Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-05

ione Of the most sincerely consistently
| and unequivocany loyal men TO be found In this
sweeping assertion !. jas.ise1 BY csr,ain fsct.
connected with the lawn Of the church, the law
Of nations and the history Of this reverend gen.
tleman.
In the Ant place, Mr.. syle, whilst occupying
the position offemporary rector Of Trinity Church.
refused 70 obey order from the Bishop Of the a.
ocese Was this IN act ofloyal,y or disloyaltyi II
| layman can understand the meaning Of the oPdi-
sal 70 obey the Bishop on the part " rector is
more than simple act Of disloyalfy to the church:
| 10 refusal to comply with the requirements OF
| an oath taken In "the name Of God and Of his
| church, In the aforesaid ordination services,
| the charge Of the Bishop to the candidate for
priestly orders closes with the following solemn
adjurston, viz: And now, that this present con-
eregation OF Christ may also understand your
minds and wills In these things, and that this
your promise may the more move you to do your
duties, ye shall answer plainly TO these things,
| which we, In the name Of God and Of his church,
The eighth demand" Of the Bishop. under
the foregoing solemn adjuration reads az follows:
"Will You reverentlv obey your Bishop, and
| other chief ministers who, according to the
| canons Of the Church, may have the charge and
government over you following with a glad
| mind and will their godly admonitions, and sub
hitting yourselves TO their godly judgments !r
Amwef.-"I will 90 do, the Lord being my
helper"
Section IA, canon 10, title 1, of the Dlges. 1,
| reads as follows:
"The Bishop Of each diocese may compose
require for extraordinary occaslons, and transmit
them to each clergyman within his diocese;
| sehOse dEfy fr shSH Be to use such forms in his
church on such occasions."
Having thus conclnsively established that the
Bishop IL fully authorised to compose forms Of
prayer and send them to the clergyman of his
diocese, and having also shown that clergyman
Is bound by solemn oath TO obey the orders Of
II I full A 0,,la
to explain the reason why his refusal TO use the
prayer prescribed by Bishop w hitting ham should
| not be considered an act Of diSIoyalty to the
Church, Will he have the exceeding kindness
which authorizes q rector to sit In Judgment upon
an act Of the Bishop Of the Diocese? IL no such
authority can De cited by him, 1t is impossible for
MI Style to escape the charge Of disloyalty to the
Church. An Episcopal clergyman takes upon
himself the same obligation TO obey bis Bishop
that he does to be diligent in prayers and In
az help to knowledge Of the same" Also, the
SINE obligation that he does to perform the other
duties appertaining TO his sacred profession.
Therefore. IL he can disregard one Of the duties
gard them all at his pleasure. He can become a
lawunto' himself. II clergyman cannot sonsci.
entiously o6sy his Rshop, there 10 but one course
for him to pursue to avoid the crimes Of dIsloyaty
and perjury and that II to resign, and then carry
his complaint to the proper tribunal for settle.
ment.
Now, with regard to Mr.. Styles claim to being
considered some ofthe most sincerely, thoroughly
consistently, unequivocally loyal men 10 the
Government Of the United states to be found IN
this OF any other counsry,' but few words are re-
CURED 70 expose the audacious and pre- postero
fslsity OF thettstement Mr. Style is not an Ar;s,i-
edH eth4sa He is q British Jxbjset. A subject
OF government that has from the start manifest
ed Indignantly unkind feeling towards the
United States Government during the war II has
been forced 20 wage for in national existence
M wi BOD and afR0r hall
the world ever saw. The Lord preserve " from
such tosa!iiis a: the Rev. Mr. sU'-
-----A.uIng the well known fact that the
course pursued by Mr.. Style has driven more Ii an
6af OF the church and congregation from cid
lIni,s, anS Eat se !; etsrting no good influence
NE following language In his published letter:
Moreover, and finally, have come to the con.
cluson that, under the same circumstances,
should 90 the very same things all over again,
only, perhaps, with more emphasis In each par.
tlcular instancen
IL this does not SAVIOR more OF the spirit Of the
world, the fesh and the devil, than 1t does OF the
Lord Jesus, tn IN have been laboring under a
great error as to what are the true manifestations
OF that pleased spirit " -
In conclusion, wiz ssh IL certain eircum.
ftsnces personal TO Mr.. Syle may not afford KEY
TO explain the why and the wherefore OF bis course
as well az the enthusiastically insolent style Of his
late published letter? May not the clue be found
10 The alleged fact that be for some time past has
been engaged to be married to q rich Virginia
widow, teto hds ttco SOFAS ~ the rebel army?
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di1epEtab!s hoHSe, wss Investigated Yesterday
morning at the guardhouse, by Justice Walter
Mrs. Edwards appeared with her counsel &c
answer the accusation, and was honorary dis.
charged, and the case qnallE dismissed by the
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