The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-26
TILE FIGHTING CLERGYMEN.
THE RbJ. WR. SUEETSER's TJLT WIN
IHE REJ. Uh. NCIRTffY.


tNfEe lHmtlN NuN - hnthtlot fhetor
with ENpcctant Nnidcns to Assist Him.
The trial of the Rev. Charles Peter McCar-
thy before the Discipline Committee of The stat,
Univcrsalist Convention. was again marked
yesterday 10y personalities. Mr.. Samuel Hull. a
member Of the Blocker Street Universalist
Church. testified that the Rev. Mr.. Mccarthy
said that he had had u call to preach ior u
church in Nashua. y. II. The Rev. Mr. Sweet
scr read n lett r and IN AFFIDAVIT from trustee
Of the Nashua church uvorring that no invita-
ton to- preach there had ever hecn extended
from that place. io the Rev. Mr. Mccarthy. The
prosecution offered the letter and affidavit ~
proof that the Rev. Mr.. Mccarthy had been
guilty NJ falls hood.
On the announcement thattostinony would loo
taxi, IL upon the spccin alton in the charge that
the Ecv. Mr. y, earthly had neglected to pay his
debts. there was a iluucr among thu Spectators
The Rev. Mr.. Swrct-cr. with u handful of
eroecrs' and other tradr-mcn = hills against the
Rev. Mr. Mccarthy. stood mp. and. mpha- izng
every word. read the Items Among tn" items
were sixteen charges. each for two dozen bot
ties IT lager beer. several bottles Of gin. and
many bottle of cider. TIL" Rev. Mr. Swc"-er
CALCULATED In deep bass -irofuudo tones. two
dozen bottles OF lager" two dozen luttl,s of
lngcr," and this he enun,atcj sixteen times.
the spectators AMI the Discipline Commute
words " two l.piil,- of lager"
Tho E,V MIR. Sw,.iS,r also charged that tho
Rev. Nj Mccarthy had rum m debt for sGu worth
vi cHrnry birds iiu' carpets. ~, and that for
thr4.' luNurt- hc WIS vet indebted.
ASSUMING an Hir of Tine utmost ~lcmni'v. tho
nouneine t'ig' tn, " - Mr MCnrhy owed a
huari h|l of 80. and .nat for tnat board hiN ho
hnd h,pDthc.uiri 70 trltriinr ha,. 'ut that subj
snuuHuiiy. I'm o. temp Irilrv ul -rntUof tho luud-
ladi. b" -Yly took tii' travelling va- away from
lIDr,. ell owes Turmoil in tho Roy Mr. VI CARLY
ana sad. Iw.'i TON YOU hov came To- buy tAr
my inmlly wore -iee. and tine lh,~ ician pre-
s"ri~i ~iin, uIHnts rms wg- wNi lived IN
Of my deli- w.rc hnrrcJ. ,Tho rnNer~all~t
rhur DO ln Albany. of which Ms pastor. de-
wih il ni', rpr ' ."tnat d. .h."na6io adcs
could n"ii ih"if w''kN mr, un-- ana -'..au.,s
T. nio WE % mrmh,rofth. chur.h. ii, told nae
that the carpets were ur-r-~Hry "a k"ep up
PROPER styl ln my house sous t"aitrN iihreut'
wanted 70 MAKE lhc church @ ~u.c- and io
that end he ~aid the pastors house must b.
m" th'f II would tus the carpets of hun h..
would xiv" me- az much time as | wanted Ia
Winch Ia BAY flr them. THAT IS tlirWay in,Ni,.h
Wa forced into mabiue thu man uiycr'iior."
,crrd the iE'-i ,ilnr board G M ,n,, fa.,ai iHc
whnt can you saV ~ tLis ~ Th. Lv Mr.
Vi Cnrt,'v. in ",rianat.on .nid. W. n,.t.1i
M vi =" .',.N'l Gnu 't"s ia Ms hvu0' 'u. .
for him to keep inc. hit that me- would pay iuy
.ouid Joy lew DAYS ~ "a hoAfi'uG nous" sept
! .y one ~ ln- friends aud r'huN'-, wAY woul
l"t -Itt 90 rut rihin iu" a. 81 siiN ~. Wen go
the boarding nous" and lett ! hororahN. An"r-
ward, al nay cuuv 'ni"nco called and got my
uaN' llins ha-. which had not i"' LEFT a. $50
] cvriY
IN. worst however was vet io %" TOLD. The
l.'N. Mr SM"rtr'r ~pi,nuiN announced that tl"
! Rev Mr Met arhy had incurred a drtd iur two
I cam - vNt.i soup. For this un'na. the Rev.
Nj mccarthy could not uN'r t'ln slightest ~ lNl-
/ ogy.
tn" fat was developed rH' large par pf
/ IN h'N. Mr.. Vi NuihN ggt T. VIII ID had iren
/ .,niiu iri in Albany. had h"cu a-~uul"d iy fn"
/ iniN'r-ul -i church there. - Nni"rh"r
i Sdi'. We'll, II t''~n g. M iht ii.' a.. 'u~ ~
49,, 'A.1' ne il's a. 'A' any liilil- ul-huH i4' OF UNI
"A rti,iist..r ~ IA. l;,-ni ouch, ia may l. IL nm