The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-20
PASTOR CAMPBELL AHEAD.
4 ROUSTNG MEETING or TIE UNITED
IRESBr1ERTiN CHURCH

Il "oosino MhhiIN" oh !mE oNiihD
PRESBfIEhihN cHoHcH'
u..,.. d. 80, p,,.,, T., r,,,v ur~o,r
| and u...,,,nn,,or =. T,hc s.crc,,rv re.
auestins some One to CAN In the Police.
| ~, -, - 80, -. .,.,. A..
Old and young OF both sexes shook tho
snow from their garments and stamped their
the United Presbyterian Church in west Forty
fourth street. las, evening. All were smiling as
though 1t was to be an evening OF festivity but.
congrnon,ion ,hcre was what bo ,armcd feor-
,'i ;, a m"s po, ,'i ~, To-,
wall Of the room were the words in fancy lettors,
"stand up for Jesus" and on the opposite wall
was. " Peace be within thy walls" The church
has been for four years divided upon the sub
iet of the pastor's work. md the opposition to
,.''' ',io ro "o'N' -. - ~ ~, ,
l MIN gained such strength NJ tho late hhnuhi
election that his salary was reduced from $4,000
4, .snn q ,,.,r rhfs ,iiI no, tr,,bt,n hin,
" 'o'V !" ''' ~ ~ my -
brown wiz Hes from tho North OF
r..t,,, - aot, az III ,,,r ,rho bin,cd
lrelahu' saiu an oiu nun VINO n'n'ou
| that tho clergyman was nghter." ABOUT
three years ago he was requested by the con-
| IL, a. -, T. a., - a, - ,h y ,t,rct
So ,I'.a' w ,e,',ba rhis ho daoiino1 ~ do
| every three months. Ihls he declined 10 40
| Then when his salnry was reduced he went to
,ho Ion, ,1sland Cio,o uosni,nI and nndortook
tho boHE i7i"h" '""'S" 'i'Hp,'' '''i" "'"'i'V
the study OF medicine. still holding ON 10 tho
| puluit
Last evening was the tmc set ior the stated
tbrco trus,oes wore IN he clonted nnd thot tho
uas,or'. salary ,yos IN ho ,omnorcI with The
sn,a,y WS 20 H. ,t"thcrd bis smn
PoItG5s il i%rsoi ms@iIcd tIS%phaniiy as S hs
% s"m 'nv,n @ ii,,,i Luz II .,pn, NJ VII Lr%mJ ND in ,ho
chair !" another screamed, MIR Ellis /" thon a
deep voice saidi Vel nave MIR; ferkor,;
uhu uya ne VYGe Ne mav insstantv tberH was nm
ioal. NJ. aS ,ti iiiuu 49,. ~. :. Iii. i,,n.,a
rcryinu him down Bat,vecn 200 and 400 persons
| wore I, Tho room, iTbrv aimuitoneouslv arose
and Just az It seemed that there was to be
hand TO hand fight Mr.. Eaton. with hands up
lifted. began a prayer. His words were for
pe@cs; %I,sr Mr.. Eaton had resumed his seat Clerk
Thomas A. Harris read the minutes 81 the last
sarSed on the resord cor v scene Of I'd disorder at tho
| previous meeting Names of disorderly church
members We're rs read and what they said and lid
| Ind boon pcnned by the mus nular clerk who
prSyoking, p Sign"' '"u'" p'''eu tt ''.' " ~ "'
took the chair There was no objection to Mr..
Quay He %sES% whG,nSr Sn nh GsFs Ny o
that the minutes were illegal. and should not lbe
iwepy Tes srsSSs srsS qD ps 6s epa ery ~
man. sprang 70 their feet at once. At length
ihGre was lHll, ana The 5 Chairman said; The
Mr.. Archibald Taylor hoped TINT the Chnir-
rTnrm,em wVu,u sinr.I ,v ht s huthng Mr. White
heal cssayci another speech. and Clerk Harris
81 ,,n,,,, hi,, Ia Tho st,.lc ~ IA uuvii -
ny arc,. VI Nr Wi h,nbaal ~ Mi tinds ~ NJ
t,m,ts ,,,n To- nmnov rr"vi"ns me"tinis MIR
VvlRsb,oo1 "mIIS mnIISo 'wnars snn-;n,ses oni
~ ~ "i',nu"hi ,nwch swmoller Vim NJ HarrIs %
.rhsiInd NJ m'ni,ahooj snid hnwover that
e. 80, ~, ,h, r,s',in,, M
clerk had no rin' " Notg M % of ,he chu,h
ne was hYt ,,Euint " , M'osn smn If Mr. Varr,s's
1thsrs ecnosd ii's omonc NOM them Mr Aexandor
trenus. nntany ni''vi,k ME- Whi,ahcad and Ienled
Moore turned uperh hn nr, rrc,nfmsion WAS indescrb-
iuS risnTs T .o 'v. v".nmnara,iva order WAS restored
ape' dnsh ~ yuli ;rn,,in saii ,hat no,nins.,