The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-18

through ordinary proserbial oraniI ons whereas
supp Wing tie constantly nrs.sing demand tor elrry
the rrsnsr parental work s The Gh,sh .asrsos
Steward OF Ills Grace Of Me and anh in homes.
koS,s Ts., I .S.p.
.. ns .s 5. q Christian schools
Resolved Thai the work q e1len Ting and planting the
cam Si Ss ear ris a
f. .s% s.ss sss sss
assembled with parents and others on sundays Tor ID
Tha, provide compsssn. principals or he.as for
Schools. ss .na ss ss
training school for those who desire TO become teaching
the % snG %
Tor The work Of God ami the ny teachers 10 this
w %sss 'ps sss comm e tn. ss
on Christian Education. lie said were iivns A.
sss where ~s doubts s :. % % ini s n This
going TO the devil Tor All we are doIns 70 pre- snt T.
ns United y.i re regard
s sns ~ M % the
Catholic Omitted being long without schools Of
.so. Il. Ss 9a %A na. nsi
up In The prejudice. q tn: RS%h u mhSr os s
connecsion with this Church superior ordinary
the and light Of he gospel
'pH.M MEMBER from New Hampshire moved the fol-
lowing rs an addition, and the whole series was
then referred to the Committee on Christian Educa-
tion:-
Resolved That the subec, Of training house for female
teachers IN each diocese and sserhood OF SUCH under
re atoms w nntary bon for dsnne period. 20 go where
Church our CHI drsn io Christ as work love and mercy
tho prayerlu consideration OF charchmen.
NEW DTOcEsEs.
The hour OF twelve ma ing arrived the unfinished
business OF yesterday taken up. 1t consisted in
the following amendment by the Committee on
Canons:-
Resolved That the following be adopted as new CANON to
tx,
noncay OF such diocese and
to se for I" Spnop nor BE-
formed thereby any existing diocese shall be reduced 40 as
above mentioned.
next Convention. Rev. DR.. Mead thought IL proper
,hal II should also be made known to the several
Diocesan Conventions.
MESSAGES FROM THE BisH0Ps-A NEW FORM or AN
NEXlNG CANADA.
The pending business interrupted by two
sages from tie House, the cond oil which II impor-
tat In so far rs 1t points to new way OF con ider
ing Canada part Of the United States. The mes
suses lie the table, to be called up and acted on
hereafter. they were-first. concurrng in tue
amendment to the constitutions OF the Board or Mis-
sions, and second, Resolved, the house or clerica
ami lay delegates concurring, That the presiding
bsn ~ do forward 10 the presiding shop OF the
synod of Canada. with fraernal greeting, Informal
ton to this emect:-lhat the ergy of the Church Of
England IN Canada whether ordained IN England or
in the ooonies, are admissible TO all rights and
pal church In the In ted States.
NEW D,oCESE5 AGAIN.
The regular business OF the day was proccoded
with. Judge Edward McCrady Of South Carolina,
opposed the cree OF the proposed canon to the
next Convention anu us petIs cohslercd canon
ZION OF the Church and OF both houses; anu being
organic II belongs properly IN the constitution, and
he moved It's Adoption as an add ti0nal ar
tcle to the condition. THIS la ter motion was
declared not to be IN order. Confusion ensucd as
TO what was the proper question before the house.
Rev. Dr. Mead contending that tie matter had been
decided Yesterday. Questions OF order succeeded
another and 1t required statement ron the Assist.
ant Secretary to what actually took plae AZ yes
lertla IS meeting and concise expana Ion or par
liamentBry law by Judge Seiiey, OF Virginia. who IS
considered authority In such matters having been
for number OF years speaker OF the Virginia House
OF Dele .aes to tie the question that tne reference
the proposed canonS to the next Convention Is be-
fore the house. MIR. Columbus Deano hoped that
the reference wOuld he defeated aud the CanOns be
adopted at once to take eject as s00a as the constL
been finally ratified Judge cO.yngham .ol.owed on
the same side In favor olan immediate passage OF
the proposed canons. rs the constitutional amend
mcnt was voted for yesterday by many only In view
OF the prospective passage OF these caaons and TO re-
fer them to the next Convention. with an Opportu-
nlty Ia defeat them, wnnid be false pretence.
Governor Fish, OF New York, moved substitute
for the REFER TO the effect TO adopt the canon
to come In force simultaneously with the conStltu
tional amendment. Mr.. samuel b. kuggIes, OF New
York. considered the proposed reference nusatory
and lllusory ana no projection whatever to the con-
servatve feeling IN the church. lie would, there
Souih Carolina TO pass the canon as an additional
article to the constitution Tue reason for so much
debate and cont oversy on mere question OF re.e-
renee was the opposition OF the conservative men,
Ders OF the House u nave the restrictions proposed
cmbod ed in eaaon, wAich, by concur ence OF the
two houses, can be repealed at any Tine but who
wished it inserted in the constitution, thus making
them more permanent, as 1t taxes two General Con-
x SSn, onS it. po TN hev Dr. Aa sars ws
cons n, aud Rev. DR.. Goodwin, OF Penn 'ylvania
desired to SPEAK but the House had grown lmpa-
substitute was then adopted by large majority and
the PROPOSE ions Of the committee were passed a.
NEW MISSIONARY ORGANIZATIONS.
On motion the isey. DIR. Aired A. Watson OF North
Carolina the Committee on Canons were instructed
10 inquire into the expedlency oil establishing mis-
slonary organizations within existing doceses when
requested to do so by tho ecclesiastical authority OF
LIMITATIONS OF DEBATE.
Mr.. william Churchill, OF Kentucky, moved that
IN tied to speak more than ten minutes nor oitcner
than once TO the same SUBJECT which was adopted,
excepllnt members OF standing Committees In charge
OF motions.
run CANON ON ISrRusloN-ruE TYING CASE.
on motion OF Rev. DIR. tlaght, the House proceeded
TO the consideration OF the follow .ng amendment to
the canons generally known as beng provoked by
the late tria OF key. DR.. >. u. Tying, Jr.:-
WI eians ,.nos H. TIE Of the 1sss be amenaed
by inserin IN III n'ec'eenh line OF ssi clause mmed aey
noh,ns IN ms .ha be construct % pre-
s@ n ra or n any place OF public worship as
o,nsrsgaon q ,h!. sharsh' Q. slsewhere Within ne
OF the clergyman charge such congregation,
his absence of the ch rcb wsrdcns and
trustees OF sucb congregation or OF majority Of thsm
The reverend doctor proceeded to explain the In.
tended operation Of this amendment that II would
obvate conflicting Interpretations OF the present law
OIL the thulch. 80 rs 10 allow OF a minister's inviting
brother 10 otlicatc In ms pulpit without asking the
consent Of majority OIL the MINISTERS OF the Caurch
resident In the city or town. number OF amend
ments offered, but thew were NJ, declared cut
of order, and without much debate the proposed
amendment was unanimously carried. After the vote
was announced Judge Cony nghlm VI Pennsylvania:
Juu.e Comst0ck, OF New iors; Mr. Dc kossett, OF
Nortn Carolina, aud rev. Dr. Pcterkin, Of Virginia,
offered Other amendments to the same canon. tn
the intention to iiberalize It's operation, when were
all referred the Committee Oh CanODs. During
these proceedings Dr. Iyng case was but once al
luded 10, By Judge Andrews OF Ohio, and the result
OF the vote may be taken an Indication that DIR.
Tyngs construction OF this canon IA partially adopted
b. the Convention.
CONSIDERATION or NEW CHURCHES.
The following new canon. on the conservation OF