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Under the circumstances the Presbytery judged that it was not necessary to cite him a second time, but thought themselves authorized to proceed as though he had been present. They therefore proceeded, deposed Mr. McElwee from the ministry and suspended him from the Church. Some time after this Mr. McElwee asked the Presbytery to remove his deposition, restore him to his former good standing and dis- miss him to another Presbytery. He asked this on the ground that he was deejily penitent for the... sin of which he had been guilty ; and the request was concurred in by several other persons.
The Presbytery refused to restore him, and this action the Synod sus- tained. Mr. McElwee complains that the Presbytery adjudicated the case in his absence and without a second citation. The Committee are of the opinion that the Presbytery acted irregularly in disposing of this case in the absence of the complainant and without a second citation. But they are of the further opinion that the complainant waived his further right to complain by afterward appearing before Presbytery, confessing his guilt, and asking to be restored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under the circumstances the Presbytery judged that it was not necessary to cite him a second time, but thought themselves authorized to proceed as though he had been present. They therefore proceeded, deposed Mr. McElwee from the ministry and suspended him from the Church. Some time after this Mr. McElwee asked the Presbytery to remove his deposition, restore him to his former good standing and dis- miss him to another Presbytery. He asked this on the ground that he was deejily penitent for the... sin of which he had been guilty ; and the request was concurred in by several other persons.
The Presbytery refused to restore him, and this action the Synod sus- tained. Mr. McElwee complains that the Presbytery adjudicated the case in his absence and without a second citation. The Committee are of the opinion that the Presbytery acted irregularly in disposing of this case in the absence of the complainant and without a second citation. But they are of the further opinion that the complainant waived his further right to complain by afterward appearing before Presbytery, confessing his guilt, and asking to be restored.
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