The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

giving The chu1h should have moro Institutions where
charity could DO stemaized schools might be supp
by the larger churches and thereby the church might
much towards the relief and Of tho poor and
Of great Christian body Not that excessive organised
cfsriy Ekoud prevent private charity but rather 70 be
aldo y T. N the Necessary Christian experience xhcn
dinmhed BY the prevalence nf public sChoos for the
choren OF degradation 70 BIO eansed rescued from
for son 70 hal their teachers Wouia uos 30 Ss@ssd
with ber mstbscmo wretohedness me influence Of the
lie Of Christian tea the mind Of dus rning
chic was fesipsiy and The Of "
sxerche feelipgfy urged. He be loved that II such OF
we churches ., solsd 20 to o. should sustain Christian
70 he schools Many women who nov participate In cx
ravsesnt dress adornmert contributing 70 the emba
ra'smert Of he tmes might DO judicousy emplO, In
TO his bre hren OF the clergy. view OF tho dismal
rg classes to be unemployed sno the poverty suffer
Ing hich might REASONABLY, be expected no would address
why was h,sY Nc doubt many foreign causes existed
but there were many domestic causes-the love Of exotic
ent-of irregular mean Of obtaining rches-of perous
One great the wioe spread exavsganoe or
and their ,eckess indulgence In uxury dress and
wire sole ibs proocs Dc would pay is debts such 90
might 40 much by retrenchment 70 remedy this DIFF
nd .
errgs would show In glarDg lights the evils Of those on
Woe account they suffered He would not advocate 700
but thai much good might DO done BY the clergy
In This crisis
purposes received much attention the Bishop deprecated
that bile splendid equpages and prouse private expend
s.p. e ~ n1 o
year the fpnd still remained wanting The German popu
..en nav rcres,irs 70 such great extent In ms city,
nended that two German laboren be Immediately en-.
Plsysd ,,r,.. -, ,,,,, ,..,,, y. ....,. !, -.
ministry and Of The lals Chief Justice rhos Oakley
formerly delegate 70 this Convention, and also Of NJ
o. the g.ne's Theological Seminary, he Bishop spoke
In high terms and related an affecting incident OF OF
Vac ,ledsDh whc Just before his ordn noby con.
proposed amendment, so~iDg We rnstees OF the Semi
1y 10 vote By proxy and 70 Out Of The ssase
arorsly dhapproyed BY tho bDhop and he hoped thai
II would never DO carried out me proposed minute
and elaborate sDal CODES proposed 70 DO and
settle Inc relations II oferen, diocsses
with each other He hoped thai In convention respect
enected Ths sadrsss occupied an hour and quars, in
delivery, and Wa heard with the most profound silence
ana rap attention closed sl.h N ss,nes appeal for tee
Of The spirit mus be more stronxy In our hearts and
lives. We must be sess, mos ossurnx In soppcrs ofthe
exoellency OF church, bat In oeAog with misery. II
selves.n
Ibe Uonmittes Incorporation Of Churches reported In
favor Of sdniaI The Convention Trinity chu cn OF
We leicester, which w0, on moson, 90 ,ei.d 70
The Convention then proceeded 70 elect Missionary
Sbr ns kiaiOnayy Obmmias> The Rev william creish.
top, D The Rev. b nusl X. Johnsn, D. d, the Rev.
Robert ". sarris D. d Charles N 8 RoslAni Esq CT
,u' curtis, Esq, Robert Miptur, E,q stephen Jam
he Committee on Diocesan aiss oas then maize their
report The htk Of 10 rsmuDeraie all the sborers,
We enlargement Of Tho ni.isn.Ty Geld, - :, a's, no
tine ws shown and tie fact d, precas thal other
OF CHI h,an eno were allow cd 70 tre p-ecsdenc, Of mis-
sonsry labor. There wne 10000 in The mid,t Of the
diocess, In towns ~herc not siogo olorgy OF tho
Episcopal church was engaged. rbey commenced The
opmy with one clergy man to $500 o,le while uhsy
had po~ 10 sbou, every 1000 Il wa, requisite o
sise ~ Ao pay the stpenss Cue the 1 n October
There WAS balance In sne treasury OF siiaS 81. The
receipts we're 80 100 48txoetding The receipts II 1856
81 34s as Last year th,Ie 81 missionaries In the
Ocpvsnsisp, now there were o. Inc report wAs 90
copied.
kew Or HsieHT from the nli,ee 1polntsd Il Inc
ss invention 70 report ON ne subjscs .f the pop,sod
rel o,,ed NE fouo-Irg amencmeot. Ths presen article
printed with , and the alterations are placed In bracxv
ARTICLE
sr befs ,eguAr: sdnissd IA .siusd { .oms church
wrn u dccees shich u IN upion wa thA nvenioa nd
% cob 81
q .aa sa
ssr, q scanning duly Unsupported nay Be meSSs. q he
rHs PROPOSED Article
ne cenye1on Ia, BE- esIP9sss .. NE oac.us mil,
nin is diocss, When ~ union with III. oovssun q
slsyn emyo e Is ssiou Are under he dress o. lss
educsiious duty win ire ssncoa of he au,ho
~ s ;ss ss .:- s s;ss y..,
sS q ' aU o ana vs sn' s s.Ss . pc
hsr tecomins dssbed ,niid 70 10 me coeven
ass @ 3. az
- ss SsS s q. o. Sc 49, "a *
gr, ration shal be , member o. tAs Uonyeadoa
Dr. Hncrr supplr. the sme,dnsn, Ia brief epeech
Rev Mr.. LsosArD, OF the Church Of 81 George TIE Mar
tyr, vas ne next speaker. He bad proposed 10 1855 .
resolution upon which this report virtually s~ed n,
In representative capacity ri AL, but merely bcc.use
hey we're ministers In god staining He liked the rcpor,
81 , ss committee but Old no. e far sno.ln He
which Old he rcpressur The principle which he wanted
isblshed wn hat the constitution shoui be touobei
without remedying TIE radca error He Wa therefore
opposed 10 The report OF tho sommin.e mere Measure
o. expedercy. lie offered y An amsndmesi the folou
tsg smesdmsnt offered BY him In 1856
.v.,,-, q, II. sn = q: ~ Autuos b. Amsaaed By
and inss,'irs he ioo~ss "1X cis.vy.sn IN rood
ssnsns W, ana. Be essonic.l rs.dsu, .. esess hs
sFs. s,s.:Ss:
VIZ ss ooa1:aS dom Ss sso:.s 'i y
lerrhy debste then eosusd on The amendmsns, in
which Rev Mr. Bucl, Rev, Mr.. Hopsins Rsv Iasc Pect,
gnep Dr. .ss =. ssy S ss .s, Dr. H0 Rev Dr.
ne Bsncr announced . the Convenl,s NE saisty Il
Captain Herndon, which wss rccsvea with papsbls do.
monssrsops OF applause pot ~iasapdne character OF
was uisinfoymed
Rev. M. HoPKrss moved amendment 10 the am cnd-
mont 10 strike out The article or the last clause
Dr Ifso en- planned thss an amendment 70 The amond
ment 81 this time would preven the discuviou OF the
whole subed matter and defeat the object OF the debate
The Oonveniion adjourned n two O'Clock 70 meet ~ Sc
vtnPM
KvMDe spssror.
hs Dom misiee on rnsorponucs Il osurches reported
that 81 Mars churcb, horsania duly incorporated
and upss noos, thA church was admitted 70 he Ccnysn
tou
The following Sanding Committee declared eocaed
for The ensuing yesr-Clerey-Rev WIN. Berrian, d.
Rev y,bn hovicAr, d ID. Rev. Bepj L. Ha,ehf, Rev.
Sam. johnson, D. IAity-Hon. Murray H,Yman, Floyd
Smith, Eq Gerris O. Van wagenen, Eq Gouverns,r
Ogden, Eco
The debso on the proposed amendment was then con
urued
Hon LUrun BsApsH spoke ssains, tho smerdmsui Of
Mr. Leonard.