, 1876-02-19
nny tntorviow tint occurred 81 hi4 lomo hbtwcen
LIZ Elnr.a and himanlf

any in.orvlow tint occurred q. his homo hotwcen
Dr. Htorrs aud himself.
1lr. Deechsr ciorcd tlfs remarks ~ follows:
Nov, / irish to llnas tho othnr part Of tho
quostiou, sir, Hhethor l MN willing that Dr.
Storm aud Ur. Hud{hgson nslouIi nshta any,
tlinY tney know-hhy tacts. Rho1ll like 20
know bow much longnE man need be Ut tho
focus ot a popular microscope with Glio Bun III
tho Iloayena concentrated upon him for ak
,nonths, aud everything that coali be rakch
from lilo North Polls to tho south Polo, and
round tho earth, forty times circsiitcd, rakcd
man nnut to hnvo hts willingness to havo tho
truth como out. vindtcase1. II there III ,nan
on earth that has anything 70 eny to fay dotrl-
mant, an here, and now cltaiengo him to ray
IT, tcres q ''92a f~l,no9 g'@ ts anH sot
there bo 40 angol OF God morn proscIent and
omntscont. 1 challenge hin to sar nuyht. l GO
beyond that, md. in the name of our common
and mo, challenge tho trutl, from. Tod Him
self. tdseas applause. And whns ia atl this
said in tho luminous Journals. "Wnil, Mr.
Boccbor, how rhetorlcalty ho managed the nat
tor:" and it viii bo put In The religious parcrs,
"Uh yes: stlat was Tnrv plausiblo statement,
hut-bnt," ! ain in Judgment bet@eon two
dovtIn, "but" and III" [1,aughter.] Nothing
TINT l hayo said Ia taken 10 he trio anil am
put on pcrpstusl trial for nv veracitv: for. ai-
from myself tho s'!ppl casing OF avorY Sentiment
Of natural honor that pertains to gentleman.
know perfectly wei! shat tha whole process
is . continuous tria! and crnciaziou Of eyasy
my. sou!, and that anl questioned.
and questioned, and questioned. md questioned,
as hAyo boon through months and years., on
tho suppostuon that tho truth las not been got
at. and suppose It ~ill ha 30 To tho end Of nv
ltfo. don't look With aus hope for tho result
OF this Council. don't look for auy llopo from
tho result Of any Council or tribunal. l think
there iB hope In tho grave and beyond; but for
me, expect to walk with clondod hoad, not un-
derstood, until go to holyau, and that is not
far oG.-that !B. not fnt awny,-aua l am con-
tent to bear Just that lot that nly dear Lord has
put OH mo. Ho knows what IN best. I have no
cepted. Though tho natural man robots onco in
awhile and bubbles out, yos grace ia tho nature
puts it DOM. But mn consent to walk 10. AL
my sorrow IL that the preuionsnosa Of tho Gospel
which 1t has becn givon mo to preach is hin
tlcrod somewhat by this trouble ]; but TO work
for Christ aud BaV0 mon iR my calling, aud not
to vindcate myHelf. [AppiAuao.]
UeeceleE began hi8 speech in III css} manner.
but WRrml0R o. he proceeded, Ao burst forth in
all his native eoquonce. Soon mauy Of tho DEL
cgates wcro In toars. and Thomas q. Shearmnu
nnd Rossitcr W. Raymond. who wcso on tls
platform, produced their handkcrchioiA.
MORE QUESTIONING.
Dr.. Bacon. OF Illinois. ahked Mr.. Deecl,cr II
he had hoard TINT Dr. Storrs was aware Of tho
fumorH nneos!ng hlh ut TIC tins OF the Hi!ver
woddlng OF the church
Mr. Heechoz said not precisely iu those terms.
10 hoard . Enit,or at tue tlHa that DR.. Storse'
mind % ths war down to tho silver wedding had
been very much clonded ny runofs which were
gong sroupa anpn. % hn bns ff!ena ha'! spoGea
In acting % lo dld It tho silver wedding.
AFrEnsooN sEss'oN..
At the afternoon session tho discussion waa
resumed On tie resolution offered by tLu Coul~
mtttco.
DR.. Strong, OF Hostou, said that. having boon
Obliged to rotnrn into the sesslon to hcat Mr.
| Decchers fcplg, they had not had timo FOR full
thoy now wished to present a substitute AZ FOL,
| lows:
J&so}rsd, That ltp Council now In scss!op IL
Plymouth Church extend cordial invitation tu the
May: H. y. siorFs' u D.. nnu the Rsv: William 1Toa
nnai1gso to come before ~ Council 70 aid ~ With
ny 'n ~ sa.un y ne Mi.ia lne,I nno"'eaRa a
da'aas.a ssSaa ,.,,.t ia coaa,.too ~.,,