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FANon a WOnh EN- IlIL6U
IT n & G o N s PR A @ Y


AGAINST


THE LATE BISHOP OF NEW YORK.


uSaAvELLED Br ONE OF cossrrRAroRs, u,i


JAMES G. RICHMOND,


PREsBYTER OF RnoDE ISLAND.


Quousdue tandem. Catilina.


THx Six 01KRsrras"


Being Development Of the Private Morals, Nun.
nsrs, Walk, and Comvsrsatiom OF that Portion OF
the Clerical Fraternity opposed to Bishop
Onderdonk


never knew by sight the Rev. Paul Tfapief Of
South Carolina, until the last day Of the last Gene
raj Convention. | then inquired who he was, ON
account OF an excellent speech which he made ;
and for the same reason procured an introduction
never spoke to him, nor wrote letter to I'M,
nor received one from him, nor communicated d
with him IN any way whatever in the matter Of
The late trial no! did ever converse with him
i've minutes In all MP lie. l1


The last time spoke with the Rev DR.. Hawke.
was in the Convention Of 1910 or 1871, when OPP
posed the rumors which then thought he was cir
culatlng; and some persons present at that Con-
vention, will remember that said emphatcally,
when Or. Hawks sat just before me, )" it is the
duty OF every true of the church, sir, to su,,-
port the Bishop" Since that time, pave not
spoken, nor communicated In any way with DR.
Hawks, in regard OF this trial, OF the Bishop Of
New York and the few words which did whis-
per IN his ear at the late General Con vention were
concerning himself, i. e., "now take out your
Ii you are fit 10 be Bishop, well, il not, YOU do
not desire IT," We have not spoken, nor written
10 each other, nor sent messages, nor done any
thing together on the subject OF this trial.


before | started on my voluntary mission to the
Turks, and never spoke, nor wrote, nor communl.
Gated IN any way with DR.. Anthem from that time
until October 14th, when l bowed to him. After
ded to him once across some pews; and scarcely
saw him at distance since 184l, until yesterday
Sunday, January 9th.


Therefore, conspired alone. neither asked,
nor took any body's advice, on the subject. On the
contrary, acted in direct opposition to the wishes
Of mp nearest relatives and friends in Rhode
Island and in New York; and scarcely sny one
ever encouraged me to 60 on and asked no one
In November, 1S4l, sailed for England on a
Thursday evening in December. arrived in Lon
don; on Friday mornlag, at 8 o'clock, went to dl
vine service in st. Paul's Cathedral, and at IL o.
to Lambeth Palace. On that day, or the following,
(bui: after had BEEN at Lambeth,) the letter Of
the snop of New York, to the Archbishop OF
Canterbury, concerning me, arrived by the
reached Oxford, December 3lst, ls4l, in the
evening, and the next day dined with Mr.
Newman and his friend G.. at Trinity. Mr.
Newman approved Of my Turkish enterprise,
Griswold in conspicuous place in his
study. ! saw much of him. He bears no resem-
bance to a New York Puseyite. He walked
with mel seven miles to read prayers before fifteen
iug man, who takes up the cross There is very
respectable Christianity st Oxford. Soon after
leaving that city, was At breakfast in London
s hsy az ass sd he y R Mr.
curry; and this vas after Mr.. Harrison knew that
my bishop, and the meddng DR.. Doane, had writ
ten about me TO his Grace. Or. Dealry was 10
have been at the breakfast, but was not weA and
'he object was 10 consult with, and advise me.
did not know at that moment that my bishop was
opposed to my enterprize, and OF course had never
seen the letter which IS said to be the cause Of
hostility on my part. At that breakfast, Mr.. Har
rison said to me, what do you think Of your
osnop!" replied, He is my bishop" g sBu
what do you think Of him. shrugged my
s1ss.:a and sad sps ssrs ,sId . " s.Ss B
bishops, and Think ess OF him than Of the orhe,
iineteen." To Sir Robert Harry Ingl,s, said
He is in the habit OF bring overcome witt
vine j. and ! confess here made q mistake
out Of tenderness. for ought TO have said
brandy. The Bishop Of Connecticut has seen him
trunk, and when DR.. Seabury denies that hs
himself has seen him in state OF inebriation,
i will be time enough (for | shall have to write
mother pamphleD TO introduce the other clerg,.
man who was present with the editor Oi IN,
Churchman, and witnessed that frequent sad exh
bition. Ns


Some thirteen or fourteen months after my re-
turn from England, and think in May, l843, !
was, for the first time after my arrival at he nous
OF Mr.. r.; and nearly up to that tune had sup
posed the inmates OF that household unfriendly to
me-. arrived in the evening BY some trifllngre
mark, which do no, remember, but which aros.
In the course Of our conversation about the mos
glorious enterprise Of my lite, the Tsrkish mis.oo
mean, (since endorsed, for like TO remind the
church, by the same church which laughed -
me nine years before, when proposed 1t in 1895
see my speech at the General Convention as r..
port. d In the Ep. Recorder. Churchman, &c =
ne what had not dared in ls4l 10 believe posi-
ble, and turned round full and abruptly upon one
OF those admirable, and heroic, and Christian
ladies, and said suddenly, What did the B,sh.,
"Mr r., did you knewr' she replied, 81 though,
should have jumped from the carriage; but
feared exposing him to YOU" The thing was tieL
evident; and proceeded TO demand full disco.
sure but all was not told me till long after, even
# all has been told me yet. Now, confirmed II
my belief that the ward man is often stamp<r
op)n the outward, | retired. The next morning
the sexton OF ST Michaers church, Bloomlnsdals, !,
following letter, without date, and charged Mr.
Twire to run as soon as he had delivered it:--


Mr. DEAa BRorHra,-I wish you to make NO further in
quriss reference my Information it, but





undoubted Witnesses, that the u r. B. IT, and has been
oen and often guilty OF the grossest indecency.
not prove the sctusl, legal breach oi the seventh
nandment butam fully satisf ID, beyond all cay that
# any woman we're to be found assenting, thi6
guilty am satiHed, too teat H. now matter Of no.
torety in the female portion Of the diocese here hepe
and everywhere I know no man whom would wstsh
closely, every minute In my house No lady 10 safe
IRON the grossest most papabls and almost open Insult
II he 1, not admonished, he must blow up


write this only for the sake Of the Church, and he
cause there smsle candidates fsr COZ maiion who
will not be confirmed by him. kc This alas! true
Do you think best. leave for hume this PM, at


Love to ALL


Yours anectonately.
BLooMrNeDALE, Wednesday, January 8, ls45,
haf-past ] P. M have just seen his letter
for the first time since I sent it in lS43,
by the hands of the sexton of ST. Michael's,
Mr.. Twine. II was certainly written in May,
If not earlier. My impression is that l had
spent week or more at Saratoga Tin a family
which had also been insulted), and that I came
down the North river on May 1, and spoke with
Gulian G. Verplanck, about the church then
building at Saratoga. | think it was after this.