Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
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During the session OF this Convention ON FndaY,ll
Dri Wainwright, the Bishop-elect, appearedi and
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beg leave to return 10 tins Convention my most
hearts ior the confidence they have re-
posed lnme., teel avery heavy Vel
a6lity laid upon mes and when'I look t01ndaand
remember that my most excel ent rat my right
hand fearful OF this respohabll 4hlall humility
SRFlnks tlomIt say TO nysett, what am 1s thai.
should assume 1t. Butt teell5t be the cause of
God' and cannot retuse;i and to hlml look, and
beSeech him TO help me. Brethren of the Cons
venhon' ask your prayers to this effect: Ilshall
need your prayers; shall need your and
shall need nd,shall not have, your sympathy
and your love. You know that the laborS ,0fifhis
diocese; should the general church Pleass'to cons
MN your decesloa. and authorize my ton
to the holy Office OF Bishop In the Church of God
these accumulated dpties viii fall upon me- II
make no pledges in regard to my mole 81
ing them. You win, am sure ask for no pledges
at my hands,. i can only say this that looking
above lor graee' WESTON and sIengf 70 Pc gwen
ne VIII 9eyote tne pest laco4nesi1A mind and
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conplSnS II lGDe pOSSOl6S IhE en8aE pp1ect8 HbiGl
are present to the minds Of US all; and the first is
that wesGhould be hence forth happy and united
body; that there should beRo divisions among us
no 1 heSrt-rendlngs7a that # there be differ
ences Of opmlon' we should each agree in charity
to differ one from the other and should itemember
that the eye of God isupon us all, and that we have
great cause to carry forward and al Htfist's
molly Church. % 's+iiie a,oli i.sa .,il5.i
Whenl look at the vast extent Of this diocese ind
this city and in the country, can see that much
Is to be done; and by the blessings of GodXWe5 can
accomplish much. It will be my object, as rapidly
as am inlomedti in regard TO those te6s to pres
sent them to your notice." But, my beloved btsth
rem do not intend, upon tins present OCCASION
10 say more than TO express my you, as III
have now done, for the confidence you have IepoS!
edmIne.. II is my intenion5 please God, toreturn
an answer to your invitation u ore deliberately,
when l. have thought more carefully upon the mat
ter' which trust to do IN rgthrief space Of
in written fOrm. Tin then Ii ask yOuIsihddl-
geace; -sI,.5 ., :, :! - 5al,s,af
And now, in concl uding these remarks amayiI
ask from you, upOnthe present your prayls
eIs! May ask you to join with me in that beaAE.
tlul prayer 50 the time of the insti
tunon OF minister and which design upon the
present occasion toap propnateitQ myself, / ask
you tojoih with me in on s}e;tl ,kIKlarpt
The salary of the Professional Bishop was fixed
uItfl further action was had mar 0nnnn1
and the Convention after brief session on Satar.
day tnoriinE adjourned sine die -
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AddltionHt- California s1telah By, tlfe UfSSfteI
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The China mall received at San Francisco, has
an artleie on the message Of Coy. Bgler relative to
the coolies in which the governor is severely
with. The China provinces were in a state az NE
suneCton.a,55l n g :, e s,aAllei5 ssl'3.t
q The steam trade of Caltornias Be4s oyer 90
n Ine number wlll,be largely increased
Francisco ON the Doth Of August. .s@,F
The report the discovery of new, and valuable
gold mines Cd the east range of the Sierra Naya6d
monntains. is confirmed, The mining newsGis
generally yety ,%t
The captain OF the ship Racehound, from New
York, has been discharged on an indictment ofcar-
Fying an excezs ofpassepgers, taiis,sa
g.y The steamer Boston, was burnt at San Antonio,
on the night of tina 26th. = liS.,2a y 'Isa.sa,is
An aftIay had taken place between Capt. Har-
yeys and Major Chase, nwhich the latter was kill
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MI inc dates from Oregon ne to ths,2ist Of Aug.