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London, England, 1868-12-05 00:00:00

THE CONVOCATION OF YORK.

The Archdeacon of York writes to the Times as to
the withdraw' of Dr. Vaughan from the contest
for the election of a proctor in Convocation. It
appears that Canon Hey interpreted the letter he
received from Dr. Vaughan upon the subject as an
absolute withdrawal. But now it transpires that the
Vicar of Doncaster was willing to be put in nomina-
tion if no opposition was raised. Archdeacon Jones
protests against the inference drawn by the Time?,
that there has been a deliberate rejection of
Dr. Vaughan, or a general disposition to ostracise
independent thought. lie says : " Many clergymen
came from a distance, and that upon very short
notice, to support Dr. Vaughan, but had no oppor-
tunity of voting afforded them ; others I know would
have supported him if they had been aware of the
opposition. With every sentiment of respect both for
Dr. Vaughan and for the learned and exemplary cler-
gyman who has been chosen to succeed him, I feel com-
pelled to say that by making his candidature depen-
dent on the unanimity of his constituents, the former
has left the clergy at the mercy of a body of men who
raised an unexpected opposition at the eleventh
hour." The correspondence between Canon Hey and.
Dr. Vaughan chewed this :—The canon plainly inti-
mates that if the doctor came forward, he would
court defeat. Dr. Vaughan, in reply, intimated that
he did not seek the office, and would not seek it, and
that, under the circumstances as placed before him.
by Canon Hey, he would prefer not to come forward.

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