New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GENERAL CON
VENTLON
TENTH DAY.

Il %
lor for b,sincs, The minutes OF Fridays proceedings
were read and approved Several deputies with the con
sent Of the House. changed their votes from INC negative
TO tho Affirmative upon the constitutions aneHimenV
claiming to have voted before under apprehension.
The House granted lcav" OF absence 10 Dr' lh0npSOu
of New Jersey and Mr.. Cox Of louisiana
The Rev. DR.. Haignt, from The COMMITTEE on ClnouS'
reported amendment OF canon y tile so as 10 re-
with the Episcopal Church. Ia undergo prOn" 81 one
year before beiig admitted TO the ministry. ne teheu
mat CLERGYMAN OF the English Church seeking adni5
sion to the ministry here had 10 undergo suGh pro6'tn
while Roman Catholic priest could be adm ten atter
six months probation and lie saw no reason why suc
discrimination should be mado in favor or cahnilaes
ordained by Bishops not in communion with the Epsco
The Rev Dr. Stubs of NewJcrsey thought it wrong to
throw obstacles in the way OF earnest 1sh DESIRING 10
probation OF English candidates rather thah ebg'heE
The Rev Dr. Haight did think 1t safe TO make the
time in either class OF cases less than year.
DR.. AberorOmbie, OF New-Jorsey Thought SIX months
Mr. Wallace, Mo-. "a the mover Of the resolution, TO
which this report referred said that no was Interested IN
the adopton of the report lie then gave instances OF
the grOssest impOsture that had occurred I'D us 9ar
lie would have preferred tho report II IL had mentioned
The report was adopted.
Dr. Haght presented another report as to certain siS
gested amendments to 10. tile l. section Ihc
amendments sought 10 make II matter Of course ihht
diocese organized under ms Jurisdiction the Comnitse
thought il inexpedeut TO adopt snIh "1
asked be discharged from the further consideration o
the subject
They discharged.
The Rev DIT iiaight iso reported from the Com
mlttee that they deemed it mexpedient at present. ~
present TO take any such action that rtcOnehucd ~
The resolutions introduced on Friday 10y the k'E, d.
Hodges OF NewJerscy. the promotion ol an 'sN'eS
conducted by non Episcopal minister's III INC Chuiti
and of all commngng of tho service OF the Church WI"
T6e Rev DR. Halinm OF Conn. Chairman Of the Con
venton the State Of the Church. read thsir report
showing the Church to be IN favorable CONDITION ani
the report he Offered tho following resolution "Lch was
Rsopsd That this ofs Ofe Charch be Transmitted to
The House Of Bishops ssas el tae, p,1,s 'o .Ia ~ ne
%s s them :. P ss ShsI al cause 70 ' P''''
The Rev Dr. IAttlejohn congratulated the Convention
and the Committee upon the cearncss DrcVty Hhd eou
prehcnsivcucss OF the report.
A reverend Deputy submitted the following preamble
and resolution, aud advocated their adoption:
the church age Epa to he people OF ihe oouni
Wse Ie sro"th q she popnop Ia, vast, n,'sad,d -,
VI,ega n would requre greater orrres aa
additional outlay Of millions oHas the ~ors Up To- 'he hsse
Waeas il h the peculiarly cosa,rr 'ss snd
belief Institutions ard usags thrIsl tai - ssbt O.
mind, and q The people appea! 70 All o9e
WSrei Cnrsisn are una.r Gel -, sai
tons brought bear nacs sEi ontsulusJ
Whress Christian schools nay lad aed Of u'sfanes pae,
prejudice ,lnd toe church wrIas through
B1esd, The tbeooge, schools prorsg o tLe
creased dems1d r es, for the regular poh ~sfA 81 Ae eHa1
therefore ~ We Of a great . 'Pos' o. Joe 'aa,a -
mend the esbhnsa'Of Christian schools every p'rh ~bers Prae
Eod TIA, the gorE ofeeadIug aud planting tie Church
o. eGoaHoaV ssa " s I i
81 ss ass a sa s Se s1 sf S. ' sas
I,'olred That 70 provide eo9p,.ent be- tnrIs De
become ,saeg the ChsreA Of Gi and f ile election
se's, TO Rs "oi Of Cd a. "a, tsseSc The churcI
The Rev. Mr. Spanldug OF PENNSYLVANIA then moved
the following which he asked 10 have incorporated VITA
eiold That The subject 81 training house m TEACHER. 10 escb
Diocese aud ssteriOoI II such under guatos s"rlrJ
boaHd for definite PeSi: % 60 where Tie cna,aa e- tr AL
love AL i1s to ils s3a, j. os {, y P''-' aud con
The whole was then referred TO TIC Committee on
Christian Education.
Bishops concurrng In the amendment 10 tue COnstuon
OF the Board Of Aissons also message that Thy had
,olos ss so1.' sel asi i s,.'; s.a5,3s Tat -;
Canada With irstelsi g,e,tiHy Information . the FEET -
10 ~. ile T 70 fS are ~ % ''' ''"'
AT noon the House resumed the unfinished business 0f
Friday. the consideration OF the proposed amendment TO
Canon c, which slightly changed by the Committee
on CanOns, to read as f0iiows:
R,solrs4 That following adopted Canon TO h~ Section
.hai contain less than "a p're' or e ihaa - pe5ieI' "S have
been At least one ger ahos ese 1se We aa. ~ ,s'a
ADD qua to vote for b'aop hor sall hhy De-" diocese Se s
p psshss les than Y who have 6est residing Aad 'e'd
After some discussion TO whether this amendment
not disposed Of by the last vote Friday the Pres
dent decided that it was stll before the House.
Mr.. DelauO, Ohio, spoke IN support Of referring tho
amendment to tie several Diocesan Conventions IN pnr
that the supporters OF the resolution yesterday would
not now support these Restrictions IL was bfeach VI
Judge COnyDgbam. Pa, took the side Of the qucs
ton.
Mr.. Fish. N. ", offered a substitute the following
k'oisd The House q soP' osean that tie following aaesd
The adoption and TIE gS9.,d Amendment to TIE 9th "
into a canon instead Of iato the Consultation.
The substitute offered by Mr Fish adopted.
The Rev. Dr. Haght then called up for consideration
the report Of the Committee on Canons IN regard TO tho
The report Of the Committee was az follows:
SECTION W., CLAUSE 2, CANON H. TTLB L-rHB Tlsc
The Rev. Dr. Haight Of Hew-York. from the Committee
on Canons, offered tho following report:
The Committee referred The ne~oh'l
ss1s sssS. an VII SssIs u ' T. ssSs oT,e.s1 ss "s %
recommend the following Resolution the sses' S .dsPos l tbs
Hoa The Hcu,s Of B.sop. coeeauss TIA, .s,e. VI
nineteenth line Of said nasatly AMER tn. san 20
Be- Construed preesi any esy@s Of ibis
any P9 eana o. any place ., GSi s sS' s .P, ss
ry Of with the Of be clergyman charge Of
Ssn o. trustees Of such congregation or m.jcy
In ealing up tho report Dr. H s said !. had been
church. the operation OF this provision To ex
SSSe he Chooses 70 invite to ocae unless he gets the
consent OF another Clergyman there be ONE or OF he
was 10 obviae this difficulty that the amendment
proposed, and II 1t adopted then " would be c0npe
tent for any rector TO invite brother clergyman 10 OH
ciate IN any place SAID parochal eurein church.
schooLhouse or hospital The committee he SAM, 10
tended this report partial response " the neori-
ais in relation to this canon presented few days ago
Judge Cenyngham Of Pennsylvania offered resolution
to amend section G. canon 10 title l. part line T. by
adding after the word clergymen the following words
with the intent or purpose OF forming or attempting
form new within the limits Of such parish
or parcel cure authorized by diocesan authority
otherw disturbing the eanonical parochal
Of such cergymen," that the canon should read:
this church shall oae either ~ preaching
prayers otherwise parish within the pareb eu
Of another clergyman with the intent pspose 81 bimg empt
within the limits Of such psTnh pare
authorized authority ctbe"ise Disturbing
The essoncSi psroeh esrgDes unless be have
parish or sas. or Z q. sS.as. from tS 'snss
Of the . majority Of them.