New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GbNhhAh OVN
VENTION 't.
TWENTIETH. AND LAST DAY.

sofa and the Rev. Or. Bailey Oh NeIho'' n"VP ii''
DAN OF Colorado pronounced the peheuietioh' Inc
minutes were read aud approved. , ., s,,,.iona AZ
The Rev Dr.. Haght oiicgu sc , detb ~ III
Archbishop Of Canterbury aud requesting the mouse oi
bishops TO pass similar resoi1Uns; On amendment, that
the action of the Convention be communicated TO En-
gland Immediately by telegraph, aud Subsequently by
the resolution as amended, was adopted.
The Rev Or. IagAt, from the committee on Cahons
reported the following draft OF Canon On the cOsecra-
ton " churches: $500 $40, ~.
No church chapel . be until h s " 81 VIE 2G
fully paid for AMI are free from hen or
9b or 20 neunbr or ALLEVIATE any
tbe Standing Committee Of e diocese IN Which
church chapel Dc situate No eonseerae huIeh or ebape
shall be removed ,aD down. otherwise disposed o. Tor unla
Bishop With aud Standing Cown''ee Of
the Doeess which slch church or chapel NAV be situated
Referred back tO the Committee on OanODs.
Several messages were received from the House OF
Bishops
onug lsrIry aaa ~ L. aud placing u 1naef the charge % VIC
Appointing oa commute. archives ihe Conversion
Coacurr1g M appointment Of Tasees Of iheo0seA' sen
Appointing committee on ritual for the prayer book who
Continuing tbo joiui friendly relations With the Church
Appointing the Bishop OF Connecticut committee 20 examine
the proofshses % The standard Bible
Resolutions were adopted expressing the thanks of the
Convention to the officers Of the House 0i Dep1tHs W
the ohnrchen aud bishops Of New1 DIX Tor their hosp
aity To the rocOrs and officers OF Trinity, IrsbAuin
tUn aud Calvary parishes for their courtesy ia R,hg
The Convention the OF their charehes ana u certain
railroad companies and their officers ior lael'ie7 VI
travel afforded 10 uembersof the Convention ~. .hov
The Committee the PrayerBOos reported that tity
deemed inc xped,ent at the present time 70 ase "oo
reference to version Of The Niche creed
a message received from the House ol blhIolS
transmitting the message OF coincidence on lhe a.at .,
the Archbishop of Canterbury, which aTy piIpos oso
send England, and which Was adopted d! inc hVuso
OF Deputies, In the words following:
TIE ao Holss u H. Gruvrsi Convention transmit at eoDdoenee
&c the Chafeh Of hHssa5 o s ns ofaa "a - I, - Bsr.
J.sE caais Prs.ds., q .he tsp -. Of gega,s, O.
The Committee CanOnr reported again the Canon on
the Conservation Of Churches, with the following amend
menf ~ a addinuntO ,-.-.s.
Povt section .h nj be oPsrss,t ;. s,y STAT
by religious corporations may oubnct
The Canon 30 amended. was adopted;
The Committee on Canons also made report RECON-
mendiug the adoption OF the following as canon Oh
Ss sell or Ic... sea, IL any saaTss q
lie - BEL Tie sslls o. saea sEaTeh chapel
THIS MAS briefly discussed by the Rev. Drs Halam and
Mead OF Conn jr. Heushaw Of Rhode leland NJ. WEIGH
OF Pennsyly aud others motion TO lay 1t on the
The Rev Dr. Hubbard moved the following as a substi
Rolrs The House q BAos entuus that IL The idTsri Of
Convention improper 10 sel or lese any Pc or at AZ
chapel sud tha the sAme he pathed With The Dt
Adopted. ,,,
from President barnard of Columbia College an ADJ
tional communication IN regard to the Cycle oI inc
the Standard Prayer Book III Was 80 referred, a., -
There being no business before the house demanding
its immediate attention, the Precedent delivered the fob
lowing brief closing address during the delivery OF which
the deputies remained standing .,,..,--.,,.,-.
probable tta lhal meet sgn TIE relation Sleb se
a1 70 each oet s ~. E yS a 81 s 9 & d
expression Of al who saye ATTENDED M Sessions o ne hos 70
nv ertFsornsry harmony the oia ooart
and the manifestations o. fsisIas satoe Wiz 'ss
ave aS come under he Ia sAe placed
s T S os as ,aS sres s ss as.sse sa re.ss
Hey sesL For this Pr,eoas 70 sna grace ss ~ - fso
s sI . me- a.. i r an .ass.. ss Gci
srIcOa trsuh Of be hab az ee BIZ s, a. see - 70
Of To- ses so ~heh oar lot lie viii Ad overus
ss .s,. ,s 49, " % s & A. hat H. Iprs.
Sac, 9 sss S,. S. ., S & sss a. aSsaey
IN hs public worhg-soy Asa etaa'y"ms We re-. 9' 49, go
n sss sescrs.sei i.sy.i,, Nee q @st -,
s az Msrins o1 ore hsnd or and Noel 90 re
elder Even pa sd 'irssrssn ies cnrre ne mo-.
poaai ard ssisaH1 abb, n sb Syis.l si,,n ts, Of
si h, n.t,os the lsfy an essnis portion 81
ell oar sIBdsd experience 10 The pr.e voiams Of ls
esl. e1s 5s. s and y ,ss 5o,ioee. ssp s
element 2 .hti BODY nas a. =, u'' an eGsesas pre-
ana sH'asny ,,,IS .td IN nv opiai1a eos,rlss,
lsrge, The dgby spe % h.fseis o. is .o'
asp.elu,. Vii have each merely workman. but
NE .lS 81. c io1 s e q Es great @
TIE la The control Of and ah We As'A1ss Of 1s
sre President then thanked the Convention for the
honor IL had conferred him and the kindness and
attention manifested toward him during the session
fine CONCLUSION OF tile Presdents address, the House
~ reces, the House reasscmbed and the President
bsing absent tile Rev. Dr.. Mead 0i Connecticut was
several messages were received from the House Of
Bishops: H.. -, n,.
To- appouhi q Coma'iee on he Revision d" The realms AI'
1tsoasass the sDDoleri Of the Bbeps q Se'Je, and
Pt.ub certify the changes made Tie Coasuauoh and ,Anon'
A9aeuHens .as -ggo9''I' VII 2. i.s nsSt, % coss
S !, Ts. C,s' i,a,. Hl''' '-- 40 "'''-
,nyer message was received announcing the adop
IA HV
estd Tss, ss iIou Bishops does hereby Bani, % ne
Hon. n Clerical and Depues suitable persoa TO es eieee
N.sossry Bbog Sey,a AID A.oaa the Rev o. !" "l'i''
The Rev DR. Haliam OF Connecticut moved TO concur
several IDENTITIES objected 10 such hasty action upon the
nomination Of a not generally Known l.,
The Rev DR. Adams OF Wisconsin said he had beeh IN
formed that the candidate was proper ONO 'oi 'no
The Rev. DIR. Van Duzen OF Western SewYork stated
some facts which had been communicated TO him IN refer
ence 10 The qualifications OF Mr. Whitaker, one point
being that he did not hold radical views. ,.,,oo %
The Rev. Dr. Goodwin OF PennsylVania wanted 10
know what radical Views" were. Laughter.
The Rev. Dr. Van Duzeh did not feel authorized 10 In
The merits Of the candidate further discussed and
then at o'clock he was elected by vote Oh
The House then sang the GLORIA in E1celsis Deo"
al standIDg-after which tho deputies gned tile test
Mr. Fish OF New.YorK offered q resolution 10 change
| the name Of the "Frcedmen's Commission" IN Tho
! Home Missionary Commission for Colored People"
Adopted and concurred In by the House Of Bishops.
on motion Of the Rev DR. Mahan the House cOncurred
IN the action o. the House o. Bishops continuing the
the Of the new Bishop before O'Clock, the
resolution nIng that hour was ana inc House
continued IA session until all had signed aIter whlcn
they adjourned 10 meet again III Calvary Church OIL
7:3O p IN.
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