, 1876-03-02

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For many yoara Air. q. 4. Bell haH boon con-
peotou with Plymouth Church.. IIo has boon
Deacon, Examining Committee. aud Buposin-
tondcnt. At THO tizno Of tho trial 10 VIE at tho
stitutions Of plymouth Church. Ho did not has-
montze e1aotly with tho movements at Plymouth.
80 he roalgued and took his lottorB from tAo
Church. Dr.. Storfs people, anxious to o1tena
ono Of THO schools th4t Inns bcen III, existence
twenty ycara. h1r. Boil was !nduoted into this
school Al load, hnd has opened hia work With
promise Of auocesB.
in this school. sho was accepted, unlor Tho
prottat. howeysr. Of tho auperintoudent. 10
foro tho Hork bbgan II was found that tho eldi-
tion waa go d,stestetul thas thera would bo =
staunchoss teaehors said thoy would loavo. Not
Wishing 70 mako trouble, tho lady withdrew.
This incidont shove how alraightiy tho eoolai
ltnqa 40 drawn on tho Heights. This sort OF
and even Into balls. parties, and soireea., The
report that 1lfs. Moult1n waa going to join DR..
8sorrs' Church calls out publicly tho statement
from soma parttoa that II ane eaMo a they should
60 out.
hnd lotters connected with tho recent private In
tetttews betWeen Afr1. Mention mud tic clorgy
Of the Advisory Council that arc to be usod In
case any attempt ts mado By t4e genstemen TAX
In tbet1 against Tho lady. and in Mr. Bo6obara
behalf. There WAS subsequent conference bo-
tWoen friend Of Mrs. Mohlt5u mid tho mtnls-
teEs nbd aelogatas who called on hor. but it waa
pts. puD1Naros AND s1oKna.
The public have not yot got ovor their surprise
thns DIa. Dndiuktoh and 6torrs should haye DO
| c1ned tho Invitation Of tho Advisory Council 10
tofts wete, msda by outaido parties to iudnce
| those gentlombn to come forward. Three mln-
ists1e two of thctn Baptist pastors, cailel on
Dr. Dudiagton to press bsm to attend. They
fully and frankly. II you have anything to ray
hgalnBt Mr. Doecher.. say 1t. X Sou havo notli-
| in8ton replied that ha did not think rho
naa mero trick to forcs him and Dr. ssofra
into mutual relations with tho Council that
would bind thcn who from the deliberations
df the body they. Ind been d:scourteonsly aud
rudolY repot!sd. When Tho proper tino came Id
would na, his say. .Drs.. Dudtugton aud sto1ra
are In perfect accord In thoir movements In thus
scandal mattar,
GEN, suTnkn's asron1Ep 71aus IN THE FALL
| OF 1871.
| ktp Fart Horfd.
Tha following extract Is from correspondent
Of the Boston Journal WHO that paper aaya Is
A mesting Of tho Board cf Commissioners Of thu
Of lKI after tia pnbshed assera of Tsoa and neec-
So.sd q Yhom aea sutler i 6hsrman Il os,, 10
private dtnnor. Towards the close OF tho rep1st
0en. Masndalo, addressing Qcn. Nutiet, iu1nir;d II
10 was at ltbery 70 Htato what he knew about Tim
da' and hs eoneuaions scspessin8 The trnth Of the
charges against Mr. Beecher. Gen, Butler terltd In
tubatance, that ha had nothing 10 conceal: that he
knew tho whole atory, having heard both slea md
st 9 usaaSa. aaasd spa,t'' n a,!a aa y T H.
charges made BY 11itos." Thts declaration was, Of
co1,ae, nude before Lila employment by h1oulton ID
/ draw up h!a statement.
! Springfield tudss.> Rtptbt'ear.
| 1t was revelation Which AIouton 11,Adc In
hia long lottcr to Gen. Butter, confirmed BY tho
latter, and first published last woak. that Con.
Bnt1et waa first called into the neocher cars Of,
tho sido Of Deechef, and wrote hts first letter Of
detousa OF rep!y to Iilson. It was probably
Wnils .ne @ @aG1tog - eounse ,or Hooohef ss na
to now IN tho Boston Journal that lio knew oil
tho fncts in tho oase and that Deocho1 WAS not
guilty OF tho charges mado BY Tltton. Tie uon-
woll-roundpd and roli.ba!ancod ~ Cd record on % mosi
OF tito R0ing Issues.