New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
MIR nttCllEKS APOLOGY


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t,r and against Mr. B'HrhnI lh lhN e'Wl't" ~ ""''
,hoy srr,y,d themselves, though Ia much less marked
,o,r,o I'm h, favor or a.aiust him on account ct hts
tost step C,nparaiiyey few, however, arc willing 10
Give the public their opinions of Mt ieecheTS ophle'
sion a, II is termed The least said the soonest mrhacd
.x,re,ses the position occupied by majority OF the
congregation There few who uphold MI. h'echer
,n his course. or wno think that his confession was
sufficiently explicit ferven but most of his people III
discussing the matter talk as II willing to make the best
Of bad bargain and toilet bygoncs be hygones for the
cake of the church
WHAT s. V. While SAYS.
Mr Beecher's most outspokcn opponent during
fhc camuaign was 6. v White. Yesterday
nj 2 o'clock almost to the minute, he rushed into his
Office at No Wal-st. when asked 10 give his opinion
of Mr. Bccchcr'- confession he said to a TRIBUNE re-
porter: have this to was very strong In ny
support OF the Republican party during the last cam
aion haven't changed any sentiment then expressed.
but the issues of that campaign ara gone hy-ior the
present The affairs Of Plymouth Clrch are continuing
and while haven't changed in politics and don't agree
with the pastor in his conversion and baptism into
the Democratic party am for the prosperity ana Lar
l,ony OF Plymouth Church. II hat been coniessing
Mr. Bcecher's sins as he confessed the sins OF
Plymouth Church yesterday. 1 should prob
ably have confessed them with more frankness than
Mr Bcecher did. But I'm thankful that Mr Beecner
sees there was anything to confess and shall accept his
statements showing that he Is really 10 scrdnCue S
my personal pride when helped to haul down thc .D
l@nm Tn "a m @ ey 80 5e ecn D the pastor Of Pyoat curch
and its members so M lar IS Ie geCn cascd @ sr Ire
church. and the church have. very gcneial' genera & i,
Tor him. and the honors seem 70 be about cav a,, M
ihave Tor myself. question that however Vrong me
old mans head may b. ne Is al rsh' a. tear, an MIN 's Ia
er,ai harmony prevailing in the church, the oody Of II
% s cST,rI iy Mr. Bcechcr. accc the
ianks- ard voting for The Republican party No me-
j thc amount OF money which the sale OF the pew- wiu
cause for "a lal oG don't know anything about H.
HIGH Prw-RrNTs.
hurnstus etorrs hoped that " all trouble was past
Perhaps" hc added, Mr. Bcechcr said all thai could
b. expected of him Il confessed thai lac had made
mistakes and think what he did say mas proven Scnei
ally satisfactory 10 hl' congre -ation'
Regarding the possible reduction I'm pcwren's Mr.
stor said: Il was treasurer of the church for many
years and have often wondered how the mass Of the
congregation could afford To- pay such high rents Ihcc
ars cw welto-do people and few rich people n tho
church. but thr majority haven't more money th' lu'N
ardcr 70 pay their pew-ren The rents may come down.
don't think that they will fall very much beo" ia'i
Anotne, prominent member said: u think ua, Mr
Jrtfuti OILY hl-iflf fi.t l. 4st. i' i,'''-
t0u there was IN the chhrcn ii- ii-lih'' q" 10y
magnitude and his couf..aion of errors certainty uo
iut cover nll OF thcm. hli u NlI plo'tpH '"" d"
leop people iu vhI might otherwise nave 'lI iH li
IL liuk the trouble IS over said Iunlas O.. rhri
man Those who were opposed to Nr H-"th'i h 'ht
camraipn TOOK offence an some oI s si0iem,h h'i -
onf-ttudng thnt 10 was lo- 'l'ir Iui hih l" n. 0
inttrufatc. When the irr'ne eng .NltIiN ", .-
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