Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02

possible relation u 10 any eshsf tribunal fss s>sssl
The siaosi,y ~.rs s.s .awillss 70 sarm ,A.,sAs IA
: the szs,sa, Bshop q III disesss.
The minority were snsnimossly end earnestly 81 optn-
oaissdc.S sp 10 January o isAs should 30 :, once faith
fully paid. according the pledge VI tho convention, al
lowing the diocesan for the nms beag the n'ee., 81
the principal Of o00 They also hold that from
Other. the Church Of THE diocese should
make honorable provision for the comfortable maintenance
But they were s..ilins to r.coss.d that any part Of
the Episcopal fund hithero appropriately should be sena
ted from the r. Rev. Bisbop T. onderdonk he BE- aud
long he continues be the actual Bishop Of this
diocese that he bc arbitrary portion ot tho
VI that should be diverted from its specific OBJ
ectthe support Of the Epscopste OF this dooese And
farther that IN form. aud Rroun, could they Join
in Recommending alteraroos of the instruction OF
delegates any having for their osec, the
curing Of assistant sursgsn Bishop for ihs diocese
Thus recording their dissent from the whole tenor OF
plan proposed by the msjony-ths minority bound
/ briefly express their views.
On eli the questions Involved In the several resolutions
ct the read the minority consider tina, the differ
OF opinion great In this eonvessan To allow
tho Of act form ofexpessng that &C.
ton, which can be expected to unite sufficient number
/ for authoritative resut.
But the minority do believe that there conviction
In the hearts Of the larger portion OF this convention that
voluntary resignation vi the Bishop would conduce To tho
purity aud influence OF the Church. the best interests
aud dignity Of the suspended Bishop.
They feel assured that power exists in this body d
a. the OF the Church. Regarding with deI
y IL. sacred r,.sn spin, which hs. ever been loyal
aud it's diocesan, and apprecisng that there
be in hi. breast the osi painful struggle between the de-
sire of his he art r and the duty he owes the
Office With which he has been invested IL is competent
for this Convention to eIpres. with Jus, grief in
sympathy with the suspended Bishop It's deepest for
THE fatal sunderng OF the that have bound
him. solemn that the effect Of the late usl.
aud the sentence has been is and will cou,inue to be
such render injurious the Church in this diocese,
@.nlaa.
functions thereto pertaining, under probable condition
OF the removal o the sentence his personal
ton and devout lifc =
We feel that such sentiments, tcnderly expressed by
body IN whose Affection support and s continued inter
est the Bishop has every to eonde will have his
mni their influence, aud contribute To guide to course vt
action IN which he will indeed act independently and IN
view o ms ~eiehV personal rerlonsione--outhc VIII Do
aided determining what sacrifice "he edy,ng aud well
governing OF the church may demand from hin' aud IN
what aHde he eau best hope To snow 'ofh Tor inc 'a
lure ah ehsmPe o. so'u whs u"'" o'hefs' hs' 'he au-
versay may be ashamed having nothing To say against
MN
M'se'peenuly he minority Deg leave !" present these
rsws n 'e.T,u"n 'ot 'he aehon OF h's convention
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'he eAgeho' "ne" c"oers necessary the expression oil
sueh e"nveuons, ana IN . recognition OF the "depcnd-
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