The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07
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CAMDEN N. j., Sept. 9; 1858.
The Court OF Bishops assembled at 10 cloc PRAYER
was offered BY Bishop Polk.
Before the court adjourned yesterday after deciding
net to admit the report OF the Docess Com mtee sh
Browrel ono Of those who voted in the negative a.
would appear, on the ground that he doomed 1t cal to
admit third. yot being willing to hear tho decsss
moved that the court hear this iocess through rsspesd
ent.
This motion she first business in order this morn.
ing.
ing bishops, whilst the motion considered
Tho vote yesterday the rejection of the motion 70
admit tho diocess was as follows =
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In regardto the memorial signed by ono hundred and
Of Is 0 tho Sss
ton Is necessary Bishop Meade 10 hin spec ch stur
day, alluded to the memorial having impsisd him to
make the plssentment. Bishop Doepe in reply said he
bad heard OF it, but had besn able it or ascer
tain the names; accordingly he beeyed them to bave
been csndestnsy obtained He demanded to see the
Bishop Me .pE said he should hsvs tho Names bu. on
the memorial ON the ground that Ishops Burgess and
Hellvane obec,ed.
wen the pefentfrg bishops made their Argument
yesteI day. ana submit ed the legal opocn Of John G.
spencer, they did not announce the the
the author but read 1t as the opinion OF distinguished
juIist
Bishop DsASx demanded the name of the author The
prcteno's tefuled 10 give 1t Bhop Doane appealed
tho ccnrt and sustained The pregsntors thsu an
fwe-ed that MT. Spencer the author. Bhop Doane
then charged them with having violcAed the canon
VII ch prohibits pIesentors from having counsel unless
the respondent Is all I, ~ ed the came advantage
The molten that the docess be heard through Bishop
Doane was eventually withdrawn by tie mover, Bishop
B-ownell
Bishop JOHNS then proposed order that the cour.
entirely recognize The tight Of .hop Doane to lay be
fore the court the result of investigation caused
be cohyen Ion Of New Jersey into the truth OF
charges made in o former presentmcat Th6 was re-
jected
Bishop ELLIOT oored order, that ct this any sub
equent stage ofthe proceedings, the viii cheefdy
hear from the results 0f Investigation by
convention cf New Jersey into the charges. Adopted
unanimously.
Bbhcp DoASz sai5, while tn hapkfu fer email avors lie
ressrced this none at all and considered the aco1
altogether rejection Of his doccss before proosed-
ing with bis argument in the tecosl motion propo
by hitn that esentment be dismissed Bishop Doene
put the question, IL the meaning Of the order Just
adopted, that respondent may present TO the Cou:.
the paper prepared by the comUittee OF his diocsss
tc ether with the testimony apd acts Of ,hs conronson
and that aid matters viii be sed slle journaI
After private debe-stion tho C1urt replied, tbs.
II would hear RESPONDER read paper prepared by
committee Of he convention and ecsye the testimony
and acts OF sad convention and enter said testimony
and acts on she Journal.
This was adopted by yeas Ii, nays 4.
Adjourned till Wednesday.