Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-18

turn 10 lis illustration as' snci Applications and
sun cT'Gsn 10 rery many fields with minister's by
and 's in'ni' Of lis reat tails and the 'righlne.s 81
pred IN ne Th.r could tell this professor Of ccr:'
cal ryInIa,t:c. 10 eaNe ii'i i'd' H. ''S .'
% - III. own house and parish IN 'He WeA, y l'
o " rni 20 somewhere else anl. after Willie, lis N!r-
- hsrGcr would hear report coming down from ii!e
i". TO %, himself elected B!shcp. COnid al? brother
Ina .u.h IN aru;a;cn: II Bishop there having
jurisdiction i'a field. lee Womb not he liable to 'rs'
lev Mr. H. referred! t!.c d: 'ie Roma. Ca,ho,
,ru,a.t u.r- made AMI asked whether ih.y not
worldly wise in tie course they had taken He sci iSE
lie .rog,h ana advantages of California, relating several
anecdotes Illustrating IL wonderful improvement, n0N!'
,ud.u. III accounts which FIRST reached Us OF Us barren
u.,, aud .,,Ts - he would say IN reference {" Nebraska
and Utah, sh.'ersr n':h, be sal N reference to ne w.
capaccs Of these Territories he told The Convention INA,
they would ere long constitute mighty State. lie believed
those filing tic Territory Q: tish am '1rii ms
g.s.iuc doctrines .! Mormc~ WuUld Il! a progress 81
lime see the of ,.ir ways lie had The pleasure IN
,!c Ia. confirmation, in lii church. 20 welcome wv"
w!,o had been converted frcl the % Moraoaism-
So In reference to New Mexico Arizona, they were fast
film. UP and wuu! soon become important MISSIONARY
fields Why thea. should We not occuy ihnSs vast e'ds
y 4. because have no: the means: VIII gentlemen
plead pov,rs 1t was truly said other night tia, the
converted heaen IL proportion to ihcr 2hi!!y
TOT the advancement OF ihc ca.c oI missions iaa the
Epi,cor..i C!.urcl. Of he United STATE.
AGC,nc: I;est!,u j., have the intn 10 send GU 10
occnry 'hs,e sl,! lie answered. Ee.. Va, -, he led
/ where tIcy are, aud when NC tine cones hc VII
direct tie proper authorities I" The hight iaen just Ia.
faly lac did The rrops; S"hurl TO the son OF jesse
Tna, same God who Laid H. hand Savl Of TarrS and
converted the cic prosecutor Of ;hc church, would lay lis
hard other Sau;s Of Iarsus a provide the asm who
are want. ID r.! this crra: work.
REV Dr. NIyNEGEHODE rose to question of priv
lcc". lie hot here IN the earlier part o. today,
sion but understood Mat II 1 been Unlimited that lac had
given direction Tia, certain pamphlet 'l?g! he di';Gilr
;yi In the ,cw, Of ihC C..uTri The only Document, w!c
hadSver heGn Distributed inte ie ;neeiing q
the Convention by hi, orerwa. ;@c cmoad Enquirer,
containing. did, IL. uIlrs report Of the rrocccdin 81
the COM e,ca ruhsheia any Of the daily papers This lie
hsd done ~ III, own expense unless IL ouL be shared ly
his brc:'rc,! In the city, \; the Time lee did not c0
slider himself having the authority io refuse Permit
yy tyr,,1r. TO he distributed. and when H.. wa, a.Lci
.ls morning in reference 10 I'll. pamphlet, lie replied tIa;
ic lid 10: .cel justified IN syn: t.i il should not lc dis
;r.bu,ed lie had cndcayored - act with absolute impair
iili'y IN W!ia' arrangement lie had made lie cuTi
not rs the Rector of She Church take a"y "igr course
t..Gn ;hai which he had taken.
The PRESIDENT would only aGd.ctrncc o!ihc remark
he lad made tbs morning that he had been Informed by
the person WHO distributed the pamphlet in question: that
hc had been directed 10 distribute c documents 1y tie
Rector q: ;he Church.
Rev nr MIHNEGiRODE said II h. W., to We responsible
:or every n that should lee distribute! IN the church. he
should ask that special committee should b" appointed 10
enable lin examine the Various documents presented
and determine on their prOlgie:y.
Rev Dr.. HAWKS, OH. v would, iaNnuel - 'li' pu,s
ton had come IN this form, propose rrs0lrnn hI'i a.
quitting ;hc Rector Of hi, Church o! ri! completely IN Ne
distribution t: offensive documents, aud declaring that for
;lc future the sexton Of The Church BE- considered a. the
nooTNecpcr e! tie House ain! placed under tie drcc
zion Of The presiding officer.
Adccrir laid Lc oI! be Panied - vote :pr ,''lti""
Of acqutt,s this seemed 10 he, q The Rector OF -
r.ul's ChWrcr-of Gentleman Who wa entitled lot 20 &C
g.iliai hut 10 oar lrcolnhc-i gratitude.
Rev. lr. HAWKS said lie ,4w ic fore" q tie ."a.!,
rlsn suggestion: and would 10" "4!'aw Tia: "Ei 81 hs
Arer far,'c. remark. IN ,,. cour.c 81 which t!r p.c
den, again explained the circumstances under whci. he
mar tie remark referred 10 ;ls morning, TIA, hc h@d not
then tie Rector q the CasCi 4 Ia l't aon. ;'"
with The explanation he now made, he should lave L."
made l..
delegate proposed tina, suci, action ,ogl be ;ahen''
tie Rector should have Ike fullest o! Tie .nt.rc
REV Dr. MI%SEGrEODE expressed himsel; entirely
satisfied viii. The statement made 10y H." rfeii: officer
and 'ha, lie should he sill better satisfied i M House
would row drop t,c suhjec'.
Iir resolution was ti.errrrom Withdrawn.
Rev Dr. HAWKS addressed tie House ui"n TIE
.uhicc! cou.r!uHctEe order Q! t!r dn" lie held 10 pro-
position be ciercr than tl that in III" orGaniza .r
;rogre., of ho!r such rs the Church of Chr!., much yl
able Information would hr cyctopri ~ experience And
having cvg:aHcl from experience ilc prophecy Q! she
attention -: c-!t.i rrireirc and having adopted that
ircu,r should not iatrrrrrl with upon any Slight
grounds. iii, church, had f"T tie rt time IN tie history Of
tie Episcopal Church adopted i"re than twenty years ago
cause q" tbs church, AID :! i L"o!4 be c"lne,ra under
tie supervision o! missionary bishop. Before t.s
adoption Q. that rtinc:, ,@e can,@ iansg s
anpcd progress. The adoption Of tie principle then
having been followed with s@c wonderful ,uccc,s-one Of
ic Bishops elected, under ~" r!da then adopted tEinG
beer, r.Ip"rh by DEATH a:l another having been 'cEaCrtd
from the field Y E,gnationwcrc We ucw TO abandon The
plan then laid down: such had been Tie success Of
pertinent ha, e mother Church oi England had taken les
from H.. In the Providence Of God The Church Of
England not permitted 10 establish Bishops oyer III.
Church 10 this coullry. dGr!H colonial history. l. was
better. perhaps, ha; bad not tss principles 81 Tie HE:
rarely cugraite upon t., which might oth"rw'." have
been the result; Ju: the Church % England not having ant
bishop, 10 reside anon: u rcf% !s i"-Scs' W., maGc
in her visionary work here that c lid not plant the
Church IL ;h.s cgGH,rT. She furnished 'r ICED ani We
planted &.
The speaker said there 81. 10 one wi" lad snow.r
q the prac cal working o: missionary 'yerl hnu no.
lie had been Intimately come c v.t Il from IT, orraE5
lie
viii, success without the all az Missionary Bishops. Pui
upon tie ground Of economy, aIi tie plan Il Mi-.
!oEay Bishops the most economical! iu' IL would
place Il upon HAT .r0uad. Tie cNrcg3enc" Of the
Church had shown h.; God had blessed %, ia the adoption
Of ti- great Fr?lsio such IA ..e'i TIA. IS" could 10!
abandon Il.
Tie more he looked ., the matte. the orr deeply dil lie
feel concerned in M success. lie nov az oil! "'"-
lie probably. should 81 IN another COnveu'inm,
.t H. did no; wish 90 IL down and hc feeling that the
Church had rctraced the steps which 1t had taken NOR"
than twenty wears ago. and under which Il! W.sS ai gonc
forward wi'i such wonderful sacces,.
RcY Dr. Van INGfN, OF Minnesota, tlaa,sl IL. re,c-
rcnd brother who had cccI,l lin FOR stating ir.s,
with such force and eloncHcr The arguments which lie had
only proposed Indicate ia favor Of III. proposition hc
AIRY Bishops ha been Ion. cs;ais II That tic question
o: rctraciEc step. iu ;!iS respect w"di not Tor
ment be entertained IL tr. Gjca'.- in the work
!us O; the system as now cnri"! "u1'!ruliit which
we're perhaps not susceptible o. remedy. Tie eject was
:" dissuae the brethren Of d!ocesc-
la tnc Missionary field. We should tax" ic action a
would Encourage the formation aud bri;dr: ny uf d.,
ccscs. III We want is noI men: want money and "c
want not Only nyn and money bat III" los. which gives
them both he woES-ihcoy IL the syul lathe diocese
rOu which hc there "O lad lived in i!c
church in III" old country, anl Whose rrruirgs had been
dspa;c ~ iheir observation .: 'e WORKING e" our $50
ten: and there very many Of itm coming from tn
Methodist the Baps and Other denominations. into the
fold Of the church. lie told anertutn Of Methodist
Clergyman who had Commenced reading She Prayers # the
church in his congregation, WHO afterwards be.
lie could have support cF III. family during lis probation.
lie told that tAr church there had treasury and 10
funds lie taught school to sustain himself huriuG bis pro.
baton AMI rcsor;ed 10 "cia labor 10 Furnish food for hi.
family
I:~r DR. lnGEEE Of y. y remarked ;!.., aa.ion had
bc,; made 10 the action II H., la; TripIiaI Convention
in falling I" elect Missionary i,;up. lie was OF, OF
those who then opposed HAT election His cD!lcau from
New York ai.o took ;hc view o: the subject. The
grounds Of their opposition th"n, howcSo-, grew out 81
temporary ""d local matters "hch h'd '!'t ceased !"
exist He hailed the proposition made liz Ills report
We fnd In the midst 81 sectional! differences In the roGE.
try. the sessions o til, Convention being held fir: at the
North then the South, aud H." utmost harmony prevail
lag. Nh.' are TIE rci'"h' q" W. He ""@i not ri'eT
ta" to !at"u tie reasons wldeh lay deep IA tie eternal
mind bat there lyIg the surface, which
he would briefly advert. Wat to d.ier about. W.
differ in reference the OF the curc. dhrr
about bu; where I, the ClUrc, wi;LG Union
hat does recognize tie baptism Q: lc.us Christ where
the church h. doe no; Gr"ii &tisilali"f', 80 which
nj, TIE parents OF tie church 10 no, bring their children
the baptism -, although dcr II certain par'c-
lars ia reference he acrncns MI agree in the great
doctrine Of the sacramcnt OF She church. AMd ~ refer
IA. ministry differences q opinion ;oUr'; there hr
respecting certain incidental question: yet where j he
great orders a: the ministry. E.,ncg Priest and Deacon
I"n when the Church forth i:" the great mission.
AIRY Geld, let 20 forth with III r orders -! the Church
represented there. lie topei there would rv he one
voice raised IA opposition 80 This rr.olu'ign.
Rev. Dr. cox repeated the hope that tie vote would be
;.nsii:inou, upon this QUESTION. We about 10 Il"
work upon which God Almighty was loohins down from
aLcvc-wlicl angels were REGARDING, and upon "lici
urea. blessing would attend, hearts we're n cnna:'
ton receive H. Sot only God ant angels looking
in the vote about 10 liHr, hut our gTca:
country looking upcn with interest, the world, too,
was IoOkn: upon Our rnCic- regartn" with
Interest in the action about Ia Axe. Two hundred
wears ago, the i;oIsh Chu:C had taken tie Of all
the Bishops Of the English CGit!, lrnkH: forward 10 ;ht
time when the succession o! English Bishops should
Two hundred years had passed. and hc voice OF HAT
Church had gone forth 20 ali the world
Til. speaker 10 speak OF the cement the
Church had 80 with it, work. and 0: ;lc mighty
suits that would follow wor. Though rot you.
he h hoped 10 I've 10 see The effects g! this days