The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-27
: VOL XLllI. NO. 76.
MRS. N0rLTON'S VICTORY.
fHFrfl WOrrH BRETHREN FORCED
TTNGTH 70 HiCk DOUN.

rrcd Hpecher SubpGnacd In Bowen's suit.
Va MI. Brcohcr hurried into the hall Of
NJ. lecture room. last evening, dripping with wet.
the confidential secretary Of Henry C. Bowen
rh.percd to him: 81 have some papers 60
.sfvs on ,ot sir, In the suit Of Henry c. Bowen"
Mr.. necchcrs face famed red in second. aud
he said. impatiently, IL am late, I can't see
T,u" " Hut Mr. Bowen" urged the clerk.
bConc t. me after this things over" whispered
Mr. Beechcr. and throwing a smile over his face,
be ent rcd his lecture room. A small audience
greeted h m. lie talked about the church mis-
Jona iniug In running talk with Brother
Morton - the Bethel, and Brother White, " the
HaynOvrr mission.
The business meeting that had been called to
consider Mrs. Moultons request for coun ell
convened .fter the tals, and Hosslter Raymond
was chosen to preside over II. Pastoral Helper
Halliday having returned thanks for the spirit
OF love and unity In the church, at the close of
hs prayer presented the request of MIR. Fanny
r. West, wife OF Deacon West, to have her
name dropped from the roll. The Examining
Committee recommended that her request be
granted.
MIR. shearman jumped up TO say that he had
just been requested by the lady to have action
delayed on the letter II was recOmmtted to
the Examining Committee.
. Mr. Ed dlerton at once called the meetings at
TENT n 10 one OF tue vital topics 10 ne COutiu-
cred Ny recitng the facts Of the dropping Of
Deacon Vests name from the roll, ard de-
schbne the injustice that had been done him
by the neglect Of the church to consider his re-
quest for DELAY. He urged that the church ought
% reconsider its action. Mr.. West, he said, felt
deeply sri,yed at their trea ment OF him.
Nit. liiair II the Examining Committee made
the mott II 10 reconsider and tho Rev. Riward
Boecher. IN soconding IT, said that he supposed
It was NIL sfiult.
Mr.. Halliday Yes, It was
Or. lIecchcr explained that he had heard that
Mr. Wet wa. willing t. have the church drop
o., name and he 30 announced to the church
The bl. nderwas made because he did not know
that Sir West had asked for u delay IN the
actuu.
Dencon Hawkins. who was asked to carry Mr.
West o quest to the clutch, ex claimed that lac
hai mai that request known In a loud and
clear i.'.A no one knew lis surprise 20 hear
the committee say ihat there had been no re-
More attempts were made to explain tho com.
pNgNiH'. hut 90 little purpose. The Chairman
~ rh-' yatlehth s9id that u all seened 10
o. n"h' faut, aud he put the question Of
%oasn eG, Mr. eec&Sr vo,ins S,u Nf ar shear snear
San IA' read the following
DEACON WEST 5 LETTER.
To"' h.1'srs of fP.tno'd Church. brooklyn. y r,
from .e New Yors plpers = ,ne sth Inst learned
Ir5a y roli OF Plymouth Csur'h From The same
6oaatec wGS had called on me repoftsd thai SAD
@ aaS <. hs pSbe ,ea Sf0PPas psess s Os
IL t,, position imnciiaieiy publishsd caro- ras
..ns n, GaS TsGsEsd & on sieS hour notice q
sud o. ,cut nv stfsud,uce Thar evrniis ~ bss
akel 'iu 20 request the Examining Conimiites TO
k"e ~ '.i unity t. commanicate with them and
'Ys'u Y '', 'y"Sgus i.I ry a,',Hc7 rom tne church.
" "a, rs, ms' be a. Mr1sty Sr sso.n 70 you ios are
tri' saf Mr esarc heecRrT III fr2 ig9.e ot 9qy
ngfo'- TO the reputation of he chur'h." Sot.
sca a. "a Sy he fsinrs 1na @,es '9sy 9i4 "a
OF zen rnI led ofhr g., 1 ,, NV bne tOh ~l,s'
!shu-sa,. he great council q ls7i ~ wlich ihi,
s oSa,es s6 ne i pa;y yuS1fiS' Sc mS.iry " ,S1
tou'i cu.eat 10 a.t,nd tie services an .scramcnt-
O. 30 .r uaul regular nd imparta. iu,o,tsa'
t'n OF inr hargc aslnst me character of it rastor
II .4...e .4..e " tIu.p,tn C,isi Ita''9 opnh. H. ", "a
Ge roi wiioai nv consent % ''' "'"'' ''"
would 90 ,u0e cal spetiN mr,t'ns of the thrrrh.
sal enae vnr, a. Tor a. rossoc IT, n ke ends for
tae ,n'lN Nnch you haa % ao"e 20 bat a.. ..u N, tirs,
sey1s r,sl .y ~ taP',l Hn9 hs,e rece.'ea 70 com,
oi ne droppas Of NY name / now request yon 10
uate ~l'h be In calling mutua council 10 isdcr
the ac'"n zen IN my case ana 70 decide whether tle
aNYWn4 10y my name, under tie elrenm-tancc-. was
TOM ci.rrl ~ '''-'' wa" '"' 'V"' VI N0NA'A'
oouncf m case DO Set ieal rom m Won ,ns & n
ssfrto ls.t / hseren, si,s no'lec MAJ / sh.l.
Der OF tle .a-,h q ohrist
sEx'"'Not 'orar' NEW YORK nov. "a
,biSr Ineatm.n ,,a1 eTplained that he had only
80, ' ~, ~ ~ Nv Pii.s'pi nilu " uue "t'.i
~ ~ =, '" tuat ~ "ne knew US conteht- "nt-
W. "l ii' lHToe spoken oI' tn .Hotlon OF pr,
Nhtt I'D" fecotnmendatiOn OF the Examining
IOWmifter to drop Mr.. Vests name and hfs
letter were rccommittsd to them
CALIISG FOR MRS MOUITON's LETTER
The meeting was about to adjourn. but Mr.
Beecl.r called for Nrs NouItnn!s late H.
Bheerr'., ,,'or, ,hror.h ii -, ~, ,,',,'s a. ,,
sasn'..t Sutt "a ~ ~ ~, ~, anu
tesWeu surprised 70 thlnk that ne did not nave
Y. IL pr Apused to run home aud get n. Mr.
Beech = c Id INN to 20. saying that while he
WA aW.y flrA would sing.
-, .,,.
'i,au ~ tht cuLrch Lflumphaht
NE lyliuIl Auore lhre.
Jus o.. the cOuurepatlon aanU Tbou do.t
CouuuUr INV pcnnie i-Nr Shearin IN ar, crvered
Mta'. To ly.hH ~ tue uuNIMaY' lie fetn Mrs
10 tlt'r or request ieI council tndt bp-
b,alpl 100 lhL Sun on nov. l3.
Dir. II. cher. With a marked deliberatiOu ln
bis mHuI~r, stood up and looked al his conpre.
RatiOi ID moment i'm silence Then ho anld tt.t
~ ~ ~ :. :. IL ~. t'A no HPlu tuat
In, o., ~, - s"V ie'ttvI ~ Stehou ~ nun
sht DOT 'h"' hcll"li sloulu De taken on II Nv
W. .Nl'h' u u only WIN wisdom, bur -,tth
Hphi li' s.. lie At once consulted r,-mhcr. ~
bi. ch4r.I and th0se miDlster- . +slHoVls VI
VeNlpnf. nt.II. i.. etted Nnp WIRE 'oH-