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We call attention to the Card Of William /.
Leader, Esq, Of Philadelphia. If Mr.. Leader
makes as good Lawyer, land We have 20
doubt he does,) as he is writer, ho may be
elagsed as one OF the bes. IN thas city
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
BEDFORD LYuEuM

The Bedford Lyceum will meet at the Court
House oD Saturday evening next. at 6a o.
clock. The public are invited to attend.
Declainer-C n Hickok.
Essayst-E f. D. Barclay.
Question for regular debate:
''Shonid the UnitedsSta,es purchase Cuba
from Spain :"
Afirmstre-T. l. Lyon.
Negatiye-J q. Filler.
4. KING, Prest
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

LECTURE.--Mr. WIN. HARDER. blind
man, will gi9e an interesting Lecture in the
Methodist Church, this evening, lFridny.) Ad-
mttance free. Ls. there be good turu-out.
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Ns here The Money saaAs,

The importations at the port Of New York
for the week ending with Friday last, amounted
to the enormous sum of Sl.5l0,992. The fol-
loving is the total Foreign imports a, New York
for the ten months Of
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The Virginia Panic.
Preparations for Brovm's Execu-
tfOH.

GBARLIsTowE, Monday, Nov. 28.-0n Sa-
turday the Town was guarded With strangers
sud soldiers. Extensive preparations sre ma
king for The reception Of additional military
forces, which are honrly expected. The
churhes have all been taken possession OF for
barracks.
Sentinels nightly ire at imaginary foes, and
a number Of citizens have narrowly escaped
their bullets
On Sunday night the military confidently
expected an attack, and the seutries were dou.
bled. no distui bers appeared, however.
II is stated oh good authority that G0g
Wise has sent spies into Ohio and Pennsyiya-
MIA, and il IS from thei, reports that large bod
les Of men aTe arn,ipg and moving towards
Virginia, that the military forces are being so
largely augmented About 700 additional
troops have arrived here since Saturday-in-
cluding two Companies from Wheeling--so
that we now have about 800 soldiers uuder
arms
a letter EOm Huntingdon county Pa, says,
that large bodies OF armed meo are moving
towards Virginia, across tho NORTH Mountain,
supposed to be on tleir way to ChallestoWn.-
These reports cause constant excitement among
the people.
Arrangements are making for erecting tie
gallows.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

Congress meets next Monday The probs-
blity is that it will occupy considerable time TO
effect m organization.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

"Dou's fail TO see SIXTH ANNUAL AN
NOUNCEMENT,'' and brilliant ofFers, in an
other column,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
Death OF Washfllgto n Ervgng.

NEW YoRK, Nov %
The venerable Washington Irving died last
evening a; his residence, Sunnyside, on the
North River
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

On the eth ult., JOHN w. NEvIs. son of
VIM end Ann Margaret Gorsuch, aged s
months and II days.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

'fn0fAsr Instance 81 7ape Woraa cured By The
use Of
DR.. Il LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.
PREPARED BT FLEMING BROS.
New YORK, October Is, 1859.
Bg-This ic TO certify that was troubled with
tape worm for more than six mouths tried an
the known rcmeiie for this dreadful af1ction but
Without being able TO destroy it, 1 got one of DR..
A'Lane's Almanacs, which contained notices Of
several wonderful cures that had been performed bv
ms celebrated Yermifuge, prepared by Fleming
Bros. resolved to try it, and Immediately pur
chased bottle, which took according to d:rec
tons; and the result was, I discharged one large
tape worm, measuring mere than yard, besides a
number of small ones.
MRS. III. SCOTT.
No. 20 Cannon Street
% Purchasers will be clreful to ask for jDR.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. man
ufactared by FLEMING BROS of PIrrsgupo.
Pa All other Vcrmifuges in comparison are
worthless. Or. M'Loae's genuine Eermifuge, also
his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all
respectable dug stores. Noat gem1ine ,rthout fbs
signature of FLEMING BROS.
Dec. 2.
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p. S. The Pills were recommended TO me by
Mr. Nathan Newly, of this county, to whose af-
dress you sent them.
These pills also cure all notifications of Fits,
Spasms, Cramps &C., and are very serFiceable for
persons of weak nerves DR.. Hance sends them
TO any part of the coantry the receipt of re-
mittance. Price, one box, 50; two boxes S5;
twelve boxes $24. Address SErH S. HANoE, IO8
Baltimore street, Baltimore, i'd.
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SECRETARIES.


John King, South Woodberry.
Committee on Resolutions, &c - John H.
Filler, Esq, Bedford Borough; Adam Kst-
ring, South Woodberry; Wm. Griffith, Union;
Josiah NJ. Lehman, Juniata; Taos. n. Young,
Hopeweil; David Sparks. ". Providence;
Charles Smith, Bedford Township
Hon. Alex. King was then called upon, and
responded iu an able, convincing and eloquent
address. Ross Forward, Esq, of Somerset,
vas next introduced to the meeting, and made
very able aud argumcntative address. He
wss followed by the Hon. Francis Jordan, in
cue of Lis usual able and eloquent addresses.
The responsibility of the Harpers Ferry Riot
was placed where ii properly belonged-on the
Loeofoco party-by the speakers The cheer
ing prospects of the party we're properly pla-
ced before the people, and the principles OF the
Peoples Party fairly aud ably discussed, after
which The Committee made the following Re-
port
ResofUsd, That the reckless extravaganza,
mismanagemeGt and imbecility Of the admins
tTation of James Buchanan has never been
parallelod in the history of free country. 1t
has violated sli the pledges so sOlemuly made
before the elections; il has wantonly trampled
npon free speech and the right of suffrage in
the territories it mas organized Corruption 10
all departments of the Government, and has
used lis power and patronage to eoerce the
representatives Of the people to do the bidding
Of the Save Power.
ResofUed, That the Americans and Republi-
cans of Bedford County, in Convention AS
.sembled, again renew the declarations of our
iGfexible hostility to the extension of the curse
of human slavery over the territories of tue
United States, as we'll as to all schemes ef the
administration for acquiring foreign territory
for slave purposes. We are opposed to the
extension of slavery, because tamoug other
reasons.l VIC are opposed TO the extension Of
connections, revolutions, conspiracies aud
bloody instructions. Yet at the same time
we bold that it. neither cur right nor oar du-
ty to interfere with slavery in he States in
which itsnow exists. Such interference is I'M
pudent aud unlawful, and calculated TO pro-
.duee nothing but evil.
sResoEUed, That the recent treasenable at
tack upon sister State by John Brown and
bis fooihardy followers, merits the seYerea,
condemnation and punishment No sane man
could be engaged in the conspiracy, and no
conscientious man eau justify it. There is no
party to whose principles aud purposes the mad
scheme at Harper's Eorry is more abhorreut
than to the Republicans of Bedford County,
and they will go as far as the farthest, not on
ly to condemn instruction in the slave States,
but to suppress it.
Resofred, That the attempt ON the part Of
tue newspapers aud poliiicaas of the Democra-
oy TO make little party capital by charging
the Republicans With the insane schemes Of
Old Brown, is mean, false and dishonest, and
will meet at the hands of the nation With
rebuke as signal as il has just received in New
! ork aud Neg Jersey. It's sad exhibition
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

REFERENCES.
Hon. james Pollock, Milton, Pa.
Hon. 3. Joy Norris Philada.
Hon. John Thompson, Pottstown, Pa.
J. B. SAMSON, Esq, McConnellsburg.
Hon. VIM. Millward, Philada.
Landy & Uher,
DR.. R. NJ. Kirkbridge, Bridesburg, Pa.
Geo. w. Jones, Esq, Philada.
Dec. 2, 1959.-Sm.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

Latest adyices from California state that
Judge Terry has been indicted and placed M.
der $4,000 bonds for killing Broderiek in .
duel. We hope thst justice may Be done him,
Old John Brosn viii be hung to-day. Hi,
execution will be guarded by The military and
witnessed BY large, crowd Of people.
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VIM. z. LEADERS
Law, Real Estate and Collection
Office,
(NO. 22l, n. sra STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.

COLLECTIONS made in all parts of the coun-
" try. Real Estate bought and sold, money
procured, and invested on Mortgages and Ground
Rents, and al branches of tie profession punctu-
ally attended 10.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

The BRITIsH REyIEws.-ln our columns
to-day we publish the advertisements of Messrs.
Leonard Scott & Co., Of New York, who pub
!ish the four British Reviews, London Guar
terly, Edinburg Review, North British Review,
Westminster Review, and Blackwood's Maga-
zine; all for $40, whilst the price for these
works in England amounts to $500 Hero
is a splendid chance to get the best Magazines
in the world, al! very cheap. They represent
respectively ell the great parties in England,
both in Church aud State. None OF them are
illiberal or narrow, minded, and the tales aud
other matters in them b. the best writers in
the English language.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

"Don't fail to see SIXTH ANNUAL AN
NOUNCEMENT,'' and brilliant offers, in au-
other column.
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BRDFoRD INQUIRER.
Next Governor.

We have not indicated our preference for
next Governor, among the distinguished names
that have been mentioned in connection with
the position Whether the choice Of the Con-
vcntion should be the Hon. Samuel calsio of
Blair, Hon. A. G. Curtin of Centre. Hon.
John Govode. or Hon. David Taggart, We will
have name worthy the party and its glorious
principles.
John H. Filler Esq, has been appointed
representative delegate from this County
The Convention did not deem it necessary to
instruct their delegate, having entire confidence
that be would discharge his duty to bis con-
siituents and the party throughout the State.
Hoo $. L. Russell, John King and David
Over We mentioned last week, have been ap-
pointed Conferees to select sensorial delegate.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
Peonle,s Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Peoples Party assembled ip
the Court House, on Tuesday evening, the 22d
nit, for the purpose of appointing Represen-
,taiye Delegate, and Conferees to appoint
Senatorial Delegate to the State Convention,
which meets at Harrisburg on the 22d of Feb
ruary next, and 10 congratulate each other on
the glorious result of the recent State elec-
tiona
BENZ. R. ASHCOM, of Snake Spring
Township, was chosen President.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
David G. Armstrong, Snake Springs,
Robert Ralston, South WoodbsIry,
Henry Iekes, Esq, St. Clair,
Simon Ritchey, West Providence,
George Smith, Bedford Township,
G. W. Householder, ESQ.,, E. Providence,
Philip Evans, Esq, Monree,
Harry Gates, Hopewsll
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE
.4not4r perfect cure Of Epilepsy By DR..
Hancs's Epiep.ic P,lEs.

DURANT's NECK, Perquman's Co. Oct /, '55.
Dr. Hance-Dear Sir:- Having been afflicted
with falling fits for some years past l determined
to give your Pills trial, advertisement of which
| saw in some Of the papers, aud continued to use
them for some months, until was entirely cured.
believe them to be firstrate articles and since
have used thenl have not had one attack, and am
now in the enjoyment of good health.
! am. very respectfully,
Yours; &C.,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-12-02

The Charleston Free Press calls Mr.. Sanno,t
the Boston council of Brown, the nsurrec;ion-
is',wlo was warned 10 leave Charleston and lid
So abruptly notorious Republican, Tile
Baltimore .American Of fSaturday saws that tbe
''Northern papers stale that Mr. Senuott is an
'Old Line Massachusetts Democrat
Tbs Hagefsiowr Herald and Torch saws.
that Cock, the eeeompliee of Brown, represen-
ted himself to he au old line democrat; aud in
deed, he 50 stated to Messrs, Wm. Motter ard
tee. kreaner, democratic caudila,es at the late
election, @no interrogaied him On the subject.
AS ter as deFelopcnleuis have bern made.
it appears that nlost q those engaged ia Browns
rad, as wed as their advisers, counsel and
tIleads, are Or have teen old line democrats:
ana that Democratic cOinplicity equals that Of
the Aboiitionists in the Harpers Ferry foray.
Frederick nd Eraaliaer.
, 1859-09-19

~ STEALING IT TIE F1aE---Jercmiah Mccarthy.
Patrick, Enrejght, and Michael Sexton were sr-
rented for stealing ut the 6re on Thursday
nsght, aud on examination, were held to bail fof
the Recorders Court, the first in esoo. the 9TH
err in $500. Sexton gays bail; the other two
we're committed
, 1859-09-19
The San Iuau Controversy.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday,, Sept. "A, 1859.
While our Government takes the position that
the channel nearest the Island Of Vancouver is
that meant by the treaty Of 1876, because Of ou:
allowing the line Of the 4?th parallel Of latitude
to defect southerly, 80 as to gire the entire
island 10 Great britain. Lord Lyons declines to
80 behind the treaty, but points steadily to its
sirst article, which says:
- The line Of boundary sball be continued
westward along the 49th parallel to the middle
OF the canal which separates the continent from,
Vaucouvcr's Island, and thence southerlv
through the middle Of said chanel and Of Fucas
Strait to the Pacific Ocean. Provided, how
ever, TINT the navigation Of the whole Of said
channel and straits south Of the 4ath parallel
remain free and opc1t to both parties.
Tie surrey ut the Stata Department show
three channels through sort Of archipelago Of
islands. That near the continent. Rosario, and
that near vancouver's Islund, Haro. are both
good, while that through the center, Douglas, is
1is-xag, and not rery deep
Il is admitted TINT much may be said on both
sides Of the question, aud, this being the case,
there will be q compromise, and not inevitable
war. fthe word Channel be construed in the
scnse in which we speak Of the british Chanuel,
or the Irish Cbanncl, then it mems the middle
Of tho water between VancousePs }sinnd and
the continent. 4 line thus drawn would give
Snn Juan Island to the British.
, 1859-09-19
#tpitinss, ST.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
-F1 THAN TN
RICHEST DIADE n
Worn By Kings or Emperors.

WHAT Why 4 Beautiful Head of1aair~
Beeau.e Il Il the ornament Cod Himself provided for al
our race Render although the rose nay boom esri ~
brightly 1T tie Elowa cAevk the eye ba ever ~
ths teeth e tboe Of pta1 The hc t*Fs OF ~ coy.
than half her charms PIpf Woods uaIr Restorative
used Two u three tt1ks week nil reatsrr ana penn
ae9ts seeu T. - On Resa % 9waz ,,a
ThalbezE:
NV Yong, April u, 1ss5.
H. Woop Dear Sir: Permit 10 express 70 yuu ths
ob1auoos unl<r for te <atTs rEator2on Of ny h91
10 ii original tas about the tine Of Y arrival IN tas
.pSesa %;lsa q youf soca
osn hls 1eonkdeE yquE Restorative II rery wonder
fp invention guile eceac@us = well =: akTyg7ief:
lsm, dez1 Er. yours Truly. ). IAALbEkd.
~D.yeh ~ Gxynsdydes."
Wehh Newspaper o0icr. Il Nass4ust- April L. 1s3a-
Psn1. o. J. Woop:-near Sir: seme month Or x
Esve Il 9y vile who concluded 10 Try her hasr Ats
thinking it The Tine TINT ~ouL re1ofn tho gay bar t<
o1Sna1 eolor but u her well ny s!se afse[
tusuiss ii Tic Eay baiis 10 da1k bTo.n do
laut}yu aud ,hekrnnx tho hail. strongly recommend
TIE aaovs Restorative 70 a S7nt q 1e
NV Yo.x. July - l55'.
Pzor. o. J. Woop: With confidence Do recommend
your Hair Restorative being ths most st'lc!e
1h.ker4 which vtre Almost Wits bare gradually x1ow1
da1k feel end4e1t that few nlos application
viii raEr them 70 their natural oolof also hss relieved
t pessons Who per.pl.e finely. ]. q. klL0f.
o. !. WOOD + CO.. Proprietor, s.. Bnnalwsy. Me-
York tn he great New Yosk Nlre K-llax Eabashrtat
! and liz Market St. St Louis, Mo.
, 1859-09-19

Dezaoerdt says:
yesterday young girl. about fifteen years
parents reside, aud sought for II. Dc Layc, the
iopc-walker- She inquired for him ut Falls
Field, at the Exchange Hotel, where he boards,
and at other places, refusing to tell auybo:.y
what her crrand was, but still manifcsting de-
ciied intention TO find the n,an. At length she
came TO the object Of her search, aud at once in,
formed him that she lad come to otter herself
as burden for him to carry oycr tue Geaeseo
Falls on the tight rope. She expressed nn
earnest desire 10 be Carried over the narrow
bridge Of hemp, and was quite certain she would
nut embnrrass the acrobat By her tiniditS-
Her offer WAS declined, aud she was advised to
gyc up all thought of such au exhibition Of her
courage. She left, much disappointed by the
answer she received"
, 1859-09-19
CANFORD'S LIVER 1NVlGO-

Never Debt1itatc8.
1kts compounded entirely trun GUMS md has besoue an
established fact. Standat1 Medicine. known and appFoFeo
by all that hare use IT, and u TreoFs 70 vita eoaa-
drGce In al dseasrA for which It Is Recommended.
1t has cured thons udsl =: lChro1c ptA11hoa, saM-
within the Inst two Y4ats tMtf CompAnts leysente-
~ho had si7en al hopes M lTopsT Sour Ston
Of yIek u The nuuetousi = 4btuat Eost!senees, Col
unsolicited certificates thi - lie. Chotez Cholera Nor
NJ possession ahow. = lbus, Cholera 11fantuu1,
T6c doxe pust be alspted} FlatuIence, Janndice
to the .eEamtnt Of the n1e Heaknesse and may
in1lydu3i taxing It. anl = be u5e sutpeasfui}y an
Used In such uuartl1a - IT, rtnay Family Medicine
at gently the Bowels, = It Will cure SlGk HEAD
LIT the iictsses Of your ACHE. taa thousands can
Judgment ku.a .ou ID tie tetfy IN twenty mnutea
u-e al he LIVER iNYI < ;If two Or three Teaspoo1k
GpIATD1s, and 1t vii fuls azt takea II cnu1mence
cure Liver Corapla!ntA, BILL = Uert OF Att4ek-
tous Attacks. D5spepsia,'-
Ali who arr u.uK ], xre owing testimony in 1t4 fasor.
~ NIX Wa:ef In taa mouth with the 1avixoE:Os, and
Ewaow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
, 1859-09-19
[TIFTu AVEN CE HOTEL,

ON FIFTH AVENUE,
At the Intersection Of Hrosdxzy opposite Nadsoo SQUARE,
NEW YORK.
To be Opened AuGuAt 23d. 1862
TIL. oc.s!oa Is tie NOT des.te Of sar In tats eret me
trp2os tciEE TIE EoA heartily. delhtln 7LG cSItiH a
The ctJ and And c1nsece. to the urI.oa RseF
he eEure 7azeczen of the establishment ~ The r.
suit VI mature stady g1cesienc< and EehceE the nofs
eonaiostsh,e Ind hctne EEe hoteI In Tie .!pr.d-
All the Improvements shai ooiozt aud convenience h1rt
suggested, bare t-ta iatsnduetd- .
secure r:Lyc 'tsr ct sum ne dao=eI 81 eon-
t,Eattou. Sutlv v-ou douoe hEtE rats ezlena 13o tne
ruck fuaniapn TO The sof Iii Of the do7!s AZ do1b.t
and ase separated lJ layer Of etneat mixing tae ehufe
Among o'her important improvements IN sddsloo to ths
us1zA Nairrs1A TER11cAL R4n1AE mean! eomP rseo
p.an whiea admits Of ~ Possibility ef aetsterE
Lofty. spacious ant continuous Corridors tofnox Glo
@esaas e sFs, hSa r. sgos s.eh y ef re ~
literal e2aee las tn arpe,'pn ted to r99!s
Roo. snd Paro.. .hlch psEsoE ho1ae 1
lots Chambers md bf.sax Rooms ~hh II tse ruoi1n
eouveriencA hare petn especially drtene for ,te eoof'Ft
Of fa!les+ uAvsiilt Fa1si znd sla7le es1te'1so:
the 1on+esences fur cozetta In ercauts aad ousaes
kas bern aided to e any othef featuns of ie t ata
there Is Telegraph ohce connecting with I'll Fas 1t tae
TiIid and Chess Rooms At Ii. a?p:oSed kJ!s ND
appon,meas arc pfored for the n:e uf guests 1a the
Tie Furniture ard erfrY article Of in Ne e7ol.a
Firm ArHCx Ilo1x1-
eata al 4 b. hsus 70 ea m
Ho4r1," Ia orJes to 1nsu1e 11anet.a:f a::eatioo.
The Entire oza!tzon Of TIL Ho'el haa bsea natss he
Tsao1t Hease. i Bo.sa. "a Sss I'd foEs CltaI
.a:ssseeaa a:ssss = as'' u1roacock, DARLING On.
, 1859-09-19

1l1M016s
~- -: FAtpAr Sruur'B ARsslpS.
At 8 o'clock, r NJ, the special committee On
the Bishops non residence camc in aud onnoun'
ced their readiness to report.
. They reported to the effect that they had had
aful! free and cordial interview with tho Bishop
md that he had named the period OF two ycars
al the extreme length Of time he would rcua1n
out Of the diocese with his family.
The committee reported that they we're dl'ld"
ed In sentiment On this point, asked to state
the facts to the house without recommending
any action :
Rcy. Mr. Morrison then offered the following
resolution:
WuxakAs, The Bishop ofthe diocese has aig-
| nitied his Intention to remorr with his family
within tho limits ol his juzisdiction within the
SPACE Of two years, therefore,
Rsaoletd, That though The expression Of 'the
| uishop'a intention does not give satisfaction to
This Convention. yet We receive bis assurance
| and pledges on Ills point II more satisfactory
than the possible contingency Of resignation.
This preamble aud resolution was discussed
by L. g. Otis, II. S. Austin, S. Fl. Kcrfoot and s.
| C. Judd, Esq, and others, nnd on motion Of
Judge OTIS, was finally laid on the table.
Rev. Or. Chase then offered the following pre-.
ssnble md resolutions, which were unanimously
carried:
Whereas certain questions haye arisen and
still exist in the diocese touching the residence
and maintenance Of the Bishop questions in-
| rolying mltual interests as well Us mutual du-
ties: and whereas the Convention did in 1857
by canon and resolution determine that tho
salary Of the Bishop should be e 900 per an
nun, together with suitable residence. and
furthermore provided 50 far al the Convention
in its corporate and conventional capacity can
do for the collection und payment Of the sap,e,
aud underits action raised and paid oFer for the
| year 1873 the sum Of 81, ,357 IS, aud for the
rear 1859 the further SUM Of Il ,0G6 so, md
whereas in riew Of the Aforesaid questions our
Bishop did in 1855 tender to the House Of hi. h.
ops his resignation Of jurisdiction in the do
cese; md whereas the House Of Bishops did
decline to accept the same, md did In the esti-
nation Of this body 50 far as they could do IN
right and courtesy remove from the considera-
ton Of this Convention the question Of resi-
! dence, therefore !"
Rzso{rld. That while this Convention regrets
Tint from any cause whsterer, they have as yet
! been unable to meet their obligations IN the
matter Of su1ary, aud residence for the Bishop
it still recognizes and ayows its bounden duty
ia that relation, ana hereby expresses tue belief
that should our Bishop taxi, VI, bis residenet
within The Diocese, that such obligation Woult
, / be fully met and answered
Rtsoloed, That tie whole matter now under
discussion. touching the residence ofour Bishop
he respectfully referred to the House Of Bish
l ops, and they at their next meeting in Conyen
wisdom and judgment will promote the peac'
and quiet Of the Diocese, and the satisfaction o
: the Church generally.
Aiacr The passage Of these resolutions, it he
ing near 1o o'clock. adjourned sine die.
!