New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
-,.nax. CONVENTION OF FEE
pvcr. EpXsCOPAG CHURCH
,,..o e-bureI. and tie Rebellion.
efNVlI DAY.

ie ", ~ Mr. prIIlps OF Michigan, who sne-
c;:s,ed ,hat tie Committee Of NIe, appplneu oI
,ie Csair on the stGte Of the Nhu"A - r.o e.
b., ing 10 II - dcegate from ea'h p:''.sse, %
=! - = erlp,i. rs VII have fair inyes'lg anon,
The CpAIRaAv who Lid chosen 'iis o"e-si"e'
Coor,t-oe. was olf.rdei NJ the suggestion o. tue
ge.i.eGan llom Michigan, snd deci"ieu !" o'' u Va
"'i ~ rn.xc,s yrgroN defended the reso! alton on
,,'.--5 tS@t tte gentlemen named by tho Chair
h.d "a NJ one or two exceptions, committed them-
.,yes aeai.s the sprt O. ine resiA'iohS, anu tuey
would not have fair aineht az Inc hanos oi SUCH
~ Rev, Nr. DoANz of New-lersey said we
~, r.tisf.rfor, evidence that the Church South
Iar ,.,. .'s8 from the Church North. He was not
satisfied with The proof afforded by printed pamph-
r.. og tie wing newspapers. He was not answer
slIe % the Convention for his loy alty.
Al imrulajion has been cast upon bin, that he
vas unwilling 70 pray tor his country. lie repeited
the irei,.ua!iOu. He opposed tie resolutions offered
bv Tie 9ou;lemgn from Ponnsylyauia, because there
We foson in them Tie speaker brought up an
Hlu.lIa'ion sIeting deputies from Border State,
pu e. word OF explanation from one OF the Secre'a-
ries vac touch which spoiled IL.
A.era moments hesitation he proceeded TO warn
the C0us snton agliust offending tne South. lie dld
noj care lor the opinion OF Il VAN Woila' nc "os
not g. lawyer only u preacher. With hgure o'
spes,h h ycsuecing the raven and the Hood, ne con
eluaed a carefully prepared speecl.
Remarks were neNt made by DR.. VISTos aud
other.
NJ. WrtsA read long report respecting tie GER
wees OF lsymen when used III conjunction with tie
Ia aols q The parish clergy. he uade speech, IN
W ga Le Ilsied several anecdotes, 10 illustrate the
lic'y the People az the SOnih.
Pc. SsAT3CCK s4.d he " s 2 Yankee Of Puritan
De-, ent, now q pgOies,or III Cambridge unlNer-
sitq, O. OEEa 8 CLUTchman. He loved the people OF
Virginia n the Church, because they were not go
mocA a iegislatng they were Q praying people
TREY Were ALWAYS found engaged in goo1 works
UNCANOSiCAL ORDINATION OF BISHOP.
Tie h,V. Or. NiNIoS notified tie House that lie
wolll propose the following preamble and resolu-
uons .Or THEN adoption:
hosas Csuon Kill Of Title l. OF the Digest, enscts that
~ ts.c y 3 hops o. ,he ITotests1 Ercorri Church in
DRed saIe' OF America from The Conyenten b. whe N
Cncsl and 10y D,eg ties in 0eneel Consenton evidence
Of ilcs eTprotou Ct telonias and OF ths ssseat to
bis coAssoiLpon: and
u 1rSas II luther enacted in the Aforesaid that
gsrpg lie recess OF tie General Convention the Cha. Ell
IL .ns Diocese loud be desEou C: tho sonsecraiion oi
bishop tie Standing Committee OF the Church IN such
Dccsc s communicable TIE de..re 70 toe Standing Com
ntt.e ho Churchs in the different Docesss together
copies Of tIe teshmoass for the consent oi
UitS,a, 4 is further scsel by the Aforesaid. that
~nout tie Aforesaid cquisiie 10 9i bHep
shat iafo pce dufifg violation OF the soresala canon no
l3 thereby sirs Il ssion TO bishop and attempting to
Gyr ors q The diocese OF Tie PToteson Fps
copai lca IN tae ni'ed states to bsh9p by reeatt
and ,c4.nstic procedure In contempt al he Constitution
sad O. h Protestant Ereopa Church Of tie United
Therefore R,.ses That the House Of Bishops eoncurrrs
a. Y
Chnrob in United States Of Amenea pronounce 'he
.nOu cts hsho2. Of rg.i1 Seofs's a3d sou,h N;Ioins
ps see Of nc sLop Of Asbana TO bs Tresa ar uneanorca
srd and iLl: Ii jurisdiction in the Diocese o.
hord 4bai iae SPECIAL Committee ne iastrgetea 70 con
pcr m -por. what llfthcg tc i the Genera. Con-
veesn sf. tsfs the dignity and tho sh,s
ofthe P1tes.s1t Lrl '9. Al Church ~ the Pfemises
Tie Rev. Mr.. NHlITlEs OF Kentucky presented
the following resolution:
s,ois,d II Is De referred 70 tire Committee Csnens
.aa4ns ie Canon Xlll section u; Title Canon *.
sdhe Pubrs when Ieqifes eorsin prayer. And tnasS.
Pra,eTs Of oTIgs and evening sefvoe and itp 10 t'
touse there fe auy dscr"P between them, ad
.sy wi ss'iion asy 1e Hoos''sy 10 :emsT. tne see
The following r.csaage was received rom 1he
House Of Bishops
sssssGE 40. 5.
The House o. Bh.p. inform ihs House Of cleric.l ari
Lay DtpUti, that b. adopted she following solution;
Lr0e1. IEs Ibis !IClr concur n the fe-o!uiiol o tue
BSOss ofClcsl sud Lay Deputies relating TO the boSnoe
ne eiDe Diocese q ,ssehe cts 4nd h-ode Island "AA
w-stsslsni..e : 70 .he fioos- in Me.ssss No. ?.
The Eev. MIR. Gardiner Of Maine offered the foi-
loving reeOldliOn which, at the request OF Dr. VIM
ton, VS. withdrawn
Eoe8 That DE Secretary be requested 70 have printed
fer toe Of the House so copies o any in it,
,.on PuIIor1g TO be jounss OF tho Genera Coz, snIion
sthe d Con edeIas States or s1en I-rs % tie s-re
nay throw bsat Hpon the question no" unsef coz
sidera ion .lis House.
DR.. GoODw,S, in the course OF debate, rebukcj
those persons who imputed false motives 10 others
WHO differed from them lie did not like to have his
own efforts and tie eorts Of other parties denounced
rs dirty business" he reviewed Judge Redield,
ybose stories created q laugh, but they did not
answer hil arguments. He did not deal in figures
o. speoca but proposed practical measures, without
ora'Orical disylsy. In reply 20 DR.. Shauuck, he
SAID, wherever be happened 10 be, be was not
ashamed % be called q Yankee, for At the prcsent
nme soeiesy ws diyiced into two classes Rebels and
Yankee
Jadre CHATrEBs taking to himself the remarks
Intended for Or. Hawks made few remarks, when
he yss intorI Ell Of his mistake.
Doctor NiSTOs arose ana presented Ms resolutions,
with request that tbey be referred to joint Com
pnt,ee
Mr. RUGGLYs moved the postponement OF the reso-
luions until tie next frienuial Convention. lie
woald enforce bis resolution with the remark, that
The Con e. ie.ate arny held tie State Of Alabama.
lie made q lengthy apology for the course adopted
by the SecessiOnsfs IN the Church at TIE South.
Nhea called 10 order, lie sustained by the Chair,
VINO had Just decided that DIR. Goodwin must take
his ,eat lie hOpCd the Southern States would not
Be devastated and that the four millions 10 Slavery
will no. be set free. lie drew picture Of slaves
tutetenng their matters, aud hin,ed that interven-
non might prevent this. lie softened the remarks
he made yesterday. lie dii not mean ~ say this
country would die 30 young !. may he dsintegrated;
nav fail into Fragments; England SAYS II shsll be
broken NJ. But the Church Will remain the sane.
The Hon. MURRAY HOFFMAN called the attention
Of the Convention 10 the fact that the gentleman
from Trinity simply called upon the Convention TO
rier bis preamble and resolutions 10 JOINT Com
llee.
The resolutions were Laid upon the table.
Ia accordance with q canon adopted at the COnven-
ton held in Richmond, the Rev. Mr. SAMPSON, rector
ofthe Episcopal church in Paris, presented report
which indicates its progress.
" select the following extract from the report,
watch waE printed for tne convenience OF the Con-
yer,iOu.
Attention should be called the influence It hs, had In JIo
eetil. closer Communion with Inc Church Of England
We b. re idea nc cn before tie eyer Of TIE old word Of
t'as iSo gre' brsnchrs Of Tie Church Of Christ Two in
snces ony viii be recalled ,gy Illustrating It's power 10
tLsr % Oe % Gi A. intercourse The ylst
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