, 1876-02-23
DR.. Bacon Again Offo nds the
Rcvcrcnd Cnlcimincrs to
tho Soul.
ue Charges Pett!coat Government In lilo
Hands Of Shrlcking Women;
Declares Himself Open to convic-
ton Of Beecher's Guilt;
And Proolaims tho Existence Of q Big
Skeleton in the soandal-Breading
Sanctuary.
IN SECRET SESSION.
L REPORT PunNtsHED nY soMEDopf.

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NEW YonK, Feb. 22.-Extreno care was taken
shls morning to provide That tue Advisory Coun-
oil should bs by ltsolt. po14couaon wcrc alta
toned In tho lobby to knop all reporters Ut da-
tancs, and Plymouth Church uerubora assisted
Ia probing ali placcs Of possible concoalmont
within hearing Of tho 1oldeBt vofcs ID the Coun-
Gil. Tho 6unday.school room In tho second
storY was again takcn. Time WAS consumed In
scruttuizipg tickets and fnces, aud tho remnant
Of tho half hour before II o'clock waa givon to
devotional exercises, which wore conducted BY
Bradford r. Wood. A Appropriation to call in M
official reporter WAS votcd down.
E1.Gov. Neson Dinghy, of Maine,
presided, and tho Moderators took occasion
ern the assembly. As cvcry member fclt much
1t home, and enIoyed TO aomo dogren tlo libor-
Ties Of tho Moderator, tho rnlc's were At iosa to
knon how to rulo.
That IN informal voto should bo
taken On the report OF oAcll
special committee boforo opening tue general
The report Of the second committee vas rosl
and Informally adopted: Tho Chairman urged
tint The report covered Mrs. Moultona case, md
was in fall accord With Congregational usage.
THE COMMITTEE OF NINE
The lively discussion which onsued WAS arrest
ID by the announcement OF tue Moderator
that thoy And appointed the Committee
Of nino for tho tinh consideration Of al! matsera
9soa8ns no,ose ~ tes VIZ maa as mr
fairchild. pr. s.ltey, b. 5tfons: Dr.: situtto:
want Dr.. Bacon, Bradford H. Wood, Judge
Mythe. and s1-aov. Dlngloy. Dr:
s. kosses s,;1p ;H1nplesaon somo ooao.s -. ADOLF ~
e work. sS not ,e eoassa assn Tho ana pposs
m.,; mont Of tho COMMITTEES was ratidod by tho
Council.
on BACON. a..
pr Bacon took Tue aoos sna ha!a II ios twenty M
Tofa "excomm9ncatoa.' 70 desired ieRisa,,
tton sga1nst tho use o. tue Wora, anu
es'd hia Ioasons Tor WaasnR wa on
usinF ss cood d.o a pot
that Mr. Triton wns ntully seanda'oua" F" uhia
9et = member of Piymonth Cnurch. anu no
tao1Bus taa cnlIc1 10 leaa wrong IN noE srsipg
~. Ii!ton: lie peleVea IN no Ruen e1c!son
aTon tne enufch as 10 Implied III "a1opPlne
motooefa' ....--
IinEnAL ~ I4 conauSloS.
Dared from partaklng OF INC communion. he
Wese ofoppea OF e1eoMnunilcasoa, Put COZ
tnnca TO at:epa fl5moush Church. Dts.
eto11s $40 AeDott noio that, ~ eaca
sa,,I' m eVens' ~ a. eoo!d not partaRe -, Of
communion: me in9uir1ng do!cgato t4en
suggested that, II Mr. Ho"on was determined to
commune, pnysice1 losco on!y cooia pfevon.
MN. 1he councll oeoane 7ety tnroutent ana
cr;n. ~ :. f1raaftn., IN md :. f3rdor III TE1
ts.Ss t,sn,,,. VI Qasston! a"o ma ~: ans
~ taut a.. increased a,sea ~ ,,as nason @ .oGk
nno. r noor ~ e; ~ ts,,,nit .h.t esy ~
1n+sa 's,ao. ~ H., aA!I ~
So"sat , unos1 sue cHcune.nneee h1es.'oneu; ;
p'F pn4,u W Fe5!ea Fss ;. eS eonuno % ana caseReo
-d;ntr3a,s. Uaien "''1 np,1s a, au,Y !'oao ~
Ttsslps Tnentnr e,.~.i saS lo1ds euppg;ss ;!, at;
h5to Pai"ao ro.3,s 81 eo"non, d ~, .neaaa asss
snS @ nAlao.s aeo 10 ,ProaIn3sutsa, ana no qnosea
n ouo ~ ,s @ oecan nuaat ogrs;oa
caasoa. aaa many eaa1oa ~ bseoh 20 osaot: a., Maa
. tema1Ks e1e!sea enaEp oisaPPIosa! ana even als-
aoK aK, d . aa!esasSs ass,o u1aes waa
4ned to the queaEton; Tho 1toY. Nr.
Lee ooerea socond amendment; on
,,aaa.,o Mnlca tneto s.teo W n more pronMoss p,ss
ulscuesiont interrupted py calls Tor tue previous
question, which 'sas moved.
DOWN WITH BACON!
fFcsiaent Porter got tue toor hnd sturdtly
opposed Dr.. Bacon lu what he called hR evident
feeling hntsEpuiatic to Plymouth Church. and