The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

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shall strike OF in the stcsd of such party oming or de-
n: prsssytsr. thus selected or aesgn.ed shall be
p Sec Il fs shall sppss1 B,.Aop and majority Of
yerabe termination q such controversy and that dissolution
and congregation necessary restore the psase Of he
church and promote is prosperity the bishop snch
nsc.os with such church parish such conditions
se III # rector ano ner shall
comply with The Recommendation Of tho bishop and presby
TO HIM from u any mnssr. fanOons
within dioces. .n :. sha rsrsc. h.. Refusal. Or tho
they shall not be allowed representation
T. hs Diocesan Convention uD they shall have resractsd
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by B, osd. sS * he committee JOHN WILLIAMS,
cansa pro sn- Of he Commute: 4: H:s:ses bishops
Chairman Of tAs Committee Of The House Of Clerical and Lay
". HouxAs, from Me Same Joint Committee on
Canous reported the following CANON which they
mend should DO adopted a. section ., atis ill., Of the
digest. q a#kss8A ~ /.
.esn Do lawful for bslmkns ths Church bat
Ireland and Se colonies and hssso ma within
TIE limits Of the jusdcsn Of any foreign missionary bishop
such church q "a. Il s. h IL
ss.ani Eplscopai Church ne United States America u
@ % q css under the
o;S:s :sa :. ssss.rsa ass.rs 4. desire
two o. uss ana 70 arni:A satsisasy svidsncs
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q The fSssss country In which The Same Is or b
oertas.ls and evidence and q. constitution plan
ysntion during IL sss.On . Tho Presiding Bishop me
nSSss e sSp. s. and IN The
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Other bishop q o. oSacI t5s e.oress q any spIs
cation for such period Of time as he deem expedent
shan ali RESPECTS Ss secs % he jurisdeon Of lie frssd
n While n q os ~ e
Mr. HoFrNAS, from the same committee, reported the
following
Resolved That the following be adopted of this
THE SErz1I, 4.IsDs.sT AND ssAcT..ar NAV o1soss
sr Of . &c &c me % Fl
Cor Section Of Canon Clause OF Section of Canon
xnd II The enacmen s Of an addition clause section Ca.
non sl. he esgnasd a. the next clan or next section
of the title to which The sussst properly belongs and
shall retained until new edition q The 6e direced
The COMMITTEES Canons Of each house Of tho General Con-
two of their members certify the changes any made in
arrangement
thereof the Secretary who shall print tho the
journal. f Sta
The committee further reported as follows;-
That The following be adopted % :: +
digest.
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the year q our Lord 1880 from and after which day q. other
pealed provided that such repeal shall affect
governed BY the same law as II no such
peal had taken place.
Dr. WYATT, of Nd, from the Committee on the General
Theological Seminary, submitted the following report
The Committee the General Theological Seminary, to
whom referred the rennial report Of the Of said
s.raoas election Of trustees from various do
M e. Escyed the reports Of the ese
which are contained in the thereto annexed
nesots Mississippi, Texas, Vermont and Virginia
committed have also atenyely examined the trienna
by the Convention contains addition TO the usual state
important Information alleged inability Of the trustees
70 either on moral in the changes pro
Seminary and also as to the action the Board in respect 70
the residence OF trustees and also a. 10 their action the
The Committee respectfully the report Conven
ton 80 10y '''''' ''''. ~ ''"''1'"
The Secretary here read long list of trustees.
Dr. HOWE, from the committee on tho state or the
Church. in pursuance Of the first section Of Glove
of 1885, reported the House the following gentlemen as
Trustees Of the Missionary Bishops Fund -Messrs r. B.
Mnturn and Cyrus Curtis of New York; Horace White
Of syracuse L. H. Huntington, Of Hartford, Conn; and
Herman Cope of Philadelphia
The report was agreed to, and the nominations were
confirmed.
Or. WYATT, of Nd, from the Joint Committee to Nomi-
nate Board Of Trustees for the management for the
three years of the fund for tho relief Of orphans and
widows ofdeceased cergymcD and aged nfrm and disa
bed clergymen, submitted the following namcs:-Rght
Rev. Alfred Lee, d. D., Rev. John H. Hobart u. D. Rev.
Charles Burroughs Hon. Luther Bradish. Hon Hamilton
FISH Robert B Mnturn, Esq. and Josiah Collins, Esq
DR. CIARKsoN of Ill, moved to take up the resolution
laid the table few days ago. fixing Friday next the
time OF adjournment
The motion agreed to-whereupon
Dr. HILL, Of CAL moved TO substitute Saturday next at
10 O'Clock the time oadournment sine die for Friday
Dr. GUIoY moved to amend the amendment by substtu-
ting Tuesday next, the 25th inst.
Dr. MEAD, believing that this the proper time
to take action in this matter moved to lay the whole sub
ject upon the table,
The motion was agreed to--ayes 7e noes e.
Mr.. II D. EvANs Of Md, offered the following resou-
ton, which referred to the Committee on Canons:-
Resolved That the Committee Canons instructed to
Bishops seeking the position of parocha ministers.
Dr. HIcBEE, Of New York; offered the following reso-
lutions-
Of the general Conventions from 1889 to 1853 ncuaire
Resolved That committee be appointed TO inquire into the
mode Of IT, and report to the present meeting of
the Convention, especially the early ones,
almost out Of print IT was impossible to buy number
Of the journals for the past twelve years
Dr. STEVENS, Of Pa, regarded the resolution i'm
potant one but did not embrace all that necessary
He wanted to add that the question Of getting up
ytical index OF this journal be also considered The
solution adopted as amended.
Dr. KEESE, Of Wis, offered the following preamble and
resolution
Whereas the government of England intlmated = will
neness appoint committee the House Commons
view 10 general remedy In the OF the disabilities OF
tin In he Chnrrh Inf
England: therefore + r.
Resolved That the House OF Clerical and Lay Delegates
spectfuy request the House Of Bishops authorize
sruc any bishop bishops OF may visiting
England al the time of the stngs Of that committee
e1amina ion before said committee with
9th civil disabilities In the of the bishops
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church In The United States Oh
ciating In England.
Dr. HAWKS, of New York, said he opposed this resou-
ton, because was resolution degrading their part
TO ask 10 be examined by any committee Of the English
House OF Commons. Moreover he deemed IL dvsable
TO medde with State matters in auoher country; and
believing, he would ask the gentleman to withdraw the
resolution.
II was accordingly withdrawn.