A committee of tongiegatiuual min
isters are examiuing into the ease of
Kov. Henry Ward 15eecher. lie Las
Lad trial enough for a baker's dozen of
people. Ilia congregation tried bim,
tho court tried bim, and now the
preachers of the Congregational Church
have bim on trial. .Many people try
him about every week, and cenvict him
evry time. He seems to be a stand
ing subject fur trial. . He says that be
can stand the test of the light of the
Judgment day.1' ' If he can, it will te
more than a great many of Lis accusers
can do. It would ba a relief if tbey
would rjnit trying him, bnt instead of
there being an abituineut of tbe trial
it seems to be enlarging itself. For
example, the Congregational Church
propose to test the correctness of the ;
point that Plymouth Church made when
it put Mrs. Emma Moulton out of the
fold. Truly there is a right and a
wrong in this tra.?, snd it ;ce:ns a little
strange that they caanot get settled on
it. ' The levil as big as a ram must
Lave got among them somewhere," and
be is sure of somebody for false swear
ing. War Claims of the South.
