The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-08


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nSy, f7 IrAptet, ol Soptn Caroina. arose 70
M 70 ms tesouuon OF Frioay IN reference 70 tne
| oom"ses on Canons. lie mentioned that he saa-
ossey nopsd tnat more courtesy IN future would
Characterize the proceedings Of the Convention
tnan shas which existed upon the ,offeriag of his
resolution which had been termed inde cDro1s.-
Inc resofuhon simply read 10 amend Article 3 OF
sne Constitution, so a to make the House of Bish-
ops set with open doors, except when making nou-
nations or elections for the Episcopacy. Such >
resolution did not imply dstrust of that reverend
House, but simply evinced . desire to hear
knd profit by the actions Of those who are but CO.
| legislators. The apeaker quoted an expression in
reference to matters which were referred to the
IIouse OF Bishops, to the effect whatever enter
tered never re-appeared."' He then laid the re-
solution to the above effect upon the Secretaries
| table ts@ss d,
| Twas moved by DR.. Mead thai II be laid upon
| the table .s s''a>st - .t ~
The House of Bishops sent the follow lag message
which wasreceiyed: gaAs4
The House of Bishops inform the House Of Gle
rical and Lay Deputies that they have agreed to
admit the Diocese of California into the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the United States of America.
The members from California were assigned
seats. 7'1 faa
discussion then arose as to the propriety oflay
Ing the resolution of Rev. Mr. Trapier upon the
table. 1t was carried 10 the affirmative 4.4.k
offered the following resolution: sea
| Resolved That the COMMITTEES on Canons in.
structed to report to this house what alterations
any are necessary In the 45rd canon Of 1892 and
may De required In order to give greater to
the clergy to administer divine service, and great
er efficiency In the practical working o. this
cnulcn- .J ssl3 3O rsss1. -. -5e,t'.
Ine reverend gentleman moved that his resoiu-
ton be referred to the committee be had named -
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Secretsry r. norted tho recension Of cercate Of
election vbich Wa referraf 70 the nroner Com.
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cs r. H.wIs n Of Ea,- vo;t al -. |,.ho snl.1v On
~. .-o,,nas - .,nod;one' aon.;d"rad 49, tho
subject should be approached. He was opposed
TO the amendment and change. Without taking
80 4~eess~N' 49, % DoP~sA0o
On Monday the debate on the amendment
to the sixth article of the Constitution. rela.
tive to uniform mode of trial of Bishops, Priests
and Deacons was continued. ~
ID. H. Conrad, Esq of Virginia, was the next
speaker: he also discussed the general merits of
the Question: he spoke In warning of the opening
hate. be tboneht ve sbonId hswara NJ the change
which he denied was necessarv. The Estate
Rigbtsr view was tai en- bv this Gentleman In sub.
aeonert rem.rhs - - ~'11
twas Closed in the afternoon when . vote WAS
taken bv Dioceses and orders. The vote. of the
CLERGY Wa yeas m. lDioceses. navs Ia Maine
= "a Sivided New Jsrsev Indiana W;sconsin and
Texas were net reuresented by Isitv. 5 : -
n,h ,s ~. Uy.aSy:.4 ~ ,yo.r,.,,.
hnoae IsiAnd' MaIyiand, N fiorda, AiaoAms' ms
so9Il, nenaueAy snu ..lIolnis, soseu yeS; ..osn
W.e;s;o % N..n sn,h $3.50 In,,
ss;s.;a.;,.,; III .,,S L." ,,o.ss ~. Th.
i:ana, Mississippi ana iowa voted nay. Ine
clergy OF Oonnecslcut, IsnneSsee, nino's Tha rhu
Michigan voted aye, and the laity nay. Ine