The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-26
These resolutions were un aninousy carried
The Committee ON Canons then rep Mted the fsl :


SIC i The House OF Clerical and Law Deputies msy from
time to time, nomination by the House of Bishops,
eles suitable to be bsnop or bishops
OF this church, TO exercise Episcopal functions in mis-
ssnay station stations OF this church Of the terri
tory Of the nited States, which the House Of Bishops
with the concurrence of the House OF Clerical and Lay
putes may have designated The evidence OF such cleo
ton shall be certificate, TO be subscribed BY consttu
ons majority OF said House of Clerical and Lay Deputies
expressing their assent to the said alton which
fcate shall be produced to the House Of Bishops and
the House Of Bishops shall consent the conservation
they may take order for that purpose.
SEC Any bishop elected aud consecrated under this
canon or any foreign missionary bishop heretofore
seciated to exercise Episcopal functions in any place
country which may have been thus shall have
no jurisdiction except in the place country which
he has been elected and conecrated He shall not be
titled to seat in the House Of Bishops nor shall he be-
come diocesan bishop any organized diocess within
the United States provided that nothing in this canon
shall affect the rights if any of any person who been
This canon was adopted.
The Convention then took recess till O'Clock
this evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention assembled at O'Clock in the evening,
and proceeded to business.
The reported from the House of Bishops entitled
Lay Readers, 7" was first taken up.
message was then received from the House OF Bishops
follows
Resolved That the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies
be informed that the House Of Bishops concur in the
''on the abandonment of the communion Of this
church by presbyter or deacon transmitted to them
Resolved That the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies
be informed that the House Of Bishops in the
transmitted TO them by that body, and entitled
" on the ministry Abandoning the communion OF this
church,
motion was made to non concur in the resolutions
contained in the from the House OF Bishops,
which carried.
The Rev. Or, yISroS moved the appointment of Com
mittee of TO confer with the House of Bishops
in regard to the above in which they
Some debate upon this motion Several claimed
that 1t was unconstitutional that the bishops had right
to retue their assent TO resolution and when they did
So then the legislation upon the rejected ended
DR. VISToS Of Massachusetts,, insist that the House
had right to resort to such committee
The vote was then taken and the molten to appoint
Committee of Conference was lost.
The Rev. DR.. VAN lSGEy of Western New York said the
delegation from the docsss of Toronto took leave night
and he hoped their voice might be heard before they de-
parted.
In obedience to this request this delegation expressed
their pleasure and satisfaction for their visit to the Con-
vention They were reoiced that the churches of tho
two countries were coming more closely together and
that spirit OF brothery feeling was animatng both fam
ops expressing the in the tenn of
trar smted ts them candidates for holy orders The
same message expressed their concurrence Ia the
missionary bishops in the United States
II was carried to appoint committee of five to confer
with the House of Bishops upon the missionary
bishops in the United States non concurred in BY them
This committee appointed follows:-Rev DR..
Mead Rev Dr. vinton, Rev Dr. Hgbee, Judge Chambers,
and Judge Rufan
Another message then received from the House of
Bishops expressing their in the resolution
passed BY the Convention establishing fund for the
orphans of deceased ministers.
resolution then offered expressive of the fervent
gratitude Of the Convention to Almighty God for the har
ony and animity which had marked the proceedings
of the Convention.
The Rev Pr PorR begged leave to relate an incident
in connection with this resolution Soon after the meet
ing Of the Convention member who had said but little
asked leave OF absence and why His substitute at home
had been stricken down by devastating plague-the
yellow fever. He died at his post This member
fully stood up and asked leave to go home to face this
plague this fever and death and among these dangers to
Nog n no Init
this act OF herosn 1t noble act; and said to my
self we shall act tremendously
The resolution was then unanimously adopted.
message then received from the House of Bishops,
announcing that they had appointed Committee of Con-
to confer with that committee the on the
Missionary Bishops in the United States which
concurred in by the House of Bishops.
A such committee they had appointed Bishops Kemper
Lee, and Burgess
These two committees met, and in few minutes
ported that they had agreed upon the sent up
TO the House of Bishops except striking out that part
lating TO the trial of presbyer deacon within the
jurisdiction Of Missionary Bishop.
Another message here received from the House of
Bishops announcing their concurrence in the canon
titled OF the ofciation of ministers in the parochal
cases OF other clergymen and on the formation OF
The Committee on Canons then offered resolution
postponing for consideration till the next Trsnnia Con
venton the 'son the expediency of defining the
duties Of Bishops within the Church without jurisdiction"
This resolution was carried.
The next message from the House OF Bishops informed
the Convention that they had the con Missionary
Bishops in the United States, amended by the Com
mittees on Conference before them.
The next message expressive of the Bishops con-
in the resolutions increasing the catholic rela
tons Of this church. between this country and England
and committee for this purpose appointed, con-
sisting Of Bishops Doane, Lee and Wainwright
The next message announced that the Bishops did not
concur in the amendment Of the canon ION foreign mis-
sonsry Bishops" because in their opinion, foreign
msssr airy Bishop ought not altogether be made eligible
Tor election as diocesan Bishop.
committee Of two, the Rev. DR.. Mead and the Hon.
Ruther Bradsh appointed to inform the House of
Bishops that the Convention had finished is labors and
were waiting for the pastoral letter from the House Of
Bishops.
message from the Bishops stated their concurrence
in the Bishops absent from their diocesses
FROM sickness or ether causes"
Upon moton the minutes OF the last days proceedings
were then read.
entrance of Bishop Wainwright, who informed the Con
venon that the House of Bishops ready to meet
them and to read the pastoral letter.
The chair then announced that the ceremonies of the
conservation Of the Rev Dr. kipp, as Missionary Bishop
70 California would take place at Trinity Church, on
Friday morning next at 10 O'Clock
message from the Bishops expressed their
currence In the of 1882 son the election and in
sti.ution OF ministers
A motion to appoint committee OF conference upon
thie canon was carried.
The following gentle then elected Trustees of
tho Missionary Fund -Messrs. r. b. Minurn and Cyrus
Curtis Of New York Horace Wright of Syracuse Hun
tngton, Of Hartford and Her Cape of Philadelphia
A message ounced the non cor currence of the
Bishops on the canon, g On diocesses.p
II being half past O'Clock, and as resolution OF
the previous day said that the Convention should stand
adjeurned a. clock to avoid dissolution the follow
ing resolution then offered
Resolved That (he House of Bishops concurring) it is
not and cannot be, O'Clock till this Convention ad-
iourns This received with laughter but was not
acted upon.
message from the House Of Bishops, expressed their
adherence 10 their in the canon ION the
elestcs ana institution of minister's
Dr. VwroS, of New York, msved the appointment OF
another Committee of Conference and hoped they would
continue appoint such committees till this was
passed the Bishops if the contest lasted till IL o'clock
at nigh. II was most important matter: the canon
had Passed almost unanimously BY the Convention
and srrbt TO be eoneurred in.
This motion Of Dr. Vintons carried and Drs. Has
ksli Crais and Andrews, and Judge Ruffan, and Mr,
Huntington appointed the Committee Of Conference
The following message received from the House Of
Bsiops.-
Resolve, That the House Of Bishops respectfully in
forms House Of Cei ical and Lay Deputies that
Ynee o. conference cannot be entertained NJ this late
sour and that safer in such i'm portant
cr in question would be to refer il TO the next
general Convention
Ths Re-, Dr. MEAD said that inasnuch the House OF
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