The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
PASTOR HUBBARD wins OUT
SIN iOITS 10 SPtRE ~ IHE
pOJ g. HkEEPSIE ROg.
EapiI>I Church HAS . storm, Meeting hn
the IH"rI ,U tr' Rhi OF IT. Pastor
Nom-n Rally Ia Hin aud tir Dr-
IeaIs the Imposition %, Narrow Vote

Pot gHKEEPsIE y V JAW - Tn"
Rev " u Hubbard at tile Baptist Chu /,
retained his hold on hs pastoTa'H tom ght
aud tad. defiance Co the neuters oi
his parish who wish hIn To resign Tn"
vote was close iIG m favor Of the pastor
and iIu oppo-ed he pastors follow
ing was enthusiastic and even turbulen'
Pastor Huhitard's extreme views haV"
hong been a cause uf annoy"nCe ~ the
wealthy meniuers of hrs nnCk "" -
quoted ~ beng opposed to AUTOMOBILE"
riding On SUNDAY Not long ago IL" leo
ured one ~ his women rcriSh,nn"rs
haCarI~e she .llluwsd her children ~ dane"
and play cards NJ opportunity hS,
hecn lo-t nv him his opponents say. -
revive the spirit aud traditions 81 the
DAYS when It was Grim" tn STAY away
from church nn sunday
The Bapiis, Church for many wears mas
reru sort Of Na-sar institution The
Nassars. who founded Vassar college.
gave large sums ~ money 10 u and dur.
ing their lives m"mbers - that family
attended church there
The NaS-ar faculty from the fuunda-
ton 81 th" college has h.s'n represented
IN the church government Prof Wells.
CLARK Chamberlain professor of physics
a. the college j. "A member - the official
hoard and - one - Pastor Hubhards
opponents. although h. has taken No
active part IA the campaign tn nu-l ham
When the church meeting was called
Ia order tonight Mr. Hubbard s-,Ied
the parliamentary helm and refused To
put motion to make Fred y. Cartsr
an anti Hubbardit-. Chairman N T.
BabCocA novel that Mr. Hubbard he
deposcd ~ cha rtnan. tout the women
Who were more numerous than the men
IN the congregation. rallied To the pastor :
support and defeated tins
When the antis hal retired temporarily
after two knoCkouts Henry Euppert, an
enthusiastic Hubhardite shouted a Chal-
lengs To the pastors opponents tn resign
and followed this with a notion Ia ad
lOurn the meeting II took slN votes To
decide how the vote stood ON thls ques-
tIon. and while the Hye- aud nays were
being callei there was a fIIsillade Of ChAl-
Longing remarks from both sides with a
spicy speech iHtsrjeCtet 10y Mr.. Hubbard,
addressed TO those who he said were
'Isurping the voting privilege, not having
the proper qualifications. This brought
out q retoTt from George. Forster. one of
the alleged ringers who shouted
Il paw for nv membership here, some
who come and run the things de- not.
Their was "A how oiapplauSe. " Ith groans
and misses Hubbard was ~ much
aroused that n" shouted that he had
something Ia saw himself aud would pat
Philip Snyder IN Nh" chair while he aid u
Mr. snyder mounted the platform and
ss'il,Sd the gavsl white Dominic Hubbard
started 10 -Cor- the deaCons for showing
an unchrIstIan spirit IN stirring up dis
>sn=Ion 10y Ters'IadIng member, Ia sign
retition- against him He defied has OPP
ponantS To PM him uut Questions were
fired at Hubbard from every side and
Mr. Snyder hanged the gave or silence.
which added to tn" nois. In the con.
fusion Pastor Hubbard granted the char
and Mr. Snyder sulssId"d
In the lull Pastor Hubbard sah
We will nov all ~Iug PRAISE God From
Whom all blessings Flow
Amid tn" stratus pl m" hymn were
Kisses and "atcall- whil" the crowd dis
I.ar~..i
In. pastors sll"rrn', renamed To-
congratulate him
Pastor Hubbard when seen after the
row was not iubilapt. He sal that MS
congregation ha iuI"r-.i him three
times but sal that BE- wished the vote
hal been more dc, i-Il" ~" characterized
the scenes AZ the CLOSE 1T Tho meeting
~ disRrac-ful aud reiia -kei that u Was b
plain n him thai the T"sr!li fore-ha tow..
q serious split IA tn" church membership