The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04


port reference 70 the conduct Of Sabbath worship and
In reference to tile late movement 10 remove tie debt
unh W. ,dl chu,cn dnd also ihi t" committee uf in
6tmo. arknc.s anil hroieily kindness and to report
to the ftcsh'wry ct IN early day
DR.. Cuylcr was emphatic in urging his rcso-
lutions. What does this book suyY' he cried
bringing his fiat down ON some papers on the
thM"., Ills hand didn't strike my book. and he
added in the same breath: There's no Biblo
here; bui It says EXhort one another
Ehlgr Freeman OF Vtlmuges Taberuuce said
th"i Mr. CrosnYs resolutions reminded him OF
The drnlist vim didn't mud cavity until he
drilled lgr it. The preamble asserted a false
hood. II any one wished 60 ac,use Mr. Tai
mage of anything. let him stand up aud do IT,
ana not 20 skulting bcnind Common Fame
There WINS nothing To warrant sending COM
The Rev. Dr Henry J. Vnn Dyke said that
they were not such FOOLS rs TO appoint com
mttcc to investigate something unless they
supposed there was something TO invest ignje
Is there common charge that Dr. Tnlmnge
was guilty % offences against Christian moral
iiy and uroprieV2 lie and Dr.. Cuyler knew
that there was for they had talked it over many
times and had lamcnt"d IT, The proclamation
haF been made 10y the man himself from his
own pulpit. Hear what he snid lrcadingl:
All the papers say that am to b, arrail ned and tried
ali the Tapcrs say mus IT, true an tod iiat am To- lie
arraisucd tomorrow. We'll am ready. Applause
Or. Van Dyke--I Ike that IIc says he's
roady 20 meet us. That's good. lAguin rendingl:
Nest san!ntl will preach OH orthodox aud hetcro.
gard t. Got gnd te hine il such way unt there VII
w i'' ''NNi Ns'N'A l'"iA ''iiNNtA ~ OF
pSgcr. a.. tie, ntc TO .et,bie ronroint ,seyeW,
scnt is.t .nritg To- Ba un"tc We wrfo So. A., mi "a
our church debt The Pre- sidcut of the Board with
member ct the BOARD was IA BALTIMORE tictthntn be-
gave large ,uh'crpuon would INSPIRE The whole con
si6H lie ,cieefaIRcd bsck ia he you'd not an nd ~
or weris 10 that effect Then telegraph 60 him.
Tor s'od provided wi make up t. you nc difference
between Your subscription and s,Wn. Tr-rnph I'M.
AIN man Of common seu.e can see NJ, meaning. Witch
would. out of my own p,ctc'. max. il w To thcm. IN.
deed. tint was hc amount tlat ntiy -ut-cuhei Let
IN passing. that man who can twist any thin.
wrong out OF hat telegram Is either villain or fool
is being said 2" said Dr. Van Dyke. II ia not
about orthodoxy though. It's about Christian
morality. and the deccncios and uroprieties OF
religious worship. A great many 81 us have
hoped long. aud wished that this man would
come here and ask Tor an investigation. Tho
prcshytcry must take 10 uu itself. All wc want
is the proof. II the trustees and kinsmcn who
have signed their names to the charges y
the proc! viudicatos him. We will cNtul him. II
not We will cut him down. Fiat lusiitia runt.
whether II he 'crium or anything else There
is no danger Of there being common iamo p.
against any mans orthodoxy In the city Of
brother Wood thought that tho common
fame had dwindled down to two or three
religious NEWSPAPERS.
Talmage opened up like telescope and
strobe forward. with a piece Of whItsh brown
paper IN his hand i have many things to
say" he said IN deep, bass voice" but Will not
b
Crosby. Dr. Cuycr. DR.. Van Dyke. and will
please the Lord tlIeadingl
R..si,.i That Preshytety in ull session now 90 into
Trcsert
I prcfcr TO have Il nil done here and now 1t
won't take Icing. My elders are here. and we
vii answer AL quest ions.
Two resolutions blocked the way. and the
Moderator couldn't gt tue third before the
house. Besides. tho opposition didn't like hur-
| It..uE 'iiillil--' -, .-,. ,t A.
shoulders. as the brethren have very tender
regard Tor my church and ior my prosperity.
thought that they would uccrpt my resolution
He moved then that the others be- laid upon
the table, and his motion was carried ~ =
strong-vocei vote. and was So declared al
| Dyke. in n firm tone. demanded the yeas aud
nays and then Ialmagp. secins defeat for his
measure through this making n record ~ the
ministers approving hiu.. Withdrew the resolu-
ton.
DR.. Cuyler's. resolution was then lost. and the
vote came on Mr. Crosby's Resolution appoint
Yes said TalmaGe, send afiy commit
tee; the more the better 80
! ayes TO 10 noes. Brother Davidson voted
against it. saying that the Preshytery should be
consistent. IL knew where error had been
| preached in the pulpit and had been sustained
| by the session. Elder ). 7. freeman voted
against II. saying that it WIS an absurlity Oh IT.
| face and II started out with iaiS"hond. Tn,
! Rev. Arthur crosby. the Rev. John j. Wells
the lsrv. Adam McCleland. and Elders Babrock
anu VI l-t wiz M ''tllt'''A AtI
| 90 look into Taimagc's common fame. Their
| report must be returned g. The lr~shytory. {,
! prrce! e Ru ecclesiastical trial II any II deter
! mined on.
! L.. after these eight years" said DR.. Tai
| mage % ir.cui. pointing t. inc brethren wht
! had pursued hlr.
The Preshyt.ry appointed tho Rev II. J. Var
! Dyke. the hey. Adam VI 'Cl.iland. the Rev. J. II
! Proctor. and Elders Henry lyr- and y. q. Eaton
! 90 investigate the charge against Mr.. john y
| SteNrus. and 90 recommend what action shoulC
! be taken ia his c;ar.
lulufrfsa nN escorted lg hand Il frflg
tees and elders. IhH pastors stcp WAS elastic
| and his laugh echoed through the streets.