Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-26
LATE TELEsRAMS.
EAarER n.
Meeting Of Piymeuth Chureh-
l,owen the suhieet.


ness meeting Of Plymouth Church to-
night the report Of the Examining Com.
mi,,ee was read by Brother Tilney. II
~recites Whites grievances against Bow
en-; how the latter was asked for the
essential facts relating to Beecher. and
how in reply he only read what was
nearly altogether q vindicaiion Of his
avn conduct. with the report Of q con-
t.s,ion made TO him wears ago by a
xoman mot named or identified. and
how he refused 10 answer their quss.
ions and precipitately withdrew. In
eonclu,iou the committee recommended.
in view Of Bowen's refusal to answer
,ra his n~rec;pita,e withdrawal. that he
bs called before the church a, a business
msetiny ON Wednesday evening next, TO
,nswer orally questions as to his accuse.
tons and insinuations against the pastor
in his letters Of February ith and 23d.
Mckay moved that Bowen 10 sum-
moned before the Examining Committee.
10 Give him another chance 10 appear
ani yinJicat. himself.
q % Wbits novel An amendment
,h., In deianlt thereof Bovsn be- cast
ON, as A slapderer acting in defiance Of
Nh. obligations. That he DO summoned
before the COMMITTEES aud notified that
unless he gave names. etc., that he
would be- cast out at the next business
meeting.
White said they should stand triaiug
M lonc., There WAS but one other
ax,,nnIe Of n church being 40 tampered
- r.. hr,,h.r In, that brother had
A.. ,,.,oncv 10 90 and hang himself.
tGr.,i aprlau.e anal laughter He
,bourht Bowen ought to Le eIeommu-
nicated.
Bsechsr here ~iutsrposcd and depre-
| e,,el these manifestations Of approval
and merriment. aud said that while
there might DO lndieious ! ooh-
nested with the case OF ,ho oro,ner, !e'
u was solemn .s,n. fpo.snS vas
eoas y, ~. tonnds,s of ,hs church and il
wamhsr now ma Inc mors tantalixinp
- sanJn., ,ha mora sa5 the snecta.
s,s Us honsI ,hsy would deal with tho
matter win solemnity. In his own
,hor,h, j, was in m, nature Of an exc
sn,;an a, frr.r.l-
at,sr mora discussion. during which
pra,h.r Ra,mond called Brotbcr Me-
K., 10 o,dsy for e~csticuIatip, nj him
nd .,,r;butinc motives 10 him. Bescher
.aid ,hat although most of the ques-
ions ou,bt 10 be settled by tho commit
"a. n. was opnos.d To sending this
mater b.ck IN tbsm. n was A peculiar
ems. anil he jid mo, wish Bowen to be
All. 10 saw that the committee were his
(Be.cher's) relatives and friends, but to
nave ,be whole matter disposed Of by
church, which could not in any way be
called n packed tribunal.
Mckay then withdrew his resolution.
Shearman said they wanted TO deal
with Bowen ms a member. They had
more affection for him than over and did
moi want IN mart with him lust now.
IIau,hter.I lie gave them as his chief
iact a statement by n woman, and he
ISb.a,manl plel,ei his reputation for
.acaci,y that she was indeed a woman.
fIaueL,er.1 lie Judged this from Bow
ems history and his dragging the grave
and ia, brothel for evidence and relying
ON The dead 10 support his honor and
word. They had succeeded in getting
him 10 fix q period b~etweenli0 and 90
y.,rs but. unfortunately for him, the
s,nJy and praysr meetings TO which no
r.I.rs nh moi e.ist together. laugh
Ter Tbey had GOT their dear brother
Row, an The fscts. Bowen declared
NJ. ,s;-il;n,,.s. IN 90 hsfor. any tbrso of
- - "a m.n,.J The.s are now
so"a;a,aJ comm;,,esm.n and let him 90
o,a a. AMI he b.;ng , member.
= - n-,oc.sJ;ng. wonIj be pri,i.
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