says he heard the say that he did not believe that a Saint ever accused his enemies. Witness labored to show him his error, he said he did not believing believe in this kind of interpreting scripture. A Brown says he called on the for help for a poor brother and could get none but observed that the manifested a kind of angry spirit rather than a spirit of love; he frequently heard complaints against him for not assisting the poor, he is considerable rich, he once gave Eld Green about six dollars considered him to be a covetous man. The testimony here closed and the counsellors were here called upon to speak. 1.st. considered the case clearly proven according to the nature of the charges. 2d. considered that he was liberal in some things but still the case was clear and the charges fully sustained. thought the case a clear one. thought the case clear. , clear, also concurred in opinion with his brother counsellors. The accusor arose and spoke as he felt stating that he in company with Prest. called upon the for money to send up to but, could get none, afterwards saw him and asked him if he would sell his farm. He at first seemed willing, he wished to build up Zion He plead excuse in consequence of his liberality to the poor. We offered him $.3000. for his farm. would give him $.400. or 500. to take him to Zion and settle him there and obligation for the remainder with good security, and interest. He went & [p. 217]