MR. TAYLOR AND THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sir,—l hcive been patiently waiting for , Mr. T. E.. Taylor's explanation of his ■- extraordinary siitcment made in Parliament to the effect that tho Presbyterian Church, or prominent members of it, waited on the Government recently with; a view to interfere with the course of justice in the case of Sir. Dinnie. The EeVi J. G. Smith has written to your columns giving- the statment a flat dev riial, and Mr. Taylor remains silent. AVhy? The matter is too serious a ono to be left in this position, and Mr. Taylor, owes it to the Presbyterian Church and tho public to explain himself. A have always hitherto, held Mr. Taylor in High/ esteem, but if ho refuses to do this act ■of simple justice I shall have to alter my good opinion' of him.—l "un, e : C . ■ E. INGLIS. August 17. . ■■ ;: ..'.' . ■
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 900, 20 August 1910, Page 10
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146MR. TAYLOR AND THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 900, 20 August 1910, Page 10
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