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, 1876-01-13
OBITUARY.,


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hnvsa of px,vw urusrx. IL, l4,a ue aud LII
l., nthcr op,.r,l it,t,, mariner hin IN tia ,nor,
cantI,o 1,;a ura,. boxtdoe bo, u agents for
larro oum1or or Estates, In 1860 lo VIVA elect.
ed We rro.t.out Of lilo Bank Of Nes rprts.
nn1 antrt,y afterwards beo .o,s 1rosi,lept b7 Thu
dcnth of Ina n,oteoyssor. Al tho tlue Of hi,
ac.t,, l,e AZ Truntco ur D,reo,or iu number Of
,n.tlntloua. ampnp thotu tho Dleccsof Btracl
Savings Link. EuIckr,bockcr Fire Insutsnc.
co,nnnuy. and United Stalos Life jusurapct
0on,puuy, Tia Now York Times sa,s, "Ant
f1,apclcr Mr, IEyEr1cu was nis.,s aate ID.
y1onr sl,on tntersa:s Of ya.t Importance wsso nl
stake, sud 10 rendered iuys,uatio services u
bis country sa a merpbsr Of tho Co;n,nlt,os d
HAfstF t,te viola to thn War;
srrpuES DECATUR,
Commodore s1eYury DECATUR, d. 8. y, die.
suddenly la ros,on On Sunday lat Of billou
coltc. liz uns born in New Jo,asv and aptoptad
to tho service f,om Now usrapsht.e ia 1920
sailing Ia rho fr,cato Constitution, llo xas pro
p,otcd to Passed Nidan.oman in 1883. and com
, 1876-01-13

At Il conference held yesterday between r
Special Committee Of the Board Of Trade aaa
:he managers Of tho railroads leading from
Chicago 10 the Last, atr, JAMES +. Jor, Pres
ileut. of tho Michigan Central, malo IT,
bored end lame attempt to explain the reason
for tie grossly unjust discrimination agains.
Chicago In freight rates. lfe LIFT the Com
,uistee no wiser than before. aud failed to
convince them Of tho sincerity Or good faitl'
II the managers Of tho pool lines "a affecting
the sightful clnitns Of Chicago.
, 1876-01-13

The Democrats Of tho Louisiana Lcgisln-
tnrc, By the sid Of three Republican Senators,
Yesterday obta;ned a quorum for tho joint
convention, and proceeded to clect this Hon.
!. D. Ers1ts United States Senator. The
-7ntblcans who took no part In tho election
.:oatest its legality, upon tile ground that
was 10 vacancy and tint tho Scn1!e
ct vote to 60 into joint convention for
tln,tsr,
, 1876-01-13

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, 1876-01-13

.s43rk or trEacrt7TtuA ifATAntr II AhFASck''
rh&tnre t'rrpni; Mt thtn Dff'cf.
t,sily rdthn, rh.s,baid.l HAas1
F4r.s n 3e8r 1T rams rata
Mailed tn any s.ts,rcts Fnpn EEk4 sr.,.t.;. l.''
su.rs4! Et.ittqH tletCly 4h l.rlshns h'"ba n NJ,
Tn.Aiv1k3, vos -psH, iycar..,...,'... '.'+'' o'oo
Par OF !, ar IT .kint rtte
wEkKLY Enl7IuA. fuIsfAtp. n.-n
tnrthrrt o."
EuG nf twstitF. pr si3 t't~
Ihu rustaRo eenls rear, which ~ vii rsepA!'
arrcIuc,. COZ In stnl ire.
1u1,re.gni delay anl n,istskea. tc surr *n'f give
rr,trrc n,,,ttr,s in f,t, iut',na S.aie Aid css5'
kt,,tl.uurts nsy be mule either ly draft cairess'
ro.-Ojcc rrtr, III registered lrsterf as oHr EAk+
7InNa 10 CITY nr,ucnlnrKs.
rny delivered, Runds5 esrttef!. ~ cents t'er ~ecf
Ea,. dolly, rcd, Enni included. aN rfiash pr ~sr9s
Auu1s.s 1lE TRIBUNE Cl,MFASf,
EGtn4r Madison sna Dc,rllnrH s1s.. Cllcaxo, ILL
, 1876-01-13

portion than that Of New York. but also
smaller tll6n TINT Of any other city IN tho
United sthtcs. Wo leavo tho comparison
without further comment for tho New York
pnpors to reflect npon, nua meanwhile won'a
once moro ask tho insurance men II thoro Ia
more fasorab1o risk In tho country than Gill;
, 1876-01-13


0. ". s1uSS, Supervisor of Internal Revenue
for Illinois, Michigan, mi. Wisconsin. before
their brethren at Chicago and Milwaukee had
time to investigate his caroer. This fact,
however, need not deter thom from brief
exc,lrsion n|ong his crooked pathway. 1sy
way Of giving them start, VIZ invite their
attention to tho following document, which
was published III tho newspapers Of this city
in tile month Of October, 1874. Wo repro
.aar, wl.ere it was commented on ay most
extraordinary production 10 emaaate from
high rcvanuu ot1icin!:
UNITED STATES lArGENAL REVENUE, BrrEnv1sons
Ofr17x. pls1a1cr or 1LLlsot., utcu1aAx, AND VIII
csSg1A CaIKo, ILL.,. Ok 15l-a:n It haA cutna to
my kuowl:dgs shst eertaln perfume not In guy WY
rou1e: TED with t4u Uus.d :statas 1nsrnil Revenue
,erYace Ting Id spea III your sss.ot. king II
y business for tla :stry slim thsy ohtln wness.
Of reporting sares for ale sea siolton of the 1n
teru1l i,yen", ItHi tn B1niol, VI Eul1s,n 10 o d.
GERS. to Uh!ted Bases Commissioner usrNE, Ia
UuiIc1 Sstsa Di.s.es Attorney GtoyEn. prosccu-
tIon.
While 1t Ia the privilege Of any citizen who may know
III sclaons Of tin Law 10 clrt thn 6Ina to tue tfop
r. t :crs, nul w.iiIo l w0nll encourages suth pruc
ltccs Hli! When aush rep,sIA cons to LIS knowledge
rso., a e'I q uay -, t. ~,
Sui, D,s,.l-t Mtlrncy for rso*seutop but. wnsn
trsa r,espou>ls #ies ropors y!oatlons Of tue lsoy
enue l4" g'n ~ hsF'J a'tssa 70 i4 10 as!'f'oa I"
&C. s' a'''us, -, ,s,,' IT,
was1.ut. lpolr pro,es llton.
There /. sufficient number " revenue osleers
ass'sns 10 duty IN your d:*.ss 10 nro that the Rov~
us .aSa afu s,.', ~, .9sa ~ p, e&a'ys
/ ,.tares Al, lu t,l,ri with ,ho., wh, viii r.,
Tas luslAts. m,n of c4lslso aid vtA pl,cea ought
"' I. b aaa'ytl W 'rFstp1' d: ~ a. ~ha f-l'sy
sa. ~ u ,. r'1a u, "4s sn' sss'auo a',e'n .S
for ,.cr ,oar,s You viii ils ta ,as, 1r sulo,.
d.na.es il, M way to encour41s or couu.snauce auy
re''on OF Isr'ons "h' fol1.w 'ds e0atsmpubs bus'-
M ~ y, A,uuav umu a"ss s ,u!' 'aA''sf' 'a4'
u. II, stvss
| aurrrs.sor 1nto.1,4l lsevenut.
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ea'uls = ,,. uoo,u,
s,.a Als .'o'A's' ~, o''e"'Aenu' ''Aso 'ee,'
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""e'" t'''s !a'e" 4'''If oas oo'ersat'oh' II
"'' '.' 'eha t'a'' "n o'aef ~ 'no eoAee@oF anu
"'l o'Aei o'''ce1a ~ .'as a's1s'et 10 tlhfesart'
~ testimony "soua''' 10 ueh' cohc"fhlnG
sfauos on '1'e so'e''ue " 'Ffa"l"hso!o rar'
, 1876-01-13

On tho 18th oF Msy last the Legislature of
New York slnsudsd tho o1artoF OF the eissos-
hood Of Gray Nuns BY authorizing tho 8tats Au-
psnnteadant, II hLs discretion, 10 txsus oesta-
eat%s Of qualification ~ teachers "a araaastss of
sn3 hahoal kspt by lh&l eAa!sstoaa. II sasms
, 1876-01-13


it over dill cotton. Tho spectre of every stalk
OF sugnr-cane. tho ghost Of oscry extinct
fsnco-rail, the sliaiowy somblaaco Of ovory
cotton.balo burned stolen, or captured DUR
Ing the War, nro now summoned up to Wash
ingtou to Join In the grand Confederate raid
OIL lilo Treasury. Sinco necessity is tue
mother of inycntiont and since the average
Confederate Is necessitous person, he hns
apparently invented very groat number Of
tho aforesaid canes. mud rails, md bales. At
any rate, the oil, worn-out 1anls ravagcd by
our troors seem to llaro been nbont to
bear mora s11gar aud cotton thnn per-
fectly virgin soil anywhere In Dixie las
over boon known to yield before or since.
Tho touch OF Fcderll foot seems to have
impaired strange fertility to tho soil. If
the South could only again hayo such crops,
such houses, such colleges, as 1t now clnin1s
that Union soldiers destroyed, tlo first would
sell for cnougl. to instantly wipe out oil the
losses Of tic War tho second would cover
every plantation with town, md tho third
would fflrnisl, about one school for every
:: four.and~a-haH children. How destructive
wc we're, to be sure, and how glal We ought
to 10 now to pay tho tnxes needed to indcua-
nifty tho Confeelerates for tho mis:lee1s Of tho
brutal rs,(1l1ns who wore wicked enough to
fight for the Union. There il n cheerful
prospect before us, too, Of being allowed
to pay these claims twice or thrice over Ono
of tho Confederate bills now pending in
tho Honso nrpropriates 100000 for tho
bcnoGt Of certain residents Of London
, 1876-01-13

thai. t1nl"r tl,o oxi,ttDR gousral Law. tlls Stats
superintendent had tie powor to d. thts In TIT
caac OF graduates Of Au7 rcminsly in tho Btata
Tho Gray Nuns bill pasksd without an! attention
being drawn 10 IL aud 1t received tho Affirmative
yolo Of nvnry mcnbsr Of buth Hunsoa pseAont
at the time Tho life of this pars Of Tho bl4l.
hnwHycr, Wan short oue. On tho 9th of Jnno
following the Lcslslstmso ennr:oa general Law
regulating tho is.uo VI cert ncutus Of ls,'I.f'ci.
tiun for tsachors. and the spe,iat provision In
the Gay MUM .bartor, N well as ali other pro.
v!ous laws on tha slbiock "c.o repealed.
, 1876-01-13

The Chicago produce markets were ssoAdier
yesterday. S1sss pork wan actlys aua lsa
lowBr, closing Il 1920 cakl 4ud $ly.:i3 fur
Prh~,nry. I4nr.l WAN mora acti1B anl In lan
, 1876-01-13


st. Louis is candidate 70. tlo honors md
rroti:s Of tho two National Conventions of
1916. The new building recently completed
by tho Merchants Exchange ID not really
needal by thu body for tic transaction of
the s,null volume Ut buaiacss which it is ub!e
10 divert from Eansas City, Olnai4a, aud
other competing points, and Eo the uso ii tbs
hail is with grcnt unaui,uity rendered for the
holding Of both the Democratic and Ee.
publican National Conventions. II 4i,ni}ur
otter wero to be made Ly tho cl.icngo uonrl
Of Trads il would be worthy oi serious cou-
si1erasion because Of The great sacrifice ill.,
volycl, but Ia the cuxe Of the st. Louis TX.
change 1t seems to maao 10 difference it
basinuss is Suspended for week or two.
clicago. however, has the Expedition Build
iug, which will Lold about four Euch
structures as the st, Louis Exchange Hull,
sud during the sssssous of tho two Gonyen-
tlous iu tl4's eisy our HoA5d Of Tr4ds trausac.
tious will not 10 interrupted, and tho dele.
Gatss will haya the opportunity Of seeing tue
1reai commercial mart III lull blast. W. 10
.hsss t4inY. differently iu Chicago.
, 1876-01-13

rARTEr.r. ItAL1--Maiison str'nt, between Clsrl
tnf1 1aN .IIt. Lrtnro ly Snrnl4n 7. aassut!o+ Sut
i3ct =" TuG Evolution 1t FAIth.H
, 1876-01-13

Qrecnbacks a. the New York Gold e
change yesterday closed at ss!.
, 1876-01-13

ADFl.rl3t TNrATEE--I,. ,r!rnrn ttrtAt. eernes
Eul,l o.. Tlr U:-n Gtudst." Variety etfurnancs.
, 1876-01-13

r1nn1.Eyg TrtEATHE-1s ntorh sirccf, tTtweta
-Hrs ana 1'tiafc Eng Of tAs h..lte opeF'-
trplte. "Eauxt."
, 1876-01-13

...yl.EER1 TrlEATnE-NaiI.un street. hntwfen
p.'r and state. Engagement of 6eotGo ltIsno!a'
l1pnrf w
, 1876-01-13

Iuc1us Qulxrus Cunrtus LAwAn In Chaifnaa
Of tho Pacific nsilroal Comm,ttoo; Lvctua
Qutxrua CCET1Ca WtsnlN TON Ia cera nf tho
H.Ac. Thru IL something 10 nanio, altas all
, 1876-01-13

The City Of Buffalo Ia ono Of she munfc1pa'I-
ues tbs. Las besu onloyipg tor so,ne yssrs Tho
luxury OF INCREASING tho public debt aud of ln-
creaalng taxatscn. Tho growth Of tho city dobt
during tho tAat twenty years il thus tllownt
1a1s,.,.,....4 co., Sos I873,..........taAso $50 t59
lHh.......,.... ts,.tW t,7&,........,... sS1, ,.al
la7o....... ..... kn nee4lls1s .......,.... dx7,,A
isfl........... aeoo ~ fIa's.......... 7lsa,39l
1tf3...s. ... a,aI2,a3
b,noe 1910 the annuAl addition to tAa dsbt laa
avsraged q, ,0o0 zoo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
Bcccherism on Trial.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: If the
advisory council like Deecher5m better than
orthodox Concregatlonalism, let them say so.
They are looking into the discipline OF Ply
mouth Church. Suppose they also inquire II
Mr. Beecher does not preach the uoctrine OF
universal salvation. Whether they are holding
their consultations about an orthodox church
or AN Universalst church.
some of the members of that council are sun
posed TO place great importance on what sort Of
doctrine IL preached. We suppofc they con
sldor Christianity to be n system OF religion re-
vealed from heaven for the direction OF man
Kind, not set OF emotions that bnppento arise
In the breast of MIR. Beecher when the excite
mcnt OF preaching Is on MIN. Divine nspira-
ton and Beccher Inspiration are not the same
thing. one Is nom heaven and the other u
good deal tower origin. -t.t. -
Ihis council can mother hurt nor help Mr.
Dcecher. II pure and innocent, all the coiiuclls
IN the worl cannot permanently harm him; IL
guilty. as l believe him to be, all the councils i'm
lSa world cannot help him. But one respopsi-
bility ,Sssc gentlemen cannot escape, and that
Is to defend lie Truths 0f rrlgion. Take heed
how ye hear" Take heed how YOU pIuach,
IL by any act of theirs or the emitting Of any
nc, they show indifference q what Is preached
by the pastor of Plymouth Church, they incur a
serious responsibility. How can they I've called
" Defenders " ilt lutnt' :. Is. ii,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
HORSE NOTES.

Occdcnt was driven at Sacramento recently
ana did not show the slightest laleErsA
Mr.. II. Hard ~ Cleveland, Ohio has purchased
The 'r't'lnS sc d'as Gray BhY Pre-, Sij1J.
Mr.. J imos j. Mckee Of Paterson. has purchas-
ed ne tst colt Fl.ctAool by lllppy Medium, OF Nal
LlsAli " Goshen, y. \. Fuce, 5000.
The celebrated trptter. James Howell. Jr., by
N,'1yks lamhetp Al. i'm by Harry Clv, ded last
VEGA He was N4lu'i al $4,000, r,cJri, 80.
Mr. Elglr Holmes OF Rochester, ~ Y, has
sold tho gray rellng Prin"c 90 Mr.. A. v SIN OF the
same eiS Tor seolJ II.uc' mas shown "a $3.50.
Hugh G Nn'y the stceplc chase rider. who
was ruled on nv one steward 81 IN" Amettc m ocScy
Decn relta.aicl.
Tho noted running horses IN training belong
ing 10 le df sir Autnuut ,D.hrCaild are under tue
caro- of Joseph lllvhu' 20 NtH4alrtrf. a Whls sta.
Die was Delleaihed 90 Baron Lionel ds Rothscnld
'lho new weights OF the American Jockey
C.up nave hecn l1p'eI hY tle Monmouth ParN AssO.
cation. Ihr'e weights VIII uf curipI during the
coming racns season at jerome Park, sarato "a, and
Long Branch.
A match for $500 a side has been made by Mr..
i. shirley u AWpror tAutin, tho Owner - Brown
Benny ar II. Dickson Of Fnckelrin, owner OF MAZDA
WaskI Ill trpi their esq'c.tJ horses race OF 100
miles. The time IL not YET hNed.
The following stakes are 10 close on tho 1st OF
Mathi Al Jerome PrN, the Centennial stakes and
Centennial Gun tho former run NJ tho spring meeting
ana me altel run ~ the fall meeting 1910; tie
FOr1ham Handicap, Weschestcr Cup, Juvenile Stakes
Annual Stakes, anu JOckY club Iisndcap az Saratoga
thu Nile and Quarter Sweepstakes for an ages me
Flash stakes for twoJearoids the Saratoga Cup tie
oapfor all ages, aud the SWEEPSTAKES Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sn. There
was nm inaccuracy In the reporting Of Bocrhers
oratorical toW ds force on Friday morning., by
which one Of his neate,t bits OF evasion. In a
seemingly most impas-ioned moment was neg
lccted by tho reporters His speech reads in the
papers
IT there is any man on earth That has any
thing 20 say tony dc'rluvut, ann hcre, and now
challenge him to say it,
That which Ae did aiy was;
"lf thoW i.aly man nn Garth that has any
thing 10 Say tn my dctrlmeut, and that irdHtS 10
sdU dm here, Nc.
The omitted word have peculiar significance
when the supposed Reasons for HpWen's reluc-
turc topuhn b all no knows are remembored
NEW YORK, Feb. ~. RrPOEreH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
Di.mayed by Ills nlnsphcmy.

Fom ne AtGdelphd Times Fcb 10.
Those who have been most tolerant OF
Mr.. BeecheI'5 errors OF act and speech can
scarcely do otherwise than shrink m horror
from his performance Yesterday. That he, VINO
OF All Others has laoored To suppress inquiry into
edly ~ late, In dramatic tones, DEFY the world
10 accuse him OF wrong doing, simply insults
the common sense OF the world. But when he
stands up and boldly deles the angels OF g cd TO
say aught against him, and then, In an outburst
OF well-wrouRht passion, challenges God himself
to accuse him Of evil, even the irreyeTent world
Will turn away dlsmayed by such terrible bias
Dhemy. Mr.. Iieecher's religion has long been
puzzle to simple minded people It Is hard 10
believe, when we hear these passionate shreks
OF his and then hear him abruptly descend to
loeose trlhing and move his audience to laugh
ter, that he has not gone stark mad. II would
w " lssst S44lt49ls bsIiei.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

pany appeared Nov 0, 1871, and April 1, 1872, tho
shares reached about their highest point In the
London market. and MIR. Park took the oppor-
tunity to /" get shut " Of tho whole thing by dis
posing OF the whole, or nearly the whole of the
shares retained 10y him. The date named, how
ever, may have been that OF the payment in
stead ~ tho bargain. Chisholm the younger
knew nothing at all about this transaction, az he
was In TITAN at The time. and Chisholm the elder
did not seom clear headed at oil about the de-
tails Of this part Of tpe business lie had got his
money and was evidently pleased aud gratihcd
thercat. But he knew nothing whatever about
the London company, and had doubtless sold out
before that corporation commenced business
And here This part II the story ends. Tho trans
action was evidently an immense thing for Park
and Baxter. One-half the mine they bought
outright Tor tJ'5,OO and so far as I can Judge
from he above. and some notes of small sales
which have not included, the remaining half
did not bring the whole first cost to much more
than Million They must have received con
siderab g more than this from dividends. and
Then sold out the whole to the Englishmen for
S5,0000N.
The old man Chisholm says that II they will
stop spending their time and money In law
suits and go TO WORK developing their NINE
with hall tho pluck he showed in discovering 1t,
they will lind plenty of SILVER vet.
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Another OF Thrm.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: The
Row Franz, Russell, pastor Of a Congresatlonal
church In Kalamazoo, Mich. is ono of the Adj
Ysoy council When the great scandal was first
brought 10 light he eagerly rushed into print as
an enthusiastic defender Of Beccher, claiming to
nhNe peeh AZ one time an inmate of Bcechrr's
true inMardness Of the whole matter little
before the calling OF the Advisory Council he re-
celNed valuable present from Beecher and has
since been even more convinced OF the pastors
Innocence than he WAS before.
VhookLrN, Feb. ". =. O.
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week, .Courtrlght $50, and Kernel S125. Then,
IN addition to this, they make considerable
amounts from the sale OF rights OF publications
and the sales Of song books. music publishers
paving royalty OF generally about ten per cent.
on their sales OF sheet music and propO rtiOnate-
ly on books. Sometimes rights are sold out and
out, hut not frequently II the songs are good for
anything, and since llarigin ioDllshly throw
away little fortune 10y selling the "Niulgan
Guards To- Pond Co, for 80 cash down. such
transactions Will no doubt hc ratcr IN the future
The English comic singers who have achieved
reputation In this count ry have been not many
moro ia number than The native singers men
toned. There WAS Horace Linra-o. Famous
once as Captain Jinks." who now con ines him
self to comedy acting, except when nc cu.crs n
village too small for a dramatic company. aud
then he does his old " sketches" AS well rs ever;
Harry Ricknrds. whose popularity "a Brown,
the Tragedian." In the song OF that title. has won
for him reengagement in the Olympic Thea
tire, to which house he will soon return from
England; Jolly Nash. who IL doin his Laugh
ing" song out In Caliiornia,i FREQ Foster, the
original " plccadilly;" j. H. Mihurn, great as
THE Dancing Barbcr;" Harry Munsoc, who
wrote his own songs, and will he best remem-
bered by his swell with the Carrotly Hair"
and All among the Clover;" Victor Listor and
Guy Linton. the latter OF whom Is travelling
somewhere In this country.
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To the Mcmb, r. ofrnc advisory e.

GENTLEMEN: am sorry nat 40 ,onn,,
respectable n...oa sno"'' oe called together to
~t'''A ~
N-..~7 on Questions already det ..~".. hy thA
Council OF ls7i. But here you arc and are now,
as YOU think, fairly al work. You can do no
more than reafllrn what the council OF 1T4
mace law Tor our communion, as you are not
permitted 10 touch the important questions:
Fist-ls Henry Ward Beecher an orthodox
clergy manl
second Is Henry Ward Beecher guilty or not
guilty.
mil these two fundamental questions are
thoroughly Investigated and decided, your
laoor ON minor points IL time thrown away, YOUR
Efforts tguitless; you NAV as we'll adjourn and
60 home. All the fine Tux OF Mr.. Bee ch r. ana
Mr.. sherman Is vain babble.
Ii Mr. Beecher Is innocent and wishes to re-
iustate himself, lie had better accept the call Of
Andover, and let u mutual council of twelve
men mot more)-men Of the very highest char
acter- be called. Let all parties be heard before
this tribunal. We will all accept their verdict
and the ,hurchos Of our communion VIII have
rest, which IT,, " sorely need, Unless some such
steps taken, it VIII. be far better to separate |;
lot the orthodox go Quietly Their way, and the
beecherltes 90 their way. ~ l luIii pelleVe
that Beecherism Is a want q. iaith III the great
doctrines OF the orthodox cree 'neS WIZ soon
nat out ~ consequence. Some OF ia. 80 OuuIVhes
VIII JON the Cnitarans, some the I'm, 'i,"i1tSi
some the Nothingarans. :. y H.
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have given the facts above exactly as stated
70 me by the ChishOims. Their account was
Clear and connected, EXCEPT in the matter OF
dates as to which they were somewhat at sea
For instance the date of the last payment OF
x220OOO 70 Chisholm was given as April /. 1872,
" betore the London company was formed" but
as 20 the connection OF Chisholm with tho
London company, which, no says-and no
doubt correctly-that he never knew anything
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