, 1876-02-17
Tho Rev. 11r. Boil Introduces q
Resolution thai Tho Council
Shall Glorify Bcccl,cr.
Moderator Bacon Sits Down upon
Mr. Bell and MIR. Bell
Appeals.
Nr. Bells Smotf'crcll Tintinabnlatlons
Bring Tho Whole Council Down
upon Him.
Mr.. Deecher Exceedingly Sour upon
the Subject Of Andoycr.


A Dlsnosition Shown bv tim Gonncil to
:. n,-., r,.',
ash 1synouau eunEeA ouutp
Questions,
sn'eia, Disnateh 10 7he chiea5a Tribune.
NEW iohK, Fob. 1G.-Tho Advisory Council
has got boyond tho control Of Moderator, pastor,
or Church, and tho scandal Is abroad ln the land
once more. 1t will not down or ont md wo shall
probablf haTo anotllor SIX monshs OF tho sln-
saVofy morsoi nnleHs tho Council IL put nnaer
oohds to attend 10 othef nusincss anu not call
anothee 70 constdof tho aetnsl ecanda1 asao'f. IN
tntudicioua frtonu OF Air' Docchers appears to
hare precspltatcd thss sfoublo-n 1tcv. hamnos D.
holi' OF tho First ohurch OF hlaostolu' ohto WHO
inssasod on oiloFln3 reao'ntion expressing con-
idcncc 10 tho moral purity OF Ms. Deochor
and declaring tho fA!th roposed IN lin by
plymouth Church al ILLUSTRATION OF the beauty,
hdol'ty' md glory OF Christian falth. Ihcro
wero half dozon motions TO sofer theso reso-
lutionH, but Dr.. Bacon Moderator, declared
them not vithfu tho province Of tho Council.
and ruled them out Of ordor. MIR. Hall inaIaloa
OH Immediate aot4on On 'Aom' anu Ihough
score OF volccs called Ordcr!" and numbers
roro 10 points Of order, ho would not bo ailonccd.
Finally tho Moderator declared that tho Council
~s.,. s ,'''I. ~ w. "a wv Iuee1.,a 'm
Oh A1s. boechofa B1llt OF INNOCENCE AlF. BOIL
appealed, md, voto botng tak0n OIL tho Quca-
ton OF sustaining tho Modorator's decision, all
the mombors except Bell voted to exclude tho
reBolatlone, which, were as atfonTl9 ~ favor OF
ME. pcccnor rs they could bo puk
~ s,,r,n,,,,,, anrrou
| In n-oso,,t,,,c tho c,so ~ pIvn,rrth u.. ira
tnro Of tho days proceedings, though nos tic
lin stro,ccat and c1oscat vot mndo ,nll ef ,nCry
wv wv ' o.. y. "'el;
LIONS ~ o'ooe enusehes' e susa d e'u,'f ana
Budington's aud against Iiston' Moulson, aud
.aste. nnl tua lost como Of fts efyoctiyouoss n
.onc,ndinr ,o snno,,o5 h ,,,n cornoii tt,n+ T.,
soneiuas' ~ apto.eo ~ saH oout's. .ua.' III
| caao II ahoala recommend anoshor inVossfRattou
| Of hlr. Docchcr, it take caro- to mako such hea
| tho last md lastiug. "Giye us o lnalty, and
Ia, re h.,,,,, ,ba t,'no n m A., soo ,b,t t,,n
,nro.t,na.ian ~ 80 hrnod 49, ~ a,vor .ho ,s,aio
'uses.lsas,oa Is ~ otoao Us 10 co'of '''o WHOLE
the n1cnAnpsrs.
n II. Gra1tordso OF Mont Clair, tho raator OF tho
| chitcl q which J9aoph Ncllard3 - q membor,
aaAca tt N!chardB. nsothef-in.aW OF 1llton, had
ct 1874. BLoar1unn again answered, this tlmc
| afIlrmatIyelv saving that Richards had boen
O. nos.on, sag 90 1earoa eEent "f0ng ,ed oeon
| rort nlagnnnimty, WaH h1arlpE groet wrong
| for the sake OF anolhor. lii. Doechcr replied 1t
| nnnaif,erah1a 1anuth tlnnrIrr the trnth of Tin
scandal, and aaying IN conclusion.
~ 10 any great crime that has boen committed, and
that an hiding for tho sake Of gonetos!ty lot mo say
that an y very generous % man. aud Very nagnaut-
''''u' lnan' oo' ALI 4oo.'
| L.. ANpoYEh. ~. ...
An incident occurred during the afternoon
whieh Indicates tho fYelng under which Andoyer
ChufcA ms suggested Mutual Council. snd Tue
| hamof IN which neeclor personally reootven tho
| suggestion. Dcechcf Was standing on sho plat
form conVers1ng VIII two OF thEoe uocgates
anoat tho letter received from i10t. Austin
Thoipa. OF aho AnaoTer Theological Seminary.
lotter from Boecher. but it e1prosses In strong
torms iha!ps' itsspn1oval Of tho conduct Of his