New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

the psslm Jsbila1 Dec The choir and congregation.
after the Morning Prayer united in singing the
OF INC ieoth selection Of Psalms comm acing a; the
second we're
"Aisf d Lord. and now po->szs
Thy constant place ct rest
Be that. not only with thy ark.
But with thy presence blessed
RI Rev. the Lord Bishop Of Montreal then com
neneed the Aate-C communion service The Epistie-
was read by RI Rev Bishop Potter Of Pennsyivania.
the Goerel by Ri Rev Bishop whiitingham Of Mary
land. The congregation and choir then sang the FOL
lowing verses of the 99th hymn
"In lower forms. to bless our eyes.
Pastors from hence and teachers rise;
Who, though with feeble rays they shane.
sui mark a long extended line.
Prom Christ their varied gins derive,
And. TED by him. their grsces live,
While guarded by his potent hand,
Amid the rage Of he'll they stand
30 shall the bright succession run
Through all the courses OF the sun;
While unborn churches BY their care
Shall fise and flourish. large and fair-
RI. Rev Bishop Chase Of New. Hampshire then q.
cended the pulpit and delivered able discourse
from the l5h Of the 18th chapter Of the firs
Epistlc Of - Paul TO Timothy This is faithful say
ing ard worthy of all occupation. that Jesus chns
came into the world to sinners"
Tie reverend speaker proceeded in clear aud
forcible snayse the doeirac Of atonement.
ard follow the subject Of grace from the state Of sin
furess through the various conditions Of conviction.
repentance acceptance. and pursuit OF Godlne~s 10
perfection. The doctrine of the text he regarded ~
OF tie greatest importance to mankind and should
be cherished the doctrine o. life and light to men.
1t the perfect and ultimate formula for expressing
the work of salvation This is the central element OF
the sreal word to be carried to all parts Of the world
In reference TO the Church and Ministry the Speaker
ntimetcd the utility of the Church In propasstng the
Gospel 1t was house which the Head had Sc, in
order He then proceeded TO mention that another Is
wanted for high and important station in the range Of
duties connected with the Ministry OF the Word and
the object in view in assembling together this occs
sion another presch the Gospe. OF
Jesus Christ. The grand feature aud peculiarly OF
the Gospcl God made manifest in the hesh Christ
came into the world that he himself could give in
struction lie came himself because the Psrisrchs,
Prophets and Kings, servants OF God. had failed
TO do the work. The speaker here glanced at
what Christ has done what he Ia doing. and what
remains TO be done to mortsls. The doc
trine Of the atonement received especial attention
al the hands of the Reverend gentleman-who went
back to the precincts of Eden when and where the pur
pose of this was conceived and consunma,oi. and
tered into the world, and Desih by sin. The death
Temporal ana the ueetn alhfl'aha Nctc untcn upon
Christ became a sinofierng and lost race is re-
deemed by the blood Of the Son Of God who slain
as a Lamb This doctrine Is the foundation which
stands the ladder Of Jacob Conviction treated
upon az another step in Christian progress It Is the
first evidence or acknowledgment OF the knowledge Of
sin. He also spoke OF the fundamentally Of Faith
that Faith that works by Love Mans accountability TO
God steward of His tune and the means given, was
also considered The speaker also referred to the min
isry-and with reference the Scriptures and ancient
history stated the existence In past time, oil Bishops
priests and deacon and mentioned that the system OF
Epscopacy approved by seven shts of the Chris
tsn world.
Tho closing portion of the discourse was addressed
TO the candidate about TO be consecrated Bishop who
etood up In his place facing the speaker He remarked
that they having been personal friends for the pat
thirty years he could participate in these scicmn
ties without more than ordinary emotion He babe
him DO Of good cheer in the great work 10 which he
was about to be copsecracd and trusted and believed
that he would discharge 1t that he would he wei
coined in the presorcc Of the Savior at The last day
with the joyful words Well done, good and faithful
| servant"
At the conclusion OF his discourse the Rev. Bishop
returned his at the altar and the congregation
sang the 9TH and 9Th verses of the Doth Psalm.
The gates OF the altar opened, when the Bishop
elect vested simply in his rochet, presented by
Bshops Uphold of Ind and Williams OF Conn. unto ths
Presiding Bishop sitting In his chair in the chance who
presented him, saying
Reverend Father in God, we present unto you this
godly and welearned man % BIO ordained and coase'
Grated Bishop
Tie Presiding Bishop then demanded the testimonials
Of the person presented for conservation. Rev. Dr.
Hight, Presbyer then formally presented and read
the testimonial of the members of the late convention
which elected DR. Wainwright. II was large beau
tiiuly printed, mounted and embossed parchment.
several feet in length signed by large proportion not
all Of The members Of the Convention. Rev. DIR.
Eigenbrodt then read the tcstm mails Of the Doceses
OF Massach,setts Vermont Rhode Island, South Caro-
lima NJ Carolina New Haven, Illinois, Connecticut, Ia
diana, Wisconsin Kentucky, Louisiana, Georgia, Penn
sylyania Mississippi Maine. Maryland, Delaware Ohio,
Teunessee Michigan New.Jeney and Western New
York
The Bishop elect then said
"ln the name Of God, Amen, /, Jonathan II. Wsn.
wright, chossn Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, in New York, do promise conformity AMI ODE
dence 10 the doctrine discipline, and worship 81 the
Pro,estont Episcopal Church In the United States Of
America, 40 helpnie God through Jesus Christ
The Presiding Bishop then moved the congregation
10 pray On which, the Ltany sold by one OF the
Bshops, including the proper suffrage" In these
words,
That il may please Thee 10 bless this Brother
elected and send Thy grace upon hun, that be may
duly execute the Office into which he 10 called, 10 he
cdiying Of Thy Church and to the honor, prspe and
glory VI Thy name. We beseech Ihee ~ hear us,
good Lord
The Presiding Bishop then sitting In his chair asked
the prescribed questions OF the Bishop elect a. 10 his
persuasion that he Is duly called, his faith Ia The doe
trine contained in the Scriptures his intention faithfully
% act according thereto in bis Office, his readiness To
oppose al error in the Church, 70 deny all ungodiness
10 live sobery and rgateousy, to maintain quiet love
end peace 70 exereise the disciplne OF the Church
according to s prescribed order, to be faithful In or
daiung ard laying on Of hands sHd 10 show himself
gentle and merciful me poor 10 all which questions
he responded audibiy in the affirmative. He was then
invested with the full Rpiscopai habit BY Rev. Drs
Creahton and Higbee and kneelng down at the Chan
eel Rail, the Ycpi spirtus CSeasor," Come, Holy
Chost" Eel wn said over him the Presiding Bishop