Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-13

FL GovKRSoR 5EyVgrR AND TAR SoCrHERN EPIsC7Pl-
LIASs.-Tse H2a. Hcrato Seymour, Democratic cAa-.-
date for Governor ia New York addressed the Profess
Aas EpscopSl Church, the foufsb DAY Of is session
TIE question Ae adoption Of a resolution submitted
By Hon. Murray Holman, declaring:
THAT il vieE o. tbs danger Of this e,latrv from
civil war the House Of shops he respectfully rtqlesed
90 prepare form Of PRAYER be used during
son Of this Convention"
Mr.. seymour in the course Of bis remarks, said 81
vas Bis ea-rss. hcps, as il vas rs sincere couvcOn
that the iiassnce OF the EpiscopI Church would be
nos: ready and elective irsranen' IN bringing asoa.
sas healing up o; be vognds AID The restoration of
5lsis,d pace" When be heard Dr. Yin;On hesp ielun
eAiOn on the South, "hs could no. refrain from cas-.
ilg bic thoughts forward for relief 10 tha: period, il
three years in the future when this convention would
again assemble When the whole Church, Nlrh and South
ui again be gathered lrouad the Altar :, osf
there a common sacrifice. LIZ here ts Dothirg
placed upon rscod 10 revive rancor in that hour OF
c,rSia reuaionn "Fjr bic part no 5as e7rscisbtous
ly and frankly, under strong Convictions Of duly 10 his
comfy from the very fret, opposed The e1.Tavagsn'
a,oa Of those especially welded ;5s var vet le de-
sreI jus as earnestly, to the Clur.H made unmis
t,ksbe before tie South and the EhOle world He
e1russd the Colv-u. o. 70 deal with our S,u'hain
brl.arsl chlirsa Of tas sane ,her, uebsrs o.
thssans aook-as fsllo1.coua.ymrn once, as such to
be sgaic-ss Christian nen."
AIrksd sensation Toys tho TriBr,s rrporstr scscm-
plaied the delivery Of he adde's, and very vi,ibl
disposition to applaud noticed in portion Of Tho
. House..
We copy these OK raet5 from tbs sdle 10 indicate
the se1timsns towards the South entertained by pub
lie man, occupying e conspicuous position for he
people Of the North. Wha.sver may b, hoqga, Of bis
jaigue1t in regard 10 the ia.rrc Il Ill o, a.ei that
t1s sentiments expressed BY hin contrast strongly visa
the demo1iac IeVliugs aad mailed eiOls OF tte Souh
which have emsnated t:om Yearly every public speaker
and writer in the North since ;he o. tie
va. l. Is impossible tbs; man, sys chg :, nuch (
ths rarity Of Christian charity can be ,l.yaed 10
Of,s in New York, unless tic ui'ls-iun Is a. hand.
CoSszIsuOSAL Ia the Sc, s.o s,,ur Jay The Horso
BIZ o rednss the rate Of interest On he fu,ded deb Of
the CoOftd-ras Sta 20 passed, With an amendment
EIss lbs rae Of Interest the neS Issue q bcud- a.
seven per cent? Instead Of ss per cent. p-o7iso
as1 aided renewing .hc auhos.y issas aI pr c..
recoverable boadL House on to relieve the army
ofincompeent and disabled eiE5sIs was a's1 passed
with susndmsuis. Tae Houss subsequently esncarted
in the amendments 70 both bills, 60 tina; h,y nov
IL ths form of snAo;nsnts s1fjct T. the approval OF
the President.
Ia The House Of Rsprssen atyes the Senate bill to
parish and Feprsss the importation Of counterfeit Tun
ury notes vas passed, win an amendment. subs,i
tue for the Senate bill fixing the zeal Of the Confederate
States vas adopted, a1d the bill as thus amended was
passed 1. s 5 significant circumstances that the sdOp
tioa Of seal (WhOas which treaties With foreign pow
ers cannot be properly autbsndcased has been urged
BY the Secretary Of Sats The device adopted by the
H1uss Is les liable TO criticism than that proposal by
the Senate, and 1t hOpsd the latter vii in the