New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
--,,vxv.u CONVENTION OF THE
pROTEsTANT K. CHURCH.
Tho Church and the Rebeiiio"'
THIRD DAY.

70 pew shaking hands corolahy Wv" -, -
Judge Redfed, the jurist, and author OF WIZ VI
railroad law is tall straight man. wU ot tbe sides
has been denuded Of its locks, save .. 'nu ut
which are quite gray lie is an easy Ano saeeiui
sneaker Bishop Potter is PALE thin, slender man,
whose face wears iinge OF sadness. i'S neau Is
white as snow; his manner moaes ,h ~ ',,a,i &c
~ 1 Th;a,;an Gentleman. The Hon. Robert &.
W;o,S.on !. an earnest, intellectuaooking man.
.,av'ba;r,d and wearing spectacles The services
have commenced. ,.,,up
Mr.. DURELL VI Maihe Blu 'no "o'' Di' onAA'0'
A. 10 o'clock the President took bis seat, and the
Secretary read the minutes of the last meeting Re
ports from the standing committees were then called
for
Resolution, being next In ORDER Prof. SHATTucK
of Harvard University introduced a resolution TO
regulate the time for the meeting and adjournment
of the Convention. Three hundred copies Of the lists
of members Of the Convention were ordered TO be
printed.
The Rev. DR.. Epson Of Massachusetts presented
the following resolutions
ROlred That the meaning Of the Rubc before NE o.ea
sonsl prayers referred joint committee OF boh houses
DE- MAD said we had enough Of Bishops med
ding with the Prayer Book.
Mr. BRuNor Of Pennsylvania arose and said he
had lust arrived from the battlefield Of Antietam,
and he WAS surprised that there was no speech nor
action here 10 indicate that we were at war with
was eminehtly conservative and opposed 10 radical
ism, but be deemed il his duty TO present the follow
ing resolution:
to permit sedion and pvy conspiracy in midst 10 co
initiate extensive rebellion against the civil power
oy h h Of is1 I. d
brother sgps fathers and rhyea' portion Of our
csl the visible OF Christian sympathy here
tOfore existing between and them, thereby srsv0u,y
there help but FROM God and rejoice that
permitted fly to Him for succor in our 'se distress
Re.Cr.d That the House Of Bishops hereby requested to
session special form Of prayer contrasting and sng
manifold tisnsge.On' pleading for God. forgiveness: beg
National giving 1t the victory over oil Its enc
mics that lie will sbste their and our pride su.se their
malice aud confound their devices and giving them better
forgive them for the evils they have wrought That
II. viii restore o.. Nsions Union eI1s ssst peace and
That He viii keep hereunto by His perpetual mercy to the
The-resdng of the resolution kindled storm Of
excitement. DR.. LEEDS Of Pa was opposed 10 the
resolution offered by his colleague. Mr.. GopDaRD
Of Ohio moved to lay the resolution Oh the table.
The Rev. Mr. DoASr desired the resolution TO be
laid upon the table without discussion. Judge
CHAHBERs Of Maryland was for choking off all dis
cussion on the subject. Mr.. HOFFMAN of New.York
called for the Yeas and Nays the question Of lay
ing the resolution on the table.
The following is the result OF the call
YEAS, 72-cLERIcAL DEPUTIES.
Haine-Rsvs. AleI Bursess Geo. w. DuTell
N.t ~. ~ a
Colt, Isaac @. Hubbard D. D.. Marcelus A Henict.
vsrmout-Reys. David ii. Buell. Andrew Oliver, Malcolm
Ms.schu..,t.-Rev. Theodore EdsOn, D. D., Nicholas
HsIsm d. D.. Jacob L. CLARK. Ii. ID.
w.York-Revs. Frsno, L. Hawks. D. D., Edward Y.
Ws.!eIn sxTort-Reys WIN. shelton D. D. Amos B.
B,ch p D. Wm Mi' %. D. D. andre, rS hi3e Z. in.
Pean.yivsri.~Rey Geo. leeds, D. D.
Rev
Msiyiand-Rey. WIN. E. Wyatt, D. D., VIM. Pirine,
y K lon 0ssi-rT .. jane. Crab. ID.
Ipdans-Rev Elias Bird all
Ininois-Rsv. Alexander Cspron
s.h..Ssy. Joha T ssay Jo. + Pinp.
W.eOpsn--R.ys VIM. b. Ashley ID. d., Lewi'A keuper
iowsIRsy.. siis. Totem, D. D., Geo. W. Watson.
Minne.O.s-Rev' d; b Knickerbseher Timothy WILCOX
C.iornia~Rsv. y. NJ McAni,,er. 8. c. ThraIl, D. D.
LAY DLPrIIEs.
Eaps-Mes.rs. Robert II. Gardiner, James Bridge.
New Hsmp'hre-Mr. VIM. !. Wheeler.
venaon:-Me'n. EbenezeI y; Briggs, Geo X Chapman
ccnSseiieSi~M...ss Joseph /. Sheffield Seth 2. Beer.
Eew.YOri-Me,H,. Luther Brsdi,h Samuel D. Russs'
w..sIa Nsw;Y 81 w"hins'on Hurt joseph
New Jeney-Mr. J. c. Gsthwste
Penbsylvsns-Mr Herman Cope.
Dols.sre-Mr. William Read.
Naylsnd-Mr. Ezekiel r. Chambers
KenlUcky-Mr VIM Cornwall
ohiO--Mes.I. John w. Andrews ch". B. Goddard Kent
Jarvis Lar. Anderson
s.aS o:M GoIR1 W.S s9a C,1 as.as:
NAYS, 3i-cLEHIcAL DEPUTIEs
MAine-Tbe Rev VIM Stevens Perry.
Eev Gs.Tgs Man, D. D. D uso,v
Coaneoiicut-The Rev Z. A Wl,hbura.. d. D.
P.rnsy vsnia-The Rev, NJ. A. De w. Howe. d. D.. g.
Enneu fare u. b, d. X. Goodwin, d. d.
DelawMe-The Rsvs Cltre' Breek, u. D., Jacob Rsmeo,
ohio-Tb. Rsrs Erasta. Bur D. d. Georgs Nsteu d. d.
Indf.na-The Rev. l.. W Bu,,.
Illinois Tie Revs h. Ii. Cat,on. Theodore N. Morrison
Michsan-The Rev Daniel Grinnell
Iows-Ths Rev Edward w. Poet. d. d.
LAY DEPUTIES.
Massachusetts Robert c. Winthrop, I,asc r. Rethed,
N.w.Yorh City-Murray Hoffman.
Western Newly oIk-Horsto Seymour.
K.w-Jotey--Tfom as z. Carpenter.
PennsyvsDis-Join n. CoDyDshlm, William Welsh. y.
Delswsre-so'onaon NJ Curtl,. Henry r Rodney Franklin
Indian.-H B. Payne.
lows. c. Bever.
Mr.. RUGGLEs OF New lork moved a roconsidera-
ton Of the vote.
The Hon. Mr. CARPEsTER of New-Jersey, the
Rev. Nr. GOODWIN of Philadelphia and Judge Con-
MsGHAM Of Pennsylvania ably sustained the motion
made by Mr.. Rugges. Judge CHAMBERS made
discursive speech against reconsideration Judge
REDYIELD objected 10 the form Of the resolution,
giving that az the reason why he voted to lay II
The table. lie said he thought the less we sad, and
the lefs we did ia tba! direction, the better would
be for the peace Of the country. lie intimited that
the reporters might perhaps FAY that the Convention
had refused even 20 pray against the rebellion
Mr. KUG5LFs was surprised that Jadee Chambers
should call him "fIebrand for asking recon-
liberation Of the vote.
The Hon. MURRAY HoFFHAg made an eloquent
argument III favor Of the spirit Of the resolution, ana
animated that he designed at some future tine TO
introduce series Of resolutions in relation TO tie
Question under discussion.