New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

SEVENTEENTH DAY
Prayers were read this morning by Rev DR.
Fortes ofN Y and the Lessons by Rev. Dr. Rutedge OF
Florida
The Committee on Elections reported in favor of
granting sundry applications for leave OF absence.
The Committee on Canons reported a canon allowing
Of the election of sufirsgsn Bishops in case of the in
snty from any cause OF Diocesan Bishop 10 perform
Episcopal duties.
Csnons moved that the above canon be sent to the
House OF Bishops with request tor Joint COMMITTEE
The Committee on the part of this House to be the
Committee Csnons. He thought that the adoption
Of such would do more to settle the diiicniues
10 Nsw.York than anything which could be done.
Mr. COston Of Va thought II was too late In the SEES
sion 70 take ND important, subject for definite sction
Il might be- considered and left over to be acted on at
bex, session OF the Convention. -
Dr. Hawks aud DIR. Mead hoped the reference would
Be made
pr e,ooL of Ohio said the report was on, Of order
On motion tho unfinished business laid on the ia
biz AID then the reference to the House oil bishop'"s
esviet -
no up6aished business namely the resolution Of Mr.
Han,ae,on of Conn that the vote the main question
should be taken al 2 o'clock,
DR. Pooh opposed the resolution He did not latend
10 spesk on the question because the little light be might
have % she'd would be charged with heat a. probably
oby 10 add % the mysheson which had already been
about IL lie aware that there were strong
rAsons for Fastening To an adjournment Many OF TOE
clergy especially enjoying the expensive hospltal
~ of the hotels Qsughter) and might become exhaust
81 10 their aud seek relief from their anomalous
position dsughter) Beside, the principle OF ifee oi'
eussion should be held sacred IL was Protestant and
Republican The Church was already under suspicion
u being Popish In doctrine. and II they should ADOPT
hs proposition they might Incur the suspicion OF oehs
POpsh In morals and Popish In cutting on freedom OF
debate There were several gentlemen who wished to
b heard this question and ho Tor one "shed 70 near
mem There was the honorable mover OF the propose
ton, Mr. Insersorl who had tried in vain TO Set he
DIOR able fflaud from south carroll
ns Mr. Mcmnger 90 whose trumpet voice and burning
words he wished 10 listen and there was his honorable
eolcssne. Mr. &. Dslsno who intended to speak on
he Questor-ihe House did no, ksow hn' and he
wished that Il might know him
Mr. Gfisxold Of NO hoped thst the resolution would
pass lie thought half al hour was enough Where
e preschei longer sermons they were 'housn' iccou'
LsUghterl
Nj Mempger Of : c. suggested tina, - o'clock To-
morrow would be better hour for taking the vote
Dig Huntington acceded the suggestion 80 lar as 10
Na'V O'Clock this evening for the hour named IN his
resolution
hwss then moved to lay the subjec, on the table and
1sissher Of Ny then moved that the msin quos-
- 'sken tomorrow At II O'Clock.
- ute Jones OF Y. objected very warmly 10 any
~ .n1s1Suoo OF The debate The Diocese OF New
"isned for the fullest light be shed on this ques.
g., .su De trusted no gentleman would be hindered
10. . ne fullest expression OF his views.
ne question yea then tsken and the resolution car
% shst the final vote will be- taken to at IL
esnoa relating to the of New York which laid
On IA table.
Rev DR. Mason Of N. c. then entered upon srsu-
m-Bt on the New York csse. msntainrg thst the bio
Gee not vacant and tho sentence might be remit
hd With regard Ia the speech OF Or. Hawks he said
last though he had csborsiely erected noble and mag
ncent structure with abundant and far sought us,e
mas be had bull, I, on the sand and without knowing
r. bid been the fret TO put crowbH under u TO shove
s~y even the sand on which IL was ossed
Al ~ o'clock the order Of the dsy-naney. the cleo
Won Of Joint Committee the nomination OF the
board Of Missons-was then called up but on motion
vas cid On the table, and Dr. Mason was allowed To
Continue h, speech
WIN Dr. Mason had concluded Mr.. lngersoll OF "a
coneoced elaborate argument 10 the ELECT That inc
'a'ensio1 Of the bishop had taken away his jursdie
non and tbs, the Diocese of Newiork might proceed
70 slee, anew one
NJ Hudson of Western Newfork followed mr. 10.
s.sso Ia speech In favor of Bisbop Onderdonk ana
.l'f ne hsd concluded, the House took recess VII
srebTg.
70 The store of Mr. +. Knowlton in Cummlus-