, 1863-09-18

the cle1gy-to TIC mntltud,nni.e meaup resorted
70 tes ter ra1tipg 1h mony for pr ssed religious ppr
y mantl. station OF the btrging spirit under
tfeee and euch these ingenfoasly DEVISED forms,
ter holding up tfese practices TO severe animed-
version, drew an eloquent parallel between world
j AID Christian expedlencJ.
AundiDg to hts diocesan ytsttati0ns, the Btthop
rmsEkt d, that while they occupied feld ~ large
had nsceasa,,lr been mo:c limited, and gave the
While On the subject OF local preparation for
diocesan ylsitattups, he rernarked, that every
year PEI boDs TO be confirmed, provided the u1lnts-
lei performed his dn1y, and be passed from this
enh}cctto view Of the aboss Of the Diocesan du-
II fE ef Psa snS S m M session
duced upon tho minds Of its members bY the cir
cnmstanecs surrounding their assembling, grow.
me address spoke With disapp:obation Of the |
course pursued BY the Convention in the publ!ca-
Day, in Els own church, he Bishop had co Confirmed %
thar5 eight persons and administered the sacra-
mGnt 10 over two hundred communicating.
religious effort amo.'g the scsudinasians Of this
ciy: e and q Eir1og support and encouragement to
the Scandinavian churches. was insisted on.
A. address alluded to the atten.
gar, " hich took place ut Joliet. At ono time an
effort was made to obtain an Injunction, by way
.1fs1s viii he authority cf The I cha%rsh % ths Bsh. 81
op as determined to oppose, and employed for
that purpose the Hon. 4, ". Arlington. The ar
Eesnt made b c1nns' e. III point st issne
eTety Religions community. - Of the highest char
scteE end It ts The hope aLd desire Of The writer
lhe Cornerstone Of a. new church II
Perm with Masonic, honors, or which the rector Of
lead to the resignation Of Rev. Mr. Alien With the
Bthop's appreciation, and that church is now
S1tlout rector: Tac & &lsSipg q thG corner stone
~ difficulties Of similar nature, but the trustees
had tince acknowledged their error, and that
question Was now happtly adjusted.
u recees. AT o'clock 1t again assembled, when
drst IN he order Of basi1 ess was rtaa the Treas
The Treasurer remarked after reading tho re-
rort that this wae the hrst year In tho history OF
The diocese il which the Bishop had receivcd his
full eala5 OF = 600, which the Diocese had CON
,he needy Condition Of the missionary fund.
A report was then made b. the Committee on
fge. of b .e q s dss
e1unec that the claims Of the parties were so con
1icting that they Recommended that Mt. Ander-
u he a. s q h
committee wAe, after some debate, received. and
the committee discharged
descd to BE- printed, insteaa Of T5o ~ heretofore.
4 resolution MAS adopt.d thanking the citizens
Of Chicago for their hospitality, az well as divers
Also a rtsolution thanking the Rev John VIII
kfnson for his long-conIinned services "a sscre-
4 motion that a sa1ag Of $50 annually be pal.
4 motion was made and carried to refer 80
much Of the Bishops address as relates to Sun.
day Schools, to Comntt.ee q threc ele,gymsn
ton. with rejtItce t0 the relations Of the sunday
School system to families aid the church. -
Tls sE tssn ,s ia the yoe Sn the
Clesical-Rey L n. BEsEn1c7,
Rev. CI1EToN LookE, -
Rsv. I. r. CtoEEa4
Lay-N.B K1pDER, st James Church.
L. B. 0T1s, Trinity Church,
"a BRYAN, st. Johns Church.
The te1lcrs reported that the choiee Of the Con
yt1tio1 for delegstes to ths Nstionn conSentioa r
ls e. SR1S aSd Gesse n Gen
of H. eiersv, and Hoa s d: Treat, Non. 3, 4
se,vant, 8. q Judd, Esq and George Green, Esl.
Of the city The present iacnmbsnts wsts tt mani
fo1ua1ity Of ballot
The Committee on Legislation, to whom hai
been referred the propoecd amendments OF tha
matter 10 the decision Of the uext Convention. :.
Af1vr come debate, the whole matter was lafi
on the table b. vote ef 20 to Il. followed. hos :
l. rs1is 4 ~, .r,;n
Rev ur. Bishop made motion to pay tho e1
ptnst injured b. The asscsso1s sho sat o. %
u'a g. & " ',;as nesi Il "oas' oas W LIZ son|'u
Rev. i'll. Emitbcft presented IN account ara,us
the diocsse, in bhalf of the Rev E: ". H1ga.
ios r. i1sas an n oelshs 6 -
S2e0o in counsel fees. This last item vas strac
out at the suggestion Of Mr. Hag ara counsel, VIII
Weie present "a ond the account 5hsn $1,000 e. some @
1se Eo9,ttex or Flashee n MINT N. ,,onn,ent
hon. 4. T. Arlington, and tie decision Of Jaag
Wilson, in the Injunction case already alluded t.
M SH R.hon Whttahanaa tHs ~
, Convention adjouraed IN de
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