, 1876-01-15

ens which h.a rarely. u evef. hssn Witnessed
WI. nouLToS's suir. ASn xns. MouI7osa cu1aea
CnCNcfL.
ftn York sun. jnn. -.
Bf1. Mo.,ltnn. beiug asEad his opinion a to tue
Beccher demurrer, s1nl that It was "a continue.
tho pernis!ene application for bill Of phrtlcl-
lars. They ftLo bsochc. larycrs) fought that to
tho Court III Appcs1s and back again. aud willie
i!ioy did not get the iii, yas shoy did rot what
tl,ey htarte1 for. namely, tevora, months de1ay.
Iha!'e what ehoarman iu after BY his demurrer;
Hsll he beaten en- 1t In Brooklyn, but ho! ira vol
With It up To Albany and back again. and - bafots
.o utlf at Eaat hnre 10 meet tho lsau1 6quar.ty,
which Issue T., did the kev: Henry Ward u.:ch.
CT commit adultery With Elizabeth II. T,lsuu,
lifted hand that he neref had committed FAtd
AduItery7 SEQ homo at tho 1eeclnr pteers
sny that thia eui: is a sham. Well II the7 think
Co, let them wait and geo Dcecher unaer tuo
they NIL thon think that II Ii shhm fight"
Ths following letter w.s 1ecolyed from Gen.
Duttcr to Mr. Monlton.
M1 DEAR Morl7ow: htvs nnla1ad your nose TO
beechef, which ID ny npoo3y foe 10. .u,vsrtus il
ivi ..l;a your retainer. and aid Gen. Pryor so Tho
brat Of mJ AGILITY when aud whtre can, md will on.
dtavoc to see Justice toae where &hiuk great wren1
hs. leen Eerpc:rated -, :
Please @ cal On 'ne Tuesa.3. morning At tic Fifth
W4su.soros, Jaa. !. l,;d. ug.,. F. pr1Lx..
pns. s1oana AND rr3:saTos on THE MUTUAL
COUNCIL.
htp }srl 7rtouHs, Jan. IL.
A reporter OF tAo Tribune called upon DsH,
ssorrs and DudiuSton Yesterday 10 learn their
v,ess concerning tho Council. Dr, storl4 did
not care to say anything on tho subject, or any.
thing in regard TO thu question Al issuu between
Mss. MniIton and Plymouth Cnurch. 6Sc!. in-
formation a. he possessed VIVA trAgmentar5.
Not being parry TO tue controversy lo Was
coutcnt 10 keep quet.
Dr. HudinKton sIld that tho statement that lie
had done tho managing una Haa tie real auluor
OF Mrs. Mouttun'n letters to plYmou:h Church
bad no foundation sha!ever, eaye In su6picrou
aud al4'fee'lng. lie bad no kneAiedse that Mrs.
Moutton had invited either Lila ch,!fch OF that
Of Dr.. s;oEs8 to participate III tue alu>uaI Caun-
ell. potfuct feo1an Of action Was her priv.
tieSo ~ neloctthG persona aud churches. II
sho Rsw at 10 inyssc his church. ha should
nok fee! at liberty to decline. To do 20 would
bo to violate tho Foley Of tho Cun1reeatioua
Church. Il would DO NJ great an Justice to
Mrs. 3loutton H. 10 tho lrt9bytorlau Church,
for the Fresbytcry to relssc to listen u tho ap-
peal of q church or member. le should feel 10
duty boupd 10 respond 10 a:,y call to III: In eoun-
ctl, received fs0nl auT congregational Church or
nlealcr. lie thought Il bad tns:o aud en un-
wasrautab'o roticcllon. 10 !nzlnMaso that tho
intestet before It WAS tnos n Hho wcro to furla
1t, and r7htlo plymouth, Church had m cauul
yu,co In tho cali. It WAS falso 10 BAY sb1t Us
wda snliu:cal to Plyl1o:sih Church. uo was in
l1nteal 10 ntr acion likely to lramp}o under foot
tho pof.ty Of the Church, Tho minority OF tie
Church tai sustaiccd him IL tho part he had
boon compelled to taEo in tha past. Plymouth
cnutch lad Al much reason for HIyug the buuy
Of tAs Congregational Church IVES ini1lca to i,
aud to ae. boeehoT,; lio scgrottad tha: hr::
kftcr Appearing to meo: tho ,ssao 40 openly and
sluately.