Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
EARTHQUAKE In CALIFORNIA,
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE Of DR.. MUDD.
4 a.. &C.. Ac. &e., AZ.


PHLAD1lrR!A, Qcs.i ss-Thss eopvenlion re
assembled II 10 O'Clock.
Dr. Highly, of New York. stated that TWO dep
uties from Tennessee were present Tut owing &c
TIE absence OF that Diocese they were unable &c
present their certificates Re move, that the
names Of the Tennessee deputies be placed or
the roll Carried.
The Committee on C,nOns, 4tpoin,ee ysster-
das. reported iu favor OF the adoption OF new
csuon PROHIBITING eiergymen OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church from entering the military OF
naval service OF the United States except az
Cbsplsins, Or TO enter any military or naval
school except as chaplainH or professors of TIE
institution
messsse was received from the House oil
Bishops fneiosing Al address fron,-the Epscopa
Church in Canada 20 the Convention of the
Clerical Delegates of the United States
The Rev DR.. Benin. of Canada. WAS presen-
ted 10 the Convention and made . few. remarks
He is The welkno wn aothor OF the Cateehisni
bearing bis name, and visits Philadelphia the
bearer OF the message mentioned above.
Rev. Mr. Tulfoid, Lord Bishop Of Canada
also made a few remarks relative to the connec
ton between she Church OF England and
msrica. ...es s.t..-... ...ls. :
Tie question was discussed vi altering the
Icsaons which allows bishops 10 dstributs Easter
al;ns. 4 motion 40 recommit the question with
Instructions war !ost and the committee dis
charged iron, tbe consideration of the subject
= Dr. Cum Minis then rose and offered the follow
ing resolution ...F-.. e-Ff
Resolved, That This House offers It's profound
gratitude To God that We have among Ms our
'brethern the clerical aaG lay Deputies from the
Diocese OF Texas, North lCsrolins and Tennessee
and that NC recognize their presence in our midst
as token aud pledge of future and entire rssto-
ration of the union OF the Church throughout the
length and breadth OF the land.
JUICE Spaudng, OF Ohio, hoped the resolu-
ton would not pass; No we're glad TO receive our
brethren tron the seeded States, but he was
opposed 70 getting down in hulnilia,ion u them
glad see Them, but be regarded the
passage OF sxch resolution as = premium for
rebellion. as vac entirely opposed to it, -.4
Mr.. Ysrnel. OF Pean.ylvcain, moved TO lay
the mstter-on tne table
The motion TO lay the resolution on the table
was lost by yeas A, nays Al
DR.. Hare said the resolution should pass the
House by large majority he sehorrsd slavery;
he VAS panied al the degraded condition in which
colored people were kept. az the N ORTIZ, but ii
we work with the feelings of patriots, We ought
TO remember how large part OF the Episcopal
Church IL implicated at the South. If We can
hold ont the olive branch to our btethren oftthe
South, ought to do He welcomed onr
see, with open arms; he was glad to see them
here; their presence glad6ened our hearts.
Rev. DIR Cummins bad trusted when the
resolution offered would have passed
without debate, aud in the spirit which had been
expressed ny the last speaker
DR. Howe also urged the passage OF the reso-
luton.
The resolution then passed n
The question of provincial rganizstioR of Di-
oceses was called up
Mr Ruggles, of New York, moved 10 refer
the question to the COMMITTEES On sOauons, but
IT was afterwards considered by referring the
matte, 10 special committee
DIR. Vinton, of New York, suggested the mat.
ter De reisrfsd TO . committee OF one from each
Diocese
Rev Dr. wharton declined so accept the
amendment, as he believed q com tee of min.
would be as fully competentto attend to the du.
ties a. u larger one
Judge O.is said he had moved for a committee
OF ~. with view of reorganizing the Diocese,
OF the whole country. .1. a
DIR Mason cu1tinued HE remarks: the com
| miiree could only consider the subject and max
q report to the canon; definite sctiOn could bs
taken by them anu a small committee could &C
rs effectively as large one.
| Judge Otis accepted OF an amend ment making
The committee consist Of thirteen.
DIR Wharton accepted the amendment.
MIR Wm Welsh would like 10 see the Churcf
| throug bout the whole land working harmoniousl
| before any question which would commit th;
Convention 20 any particular eourse OF action
Was adopted q p ssaN ffGrt e
- DIR. Mahoa .ef NJ Wand. moved that the re
port OF committee be made at next Convention
4 The remainder of the session occupied il
discussing the proposed new canon relative e
clergy men enteriog the military and savsl sc
siss except as ChSplsins ammo