The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-21


Bishop DeAsEI do NOT like 70 ocms inss pwssas -.
lisbon with any brother but must distinctly state !. NO
nee q this whole assembly that the statement sassuc
Mr.. HALsrEp.-You did call as was passns you.
and said !" We have not shaken handA"
BsHor-l did not and cannot allow shs ASSERTION W
Mr. HALsrrp.-I only state what l bslscve
BrsHor.-That may go. have no objection TO ehst.
MIR HALsrrp.-I thought had done my duty. and
that there would DO AN eDd to tho mater SECURITY was
from the diocesan fund heard before tho convention
that the security not given, snd went 70 Tho
convention for that purpose. When mr. shearnan
offered n resolution tho subject the Bishop
directed his address TO me personally, ana said tho
counsellor from IT on has hero 70 get that fund
secured. ] fet this uDdsnsed on the part Of ths
bishop and got up and said did come to get thai fund
secured and intended n could. TO effect my object
brought up charges in hs handwriting against tbo
bishop, and sworn to them. thought II my duty TO
resent that me mortal and would have done 80 tho
convention bad not suddenly adjourned. had no OPP
portuny therefore of presenting H. and believing Tint
IL would be for tho good of tho church 70 have these
charges investigated accordingly sent them W the three
Judge ocDEs-l am glad the gentleman ls explained
With regard to the resolution, think the wording de-
ucato and gcntiemanly.
Mr. CurTwoop-Ihc gentleman cannot complain TINT
he has not been heard Hollands himself in measured
terms q pous churchman and gentleman at the bar
am not afraid TO compare with him Ia professional or
moral character. Now, after his resolution calling for
an inycsgati into the changes against inc b@nop Wa
lot hc TO tho BISHOP and said Inc WAS glad
that no relieved and that h. was led into tho course
he pursued by out ide pressure.
Mr. HAsIEp-H Is untrue. l never said any such
thing.
Mr. csxrwoop-I put my word against his at any
time (Grest laughter With considerable exc.tsment
between the tegerorts aud much confusion In the con-
sention)
Bishop DoAss---I must insist upon order Such ex-
rcssions not suitable for the house Of God
Mir. CTErweop-It Is mark of courage the part OF
The gentleman 20 call mo liar in this asseablsge. has
stated that it the friends Of Bishop Doane who
moved the adjournment ola former convention when me-
mortal be brought forward IL quite the
For instance was of his particular friends and op
posed the adjournment and sad at the time would be at
tbuted to unworthy motive Ia ri renee to what had
been sad about the letter Of the three bishops being
official there plain fact that would refutc II.
Bishop McIlvaine his letter TO Mr. Meade, says dis
timothy that the inquiry was to be made With Wow Of
Bishop Doane being presented for trial. 1t was, thorc
fore clearly official.
Rev Mr. here called for the reading Of the
in reference to holding special conventions.
The SECRETARY then read tho canon which declared
that there shall not be less than four weeks nooe OF
special cntion that it shall be held where the auho
ry calling il determines and other business shall bc
transacted than what is mentioned in tho call
Mr. S.sRn--1hen theec resolutions unconstitutional,
or there only special thing mentioned in tho crcu
iate conduct Of the bishops OF Ohio Virginia and Maine
The ea docs no. say thing about the conduct of the
BLhop of New jersey
Mr. GILBERT SAID they ought take time for the
sheraton CT so important matter. They before
the assiges Of the people ami they would this
whole business. lie moved tho following resolution
amendment -:
Whereas the delegates to this convention have been
appointed hy their respective parishes without any ref
the special object which this convention has
been called and whereas ii Is amportant in matter
deeply involving the welfare Of the church that the dele
gates houd properly represent the vows of thor const
tuents whereas the stated annual convention Of this
docess viii shortly ass,lnble-+herefore.
Resolved That il Is nezpedient Tor this convention at
this time TO take enitiye action upon the subject
cf aid call srd that this convention do now adjourn
/ (Groa, !aughter)
Mr.. WAKEFIELD objected to the resolution, being
double aud the objection being sustained the latter part
shout the adjournment. struck out.
Dir. ABRAHAM BROWSING Camden Town seconded the
motion.
Mr. 1ir1rR and others opposed the motion.
Mr. GurxrT replied and said that it had boon stated
That members and churches had increascd but the qucs
ton vas had pety ard Christian charity increased! IL
They to take the pamphlets between the Bishop and
Laocrsers specimens be thought that thorc voy
The uulendlncns was then put, whom the Bishop r.
minded the aity that The two lay delegates from cech Of
the Different cllurche bad but ono vote and they mst
agree or iogo the vote.
The yeas md nay. being called tie following was the
cl.rrp, 1oay
A,lilmet.y e...:.... : Afrn,saiye..........,.. 10
1hc original :ccoution, being the first ii tho series
io'od y .he committee va then pu, md The yeas snd
nay called wL'a Tie result was as follow
Clergy LAIR
], fl NATIVE ..s'......, Is Anit1aatvo %
Elrdcd--l; refused to yote--i.
5lic second reoiution then proceeded With when
Rev Nj SorIE.rp. CNew0rll) in speaking on thc reso
luton c1lcgized The bishop 10 eloquent strain and
sEcgi1d 81 thc four aymcn expressing wsh that tho
'hIc" hops were present 70 witness their Intelligence
building n the very theatre where The Of the
Gc.usat:cns Is laid
The result T the vote on the seeond res2lnson was
Yess................... a5 yess...............c X
N@ i: j, ,i;;,5 - s,c N'y"...,..
Nr. TASrrELD then aoyel tho third and last rcsolu-
ton.
Iudce osry. seconded IT. and passed warm culory
CT Hi.hop Dosne The increase OF commu nicants and
churches and brpsms and the prosperity Of two acsde
MIC Institutions was pn&ry evidence Of the usefulness
q hia authorizations
The third resouticn va then brought forward when
the Rcv NJ pRATI Of Perth Amboy. mndo long spocch
ID euogy of the Bishop, during which several persons
vent asleep, and SEINE vent out.
The yeas and nsys being Oeed tie following va. The
result -
Ci~sp Lajv.
Observation-Disclosures. q y.ca...............z e
DIVIDED T. declined On Ii OCCASION. Bishop Dcans
sir RrrH,proFD then proceed his protest. and at the
fano time reverend gentleman said be had rcsolu
ton 70 move. Neither would give way to tho other Mr.
rutherford faid that he was promiscd that no would
be permitted 70 present the protest after the resolutions
were disposed OF. lie asked. favor the part Of
hnFef and his colleagues haVe the protest entered
The ninUtes They bad not consulted with any person
They only spoke for Themselves.
The clerpymen WHO moved the resolution said IL was
connected with thcee that adopted and he hoped
the gcrt!t man would give way.
Tie following resolution was then unanimously adopted
Bctoi'ed thot copos 81 tie resolutions be transmitted
20 every diocess
Mr. Rurrrsyosn then renewed his protest. and aald no
had bsn d'netly promised 10 have his protect admitted
i-tcr the REGULATIONS disposcd Of
Hon Dir. hnlxs said he lad no objection.
reverend gentleman. wearing spectaclcg sad be- would
egTec to it i the language altered.
The reading ros thcn requested when Dir Ruthstford
egNjn rrSdis.
Judge OspES shen sad that on herring the protest
rad he had changed biz mind about it, Tho document
contained statements that facts and he objected
to itg beirs Placed the minutes Is written
gumou', too. and On that ground be objected to it,
Mr. kU1aAEyoha -Sou 10 not wsns argument and free
dseuseon You .e AFRAID % let tho asuinont both
tides 20 before ths pablo.