The New York herald., 1845-01-13

cano would be better than two Besides, was ra-
ther weary OF the perpetual din upon ministerial
that when al Oxford the cry was Preach to the
poor" Provide tor the fatherless." The Oxford
men nearly starved themselves whereas New
York witnessed fat dlnaers. and good wines In
Lent. On the whole, concluded that the New
York Puseyism Geo called) was at best but con-
tempuble echo from Oxford, and that egg shell
without any meat IN 1t, would better be brokt Ia
pieces. could not stand qule; Under The POpery at
he cry Sit down, sly;" aor see the set teeth thai
voted "No without saying to myself, it ought TO Be
broken TO pieces Yet should have voted no, ais J;
sis
pose of wiring and publishing the Introduction
| and Notes to the Controversy baweeh the Rev.
Drs Potts and Wainwright, began the work
this diocese would rise in my place and say, 81
impeach the Bishop Of New York for licentlous-
| ness and intemperance." Many persons, and at
least one Bishop, viz /, of Michigan. tsho was moi
thus at the bookstore Of Messrs Stanford and
swords. At dinner table during the sitting Of the
the Rev. Messrs Williams, Southgate, and VIM
Richmond. Prof Clement c. Moore, DR. Rhine
lander. Messrs John A. King, Henry Van Rensse,.
.hould not have Pope Gregory. XVI, as well as
Pope Benjamin and that had respect for the
character Of the Bishop of Rome, but that the
bsd HsIa wa, n n
order'' I looked through my fingers, and said 70
one and another. ,'you know;' "you know" and
some OF them did know 49,. ~,
Don't ask him. said clergyman, for he will
| tell ycu" And yet could not move with GER
talny tor that very day, one OF the ladies had de;
was leaving St: Johss chapel, with bundle Of
corrected proof-sheets, take to the Harpers the
Rev Mr.. Forbes, sitting by the chancel with the
Il re- vO iJInA Arva al
"Looking on with the rest' "But what are you
about o. "writing book here are the proofs
aBu, what rumors are these b sbou. the Bishop,
care Wen haul you Haul awsy now now Is sssi 81
ways the beet lime bnt if yeu really wish to
the upper chamber, back Of St Johns; where, af
| ter \ very emphatic locking of the door, Mr.. w
proceeded 10 write, and leaned on the liable. My
sd but not " the dSGr S.n
foand how things were going. at first, told them
was rather tired of staying up there, as it was
somewhat lonesome. and believed | would 60
down. After that they grew more respectful, and
Mr. Forbes and Mr.. Williams will here remem-
ber my express declaration that believed the
Bishop had right # he chose 70 ordsn Mr. lC;s Ca
be less tenacious than mine, will give the details
Mr.. W. was walking up and down the room. Mr.;
F.. stood st the window; stood before. him and
Those were the exact words. Now then, it is
evident enough that my course has not been
prompted by party-splrit; for through the whole Of
The Bishop Is the ultimate judge of the ilneas or
ua6nes Of candidate for holy orders If he
/ will ordain, who can let hint II he do so unca-
j nonicallY, let him be tried" The Bishop knew
/ his strength on that point well enough, and there
tore invites d B,shops Chase and Hopkins and Nell
I vaias 70 ofsfsent hum for the ordination Bur h,
did not invite me TO cause his presentmen' for an
I'M WI n hin ofrY6v Jrrtv A Atk
and gave him the opportunity by remarks which i
made. Aud on another occasion when went I.
tell him that it seemed best for the church to begin
L 10 preach the gospel tn the poor" by taking u,
the cause Of the 100 0O0 degraded ones in this CITY
who scarcely enter place OF worship; those to
whom the Master would first 60, and whom ".
ne would be az much blamed, for preaching to tn.
publcans and harots and sinners, by the MODERN Al
| ne was by the ancient Pharisees; when l otfereo
20 attempt to wipe out this blot, 10y doing as have
lone for two years, in the summers, under The Ca
| 'hoic Oak, and else where In Rhode island y lie
/ ~ preaching to the Germans who copgrt gar.
around Tompkins Square; concluded with a.
,ppcation OF the Sd motto on the title page, Orop.
st. SopHas) which reads backwards and forward
alike, and 10Th ways well, {" Wash your nIquities
and not your face only" Bishop. But did lhr
ry about his Puseyism and Popery he couo
hrow dust in all our eyes, and that nobody wous
iream Of looking under that cloud into his irr, gu
ar life Z The very bones and marrow of a liu,
q
less and holy lite.
The way was now prepared | returned to Pro
sidence, intending to come back nnme ediately anu
90 on to the General Convention, but listened t.
ne entreatles OF my father, wife, BROTHER
md sister, and only weat on MONDAY, Sept 30, to
he Rev Dr.. Crocker, and the Bishop OF Rhode
sland, stating the Case, and saying if were sen,
tor, ! should Co.. They expressed no opinion snc
save no advice. In ten days letter without sig
nature came. ltis lost Iknew the handwriting,
.nd know that il was from clergy man, aud noi
/, AkN ksrf knnA ke l..
aame Of one who withheld il from me. II was, Of
course, from netheeof the consprators. Iepent q
lay and half in contendDg against my dearet,
relatives, and then left home according to my own
iecision Nobody ever decided anything for m.
n this whole matter. Nobody can be named ar
,cting with me consulted myself When
reached New York, called on several persons ano
o Mr. r q house. / saw the young ladies, and
.aid, syou must now perform the greatest service
which can be rendered 10 the church," or words |
we're TO begin in that room the most important bu
sine that had BEEN Transacted IN khe church
this country; proving that the church was ab's
70 apply discipline to the highest and strongest Of
tenders They shrunk back at frat. but at length
their duty plainly, and went on bravey TO the
end yet with tears with lamentatio'.s, sometimes
one of them with absolute refusal, ter her own
ake, us any lady can comprehend And here de- |
clare soemnly, that whoever attacks those true
hearted ladies', attacks me-and will defend them
with every energy: Wo unite the man that touches
4 ndlT OF the nedus OIL the IOuI WituceecS whom
procured. Their ofysnd delicate beha,i was such
tnat was more aud more convinced that their tee-
tlmony would be invaluable And yet they entreat
ed that others might begin. "Lades," said, "you
know me intimately you have been under my
pastoral care you were communicates in my
church who will move FIRST il you refuse - and
when at last turned away and said, somewhat
contemporary, ~ have heard the ladies Of New |
York call the clersy set Of poltroons long enough
Look at me. Pm no potroon l have discharged
my conscience in this matter, and in my person
wipe out the stain. represent the clergy, and
will publish to the world that the clergy not
guilty Let the ladies' bear the blame forever
Keep your bishop. My wife is in Rhode Island
What care hereafter how the ladies OF New York
are insulted1 Let them thank themselves"
This capped the climax, and the paper was sign
ed But still the evidence was unsworn, and here
the high spirited brother came to my aid. To HIM
they dared not reveal the insults, when they were