New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL TRIENNTAL CON
VEN1I0N
SIXTEENTH DAY.

The House met at 10 a. N. on Saturday
Morning services conducted by the Rov Dr. Berkoy
OF Missouri aud the Rev Dr. Reynolds Of Kansas Bishop
Kemper pronounced tho benedicton.
The Rev Dr. Haight New.YOrk, from the Committee on
Canons reported adversely upon the amendment offered
on former day by Rhode Island delegate 20 canon O.
tbaf m line lt after the words anhorlty
the following words should be Inserted the consent 90
granted refused within three months after the
ecclesiastical authority has been duly notified OF the w
tenon OF the formation OF the parish" Dr. Hnght said
that the Committee Canons did not think advisable
sent from the eccisslatca aathory Tho action Of Inc
committee on motion approved
trbation Of IS instead Of n be made on every cergyen
in the diocese that the sum OF 2 De Pa9 70 ne . ers
OF bishops II the tax be found Insufficient the seereta
should levy higher amount on the eersyeh oi inc
The Rev. Dr Haght presented a resolution from the
COMMITTEE In reference the standard edition OF the
prayer-bo0k The Committee reeommended tnat more
be appended % all future editions OF the prayerDook
stating the fact noticed ~ @ Iypo ,,e ,tes had bean
sold by the Mesrs. Harper some alteratons bhd Dee
by the Harpers IN ls4 standard edition OF this
prayer book II you get hold OF H. But IN order 70 put
their guard IL - recommended that note In
reference supposed alterations OF the plates DC inserted
Rsv DR. Haight offered some resolutions looking TO
modification Of the canon OF onenses Tor whch mhs
ters may be tried and pnshSd r wIS .aUS be bad
should be the same % that mentioned I'D the caon i0'
The Secretary Of the House of Bishops handed in the
| following message, which was read TO the House;
Rop.d The Clerical and Lay Deputies eOHearns that
'n' 'O"0" c.scs .s riTIs m-os xARnIAos DIVORCE
Tn. ministers shall unitc IN nhony any te'os
Of whom one divorced for arising Subsequent 70 ihs
s,S1 'Iss % % SaOo,. his eaSoa divorce hereby
vaovO atrm0H" formally dser''S V e'I
The second message 60 ss requested the prayers Of
this house while Bishops where engaged upon tse i
| portant subject OF the Indian mission.
The President 1mmended that the house for
selection from collects and prayers OF the Church
Tnls recommendation adopted; and, after shor,
hafere be Communion table and reced several Of the
impressive prayers OF the Church. ,uovomop,
now gong on In the italian Church were called np o.,
The Rev. Dr. Goodwin of Pennsylvania sara taas iCr
the last two or three years he had given good des OF
attention the italian movement and ne dd nSt tha %
that the resolutions went TOO fnr 70 @ be 10 be
I'm three parts, political movement reform
moVement' He saw no reason why the Convention
should not express ITS synpathy Win esch o .nsct
the rst s sns ID 's Of sy from the
tyranny OF the Pope with the second also 70 20 @
tsnnsts only mere reform In discipline It may lead to
greater purity Of doctrine and with the thrd fuy hs
The Rev Dr Rylance, of Illinois had been down 'he
Italian peninsula lately and had seen very 't 5s % mn
the reform movement, but had heard some thDRs uh
svarable 10 IT, There were two questions when
he would like to have answered IN order tt tno 0ne
might vote understandngly upon the resoutOns one
question was what kind OF material as yet ahqs oy SI'
from Church Of Rome IN ppathy wi1n cue spewns
4
The facts that the clergymen who had come 1ort io
Rome and were acting IN sympathy WIN tns V MN
were chiefly men encountered with imnoIaussI, =, .s
! ,rho ri0ht be regarded the waste mhterIa Vi .no
priesthood Of that Church. AnOtner ques.oH - "a
fr does the middle movement of which Dr. GOODWIN haa
spoken) 20 For instance, how does ~ p,s,an -
npon the question Of the supremacy OF lhe o7hop "
Tpe Rev Dr. Huntingdon Of Massachusets salo tnas
tbe Rev Mr. Iangdon, who had made the IN myesuta,ons
in Ialv had no place upon the moor OF the
and could address the house on the
M, me was the agent In Italy Of the commission ap
no,nted by the last Convention, and as sucn nau ~
hard and with great prudence ana dlscresio I
bad Inuch correspondence with leaders OF VIC h
Which was necessarily in great part Ia. -
those who had had access 10 1t felt satisfied 'nA'
sontions did not say at all too much. a.. .x,s,,
The Rev Dr. Brech Of Delaware saia Una, @ 's strinns
and actyity OF this movement In Italy was suia,nS
SnIamept OF the prediction Of the
Jaryls who had had in Italy
| prominent Romieh clergymen WHO nau A. cie,,y
desire TO occupy position llke that OF ne
OF the Church OF England He said InrtheI 'nn. ~
! a. nv his account of the italian movement , A..
The Rev Dr. Rylanoe did not wish 10 Do ne Sses
he inmical 10 the movement; on the oonisy, uo va
most friendly 20 IT, and would DO ai ne couu III ise "N
Ws onesons were merely meant to elicit Information:
Ifter a few remarks by other deputies, the resoluons
were adopted unanimously as was hso the Ieso.o ~
the House OF Bishops continue the Joint on
The Reform Movement and naming as the memners OF
Commtsa on the part OF that House tne bsnpPs 30
Pennsylvania Maryland and the Assistant DiSnop Vi
| ONO. .o-...,.,, ,rorod IN take I'm the
| canor proposed by the House OF Blshops 20 iosu
MAJ ria9e and divorce In tho following words; ..
- ,e,, his Church shall not unite 10 nAtrlony aI s
of whom one has divorced tor All sssss nns o's' "