The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-24

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say that 20 fsr = tne pfsssot cese was ~
Atlantic with just as much effect He then quoted
Hawke on the canons which stated that and
degradation like expressons; but Showing that d.
graduation did not proceed from suspension The he -
lsvsd Of the soundest commentaries which hs
learned and reverend friend made upon sny point
Would thew that the general convention Of is44
when they framed the canon declaring suspension In one
and deposition in another that they both
meant the same thing! He would now give cotempo-
exposition by the very men who made the canon
Mr. WILLIAMS said as the gentleman from Louisiana
not In his seat, he under the impression that
the gentleman misconstrueng his arguments
Judge CHAMBERS explained. He then read from a
paper which he held in his hand ns OF Two
land which he said taken by friend OF his OF MAS
sschuses during his late visit to Europe in reference
not merely to the abstract proposition but with precise
reference to the Of Bishop Onderdonk ltwss In
the following terms to wit "The effect OF the sentence
real effect and construction appears to to be to pro-
hbit the bishop from doing any act in his episcopal or
% long such rs on ws
other opinions be to the second question 1t
one appropriate, perhaps to another orapch
of the convention On the subject Of restoration their
two three preliminary to which
the attention Of the house had been called lst Whence
Would confer IL none would deny whether he could OBJ
tain It from any other not and mattered lit
Gentlemen had spoke Of restoration to office; he must
be- restored to his Jurisdiction not his Office for It
his Jurisdiction that he was suspended from Whatever
to him. This remark he illustrated by supposng Of
suspended animation Suppose said he father thrown
into state Of suspended animation The meanwhile
takes possession Of all his ocks and herds By and by
the father Is restored to animation the says Ia
ther you restored to life but not ysur ocks
herds laugh He thought the father would be
very likely to say to his child Son am restored to all
that lost" He agreed with his friend from Penusy
vana In as the last course In the present
case OF doubt TO be STILL and with the exercise OF true
faith wait the Indications OF IN their behalf
appointment ad interim But he would nov procsed to
show that the relations Of the suspended bishop to the
diocese were suoh as 20 tnsm rom
any bishop In his place: Here Judge Chambers read
from the proceedings in the trial OF Bishop Onderdonk
the opinions of Bishops Lee John, Henshsw Freeman,
and others. on the Specification OF the term Bus-
pension he then referred to the opinions OF the
English church. from which he concluded, that
wherever suspension existed, there was 30 far quasi
vacancy or defect Of urisdicton that the king or APP
proprate officer could appoint an officer ad interim to
perform the duties Of which the preats was deprived
He maintained then that this regal or Whatever
tney pleased TO call IT, was vested In tnis Dody Inc
cnureh mad all It's power ne reJoosa 20 say tnae .he
state had nov to control the action OF
80, now could gentlemen entertai uouos upon Tue
proprety of doing what the joint committee had recon-
msnosa VIZ 70 do1ust wnas haa ireIususy oesm @
ofcpportunity The church then had the power to
maze smPis sna satacsory provison 'or 'us h "
AL ner cnuoren-wretner IN view ioIk OF eisewnere
AZ was not In her power to o6struc their passage TO-
wards hsaven IN the manner the gentleman naa Tore
BODIED vas demonstrsoe In MS opinion That the ap
pointmsst OF diocesan Inc diocese was
full The measure snat ne nsd proposed ne cohcuued,
met the case 10 lai-er and fuller manner than any
other proposition ne dnrecstsd knsse commotions IN
the church. He had been inhe service Of the church
quarter OF oentury-ne nao secu DARKER clouosIne
heard deeper amenSasions-out ne nao never iaed TO
hear the still email voice saying esce DO stu ana
felt that the church might now rspos on inc sroag
trial, with safety
Rev Dr. MASON rose to address the house
motion TO ADJOURN was mace, put wftndras y wnen
Dr. VAN IseEs inquired, if it would not be seai to
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