New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

Non. The latter gentleman called upon the secre-
farv 10 read tie first and second verse OF the e2d
hymn:
Now nay ire God Of grace and power
Attend Lis peoples nuube cyy,
D.t,rd ihe'. 10 the rec iiul hour,
Nd seo4 d.. i,orause ON Oh b'sh.
H. hs 10 vsrou Z. our hope
Aud l the nome OF isfaeFs God
Our troop. ,i4 li.t ta,r banners up.
Our D4ylrs spfesd tAc.r flags 81. DAD
Nr BnUSor faoetiouslv asked the Convention if
that hymn was not yoNticsli This hlt at couserva-
ism caused 90 express on of mirhfdless even from
those WHO decline to make al expression OF their
loyalty.
on Taursday next was discouraged ~ Mr.. III GGLEs,
who SAID The Convention had taet for ecclesiastical
urposes and not to see our Charitable insti uilons.
Rev. Or. NNIoS very cautiously urged the Con-
vendon 10 accept the invitation. Ii was, after a
bfltf discussion. gratefully accepted.
Tie hoag Tor lie o'der OF tie day having arrived,
Nr. CoRNw,LL # Keutgcky, moved 10 stake out
passage iron the resolution OF the COMMITTEE OF
Nine lie wifned 10 have IL understood that the
Cluroh knew her duty.
Dr. SI,r1rcx stated that lis ancestors came to
this country TO found Church. Some one had SAID
here tie Pur.tans are an uugodiy RET; be dld not
ike TO hesr suCh remarks lie re- ealed the TACT OF
,h-- familiar acquaintance Win NenieH fhllnps ana
Cbarl.s Sumner. ~ Tor Mr.. phillips, he Is now
oya man, although Tor nineteen years he Was dis
uDionis,. Why * he loyal man now lie Gays
lie = !oyalloCau-c The Government has come to Ito
sen.es. lie Invoked the ffeest debate. although he
had d.,ir,d q short sesslon. The Rev DIR. Parker
OF Mace, called bis colleague 10 order, and
corrected intake he bad made respecting Mr..
Winthrop. lie DR. Shattuckl regretted the crlii-
c-~fs of Dr.. Goodwin, VINO had ridiculed tie re-
m ks Of MS cole que.
DR.. GOJDwiN denied and dlsproved the charge OF
ria cu.e brought against him.
pr. SnArrUCK c0nilu Ie0 his remarks. He wonld
ne lie geptesi language IN rebuking bis Southern
brethren. IA Y oaId Il eak 81 d Doctor, and hoi ell
these ufO Understood the diagnosis # the care Of
/ .lr southern brethren would treat them tendefly.
Their language must be: " We are suffering terribly
90 let us alone"
Tie Rev. Dr. RANDAIL Of Mass. ssid Re was not
there 90 Massachuteit5 sinner or as Ma,'s.
cluse rs SAINT. lie there as Il deputy-he would
leave Massachusetts to take care OF herself. She
lad sins to repent Of sud she bad much to be proud
o. Sue war the iirst TO shed her blood in defense
u lie country. lie then PROCEEDED To reply TO re-
marks made 10y Dr. Hawks. The Church is IA
schisin. and the country Is m rebellion What shall
We 90! SlulOse we should lack the courage 10
ut,er that lie mony-yllabie wrong" where is !,
s.y.ipo 10 end 20 Dr. Hawks adyi,ed he Southern
jr,thf,n not to rebol-but they cid not take hi.
advice.
ID. HAWKS arose and made en- exl lanation. Two
bishops he believed BAD taken his advice.
ONLY .wo lcoD'iuucd DR.. RASDALLl ont Of eleven
had tlE 20 IL advice. j. Las been sad we are not
the Clur,h, but We are part Of The church aid we
rerr-se1t te Church. We are told that the nj sion
oil Curist Was mission OF pcace-is there anything
j. tls resolution That indicates wrath! Does the
VOID wrong indicate that The gentleman from
Me- Jersey gave speech full Of learning-con.
tInip., more learning than logic. lie pronounced
'i.t tai artillery practice which kills more at the
braecl than IL kills at the muzzle oil the guns.
Uc tnouuit he Was a Low Churchman, but since
lc.rlul the arguments tins tOOr tie had risen IN
bts o,gn stet w. whether lie had risen in the esteem
OF o;uers q not. Why DO We hear such peculiar
zones from tie New-Jersey pew Were that great
mau Bis op DOaus wLo sleeps sweetly III his grave
10 come forth, would not lie carton notes starte
tbir Convention. lie Wa loyal IN every fiber OF bis
jr.rle and would cot hesitate TO rebuke echism IN
the G nfcl ag1 rebellion III the State. We gam
nothing by nnciYg words We have tbreeiolf
duty We are " obey the authorities because they
ere orlai1cd OF Cod TO oppose these authorities Is
rebellion Tue church il hg her eiil, and TO oppose
and break away from her Is schiem. With regard
10 or duties - the lamhy he would make no com
menfs Thee being 70 many degrees J schlsm, he
did % care vote that the Church South Is com
I rosed Of schisnali,s. He de-ired the Convention
60 .y hat the cOndnc Of The Church south Is wrong.
We Iay, been very oblging, very obedien', very
faterual toward Southern brethren, IN order 10
keen them within our pale but the moment they had
o Glance 70 20 they went radically, earnestly. Can
they pc brought back by colt words Because he
suglC.fed alteration OF one at tie General Con-
veviion. he was called fanatic and an Abolition
Isl, aud he had been stiff conservative all his life.
~ tt6t Convention "a delegate IRON South CHTolna
sid "kaudali. DO YOU know what we had intended
20 90 had your resolutions pa.sedP lie replied he
did TO-. "Weil, we Lad made mp our minds 10 rise
in body and leave lie iOuse." Now, there was
Se,.,. on in tie bud. This remark brought the
delegates from Mary aud aud Kentucky 10 their
feet vino wished 10 know whether he-the delegate
frJIn South Carolina-spOho merely for South Caro-
lua, oc for the entire Southern delegation. DIR.
RAsDALL repIed that he understood the delegate TO
ll,cu ne entire delegation.
Tie fsey. DR.. RANDALL then proceeded 10 point
ont dangers that might follow the silence OF the
House on Tue question before them.
judge tBAMBEES thought tho question OF the
Rebellion eho1id not nave been introduced before
ne C0nvcf tiol. he avowed his opinion that the
letter % BlsnOp Polk was IL forgery. The Rev. DIR.
Fin.ln proyeo mat IT. was genuiLe lie had seen
the original elter aud was familiar with tue manu-
script Of Bishop Polk. Judge Chambers continued
20 advocate tho exclusion OF all secular subjects
from the Church until the Convention adjourned.
lyENiNG SESSION.
Dr. HOwc III tho chair IN alleged Topographic
e14 error IN the Prayer Book was the irrt question
before the lioute. IL was referred ~ IA Committee
Of three, who are 70 report at The next General Con-
yention.
Ihc Joint Committee have finally determined that
Piilade pAa and not Chicago shall DO the next place
OF D. ccuug d the General Convention.
The Rev. DR.. MEAD called up the report OF the
Committee on Cauons, and called attention to the
clausc which Authorizes the Bishops Of dioceses in
The lOyal states 10 give refugee from tho seeded
Slses authority 10 preach.
The resolution wAs laid on the table temporarily
10 afford Judge CHAMBERS an opporiu unity TO con-
clade reply 10 tue Rev. Doctor Randall, Of Massa-
chuseits He SAID, We came here with an over
wheIudng majority sgsinst touching the trouble.
come issups that iInate society. What has rnado
tne great change Ia the Convention! Shall we DO
ashamed TO bold up our heads when we return to
COR honesl lie made a long and elaborate speech,
i which he maintained that tho great change Of
sentiment M tho Convention ehould be attfibned ~