, 1881-12-02
deal AHA u liz to .be judicial Conference which
notice Of appeal has boon Ftvet, has

deal shati liz to The judicial Conference Which,
notice Of appeal has boon given has
WIpED uur ALL pREcEnENrs.
The prcccdcnia established have been bassd on
the sietbodi.t Episcopal chnreh. The Feopio's
%bs M Dr.
went 10 viii, tho determination to tako what.
sss S Thess Seea
ior 4, ,s'lperaumerary relation. which vas grant
60: lia dd not desire e accspt any ohnIEo m WITH
ns as a"se e III
Contract To prs.nch for the Peoples Churon: 10.
Hurst; 1t eisar Esxc, ID Wb!ie thsre hsIs ho sa.
@ proaeh "nother @ y yens tS for the Peopies essecS.
Tho Doctor submitted the te!e1ran, 10 Blsnop
n tR"p 6 has: t. e ssss pssss fs ot es'S ss seos
Church. and II he Ner0 ac!uIttod by tne Rock
!Hnc xss g ;s 81 Tcsa ss
this advice he accepted tho contract. A an
honorable ,nnn
HE Will NOT BREAK THIS coSTNAcT,
ett!I after he was suspended Ut tho Distr'rt:
Conferences ,r!at. Hc came to the spcaker and
@ acr &c %as'f 9 oeK G ys1 a sssp 4ss
people Of the Peoples Church allowed him to
ncs r. nhs aa% m9* tbsn ,ss s osao
said TINT be inutt nov cnrry out bis contract.
ata snee bts sxpulslon hH has s ]
tentel himself with prcaehInE the uo.pel and
without ] Z b. % Thoms 40 Or any osher pieasaer, hut
It t.annut MiY0rd to commit wrong. To escnpe
committing wrong, tt must entertain th!s ap-
nr. ourncy. who had rho clos!nR, said: =,
j" The 0oucrnl Conference could overT1le al
il. in civil courts there IL mandamus which
Cnn Ge applied to those who ure In contempt. In
church courts there is
40 SUCH 1SsTRuAENr.
II TIM Yrnr<dnutH sreFf4 dime nrrnV with any
peai. couid do as 10 tNw nt: ana yot ee eont!a-
Il aoes not ' osorrne my fsrner DECISIONS snd
snnn: e q b. o.
M2af BE- p,s &c b. hgsast d.
cd b. 2 lot dt factotums. much as Dierbuwor.
81 Ss md "e It aaas oem IN
or % rcspon..b!s for tbssa. 4 ha. beeo Frequently
e'0RSS axs head "a
1 t. be tts I'll rus, T ht It a q, General Conference nos
many years agoa resolution was adonscd rc-
| stricting tho powers OF the b4sAops.
DIR. DESNE;TT ....
rose to an explanation that he did not say that IL
! WIS on tho decision OF the bshope that Dr..
| Thumas renewed bis contract With tho Psopies
Church. io did so on tho advice Of bishop
Dr. ourncy continued, and eaid int l. .n Bishop
Hurst mny have dune 70. bug Bishop WHY a.
pul.Ion, further advised him not 10 preach # he
Thomns Ia in eloquent lecturer. He Gan yet
{5Oa night. lilo bus rich friends and backoEs.
s2aa S as ns
Confcrcncu." Tho Doctor closed by onre more
Urging tho court not to violate tho long line of
rio arguments having closed,
TIE BISHOP
said tho question was now on tho admission OF
Hrotaor jJawcs was not prepared to vote. He
would like 10 take time to consider tho argu-
A'nTeI isrother Shaw thought tho argument OF Dr,
0urucY u very strung one. He had long wanted
The casc 20 GONE bolors tue IL, sad!sai , Gontereneo
ferenco had trentcd Dr. Thnmas with great tors
beura,lce, md ne h9poa that tho Jud;G!a! zen,
T soa a. eea is
ilrotnor !iuwcs moved III adjsurnmont III
.saax i s W. f!s sy yac oao,,ao 8, y 10 i
and the lsiahop ordered vote BY show Of hands.
Tho conference
IEEFtsEp TO ENTERTAIN THE APPEAL
by Il vote Of 15to subsequently some ct mo
ord, a1,j, tue proposition seeming to meet with
uiiSnln'oas, aeprop"ton' tho bishop ordered tho
THE FOLLOWING RESULT:
Yeas-flawes, Shaw, Erwin. and 4 Aehbury-i.
.Nnys--S1cEllrss. !, "upstsr, English. seaton.
iinbbs, urharfell, TaIbot, Miller. Culiner-lh,
Tho contorenco theu adj9urno.l till morning.
TIL. aouon Of tho 1ndicinl contcrenco settles M
:. Il Church. Thoro t. no wayD appealing to
tho higher court, which Is tho General C0ntor-
tt,ue, BECAUSE there wns no ruling and no gxs
| csptIon In the Appellate Court. SHOULD nr.
Thnsnas, over dcsiro 70 rcjoin tho Methodlat
Church he cnn only do SO oil probatlpn and on
his t,romlsu 10 abandon ail teachings which In
Tie !east suAy he considered hafetlcal.
SENATOR BECK'S REFLECTION.