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The Oudrdonk ligair.-The sou Of Bishop On.
dcrdonk, of New York, has instituted suit again,
tho N. Y. Herald for Publishing the Bishops STATE.
ment respecting the charges Of libidnous and i,.
regular conduct on which he was found guilty and
suspended from office, as q violation of copy.
wright. This IS the worst catch.pepny proceek
ing that has yet come to our knowledge. II the
Bisops defence was written TO explain away and
rebut The accusations upon which he was arraign.
ed i. would seem that both he and his son woud
thank any editor Of Q newspaper for assisting in
its circulation. The idea Of soa's making mon.
ey ou, of such publication, is little less repug.
nant to tho moral feeling Of society than the in.
deccn, conduct for which the father was dsgtac.
cd. The Bishops brother, who was spiriiu, sa.
perintendent over the diocese Of Pennsylvania,
was stripped Of his ecclesiastical power for imnor.
al behavior likewise. 1t is a bad breed.
Both brothers had way Of their own Of "lsy.
ing on OF fhanis "a most solemn ceremony when
performed according to the ritual. When ladie,
were in the case, they forgo. to confne their ma.
npua,ons 10 the head, rs required bv law to do.
They were for the largest liberty in this par,cu.
lar.-Pc.


Had Bishop Onderdonk behaved in Arkansas,
as he did in Newly ork, ho certainly would have
been introduced to judge Elm. that is, he would
have been made 10 hug a black jack.