New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
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DR.. Hastlngs-K my brother, DR.. Robinson. VIII leu
me aIcne think will show him ain Ia 9saor T., Tho
DR.. hobinsrlat question p Sa5 gceuen and the
| question Is out Of order. H., - ..,soa .b,s
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argumo the other side and an pic9 nerisep No
answer that r n& r n Mod ea
The MODERATOR think you should conhne yonrssGin
little more sir. TO the lestiohs before us i'r u'
DR. HastinssTat Of tho reasons for dis a.,
i sors time le ago ago by Colonel MCoo and am sns
seinst his reason II it not reason for arguing
against the dismissal OF the case uiea nc sioU Low
Tho MODERATOR think did not give it IN tat line
/ have said much as care TO anout tH'G poin.,
I have somewhat to say about another point argue
for the dismissal OF this case for the sTc OF the peacf
pray and plead for the peace OF Je naS,nhc
ing and followed from point to point, aud theme 10
theme could not see how any. man who had IN his
J blessed Head could pcrmIt this tsal to 20 on am
not pastor but have and always shall have the
these dear churches in this city do desire. since Dr.
Bggs has opened his mind aid heart 70 us SO fra ,s
case should stop where ii is; and If this beloved
brother should be permitted to 60 back AGAIN to te
| have lived long enough 10 know that hercsy trial
burns over the ground, and blasts and curses every
beloved pastors and the churches which they rep
resent desire hnt this case may stop where y IS On
|
Thea there is another reason feel Jealous Of tho
trust myself to say but sir, the rights and the
honor OF this esbytery have been strangely sadly IN
prepafsd T 70 say this @ under the Existing ccum
stances sixty three Presbyercs throughout the country
OF this Ircsbytery in unparalleled In the history
the ch H. in my u a not Sr
thoroughly nPes6yterian une9pstitutional arrange
| min Cfar NJ
proach this trial with the impossbillty OF fairies
dca procedure md without respccto the original right
Of the Prebytery, the stigma Of the court, the highest
court Of our Church has been put upon my beloved
brother; and IL there other reason than that
for one should be here to argue Mat we cannot fairly
e ana we sd b to 'S d
1t that hereafter there shond be no likelihood or chance
such way as that the duty and business which belong
primarily to the Presbytery shall be handled first by
for the dismissal Of ms case. know II, Dr. Briggs
know that those charges are not true / to say
nothing against the character integrity Of the com.
not guilty under those charges and specifications and
| do think, believe | know what the English
aSoy n br do h nS' that paper TO read
this Or h By h s 1sC cud s. pS BY Sots
that the wisest and best thing that we can do for the
interest Of Chrsts kingdom IS to dismiss this here
| and now.
Inc ReV. hlf Low, chaplain OF IOHDs presented
four objections 10 the resolutions and after he sat down
DR.. John r. Paxton expressed desire that there
should he no more speaking, as he wanted to have
vote taken. DR.. Field closed spirited speech with
this quotation from letter Of Dr. Hamilton. the former
Of the height and the depth and the length and
| the strength Of the Word Of God. from Dr:
Dr. sheaTcr began an address ia defence Of
| the committee; after which Colonel McCooi
made personal explanation regarding the status OF
| tie committee.
Dr. Wyis offered amendment to the van Dyke
sertion of these words an view Of the declarations
BY D n and sy OF T1 n his the
pretations put on some of his Words This pl4ase
Dr. Hall wished inserted before the words deems It
amendment made no essential difference to the original
resolution and objected to the dismissal Of the case
HOW THE MINISTERS AND ELDERS VOTED.
The roll-cal was then taken and resulted in a vote
Of o. to 3d. This the affirmative vote:
Minsters-George Alexander Andrew C. Armstrong
ir. Arson P. Atterbury w. Wallace Atterbury Lewis
W. Barney, Nicholas Bjerrng, Francis Brown, William
T. Carr. James Chambers, Henry b. Chaplin Edward J..
C,rs Nathaniel w. Conkling Ira S. Doid, D. Btewar.
Dodge John II. Edwards, Frank f. Elllnwood, Henry
b. Elliot, William T. Elsing Henry NJ. Field, Jesse
T. Forbes, Herbert Ford Charles Il. Gillett, Henri j.
Grandlienard, John Hall, A. Woodruff Halsey, William
Harshaw, Thomas S. Hastings, Charles Z. Herring.
Spencer L. Hitler, Edward w. Hitchcock, James
IIoadley, Samuel NJ Jackson, Joseph r. Kerr. Bar.
thoomew Krus, Theodore Leonhord Joseph T. Lestrnda
d.
lowell, Francis H. Marllng, Henry II. McEwen. James
II. McIvaine. Alexander Mckinney, George ].
MingIns. D. II. overon, Charles II. Parkhurst.
John r.. Paxton, George S. Paysoa, Vincent
Psek, George L. Prentss, Hugh PritcharI
Steady B. Rosslcr, Albert g. Rulinson, Frederick NJ
Rutsn. Joseph A Saxton. Philip Schar, Adolphus F.
schaufher. James L. Lentz. J. Balcom Shaw, Andrew
shand. Wilton NJ Smith, Charles A. Soddsrd George T..
Spinning, Charles L. Thompson. Henry Dyke Marvin
X Vincent, Frederick Il. Vocgen, George s. Webster
Erskne y. White. John L. wilds, David G. wyle.
Elders-M. i. Brown Adams Memorial; Theron &.
Strong Covenant; A. Zlncke First Union John stewart
FouhsAvenue Samuel RENE, Fourteenth Street Francis
Rogers, Harlem; Thomas G.. Strong Madison Avenue;
Charles II. Woodbury. Madison Square; Henry Bruning.
Madison Street; NJ F. Fox Morrsania, First; J. NJ.
Dyckmnn, Mt. Washington Henry L. Hawley, Park:
Sidney whittemore. Phillips George C. Lay Puri.ans
Cleveland H. Dodge Riverdale II. b. CaithneSs Scotch;
Edward w. Thompson Seventh; William Mitchell Spring
Street; Robert Gentle Union Tabernacle; William \,
Whe.lock Washington Heights; S. NJ. Wilcox, West;
C. p. Le1gctt. West End; j. p. Lindsay Westminster
The negative vote follows
Minister'S D. Alexander Robert r. Booth, Thomas s.
Brsdner, Walter D. Buchanan, Arthur Folsom Augustus
D. L. Jewett. Albert b. King. Sidney G.. Low John c.
Iowne Alexander Mclean, Horace c. Miller, James c.
Paxton Edward p. Payson, Wendell Prime James 4
Ramsey, Charles s. Robinson Joseph Sanderson. L.
Shcarcr William G.. T. Shedd John NJ. Stevenson j. Ford
sutton, Alexander W. SprOuIl, John j. Thompson A. L.
X. Waite,
FldeFs-George VI. Jaynes, Bethany; John c. Tucker
Christ; David T. Peck Faith Robert Beggs Fifth Avenue,
Richard H. Bull First Avenue Frederick Bloom Fourth
avenue; j. Moorhead, Knox; Thomas Anderson, New.
York; w. NJ. Onderdonk, Rutgers Riverside; William r.
Woirall. Thirteenth Street.
After resolution OF thanlrs to the committee of
prosecution for its diligence and fidelity presented
by Dr. lall. had been adopted, Professor Brown on
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