The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06

turbine elements rye been prsyin' to God 70
show US the way and to lead Us In the right
Better on. Brother Turning 10 Parson Milling
toni your obsaara ac tsT. mas is,n not Oh beeb attacked asked
make these charges. Make no. mistake now.
i see what IL an leading 70. The next move
~ Psafso NM aillinstcp waited until he had an.
church for whom ihave . greater respect than
Deacon Rood,,no one whose opinion l value
oWn sa slsh and for e he Is s %Esns q = ih sh.' 'ch pSf my
n AN c si;s. = resolution. It IS one Of three i
The resolution was to, cut Deacon Kent of
had told only the truth. and wouldn't apOlo-
THAT settles him." said everybody.
Deacon Rood was on his feet again.
"Bro.her.", he said. addressing Mr.. Milling
members have been expelled from the, church;
though nnguilty; We ean,t help but feel
pnchrisslsnly dealt with; Not only Grieyssd' but but
BEEN thirty s Years s's one. o. a' US. and no hand was
raised against her till you came. Yet che was
Sas ed i anon an US sS iob a91 Before Ts S"a ns sns oe ssa
shame. And those young girls who were shut
ever W were SEEM saI, cut on with no chance' Of com
munion-with no chance other than that they
y g, daughters OF their mothers. On tho nor
The deacon's voice shook with emotion. All
s sp5InS TN in a n Isar neW sh' SSw se sSe si 'ssss s1nn iou 9.
They came from the young girls the deacon
!. say. brothers and sisters IN Christ" said
things. have Looked ru upon t. t. and Al n stadisa
Brother MillinCton, 1 beg OF you to halt. Re-
member that with what is udgm neta t Ye Judge mgGe
'ro shs whom ss 'a ofYseeo s soomaet T0e B Sa { TOE ior m shat
man that q milestone be tied about his neck
sndh he i be III su .; mt to o aho Sot sag S Of 1se as sV an
chrIstianllke: Every man in the county is
f'f Par G@; Miiiinstcn. still deserminsd.i respond
~; these Sc u inTT assaults on, my repatas
s s,.sd tf Il upon and I am not going to
ut seems to me-. said Deacon Rood again:
that you arc currying ont the spirit Of Saul OF
Jews who cried. Away with him. Cruelty him.
Cruelty him. Sir, how can you, hit UP your
iowship OF the Church, 1t is one OF the most
awful things to do in tho world"
1t was plain at this time that one or two Of
tho parsons twenty-siN voters were becom.
Ing affected. though the main body laughed
at the venerable deacon's remarks A.
No IuuSt HNNo plaDVIs tbo
hsy.. and ! VIII ask Brother Benedict to lead
Person 81, M Ni,SSt R.n would h, have Z, demanded lem Yais a
with y %iIT, DsF%is sajn bo VIII bad RTsy INV o,i.c.
Benedict poured out his soul to God.
Thy sf 10y a SpIri t%ds oWn u" Into n th ef Sssrt o, s eseh
person in this room and show each it's duty"
/. 1t eo Wnf AVE ys3 BEEN t9nS sm Rfsyfr' & hSe a nG 1is T Ters 81
ed outsider or # was w. plain the moment #
ness. But Tarson Miillinston was cold aud
He. called for a, vote, Deacon Rood.
still for peace. wanted an adjournment; Dea,
h hop They hadn't seen the CHI Change. bsa-
con FOODS motion was seconded. The parson
st sas 6 Sut + Ti lsaa InnITy r. tn, dsia as hi hym ,h91llGhht s
would shut out tho motion TO adjourn. Tho
only BY tho sobbinG Of the two young women
who had been cut off from the flock the motion
Tas SutTf Tho I bsseo He eou isESFs mort It G TsfS fS, tha sa
We got him licked" said Deacon Conklin.
twenty" said the teller: those opposed
In 2 moment a dozen voices cried: Twenty
Eighteen said the teller.
"Ninsteen." said the t~ellers.
"Twenty-one." shouted the voice.
TweEty-one 1t was, and the deacons' friends
crowded together and practically broke up the
meeting. They needed not tho calls OF tho
person and the Chairman for order;
the r carson at tG lsst. wh H. WAS MSs h %m 5tShs tG;, e Sala
lenGed.- He said Sister Wilcox had no right to
vote. He was having it out with her when
THE Sun reporter made his way to the front.
What will 10 YOUR future action % asked
the reporter.
"Ihave already resigned" he said. and re-
peatsd. Il have already resigned. will
make the public announcement Tomorrow.
There was Just "A tinge of bitterness in his
voice. but there was nothing vindictive.