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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
Chic County Democratic I'cket'

li.ri,a.. IT,, sitI. pc''hsr i-fh'
sheriff.
Curtis T. BROWN.
Prosecuting Attorney.
LEWIS ;. JORDAN.
Assessor.
City District.
ROBERT IL. PHILLIPS.
Country District.
NOAH ZANE.
Judge of County Court.
GEORGE s. BOYD.
House of Delegates
SAMUEL A. KEPNEg.
FRANK =. MeNkLL.
CHARLES ". STARLIGHT.
JOSEPH W. MORGAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

Missouri has been growing more anu
more Democratic since 1870, and her
agricultural districts have increased IN
population over 81 per cent. This is
what puzzles the Republicans organs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

TsE ~. Clairsville G1:cHc speaks IN
terms OF high praise oi Judge THOMPSON
able article in review OF the position oil
the two parties recently printed IN the
REGISTER. The article has been very
Widely read and warmly commended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

C,vrRELL, OF the iniclhg'"esr, sue
cc,sied in getting Mr. REILLY removed
from the craftsmanship and GALLaHER
from the Secrctaryship OF the Demo-
cratic state Executive Committee, by
showing his over-anxicty for their re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

Ff.,fiOI TtssitH, Ort'E'er i<'''
Governor.
JACOB L. JACKSON.
Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH 5. MILLER
Treasurer of State.
THOMAS oBRIEN.
Attorney General.
Z. Z. WAITS.
guise of the Cour, of Appeals
THOMAS e. GsEtN.
state superintendent Of Free scho0i'
BERNARD L. BUTCHER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

The heavy rains which have fallen IN
the great wheat growing region oil the
Northwest have done some damage 10
the Aheat crop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

GEN. BUrLLR will open his mouth and
define his position, in speech al
Faneuil hall, on Saturday, the 18th.
C,xKLrxG shon.d now come forward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

UnIo viii probably not go Democratic
this wear, but it is much more likely TO
do So than West Virginia Is TO so Re
publican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
Ausgaspeil.
Walking Beam

Walking BCam.
Bob Blair is n. =. and the Democracy
of Richie ought TO have given him TO
understand that he was played out
long ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

box CAMERON is Is quiet as CoSKLING
or EEN ErrLEE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
,uIlNo By THE DIVINE RIGHT
OF WEALTH

The Republican papers are fond oil ar
yuins that because the North is wealth.
Ter than the South, imports more goods
than the South, owns and operates more
railroads. &c, &c, therefore it should
rule. Applying the same tests to New
York, we find that city imports sixty
five per cent. OF all tine foreign merchan-
disc consumed in the United States; she
exports hall OF all the exportable pro
duce OF the United States; she pays
nearly all the duties; her bank clearinss
are about eighty per cent. Of all the bank
clearings Of the United States; her capi-
talists own the greater part OF the rail-
roads of the United States, &c, dc.
II such atremendous plutocrat and trader
as New York should elect to go into
political partnership with the Southern
States, according TO the logic OF the Re-
publican treasury, such partnership has
divine financial right TO control the
government without other help. No
doub, very large proportion OF the
wealth and enterprise OF the country are
in the North, but We have always sup
posed that those were interests which
would look out for themselves, and that
the danger would be, # any, that the
poor section, by reason OF It's poverty,
might be oppressed. Again, if the argu'
ment of wealth, enterprise, contributions
oil revenue, &c, is to DO used at all. it Is
fair to use il between the whites and
blacks in the South, in which case the
whites would be entitled to rule withou.
regard to numbers. We OF the more
prosperous section should be thankful,
and boastful, for, taking the country
through, the poor men have great ma
jority OF the votes Wealth and enter
prise do not need any special care or
consideration. They count twice for all
they are worth, like honors in whist,
and can afford 10 be generous. Indeed,
they cannot afford to be OTHER wise viii g
poor men are in majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

DeMocRATIC NATIONAL l'IN-'
Eectioa, Tuesday, No'e~Se' a.
FOR PRESIDENT
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK
OF PESSsYLyASiA-
EoR vICE.PREsIDENT.
WILLIAM n. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToRa
STATE AT LARGE.
ELBRIDGE q. CRAChAfT
WILLIAM L. WILSON.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Fiat Disirict-DANIKI. d. JOHNSON.
~ooad Disiriet-JANES MORROW, ia
Th,yt piarics-EusTACE GIBSON.
FOR CONGRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
BENJAMIN WILSON
sEcOSD DISTRICT.
John BLAIR HoGE.
IuIRp DISTRICT.
JOHN Il. KENsA.
, 1880-10-20
The Duloigno Commission still
Arranging the Prelinln-
aries,
4 Garrison Of Fourteen Hundred
Hontenegrins to Occupy
the Place.
parnell Complains TINT the Landlords
Threaten 10 DO Him
Harm.
Reinforoomonts Of Police and Troops gont
to County Galway, ireland.

THE DUf.CtuHo COMMISSION.
VIENNA, Oct. IA dispatch from Get
tlh1c says: The two conditions rejected by
1ho MonteneRrns lit tho negotiations ut
ltJeKn IN thc l7tl regarding tho surrender
Oh Dnlcigno are the maintenance of,tI1c,stattls
quo 70 tho east of l4ake Scutnri, md tic
maintenance Of Tho Turkish flag III tho port
OK I]ulcigno. The latter condition, which
probably means that the Turks are to retain
INC maritime police, Ia considered by the
AlonlcneRrlns as not eveu open to discussion,
anu as inura trctcxt for delay.
sEYMoun's MESSENGER
Admiral Soy nlour yesterday dispatched an
olacer to be present Mt tho negotiations ut
lt1eko, and report to him daily.
WILL riOC1.A1M AMNESTY.
CONSTANT NOBLE, Oct 1D.-0oscl,on, Brit
ish Ambassador, has informed the l'orto
that the Prince Of Montenegro will undur-
tako to liberato the Mussulunns Imprisoned
III podgorit2a for agitatlng, and will pro-
claim 0tnnesty utter tho surrender Ut Dull.
cigno.
co,iMAHnAHr OF pu1.ctaNo.
HADslC, Oct. 10.-Tto Prince Of Montcne-
gro Inns appointed Gen, ropoyltclI 10 bp COM
1nailtlant of Dulctgno, with instructions to
occupy tho town With 400 n,cr.
CE7TISJE, Oct. 19.-Thc NorteneerIn Com.
missioner has arrived from ls]cka. llo will
return oil the 2Dtl. Inst, WHEN tho Turkish
Commissioner is expected from Scltari.
f0isE1uS UFFlCENs VoN THE TURKISH Army,
,r BEnllS, Oct iv.--tler. Drlgalski Tastln,
Iurkish officer Of prtssian origin, fas mr.
nent OF QerAsun officers for tho Ottomun
ARMY,
, 1880-10-20

| JW, T,enncy, n Young nun in TIM c,snIov nj
MAt,tlul Urus,. dry 9NNs tIvalers nj Ma. ii? ant
| ltU htato street, WIS yps.pr!ny urrestNj by tho
| 1Dltep UI,n II charge ut atcMlit,u fruln his en-
ni1I Yesterday when hV wis detected II, The Met
III r4rrytrx u small UMrrcl or uJAi4 IL II Stn1o
| tic Ar1nory, 49, '" 'N-~A =" -
:n,,~ :. ,o ,,,,..v
.,it ann caso @! neofRo Mtenel.e en4sKGu VITA
thu xeltlvll!an who 1lhIrric'l hs divorced wlfe,
WA oa!ied ~ Jnsti9e kaui1nai,ns Court a.
, 1880-10-20

GI.kDHTONE DENQUNCED,
BERLIN. Oct. 1g.-The Cologne Guzcttc md
the barln Post combine to attack a,,d de-
isounce Gladstone. Tho former calls him n
dangerous fanatic, Md attributes the con.ll-
tion OF affalrs III Ireland to tho contnglon Of
hts revolutionary schemes In tho East. The
Post tells him that tho pursuit of Ills 1oIlcy
" tho East IL opposed 10 tho truu Interests Ut
Eugtullu,
, 1880-10-20

DUBLIN, Oct. l0.-Iarncll, III replying to
an address Of the Town Commissioners Of
Roscoinmon, mentioned tint 1iu lrl.l received
many threatening letters from persons rcp-
.resontng themselves to be landlords Or
agents.
CRUELTY AND INJUSTICE.
LONDON, Oct, 10.-Mr. IieuIy, Parnell's
secretary, speaking ut t. land meeting at
Da'itry, III tho County OF Cork, declared thnt
therc Wero MS illany evidences Of cruelty and
Injustice TIL tho estate Ut Iia,cllflH twI,o,
with his driver, WIS shot llear Skibbercn
AMI the latter killetl> NJ OIL tlat Ut a,!y Of tic
Ercatcst tyrants iu Ireland.
STATE or 1'1sTUI.1>ANcE.
DUBLIN, Oct. 10-I'he GuzCttc publishes
proclamation declaring County Kerry III n
pUlice.
a reward of 5000 is offered for tic
capttlre uf the murderer Of MIR. lIutchns'
driver.
POLICE AND MILITARY SENT To aA1,wAr,
1.oSt0S, Oct. 19.-Scven huntlrud extra
police nna same military llaye been sent to
County Gnlway.
DUBLIN, Oct. 19.-TI,e friends Of the Land
League MylsH them To ul,er El,OG0 reward
1nr! thu capture Of the murderer of Sir.
!Intel'ns' driver. us fresh murders arc very
t'tof'puftullG for tlG nEftators nt Il tilne when
prosecution Is peIulfllE.
, 1880-10-20

90kl14WA1 ISEHHERI6.
LONDON. Oct, t0.-A dispatch from Ducl,a-
rest says thore IL s3,arp riyalry between TIC
Austrian aud Russian railway interests III
l'ulRaria. The Russians desire precedence
IN tho construction OF n linz by the why Ut
Slstopa. Tronya, and Gen[-Sughra. Tile Aus.
trla'ls arc equally cla1norous for connection
parties aro intluotice1 BY Tic strategic atlyau-
taKes they would secure by tho lines they r.
spectlye!y ady0cate, 1t u feared al Sotil tllat
t1eSe differences may Aasunlu III R0QtA fOriu,
, 1880-10-20
FRANCE,
ft1f1'rft4tty

PANS, Oct. 1o.-Edouard WolG, tho Polish
pianist, is dead.
BENTESCEn.
PARIS, Oct 10.-Fulix 1'yat has been SCH
tenced In contsstllncian TO two yeavs' tul-
pr1son'rlcnt n1At to nay filie OF 1000 francs
for lis article 1nstifying tho attempt of
Bcrezowski, thu Pole, to assasinato tho En.-
reror Ut Russia In Paris In 1867, md Robert,
thu manager of 1'ynl's paper, tho Conu,n,r,
Ias heon sentenced tO six months ilnprisol-
l,lent anu tu pay II sinllur Illle.
, 1880-10-20

SPAIN.

TIE CU3lVNS.
MADRID, Oct. 10.-Tho .Epoca says: "In
view Ut tho romonstrauccs from Franco, Eli
kland, 1taly, Germany. Sweden, a,,d the
United States, n rcform III tho customs taritf
Is imperative. II tho Government refusBs to
rccognizo tltis t1lct they do 10 ut tho risk OF
luslng I'LL their foreign commerce."
NNIDnE ACCIDENT.
MApn1p, Oct. l0.-ly the falling of a brIdgo
III GA!icla, six ,persona hayo beull killed aiid
, 1880-10-20

POLITICAL rIslsoNKRs RRNTENCED,
ST. PETElsuund, Oct 10.-:rhe Kharkoff
CourtMArtlal has sentenced seven political
prisoners to various terms Of penal seFvtude.
Warshatssy, the welEkuown capitalist
anil purveyor to tie army lu the last war,
las been arrested at Odessa.
, 1880-10-20

TIE 3Is7AFIE TIENFFIC.
CA1no. Oct. lo.-Thc 0Diclal Journal pnb-
llslses report Of tho Deputy Governor of
Soudan einphatically denying TINT tho sayo
trallc has increased since tic departure OF
ten. Gordon. lIo states tint tho work Of
repression Is being actively cnrrleu Oh by tho
sntno Europea.t officers appointed to the coin
lnanu Of tho distant provinces by Gen. Cor
dun.
, 1880-10-20

AMMUNITION.

VIENNA, Oct. 10.-Telegrams from Athens
report thut lurgu quantity of ammunition
fog heavy artillery has heun landed 1T
Pirecus.
THE K1H0's nEcI.ANATIoSs.
lsostE, Oct. tV.-rliu Ulrtto says: "Grecco
is not In a position to net independently,
and oven II slla wera, thn occupation Of
Ihcssa!y and EplruA would ho contrary to
the declarations made By tho Kkug during Ills
recent tour"
, 1880-10-20
s1rrINa-nULL WANTS PEACE.

S1TTING.nULl4 WANTS PEACE.
WAAI1SnToy, D. G., Oct. t0,-Iho follow
Ing Is the full toxt Of. Gen. Tcrry's dlspatcl,
to Con. Sheridan relative to tho surrender Of
Sitllng-Dull u4id Ills band:
Scout Allison. sent out by mo II lnnnth ago,
bus Just returnud FROM Sitting i3ull'B eMtIp. tIa
aAys bttlng-iiull hAs beGn dccelyu,i by Mini.
WAlsh Us to tho tntaHtioHs Of the iIslttsh Guv-
ernnlont; TINT Sitting. linll has never untlcr-
Btn0l tApH b1foTD; that WhnH tho real fnttH
were told tho Indians. there WIN II visible c0l.-
Bt0sn&uou III THUR clnlp llI consequence, A1d
many Of tho 1ntiana wnull surrender but far
the restraint piAcGd upon t1nn by tho IultAtl
soldiers. Bltttng-Itull hexs 0urneatly fur thnul
to consider tho sltu4tl0n. nld pledges himself IN
tho tneaHtiIno faithfully to keep tho 1lcAce. ffu
says II Gen. 5trs AtMH mt disturb tlom he vii!
make four ciFeiltfnlis mnr0tses, cach ttnu re9rpr
to Fort Kco4h, md. havlnY completed tAcso
mnrches without being nDcstctl BY tho tF0tlps,
ho Will then know thAt VIC wait peaGe. aud ha
will encan,p with othor lntsat.s # KeoKh and
surrender. hut hu AllyH tho drGad IN which l,ia
lauplo bold tho tEoops pEovanta bis l!rnalK
shen In. hut 1t this eoalsu Is p1Ts.leA It will
hrtn2 pacific rnlntton WITHOUT exln.lso to tio
3OyerEment or tho lpsa Of llte. stttlnE-ilulFs
camp ts n9w sixty rullcs North ot Wolf rolnt.
1lo has t8 lodges south Of tho Missouri. These
constituto tho tota!. Allison fs. beIioyo, rc..
Teacher, md says he Is known to tho ucpart-
mont Cnutnandpt.
Tho Information contained lll tho above
dispatch Is furnished by Cupt. DEuthertUn,
commanding lt Fort l}nfOrQ,
, 1880-10-20
Proceedings In the Premises by
the Rock River Con.
ference.
It Ii Referred to a Judiciary Com
mittee to Say What Shall
Be Done.
Full List Of Appointments for the
Districts within the Con.
ference.
The Episcopal Convention Decides upon 4
Policy Relative 10 Tho indian
Question.

| HAEoHVAt
ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE.
Special D4pasea Ia The Chteaoo 7rtbune
KoCKroIsp, ILL.,, Oct. tD.-The closing ses
sion Of the Rock River Conference was lcIt
to-day. Although 1t was callctl 10 order at q
very carly hour, tho Church wns filled to III
utmost capacity with anxious listcncrs wlt
evidently anticipated what was 10 come. Ur
Thomas WIS tic centre Of attraction, AND
while The majority Of the members Ut the
Conference wero 1nanifcsuy opposed to him,
he received warm words Of cheer and com.
Tort from tho mass Of wondering individuals,
not perhaps for Ills religious teachings, hui
for tho mnhly and Christian trnits ho had
proved himself to possess.
The session opeiied with tho usual deyo.
tloilnl exercises, after which tho standing
Committees continued their reports,
Tho lsev. a. II. Schoonmaker offered pa.
per expressing the voice OF tho Conference III
rcgard to tho ltov. Mr. Cron,b, who had with.
drawn from tile Conference.
Z. g. Mandoyille then offered tho followlna
resolution, which WIS unanimously adopted :
IstsNrfi, That we express our approval Of the
| forGHcG. ~
ing:
:, l.s;*oleei. That we return to tho citizens OF
rockford our henrty appreciation Of the many
! hospitaIttts we have received ut their hands.
The bishop then said that lo had never
attended Conference where tho iiospitall-
ties had been 50 generous.
A pastor who dlsllked to move In the cold
weather Of October offered a resolution re-
| Qucsslng the bishop to call tho next nceltt,.
Of ttla Conference IN the Inter part of Sep
'~''NSA '"'te"o y. oet"pe1'
PEh1oi1cAis
,o Ilie Committee Gn Periodicals presented n
b. T. Iiccock orrsd 'sa' that yis! i!'e, ts T"i CIV
astopteu ut tfelr neetlbg Two years agU. DT.
lho,nas nrose and satl hu preferred
tto resolution twu years ago, but thought
n,,i oni'ts.ans tL,tl t!sg si1ouiu nnW be AnHe
eli Cd to yes;sate lal Wr H. 70 st W apia, 31,
,IifiFlet ;a,t y Sas ths aySontea to esSss ths
sss:ion of liz ComfnF'.1,ce nn fepof1 a' LUG next
's'''oA u ~o CONFERENCE
The following figures In relation to tic bus
Iness Ut the Conference during tic inst wear
wltl by interesting Ia. the ret.,!rrs Of TilE
TMInuSf ;, mud ttle members Of tile l,ock River
number 0f full members, G,:sssi; number ut
locnl preachers, lG3; number OF deaths, III.
Daplis'ns-Nnnber of children baptlze.l,
cry; nu1.6er 0f ndults baptized, 5Gl.
Church pr0perty--Sn!nber Of churches.
rs; lrobabie , value. st,16A0S; number of
sin.' VI H., .SHi plupaoic vn!ate, sl*hNU.
n;istiu ~ NH Ih,.'ro.m a,u stSoes ',i Hala ioF
Indebtedness or, ci,,1rc1, f,rt,tertv sS ~ is ''e
Suitinr S"linnts" ,t.r ~ H,o3
n,,nher ~ %t,5curs ~. tnea1r ~ sc,o9s' aio
pcr ol schoanfs q ~ ages, :Sl,aI.
1!oi!G"xoleilt toiicctions, w, l29.s6.
81. (tsl Ut. ff,r HpufH Gf Church Evfnuuirn'
, 1880-10-20

Gen. Hancock s.uokce and enjoys tho colo-
brate1 ltlchMoA4 Qem cigarettes, 30 Will you.
, 1880-10-20
VARIOUS.

RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE.
MApNln, Oct. l0.-rile Sultan Ut Morocco
has sent u uotv to the Powers declaring that
, 1880-10-20
LOCAL CRIME.
TIE IfN1TE.


Thomas 1fcaley, a tcarnstct living at No. 34l
May strcet, whito m bis way homo Mt 7:i6 iasi
| avenlnY sRw william Iiannon putting out MI
Imaginary fire IN hfa premises At NJ. III 1rcAt
Taylor street.. Thotnaa admnnishcl him not tt
put tho fro nil out, and lIAnnon. wto WAS in a
surly mood. regarded the remurk ns nm Insult
md commenced niiArrcltng with I1enlny. A
light TN tho wuxon WIS tho result. md when n
wns endod 1Ieaiey was found to have boen cut
twice In tho Lett thigh, npphranfly with a pocket
knife, and 1lnnnon was suffering or Mt least
pretended to bo suffering, great pain from kicks
III the abdomen. both Wer0 attended by Or,
Mccarthy. ilcatey's wounds wcro considered
| fafhor serious, rs In euch instance iEannon's
hludc hai Gnrcly missed tho fctnoral nrtery.
which, had It been injured, would hnve caused
death IN few moments. Thero will 10 no
danger M It ii unless Inflammation sets In,
lannon's injuries wcro considered trfuR and
he was placed utlder arrest.
AT II o'clock last night Watchman JOHN Van
1s,lschnrdt. OF uatulin's special police brought
% tue Madison Street stataon two men who wero
i'nthei in blood. The round. close-crnppe.i
Enx!l,stf, apparently n :i1o thirty;second r9un,
os wefo III ae n iar oassS sra 1y of a
words Of tho mems charactoSs. rho forlncr N'r
%z xsiZ dIsa,y e., I'D s coa we 6
plitinto uolt Downstairs. lie ai,nouneod btt.,s
snlf na John Ntce. man who wotltd tight ut tho
1 IL.
The blood whci, tricklcd dowii bis clothinr ffntn
q number Of small wounds in h!s fMcG Dnly
sgetnc,l Sa ,l to enrago him ths more. Thu other
peuceably disposed. 1to gavc tho name Of Henry
Martin. llo -, hns been 9 salor. but worked for
tine nrot when he hntl Nlikcr.jont bruken
.1,, lin s without " moncy or friens, md has been
ver.5 ~ n @ styf "f + ~ Ca"1 street, re- ls
whom nsst tic oorner a q Ga"ai % N md ' sdops TIE
denly rushed from ono of tho naiKhhorng
sa,o's nst apa et1nck htn % "a tho !eft sdg af tho
owk 81 G sa m c s"M sm
roslslei as we'll ID 6e eouii, hut baving no no
iiees face wcre in!icted viii Iargo '.s sei Fix ny
! worn " Mnrttn. 1'hG otily worIs spoken Dy
asiso during his blootth!raty n',tl unprovckeA
.nail can,o appii tho mel! whe they were sr,lt-
throw away tho knIfe be lid used nc d"'p''A'u 'e'
Martln beti cup!olaly at the sutton from n
gnsh @ 'oGut BOUT ~ Inch lung On tho loft slide oi tho
nsl!tllcr Elu, OH tho left sdg bnck nf tho heart,
Hnd from yet another wound. n!sa about MI iIeh
hu wins growing wcakor ovury minute, and ns tin
City phystcnn WIS busy fn tho Nnrth Division,
eS s wns ts" a to hG G;Snty !.os4 dSF rS,
'Ssy w9,!a scsst ssro so wss : ne 's'' inss nv
HUI sde arroWy isse tho cart Tsaa an pac.1e ~ fe9
tho lung tn ii considerable extent. II inlnuua-
i!an s!'o!'la yet n md # s exceedingly probabie
lt!ce Is acknowledged to bU Ms hard d lnoklng
c9nraetor as avcr graced a cell: Iic Is Ill years
rsufses lie has nothns to o' Guy ~ an"at ne ne the
nnrny, md freely acknowledges Tint ho would
3t e =, tho III, t,Hfh ay NY wny 10 y oppatsnty
bo called drunk whom he committed tho assault
, 1880-10-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

VtEHW oTEHMoHIF NkM5,
New IoHK. Oct. l0.-Arriyed, St. Laura
ent. from IlAyss; State OF Florida, from
Glasgow; Nevada, FROM Liverpool.
, 1880-10-20
the Chicago District. fCrles: "IIe may not
be IN nle Chicago D1stf!ct;"]

/ UC III LlS AJllEikQ
Loud and continued applause followed.
~, Dandy snld: II charges are preferred
| Dr; Thomas Inns n right. 70 demand u trial
AND not have the matter hanging over him a
Elder ". c. Willing said the case was real.
y two years old. AS the Bishop was ready
to IemnIl, week. every ,ono else ought to be,
ana. III Up iInme OF al! that Is fair, ~ nc
+. &. Mant1eylilc WINS OF the opinion thai
this case would come under The following
section of tho Church Discipline:
"Whcn 1t'cal Elder, Deacon, Or preacher IL
forbidden IN th' wos Of I'LL u suisoent i t. to *.
Gludc rorsotl frotu the Kingdom Of Grace and
niory. tho preacher having eharxo ehali call q
preachers, before which It shall be tho duty Of
tho mSsuscd t9 epoa5 ani by which he sho! be
| noxs Quarterly Conference. and tho preacher In
charge shall cause mn oxact minute Of tho
sasffs @ &C. 81 @ so canoe 9SeihsF Is hi
before tho Conference. whtrc It Rhn1 be- tho
duty of tho ncoused to appear. II tho accused
mittee he % msy e. Tied ID hs atssnce S '''o o"'
The reading Of the above
CHEATED 0ENEitAL DISSATISFACTION,
nnd loud cries Of "No. n" No." we're heard,
4 vote was immediately taken, whicl. laid
ths motion Of Mr. Afaildey!Ile on the table.
tee y VIC prepais e Tepeqt ' bs ''siraetea 'f % to
prefer charges asainst Dr. Thomas ut this
X j. Shepard asked II q trial could 10
chonsn ost up'tit ttn tns ~ u cal ~ T. IL IL
enn v tvfii e,i,d liz III, az 1"ts no o
;%ants," ikea / tthinki;' TIC @ VIZ Wish i' q br. 81:
Thosnas should be considered,
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"SnW Thnm h.. s's Ios,or.i,',v as,ad tiat fha
matter may | be- e. referred 70 % liz Pfesdins sit i
Eyer T,efe in;T ~ shall reside: .aao.. 49,,
at aind ita. Il .ros H. far ist 9r 1ae ru%
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as,'ti, haqn ,o',aT ~ ~, ~ @ ~ iu s, r.
nIns" Ind sta,aS t,a4 ~ ~ Tho u,nttnr 1a, o..,
permitted to rut, % for two whoIts years. ho lid
not think /. right t3,at It should bc brought
when many Of tie ministers we're anxious to
Iet!!ra Q teir respective homes. Az nl'dsr
probability be passed over witt, too much ex:.
o M ill., ac! Snt 9x nR nf pftfe1ssa ns
sufficient lime 10 look over tic field md to
prepare defense.
sou!M not j asS onG Hing oi tne Gon1erGnee
nr. Tilotins..Tlte only thing. Brother
Foster, t.sk Is fur little time to prepare
myself.
W. Smith thought It due the Confer
he r1f;,rrfI to II .jsiiciarr GnmInistne' via
sfIn,,it renort # +" tint is.Tv so''''H'''ee' "'''
~. litcIlcOck-lnls conference VIII not
aetnIaa ai VIII H!!en IT. !nolnas Wants
alnle ni,'t taa.s. Wesrsse nlah VINO VIII taKo
autHntHEc " AilotHEi. ~,