-
lnE c.nsed By tito reading Of lcttor from Mrs.
A1oulton. Of which you aro nware. Mrs. Nrouton
aas told pre- ssoEs to tho curcl, meeting that il
| clio had my charges to make they wn,ltd DO en-
t~r.asncl aud casofullv investigated, but tls shc
refused to do. Through the Whole trial sho
actod ns si.o did last night, hy making sove1o
inaiunat,ous. asul whom ca led upou to come for
ward asd submit hor proofs OF them eho nlwayB
!af"ssl tn 10 80. II is myGsery to n,e whothor
Mrs. Moutson really vaDtnh to bc kept OIL tho
rolls Of membership Of Plymouth Church, or
tnoctsns !aas evening for the sake Of creating
hnotllbr disturbance"
,oroS VIA y, 10 you tA'nt ot tho no o's7"' on-
eestling thu difficulty. was not consulted In
tile fuattor being abroad, until everything t,ad
been virtually ee.tfed. Tho Moufton cnse
roitsd entirely With tho Dietnct-Attosnoy, and
matter; but nm sorry that tho nolse ,,rosequG
waB entorod, as l Rnl Of the opinion that we
could very easily ihvo proven Mouton guiIty Of
libel. Now, oil OF tho scandal-tF!al indictments
"What ia rour oplnion OF Ito investigation 10
bo made by tho Apsocfation IT CONGREGATIONAL
ClcrEvmon Of Now York and I,rookIyn into
tho chaigos against Mr.. Deecl,cr p
NV opinion ts that tho ihyeBttcatfon vii,
amount to sorv litttc."
MopknATon WHITES v1Ewa.
Dir. 8. V: Whito Ha,tl yoatusday:
At tho churcll meeting there nero no nersona
Who knc" that Mira Moultons case was to ba
disposed Of except Tho Examining Comnjttoa,
| know nothing OF tho matter myself whom
called upon to ack ~ Moderator. For years sttg,
Atoultou has claimed 10 havo knowiedgo' that
Ar. Doocher has boon guilty Of adultery, but
understand that Plymouth Church dcslred to
sovcr it's connection with aIra hIouIton. and
Mira aloulton Desired to rover her connection
with plymouth Church. It was tho gonoral wish
OF o. both PARTIES that the church relations c11at-
adopted simple and quiet way Of doing 1t, by
resolving. upon recommendation OF The Exam
lining Committee to drop hor namo from tho roll
Of niomhership. sho vaa unwilling, under tho
adylco she acted upon, to 1eave tho church
without q manifestation OF tho eamo spirit which
her husband exhibited when tho Distrc.-Altor-
Dey entered nolte prosequi In tho libel case
slc again wiehed to Say. word that would tend
to blaoken Mr. Deecher's uAue and bring tho
scandal to tie front again."
ATALK WITH Mou1roS.
,,,,.. bFosktg' :iSat:s, hor. &.
Shortly nfter 10 o'clock ths morning an kt- !
llemsen street. Presently Sfr. Mouton pade |
hh appearance, aud, In conversation that fol- |
Owed tho reporter could find no trace Of otlssp-
po'ntmont or surprise at tho action taken bT |
!'lymoutl Church last night. 11o doolarod that |
sirs. Moulton lad no desire to mako any state
nent for publication at this time. Tho 1ady's |
'ostton Lad been plhInly and specifically stated /
n her letter Eead by Con. Pryor last eycning,
In timo-and "tino at last makoa al things
won "-sh1h matter would ba adjusted in con- !
onance with fact, reason, and Justice.
!!oportor.-Nr. Moulton, whnt previous notin- I
'ntlon did Mra. h1oulon hAyo Of tho contcmplat-
ID action Of PlymoYsh Church
M1. Moulton-on the night before tho action
Tas taken, Mr. HAwktnB called, and, after q
onVerahtlon on general subjects, itttimatod to
lrH. bloulton that Plymouth Chu1ol. might con.
ldor her case OF absenteesm at tho mostlug
lloportor-Dil DIr.. Moulton un,iofstapd tl..
he E3amioing, Committee had alreaay passed
pon her casea
ME. alonitou-sho rocoivod no ,n.imsttop Of
hat character. She received no official notitica.
ION to appear heforo tho Examining Committees,
lr. Hawkins said TINT perhaps Hhe had botter
tsond last evcntng. as her caas might posuiblY
oms up.
Ro2orter-Did Mr. Hawkins At.te that ho
anoe nt tho r0quost Of the Examining Commit
%. or thst bis notification was lu any seuse au
lIlcill ore.
AIR. Mou!tou-No; Mrs. Moulton vas accord
q no opportunity Of making defense. Tho
ltllout giving her tho slightest preliminary no-
Mr.. Moulton appeared In excellent spir,ts, as
is evldentls 10 superb health physically. Az
r pleasant chat with regard 10 bis bnsIncss
by tho way 4ro most euoour-
3lng-tUe tnsotView terminated.