The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-11

aspect which the motion TO Law upon the table would give
the question II il should prevail
Judge CHAMBERS in again supporting the resolutions,
deprecated the idea established State Church in this
country. Any man who read the constitution OF the
states Alright would see that such event was
Gonsut"uonaliy impossible. There not man-hard-
woman even-in America who dreamed of IT, for the
feeling was universal that the union the Church with the
state would be most delterous The dangers which the
honorable delegate from Virginia anticipated from the pas
sage OF the resolutions only imaginary he Judge
Ccoud only see that the recording OF them would havethe
effect of strengthening that sympathetic which II
was so desirable should exist between the two Churches
He, Judge Chambers would ask the reporters con
found him with any imaginary Chambers from Connect
cut or any other State as he was Maryander-that he
was. Oaughter)
Rev. Or NORWOOD of va supported the re olution to
lay on the table
Rev. Mr.. BREWER of r. T., wished the Secretary to read
the original resolutions referring to the foreign delegation
They were read. The resolutions published before
Rev Dr. BROOKE, of Ohio, could not any difference
son and he would therefore vote for the latter as re-
expression Of his good opinion towards the delegates from
The CHAIRMAN then put the question upon the motion to
lay upon the table, which was lost
The question that the resolutions be adopted by the
Convention and referred to committee voted almost
unanimously.
PROPOSED REPEAL OF CANON
Ihe Rev. Dr. ViNToN, OF New York, submitted to the
mouse proposition to repeal canon five of the of
1850, which reads-
Sec. minister Church asains. whom there
~ no eoclesiata al proceeding instituted shall declare
writing to the Bishop Of the toeess to which he belongs
Bishop s the H.
remuneration OF the ministry and his ofcate
IN future in Of the offices thereof shall be the
the Bishop, where there is Bishop, the Standing
Committee to record the declaration madc and shall
and to pronounce and record in the
clergymen that the declaring has deposed
from the ministry Of this Church In any doeess which
there no bishop the sentence he
the Bishop other diocess invited by
toe to attend for that Provided always
that II the Bishop to whom such declaration
ministry made have to believe that the
acted unadvisedly and hastily he may tobear all action
hereupon for the of not than months during
which time the party withdraw his application And
provided further that the Bishop shall
offence in his discretion he may and with the
Standing Committee proceed to have the applicant
his trial Notwithstanding his having made the aforesaid
earation And the discretion Is allowed the stand
ing Committee in the diocess should be without
Bishop. ass.s s..t.t
In the of the deposition ministry as above
provided for 1t shall be the duty of the Bshop
standing Committee of diocese wherein there is
Bishop.
Sec. 2 Canon xSxviu. of 1872, is hereby repealed.
The reverend delegate read the which it pro
posed to substitute for the above and it referred
the Committee on Canons to report upon. 1t will proba-
bly, be altered in COZ mttee do not publish it in its
present shape.
It moved seconded and passed. that the proposed
substitute canon be printed for the of the House.
TESTIMONIAL SIGNED.
The lay and clerical delegates proceeded to sign the te
timonial for the Bishop elect of South Carolina
The Convention then adjourned to nine O'Clock this
morning.