New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

cftrying Prcsbyters and Deacons may be ~ ,ss
Conversion OF the Diocese add ,ho toilcving -. =,

oftyng Prcsbyters ard Descons may be ~ ~
Conveuticn Of the Diocese add ,ho iollcwing -.
General Conventioi shan provide unfC9a L. Wv
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Secondly thai the Joint Commitfe on proposed Csasr,
le ihozed 10 hold is sessions during tha II tho
General Con enton, in the proposed change ths
oAiA Article 4! Tie Constitution be ratified ana also
tiaie any ohor provisions in relation to the ulcalsys
ten Of ihe Church
Nr. Murrey Hoffman supported his provision.
Mr. Z A Newton said this movement would ien 70 M
crease the Central Power the expense Of the Diocs
Conventions. lie wonld vote against the resolution fr
that reason.
Judge Huntingdon was opposed to Capitalization Of al
kinds lie should oppose It a. The outset fgaaght wa
imminent pesl 70 the Church.
Judge Chambers though; the Arguments advanced
70; al applicable tie There cons;ilr
tona negative On the power Of he House. They were
instantly in the habit doing things Of this kind without
warrant that he knew Of TIE other day they passed.
for which they had warrant He thcushs II she
question pressed would give rise to long debate on
rs Constitute uaify.
The Rev Dr. Van ncen said Of censrsizstion tina; Il
would render nugatory the diverse legislation OF tie sep
crate doeezes and would make clergymsn who possessed
the Necessary qualifications for good san0ng in one do
cese disqualified Tor another Such system he thought
Heud be the wedge Of discussion in the corporate unity
e the church He desired that docese might have an OF
portuny Of expressing themselves upon this subject
udCc StrO1l IF Pa, Mr.. Evans, Of Nd, and the Rev.
d. Sev,ns Of Pa discussed the merits OF the proposed
The Rev Mr. Talbot ,hoagb, that this clause Of the
NAAN llth canon Of 1885, 81 ollnscs for which M sers
rttli - lti laolI1i k'fNAISN tii' Alc ietN.
II Il a. fellows:
Ersry Minister shall Be liable preseutaent an trial.
for crime rorlrv. fer dortery colduc- or drank
nness Tfone s~esriuE r freang raees most liable % be
abused lrsrousus and for violation the Nols lioa
CGrous OF @ Church tie Doess ~hch BE- bnnrs and
being fcLra guilty he shall he sissgniod niej de-
Eadd according he OF the Diocese which te trial
tasss Place Eats ofhfss i ~ Gesera t9srss.
The debate was continued by DIS. Van lngen, ard
Hanokel, Judge Huntingdon the Rev. d. Brooke and
Murray Holman. The taken the resolutions,
when they adopted
Mr. Evsns Of Maryland, complained That report mono
OF lie city papers OF the discussion tbs STANDARD Eli
ton q the Bible bad msropr5s ntet the action of the
church by making appear that hey designed to subsii
tute another version for that vi King James While the
fact as the Committee only sought 20 deten.ne which
was lie best edition Of that version IL was subsequently,
explained by the Secretary the Rev DR. Howe, that the
porter had not made the mistake but that editor had
jumped at that conclusion without thoroughly understand
ing the yeIson Of the debate given by the reporter
The rider OF the day being called for motion OF tho
Rev Dr. Cox OF Conn the House went into silent prayer.
ard then proceeded TO vote by doceses and orders for the
election OF the Missionary Bishops.
On the Bishop California the following vote poled