The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-01


Clerical votes-Aves ls-Noes 81.
Parochial votes-Ay es 37-Noes AZ.
So, the Two orders concurring in the negative,
the resolutions were defeated.
Now, however pous Father Webb may be-how'
ever much he may mortify the flesh for the good OF
his soul-we chucke with delight TO find that we
stand in such a far more glorious and heightened
rank of piety and learning-enough to outbalance
any little deficiencies wherewith we may be charge
able. And in The name of ourselves and of our al
lies, we soemnly protest against the dangerous doc
trnes of the holy Father OF the Courier for Chriss
Church is and indvisble, and its polity is the
same here and elsewhere, now and forever. II is
not of this earth, earthly; and therefore is be
moulded and distorted suit corrupt politicians.
The changing forms Of earthly governments are not
to effect changes in that which is as enduring as the
rock of ages. The Church. under an earthly mo-
narchy, remains the when rebellion has estab-
lished republic. The religious locofocoism of Fa
ther Webb is subversive of Holy Mother Church,
upsets st. Peter from the rock on which he avowed
the Church was built, and orcibly dspossesses that
saned Apostle Of the keys of the straight gate to
transfer them to e-time- to- be canonized
Father Webb This is our exordium, bat as we
shall 60 into this subject so as to ente us cane.
nizaon hereafter, must for effective future ac-
ton, give Father Webb's Bull, which he Illuminated
yesterday, that lis fallacy and folly may hereafter be
made apparent This document will show, too,
how necessary it is that we buckle on the armor in
defence of the Bishop, the church, the clergy, and
the faith
The CLOSING Scene IN THE CONVENTION Pro.
rEsrANr EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE EASTERN Diocese OF
New YeRx.-Ii know ourself we can say 10 ali sin.
certify that would to God could draw veil over the
last act the Bishop Of this diocese at the close Of the
4 is mot hat faor for
welfare Of the church from this
act on the part the Bishop but because griev
that OF esteem thus outrage the rights Of
respectable bodies OF convened this
IN On unwarranted assumption Of authority, which
far more in keeping with the acts of Pope Hdebrand
than with that character for christian meekness and
spect for the lsy which has heretofore been ex hi
eo py tue Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
IN England and the United States We grieve, too be-
cause not content to fall alone he appears TO
drag down with him gaIant band Of highly ntellec,u
ami evangelical clergy men, who prompted by false
spirit 81 sell devotion to their spiritual leader, pre-.
pared 70 perm tneir feelings 10 misead their julgmens
The proceedings OF yesterday wall b. found in anotbr
places and Is only TO the closing we would now
sliude appears that IN the address of the Bishop
Thursday, he very warmly TO the favor oil
and OF the lay this diocese the Dio
Organ, the Churchman of this cityas containing
sound doctrines of Episcopal fsith That paper as ou
readers well know, an ultra Puseyhe concern and
edited in Esprit Of intolerance and may add, vulgar
Vruperaton, on all who presume 10 differ with H. dis.
graceful TO the cause Of religion and which well
culated 20 bring the blush Of shame the cheek OF
svey protesting christian in the land. 10
VIVA, denomination he belongs Bishop Haghes and
Wy ngh minded Catholic in the country, would
,,N rom recognizing press edited with such o
49, % oeionsing TO the roman Catholic faith; and
W., .vs,ous denomination Of christians whatever
"sy oe VI. inoetsnee OF their practice unite ia pro
nouncng ths same Churchman as the most bi,o,ad nm
ensoe auu abusive Pres'that claimed 70 possess
rsiigous character The attacks upon Messrs Anfhon
and Smith would have disgraced the Herald - -, nun
deprsved days; while its BiIlingsgae abuse ~ ,h
Of tais paper for daring 10 express an opinon
tbs corrupt designs OF ruseysm have been OF charsct
which none but heartess reckless and unprincioiea