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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3649, 30 October 1890, Page 2

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[ |By Telegraph,. I , (United Press Association,) | of Fftitk, i Tho Bunoiln Prosbytory. ' An Important Roselution. Dunedin, Thursday. It was thought the Presbyterian Syuod had disposed of tho Confession of Faith on Tuesday night, But it came up again last night in a new form, in the' sjiapc of an overture from the Presbytery ofSouthja'nddn which the Rev, Stfjbo ino'ved, that t!)s Synod aijopt the pyprtip apt] resolve aiiddepl'aretlmtiu, tbp'jud.grflenj; o( tho Synod the Confession of Calvinism as a doctrinal system ought to be maintained unimpaired in its integnity in the constitution of the Church, After a debate lasting all the morning and from seven to eleven in the evening, the Resolution was carried by 55 to 49 votes, A good deal of feeling was.shown by tho audience present, some of tho upholders of tho Confession being hissed. ' Tho (Jrow Libel Case. Wellington, Thursday. Mr Hutchison as the defendant in the libel suit of Hfjjitakfli; i Hjjichison, has filed in tbefyipreme Court an uffidayit in' apswe'r to' 'int'errqgatpries Bubiri}Ue|' fp' }|ira'repejjt|y jjjj the instance pf plaintiff's splipjtprfl,' He rflsppßtfallytoliiießiqanwpriiie first twelve queries which refer to .the manner in wiiloh he dealt with the replcTS transcript and proofs of his s'plMfr.in which he made indictments agiirisi the Ministry in thepubheatidti'of speech in Hansard aud alleged application totheSpeaker of the House on tho ground that they relate to proceedings iu Parliament respecting, wliiiil), li fe ra.o|pbcr of Parliament at the time referred 1 "'io , l ' t wpjtylit'' not to be interrogated, He objects "to answer the remainder of the interrogations on the ground that his answering them migbt tond to criminate him. Mr Hutchinson is at present in Wellington, and intends making an application to the Supreme Coui't lo cleiibHelf seKlo tl]fl IB^tf