New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

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the canon already pGbShed In tbs hat no ab,..sS
could be taken to any Minister on moral o. dos
grounds except they be sufficient 10 justify -
trial In which be mus; De taken back 10 h 49,.
from which be came.
The Rev Dr. Hanekel rose 10 point OF orlsr -
miti,e had been appointed and the Bshops so,r,.ss
thus tie matter was entirely cut OF the hands % -
House.
The Rev DR. Potter said there wss great a.a,.y 49,,
no appeared 20 estimate fuythai 70 BE- app7eAei5
from popular passion and prejudice the unres,ra el -
Of the PEOPLE snd the constant Jealousy aas, tASs. =
power Some discretionary power should Be allowed =
those in authority
The Bishops concuei in The Canon on the expense. :,
the General Cow eB,iOn-
The Rev Mr. Trspicr offered a series Of resolutO,si
EvsTy rssusry orzAnzea ye.ry AAs ,rsAt eSs.s -
NJ BisSop kss rgbi sfs, receive yre.by,, 49,.
tier, Is cause icr CAnonieal seti0n against ha
The Rev DR. Andrews hoped this House wOun IA, ;.
ced. from It's -lstiOn lie moved q amenisaaa, ~
appointment OF a Committee 10 wait on the Bshop .aa :,
quest TO know if they would appoint Committee 70 oo.k
with that already appointed by the House.
A verbal message was received from the BisAous H.,
thcy concurred In the appointment OF Committee -
ference. and appointed Bishops Hopkins. DOaas saG D.
larCy as such Committee
The House Of Bishop rsconsiered their spprcvsl fA
canon on Missionary Bishops within the Uaitei Ss.s
and transmitted to this House 50 amended section a
90 read thus
sac The jurisdiction Of tbs Church exteasas asAt s,.a
rot slwsys ort TO a. P,isoe s.sns = s he uAi
Taetior over he Clergy in the district assigned an 80 sc
ss vtr az and ria Of clergyman Iecons p'ss,
10 .cn OF sny rfssbyers ard StAna ns Comm s IA Al,
ufeeuty and he Prsentneut and s shall h seesSas
ors nay At any diminish the nsmhsr Of St.,ss =
Trrtcrss which ne aid Bishop BshoPs SAL sars.
The ame ndme ut provided the following:
Ii be such SANDING Couiilee appointed BY sAs M~,
shall take place in accordance wh ne eanoEs aai
uee provided the Court be composed OF three Pres0yte e
sivc OF the Standing Committee sad The accused"
Carried.
The thanks OF the house were unanimously rendered
the Rev Herman Cope for the efficient discharge Of b
duties
The Joint Committee on the Canon in dispute reported
that in searching through the records they found that Il.
Canon ON Ministers removing nom one Parish 10 an
other acted upon as Canon = ct 1880 bat by the
oversight it not printed in the appendix The ion
in which was then proposed TO the effect
the Canon which the House Of Deputies bad been con
tending for
lie Rev DR. Hanckel moved that it be printed 10 he
journal in the place to which 1t belongs.
ltwas commended that had been the law for the ps
three wears 10y default ot the Bishop
The House OF Bshops concurred IN the disputed Caaoa
on the Election and Institution OF Minister'S aad tAs
whole matter was then settled
The President put the question, on motion Of DR. Naa
10 accent the report Of the Committee ON Conference Il
was carried and subsequent message from The BshDs
informed the House that they concurrod m the report q
the Joint Committee.
On motion Of the Rev DR. Meade the House of Depuiia
informed the House Of Bishops that their business beng
finished they prepared 10 hear the Pastoral letter.
The minutes read aud approved.
The bishops then entered and took seats in aud around
the Chancel The Chair occupied by the Rev ID.
Brownen the presiding Bishop collect was read, The
Pastoral Address was then delivered by DE- bosneh a.
follows ,roo,, ,ro,ess
BRETHREN OF THE CLERGY AND oF TIE LAirri
The three wears which have elapsed since the last meet
inc of the General Convention will constitute eventual
refod in the history Of Church Three OF our BisA
6us have been called away from their earthly mnlstn
tons give account Of their stewardship 10 the sfea
Shepho rd aud Bishop Of souls.
The veueral Bishop Chase though suddenly summoned
from his labors had attained to good old age and hat
left the impress of his zeal upon the PERIOD IN whch hs
lived ID was his vocation 10 be pioneer oil the Ohnfcp
The Dioceses of Louisiana. New York, Connecticut Une
Michigan and Illinois, have each, IN their turn toll me
stirring influence Of his enterprise The Colleges OF hea
Won and Jubilee will long stand We trust as Deneheeni
memorials of his zeal his faith. and his labos
Brhop Gadson, OF South Carolina fl victim to pro
ractcd disease and poseyeIng labor IN his Masters
cause lie an lsraote indeed, IN whom there IA
no emile He loved the Church the household otfsh
and il was his destiny spend his strength and his Life In
Promoting the cause OF his Divine Master.
Bi.hop H,nshav. Of Rhode Island was arrested sud
dnv by the hand - DEATH in the maturity OF h senga
and IN The midst of his usefulness. Feryent IN spirit pa
dent IN counsel jealous IN his labors we mlghl has
looked forward % course of signal usefulness IN M
lis ,houa hts NJ thoughts We know that every sci
OF His Provide nee whether in mercy or in anichoa,
ordered in infinite wisdom aud goodness.
bile we cherish tho cOunses and abors OF these De
parted Fathers IN remembrance, We look with conn
donce the good providence Of God So 10 direct the coaa
ses and abOs OF those whom be- raises up Ia their Stead
shall most oilectualy promote the welfare Of In
Church.
Since the last Trennial Convention the following per
sons have been duly elected approved and consocaied
Bishops in the Church viz
The Right Rev John Payne ID. ID, was eonsecrated ID
ST Pauls Church, Alexandria the tb Of july iso a.
Missionary Bshopof Western Africa the Rt Rev Fraaes
Hughes Rutedge d. ID in 81 Pauls Church. Augusta o.
tie goth Of October l.5l a. Bishop d me Diocese
Florida the Rt Rev. John Williams ID. ID, In the ~
Johns Church Hartford the 20ih Of October ls3 q
Assistant Bishop OF the Diocese OF Connecticut the H
Rev Henry j. Whitehouse, d. ID. in St Georges Chafeh
New.York on the Goth November 1851, Us Assistant
B,bon Of the Diocese Of Illinois the RI Rev Joaashss
NJ Wainwright ID D., ID. &. L., in Trinity Church New
York, on the 10th of November 1852, as Pfoysonn
Bishop Of the Diocese Of New York and on the I'm o.
October instant in presence Of tho General Convention
ST Johns Church in the City Of New fork the kt kes
Thomas Frederick Davis ID. d., and the RI Rev lhomss
Atkinson, d. d., duly cOnsecrated, the former o
Bishop Of South Carolina and the latter a. Bishop o.
North Carolina
During the present session Of the Convention, the H.
Rev VIM IngrahGm Kipp ID D., has been elected Ais'oa
airy Bishop to the State Of California aud the Rev lhons
Scott has been elected Missionary Bishop OF the Iefnt
ries Of Washington and Oregon.
In melancholy contrast with these accesslons TO ne
Epscopate we have to record most extraordinary 10
stance Of detection and consequent deposition nom ns
sacred Office.
Full evidence having been adduced that Levi sllnsn
Ives ID. D. LII. d., late Bishop Of the Diocese Of Morn
Carolina had in violation Of his oath Of conseefauon
abandoned bis Diocese and the duties Of hh Office ADD
had submitted himself b the authority Of the Bhop oI
Rome be was, the l4th day OF October inst BY ne
unanimous voice Of the Bishops assembled in Genera
Convention canonically deposed from the once o. nnnop
in the Church Of God and the sentence Of deposition ss
duly pronounced the day by the presiding nnoD
in St John Church New FORK In presence of both h'a'
OF the Convention. IL.
We earnestly hope that the record Of this dePon.ho'
may conclude the Lst OF apCstotes 70 the kgm 80 oO
munion For several years past our branch of me Onas
Of CList well as our parent Church 0i bhgaDs' N
been harassed by the advocacy Of doctrines ani 81 es
monsl obseryGnces, leading in the same drecuon ~.