Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-11


~ diocese has an equal representation here Minnesota
small n Is the number Of churches witha lie diocese la.
Representation In the Convention OF four clerical and
lay delegates and New YORK has no more Tie -SprGsr,
"f ii.e delegations then be the each e? tie
s:ait' You could Of course get Hos: o..!isFs-uor,
Erhe- oi The churches, II you wil-i"sstgf IN New Drk
hut TIE irsmI'e expenses = the Convention VII /" tie
T"n .ai h. there are thr-. Hotel. in Chicago each OF
which w compare iay"hly with the Exchange in his city
al "tosc tables We boruiiiuy fed besides nuIH
berU smaller onr. that al will be provided who
There Let he Convention then e. Ncs'. lie hoped :he
resolution Wouil be- adopted.
M W1lns Of California remarked that the gentleman
if"m Nc~ York. had made eloquent, sparkling speech
ni "ia proper application had 20 the subject before inc
C"nyoniioG The railroads which his roquence tut ned INTO
sermons were not constructed for any such purpose a. -
carry this Convention Chicago and prrsen; no sIch "rsG
Fa"n 20 hi mind. VIII those rail roads transmit
delegates Readily from the Nest 10 the East, as iF''
Tie E,.' 20 The W..s But that is rot the question:
The question j. What location will be-, accommodate the
Puf",-S "f n. Church: lie concGrrediu!y IN th. s""'-
ril"snn ra!dtr Chicago by the gentleman ni' NJ az
ncni presented pGr-ly sectional issue. What ms .'
Convention 10 DO hut 10 decide upon The great iuesSns
Which are through; for it, consideration without any rfe
enc" ~ outside Influences What benefit could be Ge''i
!I"i the 'h'i That hE adopting particular ioca' We s
7E around u: Iui. the thin: has already been
i's"l At"nyen;ion has been once held IN Cincinnati
ciiy then claiming proud position in the Mest rs .'
ca.o UoT claims. What was The RESULT: Instead OF ,c -
.- results, which have been forryrdas l.sy 20 nov 40"
from holding 'lr Convention In the West The GATOR! 81
lraiIc paper IN that city remarked u day oil uirir Az
jYgrnmrut HAT II Wa, wonder ta: 80 nany sthli,H''
should iavr cnu. rr and all lon: 20 accomplish
uo,!ns daughter T4i :, power iu clec; TO produc.
upon III" sre' min! q hi Western county ''"e"F"
lIu.i',crN
1Ir gentleman .2ole o. III" Church o! Rome mcen: in
il~reu ,ca Ike TIA: va. the councils OF the thUr'
Ecrn. but the council- uf the Catholic Church. composed
! .! tie Gin'rrut nation, OF Europe -.
! \ pclr-ti"-lAc Churen o! Rome; no. Tue '"'""'.'
Church.
sr wnsn aid he va. Speaking o' the earlier ages ''
Of ~" Catholic Church. -.
The gentleman from New York hal aid that The West
will b.. IL. great centre %! influence IN long r'",h ,s
nI,ur" Wien ha; t!Gr cclc> and III. Interest "i Tue
l., :i, c.ar e made. lie lad high IN ai"chii"!
-, A. NIGH, future Of the We, y, any other gentleman,
Hu, ilA' the question rfnr: the Conve"iion' Ana
:.ryn-n Tirn they gorfy III" Wet 10 no' consider ''
ihrrcis We: beyond their West, ~ Ni,"I h'n r
deep below hi, lowest deep. lie unprecedented ih"t 'e '
., Of California would send dele .at.s 10 the next
ycnou II they must travel frcm New York 10 Chicago
delegate remarked that there Vas an easier way q
c0miuc Chicago oUI California than hy Ne" l"r"'
Mr.. Nnais would ike 20 hear "t any easier rot, "uI
:.rr other why the s"n'e;"n 'h"u'I 20 !"
NV Sors IL that city every iIi: "i,h Het'e" i'
The u.s. o. TIE Convention. Tier" are libraries Tor r"-
-rnrr rl-r. all the documents Gron which he C"'ei'
,"u = 70 act Chicago may have claims upon the secular
world hu; lie has claims upon the Church The Church
!, u unit lie believed there would hr proposition ii-
before the I'Dunr'' OF this Convention i'' permanent
place Of i.rr. IN future. r though: ;hrrc should he =
Uniform p!ar ~, tiu, and III" sooner II wa lT"N.-
: del the better
Kcy Mr. L.rue %. vs. would Ike TO sec the General
c :yyon p.rTauca;, bat b. did not believe :hat event
y,ln o;r vet and he yru,urri say that IL this Com
v.n;.ou should 'abi,! Nov Nor. the permanent place
g. meeting nat action would L. changed In less thh! in
yeas lie satisfied that would be the result from s
fort. which lad Teen made to establish permanent
.n., IN ~. several Dipcrses. II had always been
fnamd for III" good u the Church to have the Con
v.u.ios go ,rom place place in the Diocese There
IA. In the argument that delegate, from distance
gouli no, got Chicago n gentlemen will look 81 'c rt'.
in this Convention they will find that the mos" distant p"
cc-cs are be-. represented Genlsncn r-'i Eg ri a.
ans, la greater cuIi",ty 20 v- the place such "a Tue
y:cc: uIo. himself IN his Instance Having never visited
The SHINY South he anxious Ia 'i>ii the city OF ch
mond He thought tho Nc'' raf claims when should ho'
he li.r-car- an! he hoped tie resolution would he
adopted GNius;- ncA' meeting Of th"tom'et;on n! Ch
,Te S.crr:.-y ny general rad The certificates
II the e!rrat, rlrcfrom Minnesota ant kh,as, and htJ
wrr. admitted :p seas in I'll: tDI:eu:!pul
Rev Mr. It'll California hoped gc!;Iria"n IL favor Of
Chicago wogI be- impatient Tor hi, vote Thu! had
the yy. uf the chiffon with tn,ih, AMI could not they
nav. little nduls-rcr. Tie commented tie Of
vrn,!r:ri! yesterday Ia ctrsng ".- opposed 10 Chicago
with maxim. fr:.ou> opposition II" made no ic;iVuN ~"
T., .ou lie should yot" Tor Chicago when Lis name was
called al:hou. ~ GIT for EASTERN ciiir fihcy we're
ropo."J BE- dd yesterday Some gentleman on thai
u,r-" referred to jose . lie would vote for Chicago
Il tie delegate. from thA, city would promise not 10 iTrA
Jos"i brethren did Him, ~! se.! Us :" tie lshEaeI
H.. daughter
Rev Mr TRIAL IT California moved 30 amend The rcSo.
uiicn 10y srr!L!l. o, Chicago, and inserting "i'hiiAr
pIt ani .ly, ,;i,e tina: b. would hereafter move 1" r.
r 'hr CpmUi:'rr CIuof-. resolution" GS,u. III" per-
m4rl.nt rncc'ia: -: ~ Convention IT, question wouli
haze b" settled he hai 10 dOuh; ia the future the it,
t"Tc.s II thy thG'c "oHi i.rmd t.!, Ia" in""hI' "'
"a, Convention should h" Ia ,r West. When that time ar
rived he should very cirr:y Yield 10 :ho.c claims. For
the Pre-e:t lac saw conclusive reasons Why the Convention.
7uli meet IN the Ea-; H. proceeded souiewa; ~ G"ia
to ,tac the rciso' Why fr the present III" Convictions
cog,l BE- held IN tie Wr "inGt certain loss a. 90
i,,.. inC",.i.,~o, .i,.ion.
Rev pr VA. i.r. 81 Nina pf",'r'.! Tie icroni.!,
~ u.y DR. WLIi. I,nl. elect 90 ia, p'oc,,- Of aaa-
and moved that ,lry %. referred to , Committee on
Conecraiion OF Bishops. which motion agreed To-
The question heinz the Amendment substituting fhiil
depIt FOR Crlro a the place ufmrrug Of the next Con
yention was directed be- taken ny bpc'.- and order,
with The following r"sGI'
ClcrirRl-ayr. 70: noes i; divided Lay-iycs y.
uo.> l.: divided !; no. voting.
Soihe amendment vas rejected alI the question recurrc
o.: tie original resolution.
Mr. GUl"n, 6! Louisiana, Thought "" hnsh NEE, 'ic
cieas" The city 81 lcl,io would nse, The wants o.
ne west ana az t'S s t'F "ti a." i,r
re with the convenience 0: he Convention in he Ea''.c:
non 81 US hn.htss' W '%',i !" ""e"a - A''e W"
"LaiciSo ana !h'rE',hs h'!"'
Tie amendment was I'yrCl'"' ,a, Init,
i"s nnrst,"h va. 'Ash ia.s" Oh u.e %'.s eiGion'
tNtS upon chicago am u vas ''' "!'no". H.t,'
Hr i'enI'.i'n, OF o"o, offered" tc>"'H'pt Una, We
referred t" the Committee ." Iah'i' 10 e"r. anu '"or,
TO s House what acton !- been iaA" ~ lie several
Diocesan Co'ri''i' ~ '"'re'' |" 'e "n article VI '''e
lie remarked thai {; desirable Al ras rcspec:a!
- IL. Diocesan Co'r"''"', maj We >nHd nave neF re-
sIoses to the "''ats' 'r'' tirin L! General
Conventions, upon ;h' subject OF the "Fic" 0! The Co"s
tg,ion which u vas PROPOSED o. aa.rr" ,,,;.,
VIZ Gnnr, o; w. .nSh. ~ r ,bsr h,y
Voted nrcs nj, matter and lie secretary could easily
certain ~" 'noIt.,i u ma rr %''' h.,T ~ r,r
700 'Nu.' .' "' 'r.Ir ,,, i ,br Com,
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u,'u. " CI,, ~ H. .,,.,r,t. ai.r.... III. saw
Ts.ttnss to We %S', 81 acon,.bcJ y .,f;nc
~, 4 o., -. 81. rsnI,,i,, ,,rI. /, va.
,e ., a,I IIri.r. in ,h.ir VOTE. upon The
QUESTION her r. ~, w. n,,r an, sorr h. r,D,"I-
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RESIGNATION oi EisHiF kEMfHh.
The fcioYu; mcssag" received from tie iioG'" q"
! Esiars:
The House 81 Bishops informs The House Of Clerical and
Las deputies, that unanimously passed the following
resolutions;
Whereas. tn" F'n"r'hl" sI"p o. ih" Northwest E'S
resigned bis Missionary Jurisdiction, which !ns bee" under
! HI. c.lars. ;Or - year. Therefor"
Received Thi;in accepting tie resignation cfthe Mission
ary bishop Of IA. Northwest 1t. Rev Dr. kemrcr This
Gu.. hereby expresses deep sense fthc faithful