New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

s, th He ray p-oss sEri. GOOD r"sult to The o
orr ~ salvstap Of the sou II their eonnsn Snd
f Rs.s, SsSs q s, as sS i cvs o ws recommend. g. e
this CbHrh. several II tons exercise OF al
OF sno gurut the reforming tendencies and
o. motion Of the Rev DIR. Mahan of Maryland nc re-
port aud resolution were made special oruer i'i
d me- @ Rev Dr Piorce ~ Alabama presented several
memorials. prnv for n new ana An'hoiieN
Tso Rev y"g DR. Adams Of wisconsin also presented
memorials and draft Of canon on nd 6aR S,lu0
Referred TO the mmiee ON me of the report q,
the Committee on Christian Education was then % taken
mp The Secretary real i1r a e % repor and which We're
he Rev DR. Lrcjohn contasfed the grand theories Of
the hnrrh with her poor aud hatng practice M regard
20 Christian educaon nnd altrlDnten ths great ols
tace npon Ger abstract ideas on the subject, when
che demand the time hcoi ana second 700 great
t, in the vain boasts aud hollow promises or the com
mon Christianity of the country the eff te and anlesS
ara,v 0f positive faith. aud has gone through the
land eI6fying popular education as all-snfhcient
Cbristian Ia corn~ion he offered the following reSo-
mon he added t. the re,ostons & presented by the
s@oe That ibis Honr h'rghI ae',Tss ,h" she Church ought to
dns oir opr oorerac capacity, aud Of o0Fdiuse
ippet'rss - r Gn"dwin understood Dr. Iittejohn's
.osaSh to he an Argument for he Chnrehs taking upon
herself the work of t'neang es u, ana S'Tg
,hIn He ,yas in favor Of giving Chlsnan eGheaion
Z" t6e peope hut he was IN iaySS aso p ~ We SI
g6 h tLe common school sysieS III the conniry
which othSrwise would he entirely under the con, V
nsen sn" tbe romnnn Christauity Of tie country.
The Rev Mr. Adams of Louisiana said that np TO me
lsks i d , tbp other southern deputies had felt that
they were among strangers, but me warm & M
vssIerday 10 the report of the COmmtlee NJ
lie Chnrcl In the SOUTH and tO the appeal OF MT
Barbour Of Virginia had removed that feeling ana h"uo
them feel that they we're among CAflslan orcIitvm @ III
Mr. Fairbanks Of Tennessee aiso spoke II lG pressing
need Of e southern churches for educational aid. and
men NJ home than send Them North TO he educated
Mr. Sheey Of Virginia said he had come here expecting
consideration and sympathy for his portion ot the cOun
ty and he was GLAD To say that he had not been dsa
pointed but had received enough of both to show that
church Of Hs love stronger than any feeling OF
? .ctiOn or party lAppauSrJ -,
was then taken ulu each resolution seIar@9tfy, @
a n ,ndrd on mocn of tne Rev. DE Drkoven, 80 as to
n, ne tie members of the Joint Coinuisou on the part
tn t6e Rev Mr. Mcvicar, Mr.. Fish. Mr. NJ. H. Iuoop OF
S~T-Yori. ana Mr.. Garhwait Of NewJerscy. -
The following resolution, offered by Mr raylorot Nr
enia some days ag". next came mp for consideration
RtsJy,d That j. iaes,el eii TO nah ans aa-0i 10 -o m
Mir Tavlor advocated b.. aud Mcssrs. Battle of North
s.-G..," u m - - - - E.rItic the res1-
luton was referred 10 the Committee the Book OF
The House fhen took up the report of the Committee
Oh Canos made by DR. Malan before recess IN regard
Dr. Crane of Rnodr Island moved amend the Canon
reported by tho Committee by striking out AZ ar er the
word being In the first section, aud inserting subject
to the jurisdiction 0i this church, or OF some church IN
communion herewith; provided nothing heren shaii pe
The report ana amendment were discussed until near
the hour Of adjournment but no action was taken upon
THE PROVINCIAL SYSTEM.
The following are the propositions submitted on We'd
nesday by Mr. 5, b Ruggles, Lay Delegate from the
Diocese OF NewYOrk FOR discussion in the debate IN ihe
Provincial System, made the special orter for toay
ssse happily united states sag be stba'ed simple bat
iS Te,trssd only By the established By
No faDdaIsn, cSsase should he made organism vbo,
s ess evidence 81 qEsn, nseess,y a2d an e1iy - iht Ve
o he Submitted 70 e Clergy and TIE La IN each Of The possse or
In framing, altering ensrEug the organism q the Apostolic
Church toe United States Of Amsss IS Sns great Poypee Of ss
pe,es adopting initiating example Of oeS organism N sny
ss oSSsreSes d modern Rurope !. local
should be subject variation win the neee changes o
Ia. been furnished BY experience Of s9y s OF
Teoss delegation Of It's powers TO of local groups po
Any such Surrender according 20 4. buan espslne. 'ns., event
sa,boy General COuTcHon necessary for preserving the unity
ia vis% Of the great ooutueniA Of , Church reQug
personal tnosdge Of is Wds,Pe.d sections AOd ss
soas gdusy Increased in number with advantage to the
e House Of Clerical Lay Deputies become
ir os'eneui ard enshi seon The e1ll may s es
snp reducing 'bs ratio Of pese0oh Of he DO'e' to ssP
Aby Institution Of Provinces ssPrOvsees Provincial
o .S power hse Al 81 Hsss . Us0s Oi se Usss ir %
ns power ALREADY enjoyed each Of Toe D'sAH
Conventions
Speh Provisional invested With irreyoeAbe and
sbiswn from the vabf supervision Of tht cuen
habits
eventually
aud especially Destroying the solid
sn which should the General CUunc
ou 1oder bs PoyeBe Of God m Tie boPe o. re-
eruit;ug the Church q Christ earth. go
10 AueA dvoa sections provinces vii wpit A.
e great ipjnry BdsTHg equvst the Psseui nna meet
II The
rbrl convection Which anb the sd o ali 70 sd'snes the
bsBess o the Church animated aid eeysed sns vti.
inrbss ell b~eoDe Ee9laHe vh he ies
Il thereby uHtug unirtfG hirh
In Christina sympathy sud a1eehnn
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