, 1869-06-18


taught Uc should remain faithful to conscience
He did not know that he could rive the remedy,
eat he ~ opposed 2 dei.y and he thoashta =
A. for himself he Was not going out uf the Ep4sco-
pal Church No man could put htrn out He
would nght ont the battle IN iho Church, aud il
they Al len him would climb 10 the mountain TOO
Of communion with bis God aad ciaia, that he MAS
he waa the Protestant Episcopal Church, Thls
Their burden might be heavy, but the time woulu
come wnen she{ wonld nnd thas it was Christ
mast have Platform, and that must be the re.
v1siou Of the rTayer Boot- few men viii have
70 stand By themselves. tho sscraucntartsas
q q. 19s nnlen nase ~ r.. tne EssoI ore.
platform md new isSueA There will be = battle at
The ne1t General Convention. and the majority Of
move forward to destroy them. They nust meet
and make cut a programme Of revision, and then
they will know the ground upon whicn the ba:uc
hands Of the eminent dlvlnes In Rnnac hauda II Is
entrusted. 1hat rnQst be theft plstforru, and they
must stand b. it. Personally be was ready to sac-
Rev. pr. EEwToE, from tho Committee On
Resolutions, submitted the following:
81 e pc b<ss iats7st1 q he Fsotest.nt Ep.eepa
E.;sit*a Th.. =. xe.a. ph.,.es seeming 70 tsssA
SUPP ,1e4tsee. o. iii tcsens1sen i .nssp11aSe
bsrtitn ahouA Be removed from the Prxyts Book
They we're then put to the meeting aud uuant-
nonaly sdopted.
The Business Committee stated that resolutions
would be TIE o-der OF bnstneda q > 80.
The conference, al moor, adjourned until 7:sa
p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The conference re4sscmbled al 3 80 p. n, md
the u4nal opening religious services wcre had-
The report o.! the Uuxtness Committee was
called for, and the Chairman Of that body fAid the
order Of business decided upon was the reception
fF41Fh f1th 1tAFn
ference.
There we're none offered. SID, the Chairman.
wh!ls wsl!ing 1o. !hs sommtttte proposed the
was taken up and absolutely determined upon By
1oo9 e saJer sqa
the Agent and Corresponding Secretary Of tbs
conts,niu2 suggestions - to the revision should
be sent to him and it ts the duty Of the conference
70 ztEengthen the hands Of the KeV!a1ng Commit
III. FRANKLIN, Of st. Louis, offered the follow
Ing, which HcA referred to the Committee On Bust
Re1's 7hat tho nae4be7s Of this convention Of the
sh = ea e
| t:q1s I'D St'tra .te obteet Of ths ncc:tne:
4 iew voldA 6arns he rnosalns sesaoa Ran5
| who epoke seemed much discouraged relative to
the Genezh Convention, and t,td mt thlnk any.
thing n the waJ Of revision could be ob1a!led
not likely that such j thing would be ext1ed
ana ! pea ws sin dFs S s.
| erai Convention met. the High Church people de-
clAted thAt there was one Eub}ect that vas not to
! he tuuched-tnAt OF potlttcA Nheu u0tioh *as
only = few voices werc ralscL Al later day 1
eomsaHtse 81 n.ne ~ - appantea "a sna nnsi5 II nsas
xention did all that loTa people could hare asted
THIS case wss net a. hopeless a. that &c had 20
doubt that al the next qeaerA Cnnseotson the
modest dest7es Of those present would pc s&iined
The heF; Dr. NEWTON. Chairman otthe Com
n11iee on Resolutions, submitted the following:
the duty q eTaasced IN she different dLsses e
efth.e I h - iaiosa me tas o. oHf HI p
w4s n; !, e.. 4 r.
rishcI ,be Aerica Church Missionary sotety ehoult
extend m WORK ta the torciEa teld Or that anoshet
conaaSt ~ ~; rssf III, +,,,,-,. rr,rnro,a tn IN
rknselies1 eicfrv Il or1 GhufcS 10 sI!Shena.evcs
teraI % .5a I'd q csssass Is rtisoas Via lbs taia:te..
tthfr shn1.hts and etIsay ny a1unF VIZ .nfs p,S
& "a sys's National 'n''l's'''' - the American A''
,ey. Nj. ii ENESTs nTor<sea1 1naa the resoso
11nn Re taken up and considered 4friatim. Gu
| he'd.
The c11An2AAN resd the nEst resolution.
XIV In n nIrc elt,es Ike cnteaso, Wacre ecs;estas
aeessops e1 I iesuc NC 1err pereet! apdetsooJ 6ut
they tnrst awaken the people and bold mee
f spes9 ses15s 1paa hs e 1as ana
trs nrssi, He Trnt TDa 1os ihe Resolution. W.
Colonel AfcRIGG ,s;a s1t = taas ssnssa commit
W. y ;oa rs ~ y. ,ha ine csIrsi rn.,
.t1pn1n "a of ill., Ind aefion md auinorttT Woa
: dow. They should aoops the o.ean'1t,oa ot ?
l,tlcal parties ana nase 1caae[s ne esiies ie
. resple-, ,,.,.rs ,s.- .n,,, g..
{ commtsees tnc saIae as eI!su i onla Sents
Connlees hete laaish II noaA W y, y. ~ ~ p
as5 eoe o. nTFe n sonf fes ,ns.ne M II 10,
sa s Y az Ssse e2sssf es assap'a f'f
. The .esol1;.oa x@ shen Put to inc mousse a
Q carried onhnltnonaus l;,on ~, .,., nj.
Ine E1Sona I9Se9H2n ~ .us n 1,.o,p,,o
= measure Of peace md tending TO nc unity
j. ING cnuscn. 49,. ,.-t.,, ~,
maasiy anS 5es0lus'0n Wiz ''en put a0' 'A'Ie' 0nA
of The tnlrd resolution vas next fesa.
f. ReE. Nj. CLEMENTS said The principle invois
6 ps1t1 of lie Church. asa, Therefore. they ID
i ve1 cateful ii 70 intloincs .n!thtng eon1ag
C b,psd md generous
d Tns resoseaon vas Soea pat haa e@17aeo o8A
r uaf'1sfi fsl afii.,F ,opre.t tne roccrtcs.
u eleEatn md '.y7nen TO b denonlnAed the N,Aod
r. Cosainittee 81 the Chieas. Goufcrcaee. ~h.sh
tnhsee shall haze peH g. e .t = ntts =. to taesn
see fTpssaL Il aSa .S enan e Ho1y n
h iii, eonsrIrnr1 =. >A' "e1>1"' e''s+''
ID In. CINjE went on TO ssf that crbrceucea n
il ee1ry 1hes x1tt rrcure pt.ion and II Will b. nee
~ snrr Ia harr rsntra. rsi1y1nr t.nt IN cas- rI
- | nc.!@ts -'Ae ~
~ ~ strsM!. r,,,r,- ..,,. ~. x,.,- NV,
a RET AE. thENEs FAa huc NGN le.h Iou!
&c ren'ensas M @ M resolution. ana ne s 1as siaia
D. niSst p9es1Sl,1d m a1,df H .a,, thu y,e co,,,t
I ras M; NE one ~ '4e ~ AS'~ "'19''
r. Pev NssHS GAJ1Acy7rp ma 4stend.a ma
-. cnnTerfIons and Na1 fnI11 conx1noed ;nas II u
ns Wanted sejlon they must come West They do j
v | have such uecrnes as me conference It
IL Eakt II *Rs full Of mAnllnesa daF
y aud eourzge, md it onsht 70
II rerpetnate1i Tnc movement would soon run |,
" thc around If ieft 10 th' Clergy. They urst b
the aid Of the lAIty. Tie salvation Of the Cnu1
sc rested with The 1aymcn, and recent eFens SHOW
e- H. 1t was important that the influence ot
20 meeting should continue. ne DID 20. intend
I'd leave the Church uniea. driven on, ana did
e, want II understood otherwise The prayers q
ot sympathy Of The tcs1 brethren ol ~ OF
branches q The caurch Tcfr needeo the
re sections Of the Church were qGaHsLuhg lnecssa
Q ": He regretted The present s;ate o1 IN
Q! nct lnfeoa 10 IsAte w ~ - ~, -