The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-24
TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.


report o. The committee oTohsrters, fayoTIng tn,
Sss9 a@GP y Pe Of RsI 81 p EsMon 8esSs y
consider The subject e report m Was hSa %
/ 'nding at the previous adjournment, came up fol-
disc Or. Goodwin discussed the subject at length
| Rev.. ID whose opinions should be taken Che
Goeston q pcgSaned With The EpisCopal ohuroS SSS
R S NV 9bhng b g1SSn asGS a. ks Of 5
TeH Bed s 'dng S Me s5e b sb told
here as u u was & a SUI ends upon having small do
perry OF tne Chureh oeF' , .., .,,
Conneoeut nention the Bsnedts q q s8ali gSnlii
doeese IL Ire Would Compare ~ sss SIocssS with n New lew
ss 9rk Wnce H SS wSS ohe 6sd o hundred
cent, and conmuncanIs In the . ssh had not in!
Il seemed that The small diocsses had no, grown
these facts II appeared that the iewest numDs VI
He dtd not think That merely pgttiaE bishop ip =
entering into parish could not but be OF advantage
was stronger than those around him but il did not
necessarily require new bishop to attain the same
Rev. Mr.. spackman, Of Williamson, leader for
postpone the consideration of the subject for the pre-
sent in Difference to the respect he the Bishops
opinion expressed in the morning, and for harmo-
"if Rev 'O'S T. n IsbtneT Of DanyiIle opposed any
change tactics IT, the Withdrawal OF this action
for an Assistant Bishop, and them when the division
should occur, this assistant bishop should be fosted
This they would not endure, as they were perfectly
The House agreed to postpone the subject for
The question recurring on the subject ITSELF Rev.
Mr.. Parvin moved That all documents relating 70 the
Mr.. William Welsh moved that the report on or
ganzaton OF Chrision Women be made the order of
The day icT tomorrow friday. az ~ A. NJ Carried:
the Convention pay The travelling expenses Of those
Adjourned tomeet at a. NJ to-day.
FOURTH DAYS PRoCEEpINGs
The regular exc rcises OF worship were gone through
The Convention Was called 70 order by the Pres
dent The minutes ofyesterday's meeting were read
Tbe Secretary said that he would consider the
his speech and so enter Il upon ihe minutes unless
the Conventon order Otherwise
Rev DR.; Gsrc offered the following. ,,.,,.o,,,,,
ResOtayed That M tne Committee on the ETamlna;ion
on motion DR.. Leeds was permitted to read a letter
OF explanation IN regard to the report of the services
be WI was Charged to look into Organization lie had
account OF what he had seen aud heard. He did not
fully agree with all the religious exercises he wit.
everywhere in order 70 minister to the sick and
Baltimore the Sisters saved many lives which pro-
badly would have been lost In our late war they
many lives were saved -,
Mr. W elsh saio he reloiced in the watchtulne S Of
customs II was not mere adherence to the Pope
Objections were made to the report of yesterday
The speaker in conc usion read PORTION Of letter
the women working earnestly gather INTO the
Church the workingmen and others.
what he had said 10 reference the
% a s and
care have left traces that are deep and permanent
il is thing needed make the parishes live
Of The wealthy the refined or the ed educated but the
notions were overcome BY the Whole-s3@nied pulled women,
It only needs that work be done Alright. according
to the principle of human nature ana common sense.
to gather in mostE sundant harvest L thank my
Rev Mr. PAWN asked What was before the House.
The Chair informed him the resolutions at the close
[They have been air eady published in THE EVENING
Mr. Parvin said that he was willing open all the
We want the Women Of the Church and young,
work There is plenty Of II for them IN 70 no. we must
He earnestly hoped the clergy and the laity would
Work Of Of women We have them AZ work Let
cseasngy give our put let VS. rs ee 3aeea
bllshment Of fixed order, which by-and-by Will deve.
lope into establishment of an order In the Church
| Of Christ not desired and not now had.
Rev Mr.. Dunn said that when he heard the report r.
gained but he could not help aoknowsdgnE s r1a That
evidently differences of opinion on the resolu-
reverend gentleman asked If the ladies were
pected 10 live In life OF celibacy?
| Rev. DR.. Spackman said that he was In favor OF
establianment Of schools to educate women for the
Of GGfng alter the h % a. as %s as es es
should be Instructed so as to be able to take care of
Ifthey are 90 be cooked too they shOpld I, under,
member-Professor Blot lLaughterl -, -
DR.. SpRckman continued, that as the ministers are
should be also he didn't object to the establish ment
81 ef to % souls IN S eVe % GG To Wor He
the aymen% me % would 60 10 WORK; ior0 os oo ro.sor univ
there much diueysity of opldion upon the
whole matter and that was that they did not give It
consideration from pure UNDERSTANDING but through
the colored medium OF their feelings and prejudces,
There seemed to be difficulty about two polats In
bodies; and second, in regard TO the address You
must have organization to achieve success In any
every community whom God has educated especially
for this work, and they are waiting to go forth
as Seor We do 0e eveTRthSg ese We Sasno under
stand why there should be any objection to
tIon Immediately comes up, Where shall we get
| nurse? We send to one and another, hoping for q
seems to me, that ground. should have q place
| where they can be found In any emergency. No one
is Reneraiiy gwen in any family He ddnt care what
the dress WAS wouldn't have any objection toa woman
means OF protection. In London when a sister OF
Charity is seen approaching, the crowd open and let
| insult any stray woman with whom they happen TO
fal in. Some say this is Romanism. The Bishop Of
favor OF some means by which the women could be
sent forth 70 do the work of Christ.
Christian women it Seemed 10 Ri% to be possible
for the Convention TO form an opinion. In his own
them. To-day not word had been
| tion on Its merits The time had come when we
sho9ia & hd meet the question Ike air and square Men
are we doing 20 increase our power? tits lime for us