, 1865-10-07
THE TRIENNIAL EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION.

OF Welcome to Provincial Dloeesea- /
An nAntl-Vo1untecriu% Canon Rccoln-
manufactured Mls~Ioua.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago rsthunc.l
pu1LApELFn1A, Oct 6.
The third day's sitting finds the convention |
busted the eame topics ~ on the PREVIOUS day.
THE SOUTHERN plocEsEs. |
In the House Of Bishops, Atch1son Of North !
Caroline, and Lay Of Arsanaas, have taken their
Seats contrary 70 the expectations End expressed
purpose ot the convention Their Dioceses are
therefore again united 10 the convention. Bishop
Johns or virsiuia, has written that though greaty
deasops Of returning to harmony with the church
be must await the action Of the sonhesn body his
Diocesan clergy having passed strict rote enIoin
fpg such course. It Is rumo1ed that other Southern
Dioceses haTe delegations ou the way here,
At the opening In the House of Deputies at tue
call Of Tennessee substitute ltst OF Deputies WAS
received and voted Oh, End took their kesss.
CANADIAN MEMORIAL
A very interesting episoae or the morning ees.
Canads, presented By the Rer. Dr. besyeus the Pro.
curator Of that body. It noble Chris isn docu.
nent, which takes occasion publicly TO record
d!etentjon In the church and State bad ceased to
e1lst. Thus again the Conservative wing received
on MT IT, sna sas r. Gdss s9su,
thankfnlne+s that slsrery y dead even without
WonLDs CONTENTION.
| An important Recommendation On the fuccecd1n.
! s1Hech nt Rev. Dr., Fuiton1, Metropolitan bishop
| OF Canad4, uas fot worlds convention. II wae
favored by Nj. Rngg,et, Of New York, who urges
that relations Of fellowship may thus be extended
In a ehaln around the world.
Rksolc11oEs Or WELCOME.
Rev. Dr.. Cummings, Of this city. Offered series
Of mild and pleasant resolutions Of welcome to Tue
returned deputauoua trotn the south, hn~ In Con-
Judge spatdEpg, Of Ohio. strongly opposed the
touc and bearing Of the resolutions. md declared
belsion Il what they OMITTED rather tlsan what
they eaid. 1hezr wss sensational tendency to the
debate, but = xeene vas eaysts b{ tw1 uneom;
1lowe-ofthis csy, whe. aNeT haSto. Enade speeches
n which they espressed ther psssona hostalhS - to
| Cummings resolutions Is entirely sufficient.
PROVINCIAL DtocEAEt.
radical change IN the constitution Of the House
Of Behpps. by the creation Of Provincial Dioocsct
.ncsessfr: lhe number Of Bishops for the s1eatel
e1hency Of church .nnistsat'ons, especially tn ths
large sna growing States under DISCUSSION 70,
two hourA. with the result Of committee, who vii
consider the point Of 30 amending the canons- II
l. change TOO considerable 10 b- speedily o. has
lily adopted.
IN AH11-sotrHyEEn1,;6 CANON.
One OF thu mprt Characteristic discussions thu.
tar rcitcd, MAS on proposed canon forbiddlnR tht
Rs1. Frof siahon: Of Maryland. who dnrlns the
. war sdrited his students 70 resist the atast cam
l
take ali tae conseqaencee. lie urged thai the ehnte
esa!e e5stsafs y i. ,pps.sa for come
{. Hasatio Seymour declared that The canon Wou'
!" | be useless ~ protection to nny body.
; lies. Dr. vinion, Of New iork, rnaae noble an
patriotic speech IN too good temper to be acsthipG
r, m.tsf1 Was tHii
eult, probably, canon against the clergy volul
+ teering, thoash esen thle my lal Aniens; T.
d duty. jndge spaaldias, of Ohio, made strong :,
= able speech.
CHURCH MISSIONS.
oonasa as & 81 u: seaas4n e.
hate been constituted expressly desig1Atea 70 d
'esfnf of hnoe md eess1si % Southern SOUTH md
II ihe Freedmen. Tha faet that these gs1st!emcn 4
~ o,ec1fptnre TO euit the blacks servants obey 30
masters. and the case Of Onesimus. will p1zz
them little at the optsct. but The change OF q
cunnftances may induce change o1 doctrine NUT
ally profitable.
Of The Mission reports Of the past year arc hrh
interesting. The Missions tn Greece, Chias, Ispa
Il Adies, saa Mexico called for total e1pendfia
~ [By Associated PnaA]
"a PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Convention reassc
b1ad Al 10 o'clock.
Dr.. HR6ee, nt New 1ork, stated tntt ttso deq
lies from Tennessee were prescnt. but owing to t
ne Biz to present their certificates. lie moved that
u. names q ths fe1nsssec deputies be placed on
The Committee on Cauons. appointed yestcrds
reported In faror Of the adoption Of q new can
mt h1s eha1eS i'm xassn tbe ntary ali % q nas% % acr
esr o. the United staset, except IL the capacity
he Chsplans, o. sater aay mtata1 9r naval :she
4 message xas 1eeeiaed fIom .he House Of ni'
ops tpcIoefuc IN addicss from ihe Protestant Ep
= K Sss i S;s q
he nd nlsde feM 1ensrlr; be t. Pro-
o. Ss nd VIE
- ~ rdeluhia a. the bcaFer al the address above u;
bss | toned.
Al The Rev. Mt. Fulsord, Lord Bishop OF Canat
"a netneen @ % he M chn1eil IL England md Amefiea.
~ Ihe question was discQssed Of alteriur he can
. tions, ,sas iost an The eomaittec dscharssd II
-" EeS' Dr.. Cunmincs thea foss aud offered the I
n. Ms5{red. Th1t this nouse offers fts profou
Se MI te cericai and isv 5esrs,es SGo lie Dtoce
e. We recognize their presence IN our midst as ol
The ssnion Of The ci,,1rch Throughout TIC length
De orea4th q the land.
lar | Judge SpauadinE OF Qh1Q, hoped the ret0luti
ID would not pass. Ne nc eiad 10 receive our brc
m: rcn from lie eeceded states, but be vas opposed
le, | gettins down IN humiliation Into the mud. We
siai to see tbem. bnt be cnnsidered the pa4saec
= | enrh rcsolnt1un ns nremipm Tor rrMilion
el. vas entirely opposed to II.
* | Mr.. Iafne1. Of Pennsylvania, moved TO Lay
i maiief on dc .able. Tie moi,o1 to lay The re
lutlon on the table was lost by yeak u: noes H.
r. / Dr. Hare hoped that the retolntton wonll D;
E. ihc uouse b. = large MAJORITY. ne abhon
i e1aycsy. He ~as pained At the degraded cont1l!l
on | In which the coored race WIS kept at the Nor
a. hnt II ne work with the feehng Of patriots
,e; ought 10 remember ho largo part Of ihe Epas
ur. pn} Church 10 implicated at the South II we
!e; hold out the olive hranch 70 our brethren at
Isl South TIC ouSht 10 do 70. he WIS surprised at
ng. objection made By q member Of this hopse 10
resolution, which he considered caEselS H.oH
stye. lie welcomed our brethren Of North ca
the lima. Texas and Tenneseee With open ar1ns.
4 wnt elad 10 see them here, and their pseeence 81
~ ! denea our hearts.
nd Rev. Mr. cumrnins had Trusted that when
the debate aud IN the epIrIt which had been expires
aFe | by tho last speaker.
t.ou.
TIE resolution then passed.
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