The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
VOL. XLllI. l3l.
DErCllER WANING WROTll.
rO THE fvTRMENTS
tONtERNING ms DLEDS.

Nr BccchM read rcqn's'7 '"I 'v'''' w. ,r
th from solomon Olseh anu n's VIZ
Chairman gcrt'h sA' u""h y" '''
ycv,t chair ana organAeu 'n' usu"
annual bu,iuess meeting. Brother JOIN l.
~, ,,,.,.1 thot tina commit appointed
h'"''" No." ..,,,-,., n To the
20 present tho topic ior ''n-'"' ,, e" "
,,ut,,oi council he appolntcd to OH the same
,ho .d,ts,,, cntu,il. VIZ Mr. Beech r,
o"' J." WIG "''','' ,,.,,,. q, sne,rfnnn. and
Df Edward hec'n''' 49,, ,.,,,1 ,,r ,no
"''' r,. ,,r,led
quo''.''' az" ,r ,lo chairman. request
ihrh' I'D ~ '"' , ,...,,., a. u,c.,or
for the meeting 'urth U l''''u'v' WI Do'0"V'
,vtk.l to the front 70 answer the lA'eat attacks.
s'..t,,., =, ,il. nf scandal documents. around
SpiehdIhR pNr '' '-"" -
the shell iul oi luN' I"-r- "' 'l' 'H"lv' "v '''N
a-'ip Of the cprrrsnof icnrr between Mrs. Moul-
90 rnt., Va. C,tt Ue cursnrlty rc-
t'n 'h' ,,, 49,,
fofrej 10 NtS' M"ultvh le'''' dNe'''h- Vh W"
expression coarse SANDER" which she used to
.,,,,,cter,,e his specch Of the Friday evening
chHrH''''lI' "' w" y. ,, 80,
before. OF cour rse he said referring 10 MI an
u,tts iottor cus who steps upon the opening
..,,o,.e NJ th,s letter must pause. When men
se"'o"'' W W 49,.
are in great distress ana trouble even enm,y
nease. for a moment. An officer Of the law With
r-,,, would not care to ,ntrude on a funeral,
tNt" "Vu'" "'' e''' ~ wv ~ =,
and no who would discuss this letter. which
o,ues from one who has Grape on the door OF
.'"'' .. q, ~, tho door Of bis le,ter
nu """'0' ', a,'s ~, ",,son, " A., nans,ns
III. daughter had died, and one would have
4 -, :. w. a,,,.,,u, ,-o,, s,ea, ,,,a,
,ou,d not have heen able to write letter hlied
sllsi WIN NOMINATIONS anu ! l,en"Oun I, nn1
.hlnk Ky ~" 'na. ~ ~ u,,s ,, V'u t.i,'' ~
nOln- tuht 't M'tn W. !" n f IN w '''e'' VI
sen' @ ,'n Wp',i w., e" - t 80, NJ n.oche,
idt u W. a.t .tavA oh ll'i ~ Will M stI. neeSt'e
eou',u,e ,eu' sl 'u9 % 'uaue ~ ~, ~ 'a, - u". ~ 1a
the le.,'l, 't N.tulu J. - "'' HO"c'V'' "o
"'s"'' w "''' ''''s 'ai '-' ''n
u anving con mitigate tie coarsness OF the pis'ors
So, H nr ,nr,n meeting IL was TIE ihehorap'e ne-
o'-' '' '"
The church would bear him witness that since
the tf-t u.c'ins with Nrs. Muuiton not docu-
mem had come go the church win hernaue ut
tsched ia. did not reek win the crithrt, u
ofno. ad4lferv. and peii NY These stamped the
Iett,r. " ht,.l was such us no woman OF delicacy
could o. If aloud without a blush. Now. for
Hagine 90 last Friday night that she had fasi-
M 1nly nain- m I allegation drclnr1ng thnt
nj ne vas false hui size there had been called
down iunu MIN the allegation Of cosrseness.
cate won, IA whether ms dealing under tne cir
oum-tauce. vs. nor Z ir aud honor ribl, D,
"shAl man" he said. stand up in COM
nluutt1 as o.. m the midst Of a church which
under coda heip h,ye blilt up--nftrr a war.
fare " hve year. shall q man stand stiii ard
lei A " un,n lash hitu with nor tongue reei'ny
on wnris unne,on,ln, a n,Snf I ali mo-, den1
nn,r.y vim her de,lt lsntantiv ana An,
oately"
Mr Heecher thought that judge Van Cott
would not desire e. read. ayeAr hence what he
~ u,,,.,,,, 90. -, ,.,.. $500, .,
Agr-n NJ on eich We stariei ther. s,ia n tv hcer
NJ ,,..u.on uIt,it ~ gSnVf its W i' 'u II, ,,,s
Ctni' broke down the srrnneen, MT for Gou. eli hy
rrs'.t.s n IT, calm 10 cNcudc four local delegacs
'a. ' .u..e nunn.r OF MY delegates to be invited
,,s '-e ''e c'"H'.''
=. fNmouth Church did no such thing" said
Mr. li"echer. and nobody knows II better than
ek-J Idse Van Govt" Nj. lIercher recited the
lacts oi the interviews. Of tie protest, Of PlS-
mouths sutscqueut uter to 90 on with or wi h.
out tie churches, ana added that their protest
was a simple eAurcssi n against the AGILITY OF
cuufches mat mad Tor three years been In antag
oni-m to Plymouth, To 1T "a impartial judges.
hucn Mr.. Van Cutt SAID tnat Plymouth Cnurcn
h4l gukc down tho council, he said what )
n'l tue -Nns absolutely Use IN d.. leugth and
aenlh' nom lts oentre to it, circumference. and
OtCk again 10 the core.
MI hetrhrr admit that II was true. as Mr.
Nan Cott said. that In the erca council u ls,l
iythHnnttth " IN rot MAJ nal '1mul lned INA tne a,
IN opposltlon 20 the genius Of Congre,sti nal
Ons kteat ann VI "ul'n Is 10 c3hhHe luc Al
u1uD'9s % thelt own locally, aud to settle
qn .n1ih in tne helsno"Inoou' Dy Tue AID of
ne,en1p.'ne @ ~ ', cnurcnes, "lthout spreading the
w :" i1oaI ulssshslphs over the Whole ma:
natinnSi and Nov dhs, 10 ~ ~, 'sa eouiCtl "a ,',auo M
n, III "iu az now 'n1' tuef were ahsailed on
c',,, 'o ya,,,' '' @ W vali national
49,, "a ~ n dI es ~ the ielpW.
he -biee; could be ttea in n ana
n W Gott VvTiu wr "e Su''eu III u" otue' way
~ %" "o'. ",l'es
c iaa, % wltn ~, polaness or nnocenee and truth
- ~ s.usni 20 e, sue ana on'er o. y. ana has again
=. 60. -, -, " '7 w
,,,nte H., sa,H nif beeeher = here Is charse
~ ~utas, 'o ~ ae t,on ION oi WIS Unu,ch ana the ihNes-
uRa''nE comnittee oi 81. he explained that
k,o ."uIth hau abpolhteu tnat c'Wmlttee On
o., ~ sum hattiion, thu ,ey We're CHOSEN rather
H. m ~, V a. - a. ,, " i oin1'ilee, wh'Sn had
s,', ~. ,t, u ~ - yiuE.hcnt 40 70 .nt Elhnreu
SS'J'N tht was pei'Te the Cnurcn belOre thht.
NJ t'ok men ol good repute-three from the
CHURCH and three from the society y--sp that IL
could not be said that the C. IN inittce wn,
s,clod They were his trisnds a. a. sett IL
tbought that II he had not chosen his friond-,
he III 'Uid nave had t. 90 out OF BroOhlyn, uni -
he &C pied Tx Or sev persons Ia lirOuklyl..
OF course they were his friends. ana they were
su A. would suffer no wrong in hun.
Do fir Van tott mean to charge that tnesc
gentlemen uaniug the comnlitteel Coneagueu
~ % r To eyade the truth, that they cOnfod-
Grated 20 conceal anythingY lie r-aI the lit ~
W., -rs called Including franklin " Oodruf,
hlf' u hd ahhw, MIR. Richards, DR.. Storfs, ana
Df W. Patton. the evangelist Of mischief
IL o." Northwest
u Nat -ud at they wouldn't call Mrs Tilton:
bui -he vas before ihe committee twice. and was
thofo .-hly cross examined. He held m his hands
lett"rs from humber Of witnesses VINO were
eumu, ned, but WHO declined t. respond Yrt
Nj Van Go SAYS that the committee slurred
over ther WOlk. A more atrorious charge wbs
never o. ade. lie wondered how a man with a
pear bowed IN grief could 90 TO such an ex
temlN-uot that he should have SHARED him
iMr beechef) but that he should so attack
hoh'fib'e men. II was to be remembered
bOHryer, that he was naid cnunsai -,
thore was question as To- how
Iaf men may 20 even 10 this relation. 1t was
uhn"ruiuiug and shame Tor MIN to have laid
pau over his daughters grave, then turning
around no clars his own partner, john Winslow