The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02

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Tn Rev j. u. VINToS sad-I beg to thst IL be
determined unaDiuously that The Kew DR. Jonsthsu
Wsb oright / elected provisional bishop of this cto.e's
Win you lndolge before take my sest With fog
,emmko' irst ocg to congratulate you and tbs ION
vDton the and he church, NJ this union and AT
his eecoa, OF gentleman whom We all coufess aud al,
knoSt dye 10 be e. mite IMAM remarkable for emabtty
coursesy, msnDer aud kRoSiocge. and OF fast aad
kind synra,hies, VITO in the course Of his progress
th ough the dt0cees wiil trust receive the hearty
support and affection Of every man, woman,
chic. For cir, ! reje,ce in this result.
! rejoice tia. au relieved fro" position OF
the cieniuus performance of their duty
pjuoces opin to reiioqulsh ana forego
euch feelings, ths: they will with me unite 10 hs
heerEeet support Of him whom have elected aud
give TO him ons honor but oceoiebc- t<,her
have Il sympa,by wnh him who is oalled upon TO exer
cise such imtor ant duties pray that ne may oe sup.
portoc end Upheld in their dcha by the Great Head
Rev. Mr.. Inn eseonded the motion in few remarks
nnd II prev-iied
A comnitsee coneistirg of Ora Higbee aud vin,on,
Hen Chief Justice Jones aud II N j. King sp.
pointed sppe the Provisional Bishop elect of his cleo
Or motion Of the SECRETARY 1t was resolved that there
be public thanksgiving offered to Almighty God, IN
view Of the suspicious result just obtained this evening"
In thisc huroh
bii-f rec.es vas then taken, after which the com
Mittee returned aud through DR.. uebee their chair
mas reported hst they had 1sed upon inc Provisional
Vinton. apprsed DR.. Wainwright OF his election to
which nc replied thGt he would respond In the Of
the day in writing
The Uonv. ntion then resumed the regular business.
The election ct Standing and Missionary Committees
being in order Tie HOUSE went into ballot therefor.
On motion it was Received That the testimonials for
the conservation Of the provisional Bshop elect be im
msdisy egnsd by the Clergy ana lsty of this conven
uon.
The Testimonial at foot was egned by constitutional
psjorty Ct the clergy and Lay delegates composing the
TESTIMONY FROM THE MEMsrRs OF THE CONVENTION N THE
DIOCESE or NV YORK.
We whose nsmes unierwritten fully sensible bow
important it L. that the sacred Office OF Bishop should
thily copfer red aud firmly persuaded th
1t duty bear testimony this eoemn occasion,
without Partially Affection do ia the presence OF AL
mighty God, testify that the Rev. william Creighton
d ID. liz far informed ia ,tly laue to
evil report eithr FOG eyr. lie religion or for
in lie aud that do kpo be eec there is any
secraesnt account Of ~hidn he ought not to be
seversy deois,e tGscace We do moreover jointly and
him TO be of euoh sufoienoy in eucanecteQce beeya
soupdness In the fath and OF such pure
mEnne and cody conversation that he apt and meet
TO csc the Office ola III hop 60 the honor Of
the cd fyDg Of Ills church, and to be wholesome
pie Of the flock Of Chtist
On motion the gention took reccss Until seven
O'Clock ills evening
Ev2.nNa SESSION.
At seven clock there large congregation assem-
baed In the cepe to offer prayers Dc
TOT the autpicious result Of the day. large number
the oegates were present. aud the galleries
~ large end respectable audience
The Rev Drs Creighton and Height ofioiated The
Te peum' was sung and the appropriate prayers and
thank tgtvings offered up
The President called the convention to order at half
psst seven.
Rev. Mr EsAposDr offered the folio wing resolution -
1nSt the PRESIDENT TEN and the Sscrctrry Of the
convention communicate to the Biehop of oiocess
certnee copy OF the proceedings Of this convention
Wnlch resulted in the election OF Provision Bishop
On motion of the same it resovef, THAT the
sandDg committee be authorized aud reque. tsks
all necessary measures TO obtain The Grafton Of tue
hev W. wainwright, this day elected Provisional
On motion Of Rev DR. HAreHr IL was reso we'd That
the Trustees Of the Episcopal Fund directed to pay to
the Proy onal Bishop until the annual
all Of the income Of the dispossbls fund over ami
above the rum Of 50 600.
Rev. Mr. BEpFLL asked what that would amount to;
and was informed that it would amount to SI70O He
hoped 1t Won be $4,000 agreed
Rev DIR. CELtGHIoS-We had better give what We have
a. nfst ana trust to the future action Of the Convention
The STANDING COMMITTEE 1862 g.
year, which Is a. follows -
Rev. William Berran, D D., President
john McVicbar. d d.
Samuel SeabuTy. DID.
-" Benjamin 1. naght, ID, Secretary
Hon. Samuel Jones
:" Cuban j. V-rplanck
!" Murray HoffGan.
tloJ Smith Esq Assistant Secretary
- MISSIONARY COMMITTEE roa 1867 g.
ING loiowing ticket being the same as last ycar
Unanimously elected
Rev. frausis Yinton u D.. Chairman
Thomas Butler ESQ. Secretary
Charles N. =. Rowland, ESQ Treasurer
Rev. Sam johnson D. d. Cornelius Oakley ESQ
Schroeder, DID. Alex L. Mcdonald, ESQ
Eau
/" Abram b. Hart.
piyrsro, OF DIocrss
heV. Mr. HUI brought forward the proposition Of
Judge Spencer for vision the diooess which was
si0 upon the table foI consideration next year
THE PROVISIONAL BISHOPS SALARY.
On the motion Of FRED. De pEYsrsn. Esq he and the
Hon hessrs Jones King Braoish ana Perrepoint were
appointed committee TO report to this Convention q
practcsble plan TO raise competent salary Of the Pro
Visionh Bhhop
oyrxRpovKs ArFAras
LAR year on the motion Of Judge spencer IL was re-
solved That special committee be appointed to In.
quire into the state the relations between Ibis dio
aud the Right Rev. DR. onoerdonk Ia respect TO his
olalms II any on the Episcopal Fund and this conven.
,on ana mat they report to the annual conven
uon aud this cOnmit tee consisted OF Rev DIR Uupbes
hon samuel Jonee and Y. J. Belts Esq Mr. SPENCER
having declined place this COMMITTEE but Mr. soen
Ger vas sdoed TO the committee.
Tbs CHAIRMAN Of the committee reported that there
was nothing definitely done the subject and
ilat The committee be dec harged
Judge BET1s thought there was no further need NJ tba
ctmnitt'e. 1900 e" u 'ne
Rev DR. scnFoEpER hoped the com nittee would he di.
charged and appointed In vss An io,nor,.nt
matter ~ btseen The Bishop and tho aioc.s. .hicn
thonld be considered end measures taken accordingly
hfer some discussion between Mr. Eig,ee and Mr
Schieeoefl the matter dropped
- . oAsE or NV Mr. wAIRrR
The Rector CT 81 Thomas Church Brook,,r having
@ already stated in The ptcgious PROCEEDINGS ~ IN. con
'enon repuoeied tie right Of ur aetioe Of Ire stand
ny onmfee OF tho docees to bring him 20 trial and
sa'ng brought sun in ciyl against them for
pIdc't cinR u TINS matter,
M Alr eFENcfR made ycport az tn facts concud
W. VIZ = canon mSking fGch coneuot in q clergyman
;euse - degradation from II Z ministry e'
a cUuvra'lon oICse 20 the pxn,d nav r. raaaing |
et ga e'ton @hout The uaaal notice Of ne day
rs hOi osccups ne ptofoP'd va ros.rred TO
u conc s}teia 'omIoiice "hich rpHttdi..
PtosEIOSaL Hfsnopt IA .Rt
IN commute reported thas IN, esitt, .boaid not he
,tt Ih11 &0p 20 Annuio and ts' the Proyiionsl
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't.NsEa o1qufoa e u. Provisional p'.Lop would
pf u.cta .fcDgit tbe lsqglrt prp,pst,ts