New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

kisiop via de- oersss o tie sillng Cou-itse have
brew ir'rs. Il a. N bsis csoa1 s. BiaaP h hare 80
&c eSah s.5 20 B. r.ss lao-u % every e.aa rsr
yha.sser olce OF H1sry. ia - Church e1Fees % @
p~s.s fa md voI H. Of Alsty Gel love Of sa a. .
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SIC IT, lf.er ob, esaon.es testimonial oa ;s sH.
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nan g, 81 .ci T. I'm d ., s'is Ell - ~
s1Iee dam the candidate stteF he eIP.a'a Of
sls ssn1ie,se n o1isr. nay On letters Of laoa fai
adHrss esndidse t rsd 10 tss vfaieaa Of any s
canddae sd b. shs sTpy 20 10 cher Bishop TO- ,1'a
SIC = II ,Hy Candidate fo o3sr. .hI 20 vba bee yss.'
foIa sppy To- hove b.. bid e1aas, las.i
lie nie ~ sslsc,ory rfssous % slsg1ed biz.
r,her IA 's said Pera shan Il either case esa's 70 b.
SEC D. person sssrous Of becoming C.alida,s fT Hoy
t.s5rS sl cr.s lie Bic 81 j. 5ls5 ae isss s5s 1s
Bsaop Rseesc saihosi al give taelr eonln. .
beil 5ananes resoeues ~ boa f ns g.
rccmIises sie ,le7 shs no BE- 5sass ron - D $50 j
srsl or tie .eadps any theological or oasr
5Ic t. Canon VI sfA D lsl7 j. 4..te5J repealed
CT TEE fnr,AnA1onr rnSEa2s o. CANDIDATE roR
There she'll Be ssirsed 20 every candidate Pres,
Orcfs dI e1auu atoms At e. ta.i and pla, 2. ne
Bbop whom he arps oI orders aaa sPpoi-i 5ie eI-a
P1ssbtsrs tte following studies ebed g BE Caa5as aod
M e,sipsiop on tie Lo.s Of srp,ae e.aaiaais 5aF
o me orsi ftst and Hbrs ssi to ,16sn .aeb p,ss
be PIoposed 20 him A. the s. 1'nns on On i-e e'.
senaion o. Chrrsh Hsoiy Eesa o Polly, the B,os Of
On Of tie Icee Tor which be ned ih choice Of
el. on ,ooy ess ID he Hoe q ssops x se
cltd lanins oua D. sLa Td ce e. ~ ma of
Dcoure POSED by himself pasaTe o. acnntl'9 pre-
y.os tsgaed b which iosehsr With two o,hsr 9efF.' qT
fatIai,ed The eruess Of he btoTs an Clergy sent
eross in re ding in the p,nee Of Bishop Crgy aly
tA..s tn.i- 70 .e , sa' T., c I'D S-in- b
piece ei bre Or after the slnson Of the esadas 20 Da-
cons Ofders -
R owe s1 Icy .ss ee,s from taes Fes5yr rs,
tie Tenied nnatons have bon held Aecons!y ed SANS
tie candidate shall before b. oTdnafon be eH1gins By
SECS Ia doeee where ero is nc Laop iae st.n5nr Con-
required by this canon And in this eae tle eandia'e , ss
sfla ,zeo n a.. ~. ~ - yaoa be p ,gi oi-s -a4
stc.4 IYIa9 who I1eseni, sfsoa I hs sao2 'L o.;
r,rds 70 believe the reqoiol. been
sc O. Canon V. Ola D. la4i j. hereby repealed.
The Rev. Or. Burroughs, OF Aa!nc, wa totally opl)s
Church, ond thereby lowering her character and ropua
ton.
Tie Bov Dr. vin;on Of New York. adgocatel the Ca
mons o. conforming the Church the primitive system.
message received from tine House of B hops stat
Bsbore erccifyinr their eligibility &, the Office Of Do
cesar Bishop and their title to seats in the House Of
Tic message further stated lat the House of Bishops
had concunCd with this House in resolution on the main
HE DISCUSSION Of the Canons was proceeded with NJ
Evans Of Maryland, DR.. Hgbcc of New York. the K"y
Dr. Nnton, Of Mass, and Dr.. Van lngen, Of Western
n. Y OF
Ihe debate was checked by message from the House
OF Bishops stating that they had amended Canon Al Of
a. ClsoiDA1rs ron ORbrrs ARE Ly RrsDrns
Io canom On hi so,9' WEE c, &c tenth OF 1854 aud 'l'
No Csudato FOR holy orders or 4sI person shall keunan ra-
op iftrrbc no bishop fo be oer members s,iadng
Cnu se Doc .se b. winch .ne- 3a-ii'- ~ az pa
Co Cd iheIcsa.ors which he Bshop or sii es.i alss-s
che rIpropIoto 10 Ciefaymen nlaf1s u l'
crnto IL directions Of bishop si ocr imsrabs
se,ol own no. c1oort c.rs Of s1'raod1l-
y,ns'srrl P.S', espe p.f3 ng P' ' 'A'
The discussion was then proceeded with.
A mcs.oco from tie House Of Bishop Informed te
V0rso oil Drutics that they could not concur with fi,
house ~ the Irorosed amendment to Canon of 1888 as
that subject had already been provided Tor by previous eu
Tic arguments fr tho rejection Of the proposed series IF
Cauos were principally tie infe.iJTty of intellectual
Attachments required by them.
Irdco Huntingdon If Va said he not afraid 70 "a
ser hat one half Of the delegates in that house con not
read single page Of the Hebrew Bible without assistance
Tic iccroy believed HAT men could b. as good minister's
without classical education with IT, Indeed he believed
II could be PROV that souls had been saved by men
who did not know Latin ana Greek than by those VINO ia
Judge Chambers Of Nd moved a slight amendment.
The Rev. Mr.. Stubs Of \. j. Enormously opposed the
Tho Rev Nr Tapor thought the canons were emil
ucnv calculated 10 remove the ur often upon the
Church that il was only for ladies and gentlemen Al
though be duly valued knowledge Of the Scriptures IN
their ORIGINAL tongue he believed the Bible could be ~
wen understood by those who not learned and
that they were well able 10 explain its truths & the
people Others continued the discussion 10 the hour oI
adjournment.
message from the House OF Bishops called for the
election Of Registrar 10 take charge OF a the documents
which from time time may come before the conventions
and for their defining his duties Referred to the Commit
tee on (auOns
The Canors under discussion then almost unan
mOusy passed
The Rev Dr. Higbee, Of n. y moved that
Committee OF i've be appointed 90 confer with Ike Oi
pine which they had so sunmarily rejected Earned
aud the Committee appointed.
A communication read from lady, 10 the elect
that she would place number 81 libraries OF 100 volumes
each at the service of the Western Clerical Members Of me
Convention.
The House then took a recess until o'clock
ENENING SESSION.
But few Delegates attended the Evening Session.
resolution TO adjourn sine de this Tuesday evening
was received from the House Of Bishops end concuired
in by this House
The House of Bishops not c0ncuring in the appoint
rrcnt bv this House Of Baltimore the place for holding
the next General Convention, substituting Philadelphia
this House ratified their nomination.
Tie joint Committee appointed 10 taSe INTO cous.u-41
lion The disagreement bew the two Houses On the pro
Vosed amendments the Nth Article Of tie Con,i futon
recemmcrd,d that the following Article Be submitted %
the several Diocesan Conventions ana should they agree