A Letter Addressed to Charles King, Esq., Ll.D., President of Columbia College, New York : in Answer to His Defense of Bishop Doane
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Justice Ogden to descend from the Bench and ap- pear as the Bishop's advocate; and Mr. Senator Miller to aban- don, for the time, his seat in Congress, to defend him and assail thosfc whom he chose to represent as persecutors. Another honorable gentleman, Mr. ex-Justice Carpenter, was selected as the mover of the first of a series of resolutions, reported by a committee of sym- pathizers, approving of the Bishop's course, and declaring the " official action of the Bishops of Virginia, Maine and... Ohio," unwarranted by any canon, law or usage of the Church. He supported his motion by a speech, in which he accused the three Bishops of assuming the guilt of Bishop Doane, and making that assumption the basis of their action. " This idea of prima facie guilt," he contended, " pervaded the whole letter, and determined its character." Upon this point, I apprehend, the opinion of this honorable gentleman, as a Judge, would be found to difler somewhat from his opinion as an advocate. Neither he nor any other Judge of ordinary learning and integrity would ever have ruled that the petition and affidavit of Michael Hays did not af- ford such evidence as, if delivered orally to a Grand Jury, would have compelled them, if they regarded their own oaths, to find a bill of in- dictment against Bishop Doane.
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Justice Ogden to descend from the Bench and ap- pear as the Bishop's advocate; and Mr. Senator Miller to aban- don, for the time, his seat in Congress, to defend him and assail thosfc whom he chose to represent as persecutors. Another honorable gentleman, Mr. ex-Justice Carpenter, was selected as the mover of the first of a series of resolutions, reported by a committee of sym- pathizers, approving of the Bishop's course, and declaring the " official action of the Bishops of Virginia, Maine and... Ohio," unwarranted by any canon, law or usage of the Church. He supported his motion by a speech, in which he accused the three Bishops of assuming the guilt of Bishop Doane, and making that assumption the basis of their action. " This idea of prima facie guilt," he contended, " pervaded the whole letter, and determined its character." Upon this point, I apprehend, the opinion of this honorable gentleman, as a Judge, would be found to difler somewhat from his opinion as an advocate. Neither he nor any other Judge of ordinary learning and integrity would ever have ruled that the petition and affidavit of Michael Hays did not af- ford such evidence as, if delivered orally to a Grand Jury, would have compelled them, if they regarded their own oaths, to find a bill of in- dictment against Bishop Doane.
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