, 1865-11-16

Dr Clinton TrcSe Thoqc of The Uousc Of Clerical
rad a s. ihe Rsv' Dr. D C Ca % ains Re1. H. Locke
ihcn Rad tna ic11ual consent Of 'ths House oi
bishops for TIC eonscqstiop Of Rev. b., Cl,rkson
"a Nithnn a. Eehf11Rs md Is. te..atoxV xdiscsnt
thereio. The nromlse Of conformfIy. prescribed
with Ill The other ceremonies IN the for1na Of the
chu1cI, vas hen made by the Dsnop elect. Tbs
Psa11 PsI Rgsbnn Tn1hot' The ronssc1t;ne Ri;hnn
t;e,, to,, u;tS ihe rns,n'osM 1se
Grafton ne Hl'nops ro9eo GsmE pased npon ~ ps
Naa1s =, = as,see mi f.essy,nrr' ~ R,c.ns
nd Ss fnef bsofe 1he @ WSis he wi
sreakor tp.1ts was snpg Gy g1sGop p AopSns T1th
s e @ y ~ ea tnS e.
thep Offered n apa Smss he os5sF ;sts Fs, ,Ss
ca knes!ng, ne 6sn9Rs R1ssa RE- e, lolaso ~ u t1e
tosma M 9h e ,hs nto.e aG rs e1 En- ae
eonsecIslor sna Key: D.: sa1kson aFozs on his
Enees the dnlJ eonseSla.ea 5ashIop o1 Neosssss-
tHe hgnt 'e'efeno ooS.os e!a1A As'o'
The lo5th HYMN WIS., next sung by the choir. and
collection was taken up for missionary purposes
in he new 6efd Of EebfasEs. While lie coIjection
rtfed by RI. Rey. Bishop Lee: who also delivered
'os pta'st A'' rns 1,s I1 uo11 coa.Ts1os. ]
1A@ no@A
An iDtermi'son was made IN the services, 10 ena'
bic those 70 leave Who were n2t des5ous o. remain.
ng to REs 81 inc ,o Iar Fns ne
than tNo hundred remaining to paltake Of ne ssela-
ntes Tie eHho3tson IN fhs conunon seyces
was delivered by Bishop McCoskray, who conduct
ed them to the prayer. We do not presume" RI.
Rev. Bishop Lee presided, and eonssesated he els-
ops present. and they n turn joined IN distributing
to the other clergy and aftefMaI TO the communt-
esas, so9S t6 people, Ihs he mGst sS%a % m
| Church, when old and young otan classea join To-
gsthcr in their commep attestatnn Of faith IN he
I HET34tSu
hats even az AGED s a,gnsncanee 70 no,e Wao RAIL
spa'ed n IL ibe ~" Rs9pa aad baTae mn s,ieS
| Of tho couseerated bread and Wine. tufned
tesfial eanees npon .aer ~ osioSea 'te ga'1o5i
| 90 soon 10 Pc eepataad HnEn lnen4 N ~
by e@oIion; sought their "a; AGAIN: Yoang peo:
pc VS. n .ae to sRs R az Sa9 .ne ss e
showed tnat lhey 100 ielt me lainlot sosmhy o.
?; 1oI I'd so5ow must have tbronsed tnielF . u
.sb'e os ths Lord win hln who had 50 long eesn
sssPes % or sss, e. aasesiy Gy sickness and
ae41n nuat 1--we oeta ieelsd ~ Anst LII ninus: IN
~ nn1aoc.snn se,s Mn s sats bg
nsnoP hsMpT5; o H, T. y ssT ai,r"a W. III ~ sun'
aHu ~. ny. nasnop ~. , us'SIu ne ueee
" W oro,nn ~ s neTs. anu ~ sisrt
piaJsl tse On tGos so saea1 ,,a
se S aHGs sEac ~ ~ rsnss3 aa .e1ra
nn IN the nrrsnR.1e sd;oinine he chnrch '~A
4 .
EflscoPAcY IN AMERICA.
the Episcopei history of Chieaso; il is The nrst
eon.eaa,ion Of Bishop which has been made in
elevated 10 thai dignity from this diocese In view
Of the importance Of the occasion, the following
Amslies sa ui III b s pesasea 4 with interest i' e -
tnauentinl body, numbering within theiE ranks
4 many Of the hfst and wenlthiest men In the land,
Llkc many other National institutions, the church
| II m ufaboot Of the Church OF England, aud was
originally chiefly maintained by societies IN the pa
For many years previous to the revolutionary
war, BY which our country gained her proud inds.
penee, Ministers Of the established Church OF Brit
| cisliy in 1he now Southern State OF Nafyla1d,
where in 1921 the majority Of The populatlon were
Enisconaifsns and were sufficiently powerful 10 es.
tabllsh that Church a. he religion Of the colony,
hnvevr a,s ~ n1rny3de for tbr1n nntii .tfsr II
s 81 .,rea r. - tb.t ~ ,ha Frn1,sh r1sho1
n 11anh, 1' Il +s1s}1en ~ "
ehn-cS n Amer;ce md III rsndsd,tes ~ thia
eonT;1v ~, ~ NV a. comne1jea IN - onIas
~ n1sc H. ~ n,d..z - w - Ena3.nd - "'e''
sh. e. nan n ~, eo,e,. IN bn, x
snSsaso1s I'd slvs,s esea asissisd 6oih y y 5adsh
u-t 1l 1.1aE.. ~ " fan3. tuS
~ ~ efnastts 1nets 49,, - ~. 1naitI.
bas1sItoya1d tne colonies; whlle h:se the Hpidly
posed such an establishment, seeing the close con.
parent land: Bishops we're considered to be fnnc.
nonless unleas ihey comoineo enasea antaont9 1,N9
WIN secular ponnGSal power. Anu 30 'nsH lnuo
Indeed, ihsss Ceilings are said 10 be 50 prevalent
and deeply rooted especially IN me minis O. tne
eolopi.tsn - o. SeW England 20 l6at !eey eoni.ion.ee s
people fearing that long continued dependence
upon the Engliah government, must inevitably Re
suit in the establishment Of an episeopats stmifal
1 character
Naturally such sentiments Wele not universal. bu
like all others met with opposition md disfaVor, st
he church became partially divided, those Who op-
g The now Moitbetn states- -beconainE tories. ].
were less prevalent, and he Episcopaiians NOR
unanimously esPoused the cause OF -" revolu
aonlsts- ....-.
eighty pa5oehial ele1eymsn q ibis church. 70 the
! noflnWaEI anQ -suuL1"hso VI 1ialYAnu. anu knsJ
e t ano M H. T. nj
ln fotei9n ralls. though IN iaaIy ia4u; ~ VI nave
previously ooeer;eo, ano aiso u NllEthla7 we mem
ne1s 81 sne r,a cnGsen welS o1e numerous aao COM
No oIganizstioo Of shs church In IN Amsrics a Va
Stp Te s ua IN. e S's7, S ~ ~ S aonSn
posed foT union and orFanization of ths Ghaafe,
1" EnxiAna people ~ - t!s ~ @no. .o-
Itsto1F. AoMenet, " ~ uri,aa,Aa.!u4 70 g. tnk
q 70 as sae SmtaoI
obstacles in The WY Of his obtaining bis ordination
In England, DE- Seabury went for that purpose Il
Scofllnd, where be WAS conseeratet BY the mon
jaTina" Bishops, Robert KtlgeuE A1thaz Petite ant
John Skinner, at Aberdeen, NOV II, 1sSA
IN me 4th OF fenfuarJ. l!e7, 10 pu1auance OF a.
application made 70 The Eugi1sh Church By tht
General Contention which assembled IN this cuun
tex atout two Gea1s before that date, Dr.. Wtnisu
bite or PetmsyiSau32 and ID, samuel P1pvoet q
NeT York. were eGnsessuied as hlshops at Lambeth
Palace chapel BY tho Engiifh Afchhishops, and OF
the 18th Of September, 17n, James Madison Of Vir
g1n1s Was IN Ike manner conseerated lot the Anest
~ the year l'sA the General Convention. con
saa , thasa sstas a1 sn1 nfoIs ay
5atiop had been effected, assembled When coilsti-
tution and lsws for the 'organix.tion md govern
Inept q t6s c1nfcn as pfnslnslal nEanch Of rpe
player book In use IN the churches Il England,