The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-21
LIYBLY CHURCH ROW
Consistory Members of the
Greenville Reformed
Church at Log
geTlleads.
BALLoTING FOR A PASTOR
President Harvey's Ruling OPP
posed By the Majority-plenty
Of Candidates.

srha ,n., III.
tbat ~ az aaaaas.. "as
vile pafosm.oa rss1sa ene uee
last avant,r - - US sA1pe.
shonld ,aoas,e sss,, " niinise
that cb,,,.1, 49, : Z
rn,,ln,. - 49, ias. =, .aa
resiyra.tar - ~
Tha ,raatirn - 1ss. 60 .i
be,3 - datarru,r. Z, 49,
on Novano1,ar 10 49, 80 ....
-accornnlisbing ,+s ,w,,s.o.a Aata,saMsat
was made IN tbat ooaasfon rst,fa,,t 49,,
of the capafa. tas ,aaatr,tan raza,s.s, -
tha votes cast
M,,oh ~ A. -
Ing was ,nf,,saa 49, - -. I. - !.
maj aota aoasatau - ~ saasn4 -
thai maat;nr 800 - siSh4 ~ sT
r,,rr,a ~ olsrl - - $500. ~.
aotad &c saanataa,- !. 49,
tbora wars n III fa,,r .,a,,ot. 49, nans
of vvbirb ds1,alonad . ,aioritr 80. ans-
one man Tho nfHa,al co,,nt mos tarsn
bv Ms.srs rIa - ura,,,a. "a frnodsn,a,r
Jaebne showed ! voto ~ 90 81 D. 4
IT H-tbshmon 81 fnr pau = T hl1an 10
for Rev + I bridges ana u for Rey +
+ D,,nlon rho saoona ho1,o+ ~ 8 =
was terynad tba 6rs+ sorrnoI ays,,ot asva
Massrs Hihsbman and Allan d votes
each 1e FOR Mr. pr,dras .nd a,for MIR.
Ian Another vote showed al far Allan
a for Hibsbman 70 for Rridges for
Dn1nlan and . h,ank ballots The final
ballot Of the night showed AZ members in
favor of Hfbshman. 90 still true to Allen
and 3 onlv for bridges.
An air Of axnectancv had preceded the
raa f,,ng NJ these ,njn,,fas From tha time
" u taiC tAAaAO
the attendance mao reached more lhah
a half a hundred until the meeting opened
with III voters present there was trouble
IN the ar. Ihere was no delay ABOUT de-
claring hostilities. President s. l.. Har-
vey of the church consistory, seemed to
aecfare niInselI TOT rev. MI Aieh Whea
he read a letter of defamation from Rev.
Mr.. Hfbshman and Rev. Mr.. Bridges.
rev. !. briages wrote from Ne"ark
on December IL that he regretted that
Mr. Clark's first letter did not reach him.
- - -, 80.
office, he aid. This was the first mott
fcation he had received. He regretted
MS lnapailty 10 accept the kiha oner 70
admit him to candidacy for the pastorate
of their church.
do not expect me, ne SAID; the Jays
I spent in Greenville were pleasant ones
n M T nrr-nt that r o pnof anntncf fnr tho
ny iesie' 10 aims ooA.' : 'e
Rev. A. H. Hibshman wrote that he
was noe ~ iavoi = = o.a -
tenn and SO begged to be excused from
becoming one for the position. He offer
ed to fill the place OF the CHOSEN pastor
when ne snouid leave on ms Vaca'1oh.
- thssah,soh .srsd chairman
memper @ tie cnuIen, aSA N data ~ tha
iS stfpr 1ett +; Hafves loi sne '"
7 would like TO say on beha LIZ 81 MI M;
q nn nnese 5u = iatter from from, that gentle.
he will accept the call if the con agrg
m 1l4n we waa n m IS aHsT ss q as a' to the ta1 result Of
the result Of the last vote of November
10. The committee from the rs c = sccsy
sion was al 50 to Mr.. Aliens Il, whereas
the contrary was the CASE n,aa,.,oa !,
ayo y, mention en- ao H = letter . gau r sog that
letter?'
4 have, but | do not wish It read, M as
Arthur NJ. Duhme,. who presented Mr.
Ha nany letter app submitted to this congrs,,
g said Mr. Ma Harvey. decidedly.'
Mr.. Walker sat down and Mr.. Edward
Kyle arose; 81, -. chairman If the
- WISH % ASK ZIG SlAdl A4tA1A
Rev. 4. K. Wick IS a candidate" said
he.
mo. sir. he is not, replied the chair
man. ole has not written US a letter,
and M one who has not is a candidate
Frederick Jaehne. on a point of infor-
nation. asked If Candidate Allen had
written a letter. :
Mr.. Allen preached for u.s." said Mr..
Harvev -
HAS he the necessary letter, Mr..
Sh ssHbn ee { nsaea IS 81 Of Order was
the chairman's only answer.
Thereupon Mr.. Edward Schultz ex-
messed a nope that no more letters be
read if the one from Mr.. Hibshman was
schultz.
Mr.. Frederick Jaehne thought Ar.
n msAzaaaida : he had received were taken
into account Secretary Curry thought
the letter a very digniffed one.
MI. Walker again took, the floor, Il
not wish 10 have any, clergyman induced
to withdraw by such nisinformHtion.
Mr.. H4hshman would doubtless pc 2 cam
didate but. for the OF
ing.
Missouri, you mean, Mf. walker,
said Mr.. Harvey.
Well. .miscount for the sake 81
peace. Mr.. Dunine mas nolilsu ms thae
Mr.; Hibshman ls sun a canutoafe ,rdsr
Nov this gentleman Is oul q 9raei In
said Mr.. Harvey, very swestly; ~
merely .nad those mlnutes rsau hQr .ne
information OF tnose mere ,omasn; WY
were aDsenl hroin eiis iaSs ~ s,hat
VIII 1ot alioW any e uifSy Tshat IL al