, 1876-01-27

BROTHER WHITES GRIEVANCES AGAlNs
BROTHER BOWEN.
Hsp ToFE Sun. Jan. Is.


BROTHER WHITES GRIEVANCES AGAINST
BROTHER BOWEN.
SsU 1oFE Sun. Jan. 2s.
LIr Henry c. Bowen yesterday received from
,nan,ar, st,,o,aaut - tno arior.ne.. ~ q v
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"n'to' "nIch no WAS sumsnonea oeloio tao I4-
aiming Committee OF plymouth Church last
tia. hIr. WIito, hearing Of aIr Dowen's kuowi-
et!gc Of certain things HgniuHt Mr.. Decchar went
to lin. according 10 Matthew, 18Th chapter 18th
vorso to le!l hin OF his fault, and to say that it
was hts duty to aay something enc way or tho
othor; TINT Broltor Bowen refused to give him
satiefnctou, aud, according to Matthew, 18th
cln},ter ana ltlsi. verso, le went to roe him
agoin, taking two brethren, "that In the mouth
Of two or ti,tco witnesses ovor7 word might be
aud Garbutt.
Having failed to satiafy them, Brother white
then, according to Matthew, 18th chapter and
17th ve1se told Il unto tue church. that II he
neglected to hear tho church, he might be unto
h1r. bowen spout last oyoning considering tlle
occupations, and ho said TINT sho public would
hear from him in due ti1no. II he faiH to re-
spond satisfactorily. tho Examining Committee
| may report him to tho Church, aud then Ae may
viii nj meet Tho COMMITTEE to present It.
Mr. wbtto 'sa sat' 1n sh, 'i IN tis a atte, bo pas
acting Independently Of tho Committee and OF
other nlGmbors Of the church, Tho members Of
tue committee ula Eol KNOW tnas ne naa snosea
sno ,ua;'g, @ ,tod s ~ H., n, on,v =; .Iia liz .n
liz family ucra mombors Of plymouth Church !:
| 1Ir, uowcn, aIso member OF tho church had
given tho public to understand, or tho public
vas gtvon grounds fo7 infoTrnY, sllat Ms+ Do,e1s
know Hone very damaging facts concernias 3lr'
| Hoccher. As long ~ Ar Bowen. b5 hta s'lence,
cast doubt oVor tho rug!ic mind. con-
CORNING 4lf% DfECH4fA moral Cl1nf4Et9f, DIT,
Nhlte lAsnlly. o. "ell % rue family ot eVelV
other momboE ot tho church. WIS injured. 1t
| waa clearly Alf. boWena duty to spoak; II he
erch u% n sals DO w Htrartone ot " II IN he l,aw
danaEtng facts anu could euossantinte them. ho
ought 70 speak: ~ anl not takiug sides IN this
matter" said a!r. White. ~ ain standing In
depondcntiy; my , agmanaing "hat Mf. HoWen
knows, hnu taink atn f1Eht. ~ ho can thro"
any light Oh stiis aeolock no VIII i'fd mo py lis
side. nin not at liberty to say "lat tho pro-
coedlnga viii lo II hif: Ho"eh feInseA 20 epeaE ;
but kso" that, a. lies IN my power. II no
doesn't speak, a!iFa', and prove. or deny, hc
nlutt .cs out. have confidence u the purity
| OF htr. Deeohcr's character, but MI. bo.en'A
courso u hurting tue church. Anh l wnns 10
know II lo las any grounds lot h'a eacit ILL.,
u,. ,-a,.o 1..,o,e,o-,,.n,.-
| WHAT ttau'Ha Uo"oheoa ''oHaeta'
oa-,.,t, H.. T.. a".,o,, f,,,,~-oo,,,o,i<,
.v o ~. ~ ne ~ 80 m H.. ..,I,a ~,
| :" WV Aes ''"A1u ~ '"~' "S. ~
Tho ststomonts Of tho woman woodruff, aud the
Ine!uuatious Of Tiltou, wore bcio1e t4o public
tho nrosnnt writer madn Lasto to convoy to III
',I..,s',.,,,snoi .rh,oo, I'm oasr.orcou ~ hi,
a4S''n8aasneo sup]vos s.s aesa'H"eos " ~
sympathy, anu THO be!se1 thA enafeeS ooshnfl
only from such SOURCES, aud tn sncl forma, wer'
not to bo Noticed. hut tlat state of thing
Aoon passed. Tho charges became diEcct, doll
1ite, and not to bs put astlo.
lion fo!lowod tho Inquiry By Church Com
mlstcc, inveatel Witl, HoYorRl circumstances
which inado II conclusivo,
WHOM at lcngth tho csvll suit took place, ~
all locked TOR = complete yindtcatlon Of Mr
Noccl1er. II did NOT como. Wo Hero loft bo
tween ine1p.icAblo d,Neultios ou olthor aitte
ttfa;Io ,,,o ,,,u il nvarv F,u,r NJ Tin {urv rrf.