Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1874, Page 3

e iiwn, THE CHICAGO. DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1874, E P 3 L] s ' i wag ovor ho (Mr. W.) meait 'to elto mo boforo | maid upon theso subjeots, bécauss Isin now satisfiod | ccolasinationl misroprosontation which was.tho | In o lotter whichiwhs put forth Ly him dstensl- than this quantity, o that It would compare BEEGHER'TI LTON. ‘| tio Chntoh oh the ohrs of oivoulating soandals l'":llwl lut }‘:lnl 2y w48 orroucois, and’ that ‘tho'ru- [ moro grovious to mo bocause it was aubgeqontly | bly in my ntorcst, nng whiich £ am alroady ne- TH E COMET. fuv(,rnh]’qwuh u,yn' Inrgent of Lho D|.,mu,|(|,,p ros p agalnsttha Pastor,-doclarihg, 1n Mr: O.'a pres- | Mr to which 1gave some cradit were without foutl- | accopted by tho Qouncilaa authoulic, and becsudo | cusod of haviog luapired, Ehin loads mo to dis- volvini-betwaon tho orbitd of Mars:and. Jupiter. ofico; thsALr, Beoohios hnd uoted av: if -the -re- | ©6 ‘dooply regret having. heon misled’ into anactof | 1t i atill widely boilaved by the publie, . avoy the declaration which I havo last quoted, % : | ''hat largest planetold in oxeoeded BGD timosin X . = . .. | portedseandalona :tales -wero) tria rathor than | ypintout i usiico, and am giad totake tho earitost | 1L+ Mr. Hoashor's journal, tho Christian Union, | n fusincora aud atyatanoo with tho truth, 1 Hs Tr t A 8 voluma by tho moon; and it ita dousity shounld } Theodore Tflt 1% R 1 2 t faluo, and urging that T owed it tomyueit and tho | ocension to rectify it, 1.leg,, thorefora, to withidraw . PUDLISNED THIS OFFIOIAL FALSEIOOD VI: Nob'to multiply " instances ncedlonnly, S reseut, Appearancey, as'. 8CEN | po thowunmo as Lhat of tho moon, then its mass L { onS KHeply 10 [ truth.to go forwerd.,sud bLocome. a wiliing | all that T aid ugion tio ‘cecilon. rofarrod to an cur- | t0 8'wido cirolo of tondors, anid took no notlcs | thero In ono alliar to Wlilch my solf-roupcct co Thronsh tho Tel would bo ogual fo that of th comet, 1f tha la o B L witnesa In _an- inyestigation, I .poromptori- | rect (althongl theit botioved by mie), and, to_repudiate | of the corractlon whileh I'addressed nt tho timo | pelsmo to allude with painfaloxplicitnoss. In rough 1tho Telescopes ind an nverge donsity. 16 timow losu than thalBE Lo 1:].16 RBV- Dr. BRGOD. 1y dootinod 10 foin -Mr. West..dn hin | cntloly the statement imputed to_thosa tintrdeand | ju'w briof uote to tho Council, Lok mo ask you i/!onr Naw Huvon spegeh, you charactoerized Mr. . e hydrogou at the okrth's surfate, . i o, Yours obodiontly, | o wolgh tho paouliar gravity of this omlssion by A YiETOR BN« STHLR STRERT: Tnrovons TiLToN; Esq, « & A e i Tt 1s onwlly d ¢ : ol | Ghura Torsatara o Toomia ot o tiaga | heoreen e on P L e s, g, | Goundl by the tro; brlesting Chutchos, was | do. Xou ot he pabliato nter Ut ind be; \‘Nlmle It Is Goig; and “What It Is | n ,X',,,.'.'Eofln Jomohaliatal sakA colier movlig Why Tiltoa Witirew from DIjunorth | i025sm, 5 Iar hurel, foe ur purpone whels | noarman m otsacked. I it ono of sovoral | EAoiu i of ‘o faoia: but solaly On {ha pul. | A: Baochers. magnabimity. nd ournal, ' My oako, . nd promonted. to - tho | in tho oontoxt rofarrod to me au o knnvo and a oaoher a8 the most ‘maguanimons of mo, s gropuflud Inyostigation, aud'declnrod that, aa I | UnJustto all partios con ad mot boen a membor .of Plymouth T, 0, Sueansa. | ot ] \ o crontitro of conld oxly do ko, in gola obodi [l i ) Yowlodsb of thio faots, but solely an the pub- | Mr: Bosolier's. magnaudmity. -Tincly In April Coming To.” T A A AN T 8 i 2 T R e N N to pristulpato Ju & cantal, Dz, Wesl bod meau- fulwohoods agaluut my wito aud mysolt whioh | jighiod wisstatemonis of thodo fools by Plymouth | Iant, 1-called Mr. lieochor's attoution to tho | | from an Infinits distaudo, - 3ut that would ra- ! Church, and Withont Asking while discoverod that my name still romalnod on | Iaveibeen fastared by inlorostod partios o \0X< | Guuroh, ' 1 win describod by tho two Ohurchos | offousivenens and Injirionanoss of your atato- | | ! quiro an [nfinite tinio, which ia the xamo_thing : . ’ i y tho Cliureh-roll} from which direnmiatanco ho | [1alh-tho action of: Nymouth Gineh—{also- | o tho Gounoll as follows:} ° . mont, and tnformed Lim thab 1 The “Wandering-Jow” T £ | 1 maying that it could novor hppon. Hence, for Dismi detorminad ‘to nasumo that I was still momber, whioh, In.soma tnstancos. havo boen cor- | "y oin; cliarges of grosaly un<Oliriatisn caridnctars | * ° ISHOULD'INBIST ON IT8 CORNEOTION 7410, angoringLde ¥P® Of | iy and other cometn which describa the para~ 4 Dismissory aud to o T e rootod in tho snme_way, and. which, in-othors, | 1, Bocile SUATEs O 8O SBAVRIAR SRRELMEE | efther by lilm or nio, In: ordor to provlde him titoric Hiolla ddEve, oam ORIy 1o 8o bataaka'th { 3 O . FONORNME.To TRATa .o . .. | “HILawWalt o be corrooted, eithior in sl way, oF | ishich charae e declines to anacer, ote. ., | with an onsy way to correet it, involving 1o hu- L0 g In Sbedtance tb some othot forca 1y adaition 3 i ter. Accordingly, a fow wooks Iater, ho brought for- i I A LCOURT 0F JusIIOm: - VL ‘| “You will romember. thiat.I promptly addresgod | milistion to hia'foslluge, I addrossed to you tha ta thint exerted upon thom by the sun. In othor , . ward charges whioh wore nominnlly agattmt my- | 1L You ask, **Whon did Mr, Tilton conne t8 | 45 you a raply to tho abiovo mwhfi)h T used tho | following lotter ; s Bt Ll i words, tho: parsbolio comet lias. baen wihirl solf, but fonlly ggainst tho Pastor,—obnrgos | Do:zespousiblo to the Plymouth Ohurch 2" I goifowing explicit worda : J o 3 N Brooxry, April 9, 1874, LTM acoompanying dingram ahows tho sppest- | BELR, 00, BRFCRIC SOCs B0g e e e - , oW . § sisk which, if.T may.cbracteriso them by tho rne%xt— nuswor that I flrat consed " my . respousibility- £o | g iemian of tho Gouncll, overy man smong you | Tiglep Feondrd Bacan, B s i ahco of the ‘comot at 10 o'clook'on the eveniugt | hotorg it ontors the mhu-A d“ u;m' Af Offense by Béechicr Agatnst Tilton | iy publisliod langusge of tho. prosent. Clork of :IDI::' 323§§“.";5"“§ ‘3?';21’-'.1‘3:".“%?33‘3’31’}"’1‘3‘ s 4in 10 nopdocis 8 anaver, 1 Sah mfl}%fifi?{“ ,‘nir"m‘e’u“,l‘gé’fl%'.’. ffi:#fl?«x‘n‘;fi Glrib- | of Tugadny last, thio 20 fnst., invertad from & | and . a.nocessary corollary to_thi atateutont 18 1 ; which ifo Latfor “Forbears | sul atodsf rwigahas oo e | evod ooy o G o e | ettt Sy | At T W RN sy | S Oupaantors. ho. Mipoers. ofviio | & Taban ML it o Tosves o % s b L alae protenso of investigating anothor.” * * | at oneofits: priblte {5y could ot bo oftlcially lnid Liefore that botdy; but | msgnauimily Is unspeakablo, Inever kiiew a man of ¢ rinll; torfered h by th twiat around some othor star,”, 'ho parabolio . ; ™ 5 " D piiblio - mootings, :and- offoring ‘to I 0 tioro getioroiis mind, OuB who Wi § wos matorially {aterfered with by the moon, i el i fo;Kame 0nLhskco o londing: mambira, inoding, ompacally | G o et hove, i Uhs Pastor' prasegoo, | RO BITaTe o e et el pote o, | was much o thon tho Comit, | GOR atuty'of sars, Biuont elonei 5 a7 41( 1 wantad to. terizes? « Br, Wett, bud' choorfully gav . tho obnrgoe that I had slandsred him.: Less than | o » ° . Wet,. y gava It, *To this and, ! wy my dofenso shonld not Lnve beon publishied . . ¢ Lvtoto it thtle pro homodgs, aud at ol | tmo months uxe, 1 il Curther ronowad my ro- | §, %o ’I;;,,..l.,‘.,l.,. Union?. 10 ovary ‘,u&’;r Aueti- T Tk b vy Sty (3 a1 | Hho comet, thorags of it g rosod In tho | * Wanderg Jow," tun, s no abiding corse rgent dosne—-n Jottar dotlinin, accopt & cop; 0 J « lostroyod, - ° if6 3 n-treasurd to thie Cliurehi Universal, to hin W ) - | among all the commumities visited, an e dr ailitetaad. i e aq A mmMbon oY by the following corraspoudeuca s - can journal: shopld ho yod,: aud. only th tubs. ‘The position in tho disgram s that pro: g can only S e e ) . iy oy ot a iy, LBk Age, ha o Yight to aubjoct the faith : % ! o Beacher Appeals to Tilton tO | the ground that I had, four yoara previously, i R e BaDaR L, MY L T i oj‘ou‘rl:x‘:l'am";:::g;lb f}‘?’;,;""‘;fl,,"‘,‘:‘u“f,m, conntey, Lrbleage, by o Tt to sublect tig fulth 1 | mouted to the naked oye; (ho tail bolng dirocted | 1038 e forlaruly-ndventitious character Ly o for s Y . Tra cchir, Pulor ‘a Plymoi 4 4 tuitous approach to some planatary attendant of [ & 3 eV ane s 7 . The Reo. v ith offenders ia }ke: Dogberry’s. | - litilo to tho right of the zenith, 'The arrow il Saizk 4 ca otion with . argh,: T £y Church’s doalings wi e erry a little to the right o N 0 art 4 ; ) Bdve Him from Xx- comand my comnestion ik tho Ot o | "ty BT ST ey bt o<l | voprosout e, aw . n_culmlly sy who | hmatuots st I oo Vi AL | fndiatas tho position afan s thno 13 Mo | k. ol rbl e fi“;:}“i‘:‘:m o sonding 1t, tho .Pastor's prompt nnd hearty | QUi Taudrons; througlion,tothe Obtrel | )inq hoon suminoned befora” the Cliurch 'fo au~ | you sre cid of stich & kukvos' 8o of Lanica, who-vent | hioavous ab 10 'clock In the svonlug; it ooy not | occoutrio path, or atids at one It eccoutricltica thanks, ' An uudorstandiogiwas. thon had bo- Ly e st Mo ng statementy | gyor for this calumnlation; next, who had ovaded Tito tss' atocke and- tho" pillory t0 savo his (og from |- poiiit. owards tho North HiaT. g and its_individuality by precipitating it upon . Y 3 which ‘you' are 'at liborty: to gommunfeate to the " 3 P i1 North § tivean DIx, Boocher aud myselt, in an_futorviow-| Ghureh’ through ths Examining Comuities, or in any | Ebis suminous by resorting to the eufo uhelter of exacution for steallug puddings‘and gaces, I tuluk ho ok il ealeoiged: gome other body which may itselt bo torvibly ¢ % . .| nttho residoucs of Mr. Moultan, that - Mr. Weat'a | athior mode, private or publiv, e, non-momborship | sud'iast, whio, ou ncoount of | Y8ull bitve dotio Loster io lot the tlop le, Atid T thini RS e R couvulsed by the shock, ; Y o ‘ ik “.o - | indigtmont , sgainst.. mo - was ' to bo disposod | = Tha Rev, Lionard Bacon; D,D,, L.L.D;, Moderstor | Lils moral poltroonory, had booti dropped from | ALE: Booshier would bavo dois batter fo Baxs lebvon- | peiieiticrs ARSI e E AL . . COMETARY FUTURITY, Tll '§ I 1) 1 S fl.\ b i b o outice come on the Lieaus of his slanderers,” . 2y & .;: Yt et on's Liahors to Suppress 3‘ b= | of in the .following - way, namely: by n | of the Tecent -Cougregational: Gomihicl, hias soen fit; | thio roll. Buch is thoracord which Ar, Beochor's | © i N rdi, “_‘2 R Yat, thors Is ona ather way in which this terri- g EI U5, ey an S % Blo --tho’ - . | alnoe the adjournmioiit of that ody, to yroclatm, piab L 3 Bofiing sside tho aatjra suil mirth, If (liore.be any. Ry t ) lication of the Woodhull simplo . rosolution -to -tho, -offect that, | Hinoethe Aelotan S of tiak bodz, o deoolains, b | Jourial contains of my cato up to dito, irntinivi disected fowarik e it thesy wOrd I gOLEIG. ROy ; blo Iehmaelitio lonolinoss may. bo brouieht 0 An g Mk 5 v y confratornity of stars, without belonging to any ! rantad o sacurs s Ligheit loyo, Lyould go2ito | Tn tho teloscorio tho tall appeata to bo'bold | gno more tan to the rest. ' Tt jaa oty . <. posur whorens I had four years froviously, tor- ibaals, end with tho | Uyrr " Huring * the ' Councll, atd” whon thers | ty mid éarnestucss, thon I beg you to do we tho fol- ond ;. wud we cannot . botter ond our remarks on - g Shaidal. olnatod . Ty momberahip: . and. : Whorous | JULEC something No ofcial iborky, o 18% | Loy g probability” that' Plymonths Churol | lining 5 ) oandale by Inndrerionce my namo wlill renafvod on tho o § i waa 10 tho Tlymottly Girch, o asye Y10 | would socolvo condornsation sud Do distollows | pigpsn forviard to 3r. Desohor the lotter whieh 1 roll i _thorofore, " res 0 roll. bo.| vindicate ita Pastor “sfalnat a Gumagltig Imphisti shipe: o noighborin urclioa, Mr, Beovher e LA Smondod in aceordanco with the fack, - This way & g e adon, | e b e vo vho Goun. | Bow wrllug nd ark b to Inform you, au iy word 3 | this aimost extiaustioss topic than by a glavus at & | tho noceasary impormaucnco of the comstary phass of exlatence. While awinging round a ° from ditb of Jt¥ memboral' ‘But with "groat ; f u star, for sovoral days or woeks, noar ‘ the time of - § Vbt it eoliion to AUl i A0 At | e e potnaat, ¢ °F o0 the Pastor” Limablt ‘eoréntiugz Tuney AWAY 71tk | Gil, olosing ivith thoso words: o S e A ey ) tho pori-astcal pansage, tha comot throws out & ‘ y Tiiton Declined to Al 1n 1ho ‘situout bringing up tho scandal, Bt I ah ot Prorouri ewanen | | Woliold fhat it in our right, and may be our duty, | ovadéd miy fusl reipoustuility to tiymonth Ohirelt; tall; often at the rato of ‘mauy. hundred At td it 1 “‘ o tho Chiifeli 1 'TO MY BURPRISE AND INDIGNLTION, THREW AWAY THE OPPORIUNITY OF VINDIOATING ITS {0 xvoit tua ovila fucident to s publle uxplanation o a | wilother I liuve treated him ‘other thin with the Ligh- thousand sutles por lour.: Now, we canuot unp- - oy : i avo tho Ghurcll lu- “Llonrnod, on tho moraing of Oct, Ul 1813, tat | Bion was whatie ocarlonfoatyon oo | PRI el ud fa sy s Srorei bl digores | e sl Taenone Wl e bt ol kvl | poo st tho tail io -baol;nu,iyl fmpanderablo, ' i P PTG 1y c] 0. ba™ preadaty K o) chos: “r91% | tlon furnishes no good grouiid for the iutorforenca of | edied td mv, in large and atiplo terms, (hat my course ; though it aonsinl igghily- o vestigits (i Standdl, tho report, lich s 1o e, prs ptal ab i, | selgnorioy Churchone oot 0", | e Gouueluos promle ke neher vetats wntiin our: | fowird hin Luls borrowful businoss lis been wmarke [ Kuouplulh aomaoleof yay Sidil-ihiled ate Jellowahip, nor ¢iemise'by who bring epen tor ; nor ean wo suppose that 'the comot gathors v, as ¥n veqular standinig, | ed by the magnaninty which you spparently, intlwato ain to itself the matter thus lavishly thrown H ohor upon the Christiar | bas choructorized fita (oward 1o mly in Brooklyn, buf would -uot bo in the simple. .form , nroady indi- | yrho felt the Church had ‘nbt: l{lrl mat the ques- b cated, but would doolaro that, - wheiens I Liad | tom and by svadiug tho eaue had rriows Away zu DA v . g 2 Y o o | nume. R oy a9 " If yous will writa to Alr, Te 1 have fndicated, ol evory . time that the. hoad rises to & stato of . R .. | Doen cbarged with slandering tho Fator ; aud | OLEORTUNEX ok yINBIGATIMG ITA PARTOR." ) S S e 1 il thiank sou for dn or stibatauce of | “hentod dissipation.” . We are forcod to the Sul Why I, S,llbi:_q;m}tm OF | whorons 'ad boen cited boforo U Qneca 16 | s ore, Ut (e igmanths Chol 1 donig wih | s ot o Moderalor of (ow. Gouucilsknow | LTl i rec osoc, X b i, | couslusion i, inigpsidaatly of » sollighe » he 3. Jpleade K 2 iy 1 5 4 i o 3 T EONe & ith ) ot losea a part of fered to Appear Before the T e barblih 45 an OFisa Tor HOF IADCASIG | mkiie kine Ficony ~ 7" G OREVAITX oF iNbis | 4o Lisva beon tho turning-point o the forlutos |~ ovoply to the abore lotter, you sout tmo tho |. FAHs 114 nioilaaee, 1t Tuom Ot Bortion OF s pilu ) ' for Trinl. for i+ thoreforo, rosolvod thiak I showld bo | * niv devisration;sa anplatically fepeatar: by ithe of Plymouth Ghurch beforo that triounal. 'he | foliowing ¢ - - 4 B - Cuune) mance at every .perihelion passage, whothor about our gun or sume other star, aud nover ro- covars it, The matter that iu thrown off iuto 0wy almost tness idontical i put fortly by him | Sounel's verdiet b Nrw Havey, April 10, 1674, & -Countil's views, | Words. Iteayss ‘06 acounod;person han not | Theadore Tilton, . to dropped, ote. i VN, ! beon retamod in the Churob, nor commended to | | DeuBi: Nal leing in Mr, Boceher's confidonco T ) tation, ¢ roroshad: spparently s an exposition of O oo g | Gbubei e, sa the FAIEd Tty to o controvers Béeohor Clinrged w ‘ DR T ] : o i | have doubted what T aiight to do with your latter wrl tha tail i3 left bolund, and is dissipated in space. r. & ed, Willifighess' 16 { 1,24 svoning, thore to await the roading of .tho | onoof tiees leto romars contaniatly - ihe dise: | * i otbor Ubureli? You, t00, qioke these wor(s, | {2V wockaga’ - waa tatd am norwilling to o~ Tlonco, thoss coinots which: have'n ro-ontrant 5 Sorthcoming roport.. This Toport, whon |t gamo a position of 4 a6 e or boirowed thus doubly from the Oburch's plon | .l a'or itk tnat" e shiafl adnift 1o to his conlldenco (olliptic) orbit +lose mattor: at: rogulnr. intor Sabrifico Tillon’s. Good Namo for Lo oneit ko ho, (alloming. ROrol i | Tostar on apporiinty Tor- tua, shodisation oF shut | 2 from tho Couvail's,vordicte and sou thon | fu'u mattor on wiich Liechgoree o booticent, Dut Yals'in puoh - quantily 89 £0 offact an ontira " Mathionstics of His Ofwn. tolligouco,. namely:s * Wharoan . copy.-of «tho | Pabtor’s churuoter=ou offeuss thomore liclnous b= logieally say: ~ *'therofore, the ebnormalmethiod | an the laiter scews to hava been written for fun quit § dwintogration 1n tho courde of & few score. con- turiew, nud die out of exhaustion befors the time when they would settle down into staid members of some stellar system by tho decreaso o Fenui- | iwwhich tlis ohargos aymin ey 'd Til- %o an unsulliod ‘characts n tatly him [me] were dis« | as much us for me, I kave now went it to him, without - o eonnd & Togiie] made | Sigh 1o his voredaniea, <0 "% "% ouad ot was ovariooked." L ator word, 1o | Wiog o sveelianyfoply. L C 0 4 i Je b 106 i t 6. 18 for-mo - to ‘restore to his | Council, on-ronding the above excusatory pe-| - . . . . Silies Lefter. fom’ Hecclier, Asking Tilton's gju".ii“é'é?éh'li,v’-".?!é‘“ answér the same by thio | cuuru their lost oppoftuulty for bix vindioation by | tition . ' gent . -up to it by Plymouth | With tho Lest wislios for your woltire L nmy youes, it . . t It “voltitari 8 g ‘ y i truly, - ] ' L:oNARD BAGON. of ellipticity which Eucke's. comat loads .us to “ i o ot knod to thfs diy'whoso Hiand (& wan | Jiven thaGuprel woull have paver 16 nmme e i¢ | Courch | found - n 16 A O i | 3t I now hetweon bwo snd thica mouis sinco infor must bo the ruls with ovory cometand . Pordon, and ‘‘Humbling that-row $0 Aliova,report, and thorefore 1 .am | I were n niember,—n suggosticn. which (uging trom-| OlY.: €round - for Moiiblug cithat 0‘}“““"}; 1 xocoived from you thb forogoing Tottor; wud s planct in.tho universe, Kay, we may eny *of Himielf Bofbi‘a Him, Lappily saved.an offonaive porsouality whon .I. | By pratoxperionce) will uubj; xg:ln‘zr;-‘n i ltl;;:;:_- oo and l:'"lfggm‘:l!l B w::h";““ MP;. E:uuha:‘n. I -nave 1ot beird that Mr. Boechor has made a avery sun” that oxists, Our obsorvation of | that tho statement which I have here quotod | Just imputation of reviving &' o fantotricnlly the,opposite. of tho truchi; for, | hieh T A b Wl LN instead of wmy haying beon réqitested to answor. r Patience Nor Oliarity,” :hn eli stellar phonomena leads to the conclusion that the wholo creatad universe finda .its wmicrocoum : in man, and that i ie ttue of it us of him, that: 4 Tho moment wo begiu to livo, Wo all begiu to dio,” THE LATE INDIAN RAID, . i il || reply, either'to you or to me, I am b lust forced Hp e e it e el ;:gxflol;ll..l;vul:: ‘f.:«'xm.fi?:fl’fr“ \ffllmf:?:&deamfi."hfi' o the' dingreeable ncceseicy of borrowig axo- Church, nor boen: rocommonded to_any, other, | V1Y in his own words, as follows ;. u-'| Lut who-was dropped from the roll for bringing DnookwLyw, Jun, 1, 1871, * dishonor.on the Obristian namo.” This doou- |, Task Thcodore Tiltows forygueis, sl 0 H ‘Botween those two alternativés,—ywhich 11 th é rges, 1 bind bvon requestod no! to anwor (b Modurhior loaves to nio, nd Wb b m";fu«' e ROy, s o+ P Msliigs it oo -+ - | plly repugnant tomuy feslings,—duty ‘Aftor tho public reading of the. above veport,.| onvose ths sacoud, = < >t v ¢ fldyu Tilton, “Can Demand ¢ g i % ;s e ol iR B i i A therefore, gl 9 ment—constituting: Plymouth Churoh’s ungen- that I Keep Bilent.” 1 nroso in the meoting, - and said, in Alr. Teech. 1, therefore, givo ‘you ‘notice uutbmn- Pastor, or E, Corrnr, A 0D, B U7 | tue: Exuminitig Committee, or-tha Gliurchas a body, | exous defousc boefore the Couneil—wan: accoptad | 1o would hiave been 8 better man in myclrcumatances ‘er's prosence, thl‘l‘.-‘ 'nli ';“cl ?lf::‘“:'fighhl_“;“mf dslre to opustoas the opportunity whick. tho Stoaers | by you in'good. faith, and Lo siuce lod you to | fum Voo, T cat usk notiig Gxcopt: that ho 3 o e % ., | would suswor for it to Lis faco; '+0 whleh L& 07 | ator lameuts thit you havo irown sway, I point against mo’ « i v ot Wil romentber wi ths otlicr breusts that would ache, ki T Teaviord Blcom, D. Doy L1 Dy s2-3fodsrator | Phod, in an equally publia mauner, that kbbad | store to you this lost ‘opportusity as ® THE FOLLOWING ORUEL ORDS: | XG0t pledd for myaelf, T oven wish that I wers ) KE AGAINST XE, 1 . * of the Brooklyn Council : NO' OHARGE WHATEVER TO MA) AINS: The Plymouth Church [you say]’ made it kmown | destls 8i R 87 3 lind riever partad with it VL. Next,, growing ou tof the Church's gi L authorize you ({{ sucl bo your pleasure) to clte me | - 4y oo "were no longer tespousiblo for the dishonor . 0 . . I bavoe caofuliy read yonr New IIavon | o procoedinga in tho oase, camo the Congiaga- | atany Hue within the next’thirty days to app Scvoral Porsonn. Killed ; From the Topeka (Kan,) Commonteeaith, June 24, Our corrospondont at_ Lntehiuson’ souds the dely, 1t ' I, W. Beronsn, 3 b ol . " {EE F XDy, following statemsnt in dotail o1 thi t In- address' conoerblng tho lata Counoil, sod atso | tional Gouncil of which youwero Modorator. .| thebarof Blymuuth Ghuret - = 1 5 0 lgels iy bau broughty or bty Hing. on, Ao FPal | e above briaf exteact MEaY i, Jluochics Tt - Dakbout sk Commoho Coutios your five cesayn ou tie ssme subjcot, just con- | 4he abuvo.facts and avonts—iwhiol .I. have - T Lo aTven ey Churchi, Tn one word, they 'oxcommunicatad Kim, | OWn testiuony will Ue suiticigut, without aduuc: " 'This iuformation was: obtained by ouf corro- dé S Tislend briefly ns posatble, omitting thair dy+ that of circul cluded in tho Iidepénidont. 3 o Y d mautioued 48 Ol eomisting tholr | mamely : that of circul “The numerous and extraordinary misrapreson- delnls—will merre a8 & N artaciio ey D for-stich a dropplig frou the roll was oxcomunication | in bho remuindor of the docuniont, to show that derogatory to the ouflm-fi“flflggu{';%'?? "8 e | fvom the T 1 hinvo just ground to resist the imputation that f Wwork whoreon . to * baso . tho , corroction . of | fnjuriot to tré rapntation of tno'Ohufeh, > * = '* You could never had uttored the proceding in- | X am thie creaturo of his wngummity. tatioys of my, position which theso writlugs of | gho, unjust and’ injutious atatemonts which urn\.x, tipulation concerning :th' trial is, that 4t | Jurious words agninst ‘mo, had not -Mr. Boeelier | In conclusion, tho “common impression that I yours will perpotunte to my injury, if not cor- | you have uuylviclt‘il-sllx g&'eu :L mywr;:;n‘%-pt&on nlluol b Loid with closad dovre, uor in tho abaenco .‘\,,,1 m:l C‘hmcll:.‘}gun!? giv‘en i y‘::, m’hmr"m“;,h "1‘:,“‘ ];eh;filé;“d aud promotod seaudula ogows i ) usibil in 0 CAS0, 8 Con- ) i ) A & for 80 doingr * jngenions utting “hofora the* '« Beoc] Y e o Wi, on ,2‘,‘:-,.‘:6".,’,’,3‘ toorlos and usagod which you bave | g FEC Y G AL e (0%, IS IEERSSE | Councila Gooumons winch Yo, as-dlodetator; i’ 6 | ISNOTTRUE.. thair corrgction,—misraprasontations which, on [ EER1s 30 anad, I Lave 10 GORCOrR; .FOU B0 | yothimg but noressity would oxtort it - 4 19, | Corproted aa-being oulyanothor way of Plymouth | I'doubt it any other-mai fu Brooklyn, during your part, arq_of courss whotly’ uniutoutional, | 520, 2P)y'righie about thom, . But, a8 ta’ all the | “Tilepraciical good wiilcl Tsesk to-achiévo ‘by"tuis | Cliurol's sayiog that'l lind - brougit dislionior on | 'tho wholo oxlout of the lust four years, hus Tor yoliard Ingipiblo of d6lng suy than o willal | Secontial, fuots growiag ot of v rolstionsbip | proposition s, tiat, whellsr:accopisd or doclifd,dt | tha Chrislinn namo, aud bnd thurefore boou ex- spokon to e fow porsons o, tbik bubjoct ss 1 ‘wrong.. / 3 to Mymouth Church, you have boen wholly mis- | ¥ill,u cither case, oifactually put-an ‘end! forovr to | communicated, < - = - T +. | have douo) A more hLaudfuf of my intunato - S o ing | thoModerator's grave chargo that Plymouth Obioh | : ) — d o right:to undorstaud tho caso In producinij to your fpspeotion somo hi ther o fnformed, ss you will soo by the following | tho Madersiore g ’h;w;hzm. at, Dlymouth, Oipeeh | . -Do not misundoratand'mo, I will not say that, triends—who Lad & rig ‘spondont - from- “Mr. Charles Collius, Shoriff of Rono County, and is without doubt the most: corroct version of the affair yotpublislied, Ha | says: *The first outbreak of the Indians waz -on Mule Crook, in Comanchie County: Ib up- pears that about & dozen of thorn, supposed ta Ve Cheyouues, made au attempt -to stampeds tho stuck and theraby run it off, but-wore pro- vented 1n tnis by the.mail carrier, I . Trustal, ey next-wout to Kiows, whore they ran off about’ twelvo hénd of horses and fired into the houncs, wounding two persond, From thore they \ DK ofs e v in my nusuccossful manngemont of - this-unukp- | —are the' ouly’ persons to whom 1 bava over followed up 3iedicine Lodgo ‘Rivor,-and about whpublislgd papére aid documauts in this coss,. | RO, 1o tnat T rotired from the . Clirels, | Mo e Pec i i pastvniy. do Sindicats, | by candal, L Lave brought no * dishonor ou thie | commuuicatad tho fucts, “lo sl ethot pavsous ¢ Touy nulen soutls of town they overtosk a farmer ° X noed lirst tq staton fow faota in chronplogioal | siying no unnmmcmflnnt of dmy 50 ,‘dnlmg 1;;:“{‘ himsolf, ‘Cruly yours, THEODORE TILTON cllu-iulan ni\me,"—:hn 'k'o:;n l-lwhmh, W n’r hnlve he;n ff“‘;‘.fififi?&fl?““ ull guostions, and by the ‘,mm i‘ f,“""" 'fl,u had h“?l to ?m f'fim lain the documentar, ar.oflicer; in pther words, thal ntolo oul b BN ali: ‘others, -I'” most 'sesk to "honor, ith | refusing-all e: K of Medicine Lodge. oy shot and sealped him ::?;;::: ';l‘*:‘m ;lg&:;::‘ p 2 m.: Z g::r:tlv lut:fi;g 1o ouo in nuu'mril.y koow of my. tu’l’i‘:w"::nog ;‘oglv; ,f;’,‘,}“,‘},‘},“,‘fifi‘,‘,‘,";,{fi,“g‘i}";fi.flh‘.‘“’ infinite sorrow ‘I.look back through ‘the last o Tl and-left him dead in his wazon, mxmghi:}’ horses. PR i . Purposc, Your lungusge coucerning mo fsay | T Dhooriry, Mag 18 1871, | fow:1ears, aud ees instances in which; by the | silonca & luexplicablo, let miy sulliciont motivo ' Thioy thon started in & westwardly direction, and i 1‘“15;1' L had "‘l‘;’" for 9_’:“":“. Jeare 8 mems | PREEOE. T s Dean 8t Yok tioto'of 110 4tk 1ast. nC0MAE & of my false po'flflun‘.“r linvo brotiglit po- Leiicsridon i the {‘ll::\vk::bu:m:fiaw}x“gll‘ikd‘u‘nfi: ‘aller procending 8 fow milos outils upon LyowoE e ymouth Chureh, and lia e pi it Jtion was that ho had terminated his momber-' | folter -addressed to Mr,'Beecher, Ar, Halliday, sud shonor. on the Ohristian name," 1 - morally boun 3 v at work getting out posts. - Both were shot an while an intimate friend vf the Pastor, knows- -hip'm:r ;:nm previously,—aiot by: requestthu the m;rnau; was duly-roceived, £ g which” 1 frooly acknowledge, aud -Lope 'ym, to | mo a writien and absolute apology. 5 rgealpod. - It appoars from the position in whick edgo came to mo in 1870 that bo bad committed | Clhurch (as by its rales o wight Lave doe) %0 drop hfs | \This' lottor hns becn-read-by ‘Mr, Hallidayywith | repairc- But I solemnly avor—and no mau shall | Butmy duty to continue this forvearance coased ‘thone tso -men wers lying they musthave beon q‘:ina; me v ““"‘;“fm&’""""‘"’ L Vs c“.‘,’,‘,’,‘:,‘,’,‘;‘;:‘.‘“':}‘:,'_‘:?fl::fl‘l‘;’"fl'g‘u“‘;lfl"’:;fi“;_g‘ gainsny ‘mo—that the- renson why ' Plymouth | when tho spirit of that spolugy was vivlated by £hut while o oLk, 0Y I0URGRYO b e 18} me ou thuusaks o i) ; Bon Bueation whieh ewiouid b docldod by that Chrge | Ohiutoli ‘wvoided an iuvostigation lutotlie soxn- | my injury AX OFFENSE WHIGH I FORREAT, T0 KAME OB OHAN- | 1, thia the beautital mon-stringency.of {he covonant. e ] i 4 o 'Ammm RN e rit" From huui’r: they ozcnpr‘,;d to 1i:hsdindhm Tor. e " which ' should* i with whick I was-charged was not because J, ' BYITR ! . ory with about twouty-five - liead - of -horved, Fou ar i st ACTERIZIG wroviiie o | which conmects the membars of: that Gburch with the e e Dot »"z‘.‘?‘im’é?.f.-"&.&‘i‘i%‘%fi.*'n’.x‘«’.’.': \RUT ANOTEER MAN, + ' - * These - violations lave beon miuliitidinous The sama day anotlier party” of Indians, about - Promplod by my solf-cesnoct, T imaedi ately and | bods, and with sach othar s ARt 8oet B COROTAL (L | hsa mob boeueliown, th ough bo hnl‘huu advised of its | had * brought dishonor on the Ghristian ‘nm R that whick'can be dissolved st any moment, not merely- already, and they- threaten to multiply in the forover cented my 'altondance . on- his midistry.: hy‘mutn:\ cousent, nor. Ly: alther "“"’;E"",’,fl.:’;“fi}‘ [ ) 1 informed lima of. this detormingtion.as early.ns | 15 thy other, but juy & silent volition in’ 4 |:forty-live m number, attacked two -mon at-tho * {7head of Mule Creek, who were there -locating a ‘stock ranche. Tho Indians kiilod and ' ealped thom both, The mon ware weil armed with Btanco, « Ve g And . yot this other person,* »’clergvman, per- | futii aving consulted the mernbera of tie Committeo, T | mitted Lis Church to: brand mo “before ‘the | them —forciug me to protoct” mysell apaiust {a_ndvauce,—partioularsy aguiust tha cun~ Janusry, 1871in tho presonco of amutual £riend, | eithen?: - sm informed by thom that they = * o Council with an accusiation whick, had 1 baen in /| niug devices of the Clork of the Churd, who, Ar, Franeis D, Moulton.: ... .0 . .. ‘Tho above I8 ‘ b B5R %O REALON FOI ACEFIING XOUR FIOZONITION, | Lis piaco and he in mine, I would huvo volun-'| acting o4 an attornoy, uppears to bo cuaducting needle gune; and from the utmber | of shells (or ‘fhe rules of Plymouth Church sfforded me a A TiOROUGR MIsSTATENENT - - oF o for laying 1 Lofors i CUOLeD e by ofters, | 1ATI1Y boruo for myself, inetoad of casting on | Liis Businoss guinat nie as 12 it Wore o caso ub : Llunkk oarizhgos) brouud theus ey’ munt have;: ohioico -bstweon two..methods of -retiroment: | of the mannar in whici I lett Plymouth Clinrch. | 1o Exsnuming Commitiea” sud the Cliurch have acon | Buother. - v, Tio falr apiyit' which T Liad, o right to B ' 3 etin) "dl eeaTaediits 68 nalelboH ] Oue, tio ask for & formal lattor; of dismissal;. the Oix thie.vory firat_occasion;of my. mesting the | no'necessity for vindicating auy member of tlis Ohurch IIL I will sdduce & farther. instance by 1ad the fair spixit’ whicl I ight | Tho hiead of the" comos (6fton ealled tho nu- | Wore killod and scalpad «in the nelghbor iood o ot ismi ' i it [ ment | from charges which no'one hxs made; and tho Church | & quotation from s lotter which ¥ lind: occasi expoct from Plymouth” Clinrch—ub leasc for ity lodicina Lodge. T'heto is a rumor that sevon other, ! .to . dismiss mysolf less formally.by jor chiof ofticor of the Church after my rotiro B8 ; n q on 3 g 4 longed, absonca. .1 choso the tatter. . In 80 =S 2 ® e sus) ls roprosonted by tho oblong whito spot, g i rotiromont. | lLas never, in .the twenty-ssven ycars of it histor to address to Ar, Boocher, dated May 1, 1874 Pustor's sake—been sliown toward me, L would clous) niora bave mot the aame fate. - :-- - [ Jonged aipenoe. T ohzus s tator 1o from it 1 gavo nodics o bl ot duay retiromont. | it 5o a2 o . S Shrelors '-:P O s e Th IR, L onihuued toTost i wlsncoon v liecher's | abouta quustor of an uch in dinmotor i £h3 | ' & tha prescus timo eversbody inand around curions inquiries into tha reasons for: m) % officers-of that body. In evidence of this fact, | ¥oU ’fhl“‘"" (Bh t"".mc“:“ I opportunity: o 3 2 Mr, F. B, Carpenter m entions to me your say- | npology, and never during the reluaindor of my | lowor ‘gart of tho figuro ;* onr ealdulationy show | MedicinoLodgo is in the tonn ‘and fortifying it Gonins a Chnurels In which T1ad boon brooghe > | T adduce_the follonio oxtract from s recont | S uer iy nover yoi has dowe, aud ing to hit " tlist, under. cortain conditious, invoiving | lifo would I have yormittod any public word of | yy,g; tho spheroidal maws, thys indicated, s about | with a view of' protecling themselyes from tho oo Cooghon . and.tusto oro 1 did not invito: | and by b, Thomaa 8. Siosrman, Cleck of Plym- probatly novee wildo, e titer ap traplying fhat | CUriA dssrowdle by ano, 5 stm of mienéy would of | wine to allads to tho offonco or tho otfender, | 200 miles in dismtor, aud. ita volunio about; |*threntenivg attaoks af)tie Budiauu. Wlolt cropsy i 2 Rty Y k B i i ic 2 e ) 0 d % 1 migsory letter, but.adoptad .the alteroative of | June 18, 1874, He. eays: . R | the Commities hnd so undarstood:ft, they would” have "Ilo ocorston compela'me to state ‘explicitly that, | +his apology has since poran Py e feain Bk 1 Skausa BRIl een lo oi 5 yl £ llul ans, Tl 4 silently ataying away,—relying ontharule thats ‘Long Lofore any charges were preforred agsisnt him, ‘| readily euteriained and fully fnvestigated thom, 0 loug as lifa: nd elf-respoct contintie to wxistdos| trko sgainst we, without prolest on his pait,— stroamas ‘away from 3 Ot cropy, I am informed, lool well and prosperous, Tisey A i i her oflicers < " i ng, or dire r indirectly, (s fl ract 3 il irecti 4 0 | and aog; 3 e 5. “‘2;‘2.‘:’:‘::'1"fii‘flxi’;fi“l"nk‘éi,fl“‘.fi!ofi,f&fii:‘l“io the Shitod hae e nd wthdraun, and s e IUin by yial /e Chafiges L ans pridared satint ,i::]«f rtom;u!é;l oriten vavon at Toun maps, | Couwell, aud by (o Cowneil to tho genoral pab- fz‘;‘t“;‘x‘::;“ss."" comet iu direction ,0pposite to | T enonaly.all-ovor the country, Tl citizont * * 3 -0 b o be taky 4 vol "o h . 'Tie renson for thin feoling on wy part you kuow so | yio i " "o : v 3 el v r 0 - tho adapiionoF fhin boraniire, auon whioh wara | *Ueht S betakenad thesall ® | | Unnigss mote made. you dstnelly Bated 13 arious | well sk T wil sparo YouSho sgtomont of e Yours, | Lop oS ST U Eos to o, which buve | {1 O i ovidently desclopiny idonbla | Vo baroly suficions supplos [0, Hali ther the follovihig: «The .Pastor . communicatod .to - Xauany: e s officers' aud -membets' of tho Oburch that you bad | truly,: B " Viuropong TiLTON. 0on preatly eggid by y tiugs, - Baight. | Y0, dov8, 3 whod T in Wil ot an. apology, nigned, by lus name,. | hoart or a crazy braiu, T'kuow the: founwsin- | tormanently abandoned: your councction witi‘it, thus 2 i : these wudicbueiis, conjoiniig to ono and, havo | tail, as shown' by the stroak of grenter byig arms - ond smmunition, © ' The . opinion s me in writing sn opology, aigned by bis namo.: | j\oad of this apluion. ' Whilo tho-Gouucil was in | Lriugiag.yonrselt expragaly wilhiu che trma of ous Ao G Taka dnothar fustasics.; Towwill poreeiy | oo hufore 10y’ countiyiuon in tho chatautd | nogs which lis & littlo within tho | tiut wloss they alded by mon, srmus, aud pro- bringly g ragroneh to tho owuse of rollgon, e | & e x;fi:‘:flc‘ll Bire 1'3';2::!‘;:5 Siactiing et cule oo tuls gkloct, Yo o, s Johior bAlcially deslning may CTor ta 0%0—tho | of & baso and Lad muv—a chmrauter whioh, 1| |ogary of ‘tho appeudsgo. This ox- | visions, they will bo compoled to loave tho et alloged, that.an exposurs.. . 2 ' egraph a| . 3 ; £ trust; is'foroign to my nature aud life.” Uudor tiy. - In o littlo sown callad Kiows; about twolve W0 JLD FORDID HIX O REASCEND. I8 FULPIT. urday, March 28, 1874 the' Church ‘to bo tried,—he says, uider date ',hm,’n'cu“mmufing Woight of this odium,—uy- | trs luminosity proves that tho | BT T8 8 O R ieine » Lioilcey thoro" aro aboui i ST um, ¥ Mz, TironoRe TILTON, HEARMAX 0% TITR SITUATION, - ¢ An the above communicition by Mr. Shoarmnn. | May 18, 1874 : o B il 15 ahepod ko & hollow oo, nnd ia mot | Miies LElot Hotic ho have, laft thelr - far Thes o, and othor mmilar reasons, 1had no right | Ay ing cioss of tho Borvices & Unioh Toporter ap- | ocued fo boar no.oflicisl, but oniy s yrivate | _ Yoiiruoto of Ath inst;, tnlosing a litter sddeéssed to L b vignok NG CTARITY GAN DESAND | golid \v;,"mny illutiato tho fact ahd tho of- | a it & stockedo, wnd ara ail fiving in it. $r.d laposition ta, distegund: snd 1 actod ubon | prosched Me. Beachor,for e DUrpite o feling s | uiguaturo, I adiressed 1o bim tha following | v, Juechory M. Mafiiat, sd aacit vop, QU7 350 TUNT L REER BILENT, Tect, by liolding up to tho light busin of col- | * “1u tlio town of Sun Gity thioy have aleo buil i % vs u8 {0 the 3 c 3 , ceived, T fies beens red X day 1 5 - b, by b e s e 16 i eini Pro’ tootod rather than barmod, o v .o i | Viewede 3ir. Bhoarman, the Clerk of the Chiurch, how- HOL0} ey ; e . cclved. s Ltter e been redd 0y % T 1% |\ n your capacity as ex-Mlodorator of tho Coun- | o oy that fs ompty. Wo sco tho light | 8 utockad; and all the paople in thnt vicluity an 7 L. At Jength my sbsence from the Church— | ever, s communicative, IHo aid ho Lsd received no e B iy Commaltes, . . o 3o : : cil, nhil 18 1t clner oxpositor, you lnve laboled living in Jt. Thoy sro also in_ a* very destituty A , rinun, Clerk of° 2 I Clhitrel ghining through tho basin just as Wo aco the . intimation, as yet, what courss tie Conncil wonld 2 % conditiod., Thora is o compauy of forty men al e O o e Tha ti g, | Pursi P A O e oeen of Tive, | duy s ehid lottar, and & month aftor Mr; Bhoar. | brated enso of licodore Tilton,” You have do- | stars fhrough tho comots tail ovorywhero oxcapt | rondy formed by Dr. Plick, i Hutchingon, whe standal ‘ou Ar, Beocher he e tesion nduratsed “to tus | Aud yot, s month and & half ‘aftor Mr, Halll- | the theme'of your auimadversions e colo- In regurd to thi of Jogregation, beside the Pastor, know tho cauge | Pureues 2% 1ilton was .concerned, he (Tifton) v . oL y Fien, wltiiall it o : ho 1i T it pasaes | O hotiebs el to Eoth popd in privato circlos. i, 50 L i a2 | wouth'Chtirch, ivacknowladged by you in » note which h ioially ‘voplied ~to it va: | clared that * ‘Lho trausaction, withall its conso | pour tho edges, whora tho lino of sight pasacs | are now rondy at a m waruliig to g B s Db i vy Teasad: | oaLechis wind ol albncy b ol et remon- | Lo o hatva aigied miarcly shs private individusl, | Pnion 4 oifially vondsd ‘flé‘y;fl;,fi;‘?fii{: Qtiohcos, balotiga to bistory, And is i every Wey | ¢\rouzh n great thicknoss of glass, though tho | tho ausiatauce of Modicine Lodvo. into .» lamentable «change of roligious views ; Roubta il in 8 hilcsaed condiion, B | 4nd uulas e ollces o W MR Ly g, | gula mistimont by & roportor Who vuited M. #logitianle subjoct of" pubtio_eriticimn.” 11, | FNCHELS KRt e T rE ow, wo havod | | “1¢ia the genoral sentimout hiere Lhat tho In- whol o Lt i ! Y 1 our attention to the fact i r estiaat bo historic import- g s ouglht to be brought-to & spoody account, ‘;hmfit‘l “fl’ vlm;s cnu:‘l"u"‘:h‘: bn;;l\flfla::m:ufi' i‘.:"'r.,’,“fi‘.‘t“,'.l.':i‘.‘..fa ‘l‘-‘,uc:'lt‘:x;n-'xuzll‘r':?f":f: n:(uTa',‘.'. dress sa’n in’ y:ur Drivats eapacity, but sololy as the Holliday : . v :Ill;;?:?rlx;:uyg:_:cc‘:tnt s :u( &fue“snh B ;ot;;& ‘;‘H):mo, amallor bisin. placed sido the largor ono, wo 2::]“‘““5“ e M_‘em‘ P cn{: b naby Hiougl thoy had long Dorors cosso 0 8o theit craditle thiugs, deelared (UG Dtle Kt Yed. Mk, Clarkof Tlymouth CBUEEl, . 0 e tatarmed by | o b G e e e iog | 1 no finally upieal o you s its chidt iatorian | hava bo ino of sight ‘passing through ouly four | number.of men obtained in the-border countics anible; and, s , y 3 3r, Louest.. expression o the farmul creed which I [ % i) T dlton: hi liad profossed. in my.chidhood: at the altar of ]{1’,51,,“““,;.,,5’.“. g Plymonth Church, yet my religious faith Lad not | latio trance we ; t 4 & bt i o] i Y ‘g0, - All/the people ask i LT F e oo oot T oh | Iad miceusale ote-ta e o Arimiess of Tiymonts | ok to reprosent e ua playivg su mimanly of | ordinary thickuossos of gluss in thomiddle of tbé | who will volunteor to g 1tk ) ; I bad acknorledgod that | 3 ceiy to regard . youn latter asan oficial roply to | Chureh s et sorramsesontdocisos thak | diahionorabla park in a cuse i which, w0 far 28 I | 801" of vioi, but whero tho lino of eight | to bo armed with proper ordors, fo cloxr the ud myoasible; tuen why, | mine. Troiy.youss, . . Tuxopous Tauzow, | M. Tilion ‘ot only.expressen his ‘wiliguons, Lut | can yob sce, 1 hava failed s duty nave tomy= |y 80t bo tho surfaco of tha iuuor basin it | country of thexs lawlosy bauda, Lam informed, g ey 1 2 TiLrox, o thickne Lave been apprivcd of 3 i Il 1 moro than the: Mr,\Shearnian, should tho' scandnl on Mr, Afr, Shoarman's reply was s follows: '8, 10 ANUWer Ay suuiwons as & witness. during | yeif, 'I'ruly yours, IEODOKE LILTOX, auacd through an extyn thickness, ns fu the firat that the Indian Agonts v ¢ almtil sl:_m‘cfimox the samo Church Lad changed | My l(t?‘nunqi ..(.:g z:rt (?.xlxl:gll !i;: d?{fla;:ms uflr‘:r “.'17.‘.?;’;'»7.".5';',’5'1.’-%“5&‘1'«'&?2‘.{":'.'}-"“5";J,','n Tostuy, and. unou prsvontiug fha extract tohim, wix | - Drought in Weatern Africa. . | comet bo bo composed of ouo ot ‘soveral Lugo | 1uth for tho last thirty days, au within the samo time. <+ | paragraph until after tha Co i i Y ‘give ho sottiora of it."” - # ansured thint ‘tho person. who - corrésponded 'with | . Tho Roy, Dr. Bushnell, for ‘many years a mis- | {himblo-shuped envelopes of gascous matter, |'givoauy notico to ¢l i ‘Gtiier persong inamuated that -1 -bnd sdoptod | nnd its membors bad gono to. thoir homew, A4 | of Ath dasl X bog Lo say tat T did ot foul b Mb8rtY, | Tm -Ouiorco Tumuwk must have bon misin- | siousry ut Guboon; L uutorial Africs, writing to | aach of which prosouts fwo_liups of - strougor T mnchristian touets concerming marriage and- ai- | iret, I was uot willing to bolievothat the Clerk 2gu thot fottor'as ts Olark,™ = - - - formed. Tha very fuct of bis -statiug that tne | 4,0 Now Yorlk Krangelist undor dute of Apir23, | Jight than tho rost of tha tail, simply becauso-| . . 3 ’ Yorcos whorons, touching murriage, T have al- | of Blymonth Clitrch—tho samo offioor . whono | *'i 50’ 7ur au iho letter ataicd that your proposition ot | J4tet vt addresuid Jo e Trintass o e Cuscy” gy > s AT S thia I of sibt to thoso bands pasos through. [ This asint, the vory typo of royal monlis and ways, hold, aud atill h°?‘|| With svar-inoroasing | name hud bacn oMicially,signod toall the doon- | May 4 was dscline it was official sincs; -u8 Clerk uf | 1o "5y o', 3rae S0 MBNEPY oA RS i | % Cinnjponble sodaonn are riot cariflnod to bigh, | n greuter humber ‘of Tuininons pacticlos than tho | dovotees, was 10 years old when, on the death of fimnens; thogne and only. view .common (to sll | meuts which the Churc) ‘hnd Just Losa sonding | the'Obiurch, I daclined thonyand- dosliue now, tatay | jiioritten atch & latter,— - L If A, " | cold latituidos, for hore on tho aquator & Yenuirk= | liuo that it driwn toZsuy other powmt in the lu-.| his father, Lgum VIIL, h? uucunndéd to tho Christendomj: and_touching. divorce, tho sube | to tho Gonucil—could have been guilty.of so tho'proj b h:fiur% ‘:‘l.l: &:‘\}ln;‘u:lnlf)n;{l{' ‘holdiug mysit OF WHICH, HOWEVER, J[R HAD NO KNOWLEDGH,— sblo clisnga'is attracting the atiention of overy | minbus cuvelope. throno, By his_motbor, Blancha of nstbflg' tho Dtance of: what I beld was, and still 18, the nood- | GREAT AN OUTRAGK AGAINST TRUTIL -AND, DROENOY | Fespoualvlo tothe Church forso Golihe, . oo | (¢ acould huve been exther addressa to the Churel, (9 its °| ouo: , Usunlly during March and April, which PLACING THE COMET. 3 Tegont of tho kingdom, tho hild was- brought : B erogation of aur unjust New .York. codo,.| awthe above paragraph containod,—partioularly | Xho Bemenier ol (10 e 1 K ULVS | Kator, or to dome member or snawiers. At tio last.| aro ramy mouths, tho carth besomes gturatod, | On Tuosdsy ovening th comutu distanco from | up ith a strictuess to which he answerod with and \$ho mupstitution of the more humano logis: | agaiust a lady whoso dovout roligious faith and | {,"yg the_unninious opinion of the ofic ihe | Felday-ovening wosllug uo suh lotter liad boen pre; | flio mprings aud fountainy fliled, sud’thu rivers | the eun wot G5 000,000 ilos, -and from | wnbounded docilite. Iu his earlyiyouth the e Bsind ond e Womke - 2C1 | 1'% &2 fhinorom possibl. romovo. from | hiren.ousobsiau srva - o o, | Soted S soidepaiy wud b was exel e ) | awollon, o, this your thors buve bo UL | cho outh - G000 wmiler, | Thus wud | bonty of oo fif LGRS SOt R, VL Otier persons fanciod that 1 had bacome a | Spiritualism or fausticism of any kind. . Aocords | = ar. Turopons Tuaon. . Xuouas G, Biekistd, | wgyut i e O b Ty b et that'| occasional _showors, with but little thun- | othior * obitorvatiohs flvn _tho " follawiug | glance oxprossivo of ixomo o miration ;. hia Bpiriinunlist of an cxtravagant typo; whoroas I | ingly L prooured the following: sworn sintoment | Tt will thus-bo sceu that Mr. Stiormun, i ane'| he fiad reason for believuny that Mry 2lton felt® u titls | der and lightning. ‘Tho ‘oldest inhabitaut says. | corrected eiemonts of tho orbit, on the supposi=*| mother told him that shio would rathor sco him . hityo -never yot seen my way cleur to be-n Spirit- | by tho rejiorior, cortifying to tho acouracy of bit |*ayor to my inquiry, charactorizes Lis ‘provivus | eore about what the Jev, Mr fiaeon had said of hin, | Lio novor uaw-tho like, nor hoard oL Tt Trom Lia | cone ot o by paiubols, fcom "whiuks 1¢ dilfors | dead-tlun’, that ho should ‘snlertain evon o sin- i 2 ol aliat .at all,—certainly. not to be so mucha | xoport: pitet g Tottor to me ag partly oflicial and partly unofii | Jiut; whether he would tike io writing letters about it, | fathors, ‘Tha fear iy ontortainod that much suf-"{ byt hitle, it at all: B i ful ghought, His own will would kave led him 4 Eplru unlist ns some of. the most prominont mem- 5 . y Kings County, 85. | gig],—though hlaw he conld oviginally {um ox~ | he coulun’t say” ] et e . | tering from'drought may be experisnced: boforo Pertholion didtanco, Tog, 9.836. to assumo tho obligatious of the l:I:lumllulr ; but | bbra-if Plymouth Chiurch aro known to bo, | .Bdwin ¥, Donye rorortor of tho Urooklyn "Uikef, | yaoiod me to diaw the dividiug linu. botwoen: ita | And yet Mr. Halliduy; according to Mr, Shear- | Octalior, when thy noxt rainy ugason may bo ex-. | Dorihotion distance, milis, (3,090,000, dlio fntoreats of the tate domanded his mar- Al thesa . Buppositions,—and wany othors,—. | beltig duly gwocih, depodol o8 WISEE o 4n | Lo partd without thiw aubsequont ‘explanation, | maw's testimony, sboye givor, bad read my ot~ | pogted. = - ¢ . % Tongitudo of porihulion, 272 deg. ' - rlage, ond iy wife, Maigare: of rovatics, ! but miver tho right one,—bocamo currant in-tho |5, A the doeg 0 108, o PN Company with | Tam at g loss to undorsiand, But the ofiicial | for forty duys boforo tius denying thut he bad | © WiTha contrastbetwoen tho wet and dry sea- | © fimolof passiug poriliehion, July 10th, puesed with bor lisband under the rigld 5 . . . r, 4 i 7 § dog, i i y - . () i Ohurchr (arxd still aro).to oxplain wy- suddeuly rans, reqnediod Mr, ‘Lhomas: | ‘portion of his lottor (now that it has boon pointed | evor seen oc heard ot it. . ‘mons is vory great. During tho lutter, vogota- Longitude of norih nuds, 11955 deg, diselpline - of .the Queen-mothor. i nmber'(ml]h~“lfl true renson for’ whioh haa a‘f‘g’\:grfle\:fl.l{f)‘:;k\'ol?l o Ghral, £ communieateto | Out to'me) Is sufliclont’ to answer your quory s | A similar statemont to the above appeared in | tjon .,nm;r.'ymo‘gum drios and decays or burns, | - Tuchustion, 63dege - ¢ . woveritd to himuelt grow ‘with hlnb oars, eon, 1nders.\0od atways by tho Pastor, but nover | us for publication suy. fatts, of comments, or_opin | 6 \hen did My, Tilton coase to ba -rceponsiblo | the Brookiyn Eugle wb the sama time (June 20),°| aud the :loaves from many of tho troes fall ;" the Period of revolition, infibite, i At utiht, ko ‘would .rise from his bed }‘!“1 by buw ook, - . o NI . | dons, whicts o mighs wiib. fo make consoruiug the | 44 g Plymouth Chinrch?? . roupoctfully ‘sub: | as follows : : o snrings and rivatets dry up, and the lirgo rivors | iiei for tho peribelion pussage we have : Jace hiu chiamber in tho coldont sotsoh, A shift 4 "Rt fan gt atier many oslumnions. whia? | Govigesslonsl Counell then o sowion: whareuton | oy hat, wotun asndo’ all provivus: cuvfa and | ThoUrustoss of Plymouth Qhuech, deny that Theo- | ceana ito be marigublo bovoud tido waior. A |, Comotn distuies frow ensth uilos, 16,000,000 | F The conrsest hawelo'l wor noxt to his skin Porivigo uoas u i far (uuco avil ales magnily sy i iaronn aaied I, oue hesint Sl (5 LR | Vochmioalivon vonooruing ue” Glurel-voll, Emay | dors Pl B aidrugsed lalr o (16 SEern | dargo wiopar * f1oin Louo 1s now hore ¢ Gn-'| ' Amgla with suw, 80 dog. - fathishéd a dosirablo tortire. 3 I ROV r " 3 o i bl Dimgei€ xa & witesy, sud oxpressiug s donlro lo auswer. iger to 60 thatlt | Wra 3 . |-only once in the yoar,,Qn Eriduys ha nevor seandnll,—p pup lication which #omd .porsaus n | ke Biesrman's utatonients; botd iy lotter and splrit.- | -opicialiy mformed me'thy Al b wiele; 4 k. at wy voluntary offor to i Nhtion, e smalt stenmers ‘thAt forco thair | . Tho faqt that comaty contiin butsmall quanti- | chai ecourges which be carriod at his walst i tho Chinreis 3y uorantly. attributed il it origin | Aud I furiier tosify, that X solioteu 18 8 Toporter tho | ropury and bo trlod : - . "'7;{,:“&‘;‘,‘,‘;‘5,;:‘;3;“‘» anesimense-hab golitiry | WAY U tho swallun OFovi, against ats mpid our- | tios of susttor, na compiarod will Ui earis und | an Ivory caso dreur lood from tfs hontdery uncn and animustomo; whoross I had proviously | above statement from Alr. Bloarumi Vecouss Lo was. 'WAS_OFFIOIALLY DEOCLINED, : 2. | or unigue—at the munnerpln hichr, Tioecher's | Toub in tho rajuy seaton, huvo to remuin Lovo | the larger plailats of tue wolar Bystom, iy proven | evory weo »ol“t ho yfir :]r; 3 mc‘(l;\sv‘orl\"_“‘ k. Bpont (nany monthia of + + - ... . | HeOlerkof tho Oburuly, wihose wme AL plak | IV, Tn your five esays, you woro led, throngh | bl or Leuitated to ko tlis Brooklyo | duriug the dry ssson. O8] Dyl vhne o aoma e ok o e | duving Liont, T woitd valk or milot o distaud CONSTANT AND UNREMITTING ENDEAVOR To sup- | fiot I thet SERCIY S (o0, IcH, "and becuuo an opin-. | -Ignorauce of the faots, to muke sovolal other er-.| o, 'y iumeroun ocensions, o wisrepresont aiid T et orbiv of (Lo planct.whou in Hli"l‘“p'w!uutll‘l bt ol s, o g, show yithont goles, 21 i 1 ;. PREEY NTy— . {ou from sisch » high- aflicer wonld bave s oficisl | roncous and injurlous atatomants concorning my l,m,,‘, my ‘cuse to tho commnuity in whiols I he Canndinn Pacitic Railway, tho plunoy .does couso a grogt chitigo i tho di- | Wi Kl s y o TaalL, it o, Biree, an enfleavor In which, with an. earnast motive, .| suthenticity xud importince, g *| cavo 3 but thecorrectionn aud-explanations whieh f 300 “g0d to'ths publie st lavge. . From the Toronto Globe, June 25, raction of tlie comoc' patl. Aud tho ipectroscopo |, and evnml lan{ mfi 08 fy I _v"fl" i 10,18y t‘l‘ ' bnt » foulish Judgment, [ mn'de mnnyillflhmclu& ¥ & A 3 Epwix F, Dexvsk, | I have alroady given will of themuelves corrook v, l:'unhnrm‘nro‘l vobrot to 'ulnlyuu to the 1t is; wa understand, the intontion of the Gove | liny rocently lod' mstionumors to hifer that elu-u ]ufl&nn)hnle m);u‘;l ‘r{u:l: hmkq ‘wu‘u'flx : ho aorillons ot iuyepuiation, pstiod, smener, o] e tobafera s thia dek duy of Al S esso, | L0 Oblore, i | avidedes thab Plymontn Ohurcl:l‘oi xathoggo | orumebt to losa o tl inconiinoncing e grest o lisnd of tho dunier Oy e Ol it st milol ok Aomegadon b3 air proupeots vin. life; for il which losas ol ; b 1 4 —TIt now remaina for me to glve you somo roa~ ; work of oporing up comumunicatiovs with the | . gas, . u f : A hiloil Ly things précious, slucs hino alohuo was the folly, | Shortls aftor the appusrauce of Az, Shoarmun's |- g why Ihav boon avomplod. atter - yours of | Soomoy ",'g“’""" acts w1t Glori, In nttowpUNg | OG0t Tarriiary. A lina will, as ancadily s | favorito” idos ' of, somo astionomury thut | tho sules of Douollel, s Bonsile, o, Brugolas, 1ot vaiuo alono be tho blame, o roportad lutulr'iow‘l'l"fil}"?‘/'fifl'{lf‘ fi §“"'l°“':;" volioe: 00, to luy 'beford you the- gruvo ‘mattors A FALSE, TOT PLAUSIDLY, RECORD possible; be 'located from Tnundor Bay ta the'| tho tweight of. o Fouek, tuigls lgfub;a il BERL LA e e P M TR W In Moy, 1470, oocurral. il'a surventitions | B0l 0 Kt co of hich was Lhat bio (3. 8.9 hud | contaiiet i this comumubleation, Nojbiog oauld | conagruluis Iy auso, for thio purpoue of apriosl. sl Inkos, probally Lao des illowLacs, wlich | dn conod, o VR8I iG wtitastas hnown | aponb. tiea a8 maioh . tmo " e i . AT i tosme op | induco.mo to-maks it - | dng to it wu future to ny disudvantage. ILwus to | N i 3 i ho hypothoneal Abaron)if |'ing and dicing. No repronch, no sareasn, if. 0. Bowon, H. W. Boochor, and. nysslf,—si|:referrod, in tho abovo nonversation, not tome or | R G sxoopt the gunviclion which the g M 2 hjzonious], rno. | portation pvor the Fort Garry route, and foru a | to un (if we oxcep 4ho hypothoil g g proncl, ) , 10 t:gre(lma‘:‘t w"mgh. -?rfiar [ 1'.,:. cvfi.wnruad. !uul‘ ‘li'a‘.’,fi;‘,'.'fi‘:'a :-’.‘.‘:a%:.m:fi :E'ii‘l‘i.’&fiu?é“fi. .ltu.:ax; rl L’%’::lh n?‘il’l‘u Tast ylc'ld, and pm‘lluulllx;}y tfimg 1§:¢ m: fl.‘,‘ Itll‘x:ti“{l:.ritgn&rlna:tmhflu; 1’;‘.&'1“',‘,;’;: {l‘,’, ’iuéumlx} n bie r&;ug l:.lm:‘ i: fin ;unajlgl{ ,:u c_L:Imqll:& mllun‘l .".‘u‘.’.‘t“.‘g'fh.?l‘fl fi:‘:t&:n% nlsht‘l;:“algtox‘:lx: ;l:-lx‘». m::‘llm 9?{3& &2?:\::‘!‘:’ lt\h: yluds?grrgfi :;me“kle :for 1ts object:. to .pledge mo. to silunie againsl ) i -yonr, huve forced-upon my mind, ‘thut Ar. N Forg Garry abd Thunder Day. hay alreaily | sity e, o 3 swoul. , : . )| BX= . insingior clroulating cliurges which My, Bowon |.with o domand upon Lim 0 nzhum by Mg ‘llfvnalcrcl‘xi‘g'olflln foynl nndlnumrigmnn.' aoting in - f"&.‘;‘;:"g;x;‘fi:"m A yous Totée ax riplying (it | boen sausiineed by tho Protier that the roud | paisl’y wurfaco, \\;unm tcan.tulh:n‘;uxu)_ xal\-lhln (67.}:\11‘0 .f!nru]n:(m \lwfiu:‘x“mll:n o :::‘liv‘:hé? flx?ur o ‘had made kgainst Mr, Bocchor, This cuvenant, | snd, unjuse “"“"z"’“"' urtheraioio, T xo- | |\ intsrost -aud by his. consent, have: shown | you liwviany sharyen to wske, but ‘tho couttnry, If from Pewbins to Fore Qarry will Lie, put undor | of the quantity of inattor cal nattin tho gl bo 1{‘ 1‘” 'yfl't SR Sinu ohly ot el W and N onsinay writlon, woald -have ‘bownd mo. |iquired, us a condition of my socopting from A, | 1 Weerest L o g Citlon vy aod yamo for | Fif ot Mad 4o vileratood it they eoudd T | antsiot aw woon s thio Goudhollors of yhio | Now, wd euts srarcals Sonsaiye it it D 8 BAL | RS 10T, ity it you ara Kiug of France, nover to:speak, . uiot only of . Mr. Bowpn's, but | Bicaruan. auy:apology ab-all, that thiv apo ayy tance of Iis, 1 havo come, Blowly Lo | readily-entertuined und fuily fuvestiaated them: Americaii litiowro able to proceed with the on- | & deisity 100 tinios lows than that of Livdrogen gus | You ought o bo turned dut, * You speaks Liuly, " | + also ot m,",,“,,,‘ porsonul grisyanoes against Mr, | should bo prosented to m:g ml‘},mm‘g‘m $ho proa- -t{:i’."ii‘llu"éfn’&tf—mar. slowly than ' my puw%nnll 'L‘hg manifost objoct of tho above. Tocord is to' | atrnction of LAl rond, &0 av 6 conucet bur line | & tho carth's uurrucnwny{d 1immt th‘«lufuuqum; :nun\]\(elwd'l-@“ll;ll‘-fl l‘;gt m,al ‘!mmfi%ulud tomako | fimm"ii “Tm:‘\‘:d to mg‘;’ lil.m onginal pmsr. ance of tho 1;:"{“ “,}f;‘glg““:;,_,z‘g’ iy Trvonds bavo dono s bup that L win nob- nustakon | enable the Cliurch” to ey, a ‘yoar of five yeats | with tholr svétem, ‘Lha lmportance of an dpen | of thio sunlight to our qyes trom, » distaucs of | me King; n chokon sume © [y position:. in . tho. amen paper ‘was, this: 0 5 A biagrt i by ® fow fllustrutive in- | henco, that, It %t Y chiarol to Muake | route'surimer and wintoy, und choap and eisy | 50,000,000 wilen. Yot oyon this strotch ‘aof tho | on bottor abla to govern this km;l"'lfim“‘lfihtly,"_ 317, Towen had made.grave:chargon sginy Mr., [ ab ir. .Moultows Uouso, i it - Dooohar's |18 1b Yo shall R * agaiiit Mr. nnlscfl::fnl:: Church g long ago | nioans o emmiieation, depaciaily Jn. the for- | jwiagiatiou townrds 'ulm lioits of gnnu-rhlés ton- | g woinan was sept Aoy \\‘l!lhlflhp:_u of wonvy; e e husiia. S1is Hangs - hu bogi | Drasones, . Mz, Boanian'd apologolis lovtor was WHeSRE o i Clineeh, | Rivan o An’ sbwndunt_aphortumity " ta"imako | wor scasons with Muntobi and Lo rekions weets | by wonld give, fur b clubs of tho pize bf Doseh | wa M0 A LG, Scliom iendad axemt .. 1r1duced to rocall..in v writing.. I cheorfully | s follows: Duooxzym, April 3, 1674, | at &' publie mooling,. on’ I'riday eveinng, | thom. Blr, Shearmon’is atill wiora bold fn lus | ward eunnot be ovorrated, | Wo m(){:ln(l 1o find | comet, o mass \vlnglwou ‘v;'ol‘gu sokles roag. | TIeoH afe aud yhiol b 'w,ulgm ln’owle«,l Qxcopt “ragreed uavor to circulato tho obargos which &% | 0 g sraving aeom o paragrann b Tha| Oct. 81, 1879, ky ~an° ofiolul dooymont commuuivation to the I:lllu[rzmlunl,'dntod'.luu- ‘that the Government are propadsd to adopt i [ 16,000,000,000,000,000 bqus, if 1k could L brqugl ar the purchas '8, “Jlero his avirico was Towen lad recalle s, are. Wilkais, T, Woet, & rociiyn o of Baturduy Tt coutuiniou s vepo®| Whioh | waa ' * fnbllshod . tha . xt| 18, 1474, Ho thoroln wiys o Lo Churoli ‘onprgetia polioy in', thoys Tospects, sug thus nov | down to tho carh's surfuco, ‘Lhis cowpurcy | unbounded; und wo have soon him puying tho 4 e b i i iding g A o or ' wayy with 46| ‘only dovelop tho Northwest Foton, hiit aljo ‘ss- | witls the pings of tno mopy, as 1; to 6,100 ; with | enovmaus gum, of, 10,000, Bllvarmatly dur' tho | e Uk blhario s sindor [\CLsiaeusit albgud o bite Jot Bt 3 et | woraing In oty Iouife Joursst BARR O sk ety e s Feaors ‘only davelon tio Northwenk kit Bhasgtabiom| tho oartl: o i " il w1 | Fgomiti v e’ SO Jiesg T o $omo, camo 80 my rosidouco, accompanied (st |“yon that this roport is serioanly [ncorruct, sud that 1| B¥® R DL SUU oy Plion 1 had ronlly | abiy bo desirid, aven by the ot eantiouseritice, How the Gaasdiea Yacido fa Huaily 40 bo oo | fo 164.00%,0uuu0. Lt 1o wob iwirobuble, bow- | Cliureh ut Bunety Bopin—Ziw Crusades, Ly hhd ra uu»l.) my "l:o"d' ‘hl[r..m”?.rpnn‘!‘url,l u"&:lh",’;.‘;‘.‘:‘:f:;‘ff,'&”.':;'n‘g‘::"y’:::;‘i Bave actually | beon requosted not ko auswor them,—a piece of "'he above statowont by Alr, hoarmau ix made | structods over, that the wewe of the comet iswmuoh gryator | Grorge W. Coz AL 4, snd told we whon the -vacation | 1 X .