New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

went away. not knowing that there was thing
Was small eight of them being Of the committee It WA
an, tnat ' PyS1ou aUd ~ waa
bers OF that church to have tho question investigated
committee OF eight appointed To look into the mat
ter They the pastors house. aud by 10 o'clock
the next morning the letter was IN the hands OF the clerk
Of Plymouth Church. And this is called Congregation
The same course Was practically pursued in the other
vation from the pulpit to the members of the church.
IL not known to the church that meeting OF TINS
importance TO be held. L am aware, and
/ positively know, that there are scores, and
sorry that sgch action had been taken Now II you say
the management OF these chulrhcs has done
the churches themselves You The pastors Of
both of these churches are men to whom the scotch adj
how he makes up his mind, for he never changes
it," suppose these have both acted with conscen-
that Saul OF Tarsus doing what he thought
TO he right when he went TO Damascus. leaving
slaughter behind him. That these men have done wrong
1 am | am of the Judgment Day. Isup@se
they thought they were both doing right, hut that
The refuge Of all the dlsallceed members m n OF
ID. Moulton DO you think that Is assuming reserved
and cautionary attitude Mr.. Moulton went TO them
for instruction regarding the letterniSsve ana tine Mu
tual Council; aud that too wac preserving reserved
For the past 20 years my life has been open to the pub
lie have occupi ID position above all Hthors exposed
10 1e Keen eyes Oh er rug alu taks lave 6een
caught up and printed Even the conservation
of house has been brought to the public ear
and eye. have raised my voice against the curse OF
slavery when to be A6oitionst was TO attack the
fierce nycctiye and hatred OF North ana SOUTH have
stood u lghtning-r catching the malignant IRE,
and Tapped by the forked tongues of every thunder
cloud that darkenrd Heaven; / have been hunted
by newspapers that had nothing better To do than to
make OF themselves. III am that guilty
man, how can stand How except God be WITH me ana
/ am night Immense and prolonged cheers. Don't in
And now want to speak of Mrs Mouton give
place to no man IN the honor give TO "Omanhood 10
That Weld chiyalrc was taught IL by my
mother, and her teachings do not forget l re-
affirm here, have sad before. that Mrs. MOultJn
has periured herself also affirm th3i my answer, In
court true. ana this say with God as my Judge.
MANY cheers NJ cOnycIsdtlon WIN Mrs. MOultOn
know wOman's dellcacy resides within my
talked with her a she atlrIns would have made me
blush with crimson. l an not AFRAID To 20 be
fore any just tribunal ON the globe Bll
In such hOdge-pUdge as tho council
they wanted would have been. never! 1say TO them
won't won't!" | say To them That give me these
words OF cruity and wrong IN the language Oh PauI,
God viii sme thee thou whlted WALL
I've tried to preach though an earthquake were In
the ground beneath, and the storm were III tue arr ANA
they dlsfiinchse this church, will stay here a. long
you wish me. Cheers The moment IL pecOuieo
known to int any great number ct my
poOpe wish me 10 close my labos the Will not 80
down on that day with their wish qnsaIIsIied ZAP
Golden candlesiick / shall sand yes; ana having
done III tO stand" Loud and continued applause.
Before the meeting adjourned, tine report of the
Committee was adopted. and the Committee
discharged The Committee appointed some
time ago TO arrange for the advisory coun-
ell were instructed to resume their work,
acting their own discretion and TO report at the
meeting of the church next Friday evening