New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
REpRIMAYD OF THE REP. s. II. TYING, JR

According 10 the decree Of the ecclesiastical
which sentenced the Rev. g. H. Tying jr to receive
nublc adontion at the hands Of the Right Reverend
Rsbon Potter for having violated the canon relative 10
parish boundaries, that gentleman was reprmahueu Oh
in the presence Of large congregation at the
Church OF the Transiguraton, in East ynnthst
near Ffthave The doors opened at IL O'CLOCK Al
noon the religious services preceding the admonluon
we're commenced the officiating clergyman being the
Rcv DR. Geo A. Houghton, Rector OF the Church Ihere
were present in the chancel, the Rev. Drs Egehorou'
Mcyickar and Dix, delegates from the Standing CON
nittee Of the diocese, the Rev. MI Hongs%Sfon ., ot
Porte chester and the Rev. Drs. Moore ana hOnIth y!
this city, members OF the eccesiastlcal gouie r
before whom Mr.. Tying was tried. IN nr; r;roaySbg dyng
and Lfs father, the Rev Doctor, were also present
Ihese two occnped front pew in the middle aisle The
Right Rev Bishop Potter sat in front OF the altar CURING
the delivery Of the admOniton, which occupied ABOUT
tbreeouarfers Of an hour. and the Rev. Mr. Tying re,
ained seated in front Of him. The Bishop d
the finding OF the court said that he approved IT, ana
ga,a req s6ns why IL was necessary uphold II. The
point OF his remarks that discipline must De
among the clergy in order to make their ministry enec
nal that the violation Of law, as in this case,
would IL allowed to pass unn0tced open Wiue Tue uoo
for the Introduction OF disorder and conflict that mere
afer some youno elergymen with the rashness nat
ural to youth fiery temper ana too naIrom tbor
Christian truth might enter the parochia cure OF aoenr
clergyman and send out hIs more than woru
TO turn the heads Of the people with neTiangfu 'ue %
Of religion. infame their passions, ana Ia time sur
up and organize violent opposition against the peaceIu
steady going ministers OF Gods clurcn inc s
closed BY reading prayer in the Institution once lor
the preservation OF the church. and benedcton by the
Bishop At the close OF the services the friends OF the
Rev Mr. Tying murured their dissatisfaction at the pro
ccedlngs and were becoming boiserous, when number
OF police who present informed them that no s9eh
persed After the audience had been dismissed the Rev
Dr Tying father Of the respondent advanced to the altar
and placed in the hands Of the Bishop protest. in which
he brands the whole proceeding. from its commence
1nent to its conclusion false In its allegations unjust
in its principle, uncanOncal In ITS fo illegal IN ITS
transactions iniquitous in its purpose ana Voluntary
and persstenty prosecuting in Its spirit process ana ae
decision OF the General Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States" 90 Cha
We have received copy Of the sentence passed 10y ne
court appointed TO try the Rev. s. H. Tying r After re-
hearsng the charge and specifications aud reviewing the
not M tss Board Of Pbyters defense Of the wis
dom Po Of this iss'oo or o. the ,I,s S , esnoa os 10 d
They may remark that such legislation aud such egus
Of order aud popf.y which h9d dinety snaHe.ted BY
The s % 5 g Paul n g. 18th 81 a: aP . % S 10 B P1sa 70 h the sD
not where Christ named lest .hogll build upon ag6e, mans ans
see they that have not heard shall qader'taa so9 o. ne
you testified that Ministry and that Of other eeren
50 the, observation has eDded the reaussen 9Hns 70
be enforced present and in their present relation 70
t Sass ss.sT e rs, NAV 5, claimed for it, Dc
temne for them either the meaning or sns SosTS x s 5 To BE-
taken setting ts true npreiAhon hG can s hS ~ ies,
% bds not made without great ai good pre-
that he who does appeal not likely that
any Presbe would be found willing to draw ap ana oorss
sense and common courtesy allow and m less probable
Bsl wOud
Undersigned sufficient provision against any ucous
veratous extreme which strict Interpretation o h canon
might be supposed STILL however while the undersigned or
he reasons above given upon alleged disregard Of this
canon fixing Interpretation 10 put The present case
Of its intention, they are not unwilling 10 sanii
the such disregard in mitigation Of the ohense committed
the time, IL NUT not be forgotten th.t
the act complained Of done 10 defiance OF me
Episcopal authority the Diocese Of NeWJeTsey sd 10 lace Of
hind The undersigned constituting NE Board OF res
trial othe against the Rev stephen H. lng
OF the Holy Trinity NeS Ork DO thesoIs
said Rev stephen H. Tyns uy OF he
charges and specifications contained 10 the said peSenimen and mat
fduoai0a sentence which, their opinion should be pro-
him 10 witness whereof the undersigned have nee
ALFRED b. BEACH. D. y.
H. TITLE, D. d.
ErGKNH AUGs. HoTFsAs d. d.
SAMUEL HOLLfSGswOhrH.
W. ". MoOKE.
The Rev. stephen II. Tying, Jr., preached Yesterday
morning the Church OF the Holy Trinity from the text
jeremiah, XIV 9, 20, the hope OF Israel the saviour
thereof in time OF trouble, why shOudst thou be stran
in the land and wayfaring man that urneth aside
n night" On ascending the pulpit, Mr Iyng
said II don't think II to say that this pulpit
Will be degraded for purposes OF personal vndic
know that need not tell those who usually worship
here and hope not those who are strangers among u.s.
that il will alone be used to preach the gospel from II
any have here for any other purpose than TO hear
the gospel, they will be disappointed" .
The Rev DR. TyDg conducted the usual services IN 81
Georges Church, and preached n sermon, yesterday
morning making no reference however, to saturdays
proceedings.