New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

leave to print their report before presenting 1t to the
The resolution offered nv Mr. Taylor Of Virginia, TO the
eject mat u Is lteXpcdcnt To make any changes III 'o
PRAYER book, which hd been nude TIE order ~ the DAY
at p u. was postponed. aud made tho order r TO-DAY
The motion made Tuesday 10 reconsider tie action
OF tie House upon tAc canon la regard 20 missionary
dioccses and crd'rs. and The motion was lo,t
The Kcy. d. Howe Of Penn-y iyani', from me Com
m.itee CauOns reported again the proposed canon ou
ad,aI pT"yso Nothin, in iils canon Shall b. con
stfucd forbddiug my Fcdcntc Council from taking
such ~ they may deem necessary 10 secure such
legislative rnacmeuts az The common interests oI the
Mr.. H. johnson Barbour ot Virginia, from the Com
mtec Clerical support made report on that subject
h'irei That The House u bishops be requested TO rss wn
nen pastoral letter the s'e'gs lrd wants Of he te6 oi
vs. Church ~ nsa' po-tos OF ouf eo1t SEh Of Tie Wal hV
I,'o'ed Ths. the opinion Of The air OF this hon'e i G
- t lhl Dr-. ln ltI'f '&9n & a'' n. l{ ~ s
.eg, AID ab e,h diocese Of oo5r fs to ndep ,a s ] sss
ronee collection shall he c ~ ever parish some one Gr
lectd 20 he gigen ~ he H. prr e lie remainder 10
.r.' to ne Ireaar. Of tie poGe''e Committee to be distributed
Mr. Harbour supported these resolutions ~ very feel
Ing and eloquent speech ia Vhch he depicted the esua-
ton Of the South and destutiOn OF her churches and
people with effect tears TO tue eyes ot
many % the listeners. Al The conclusion Of his speech,
all present joucd in enthusiastic burst Of applause
The Rev. DIR. Beck Of Delaware spoke OF the great
need for such action that recommended In the report
OF the Committee
The Rev. DR. Mahan Of Maryland was afraid that such
vague and distant proposition that contained IN the
resolutions would not BE- crctd In securing the object
IN view, and tha therefore, tic whole discussion ia
uahGtr of resuiung Ia waste or soul" He therefore
proposed that the Convention shOu adjourn without
nppointinG committee to ascertain the ruth in regard
I" thc torrDie destutioh o the Church OF God I'm the
Southern states, and to recommend some common plan
| by which 10 relieve It,
! The Rey Dr.. Rove, Pa, moved TO refer the subject
back 10 The Committee for rccgnsidcraton and further
practical suggestions, and 1 add tSO clerical members
to tho Committee. Tue motion was carried aud the
President named the Rcy. D.T Malone and Brccl, Of
/ members OF the Committee.
| Tie rev Dr. Mulcahcy iIlss. from the Committee on
| tl DrftK ffuf ts4ttY an
elaborate report and submitted FOR adoption draft OF a
canon providing FOR tho cSlabu,4mcnt OF system OF
| Fcdcrate Councils aud Provincial bynOds
Attni, point three messages we're received rom the
House Oi Bishops. announcing rst Their unanimous con-
place ~ next meeting second, thcr npHConclrrclcc l
amendments Nos q and = proposed IN Article Nth OF
! It prudent to rr.loye n limitation as 10 the number OF
clergy and parishes requisite Ior Ao Gyi,iono a9gtt
their uo-c0ucurrrHce ia tse proposed aneIanici I,
cauOrical legislature. n IrtcssaIy, might Ac more conFe
ncutiy performed after i-m action shoNd have been
| had urnu t,c Drouospd cc,fitnf iDual amendments
Mr. = B. EuSgles %. Scw.YOrk opp"rrd the report 0
the Committee On the Provincial system and Fr,eFai,
Councils, aud expressed The opinion mat tc adop'l9. !"
tine rcIna therein presented wOUld b9 step toward Tie
disruption Of The Church. TIE subjecf, ne sald was
| most important one, which should ny be hcted upon
without the fullest discussion and dciberation. and hl
- ., ,i 1,,u. ,vfb "A resolution 90 suspend
the tenmnutr rule during tne discussion OF tfh 80 a.
10 allow each member - speak thrce minutes npoh ec
pUiuthai all hoGt upon ne "hole yen. lie tLch noNru
to Ivy the propositions and the resolution on the taDl
/ which done.
The Rev D.. Haglt, representative 0f me diocese
of N,u- York one %, those who mad asked tie COuyeu
tinn To co.ier the urcprriy OF adopting the Provincial
Sy.cm aud federie Councils felt it 10 be his duty 10
dclam any sympathy with abe matter or spirit OK his
/ colleagues propositions.
Mr.. Euggirs wished t 10 be understood mat nc was m
favor OF eera'c Councils properly Hunted. tut opposed
| to Provincial 5yUtds -,
rrsoutiou i,,trucfiug the Secretary transmit Ia
the House 0f Bishops the Testimonials of the newly emo
sen Bishop of Ou.gOn and Washington territory was
adopted after which the House adjourned 10 10 a. ~ to
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