The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29
THE AUTHORIZED yERsKof.
* A~ A
Ans IN. / M s.ci,e lin tins Chapel OF
az KSs Henry VII

EroS. lie London Times.
It may be interesting to recall a
sccno which was brightly noticed in tic
columns of the Times as having occur
red during tho past week, and which
gives pleasing augury Tor better feet!
ing hes@iSntth5' eonsoudiug factions of
Church and States. We refer t.. the
participation in the Holy Communion
By tho Company of the Resisezs-of the
Authorized Version Of tho NeF Tesla
meut, which btcdfrcd il Hsd4yfVt1.'s
ChnPsl Yf,tg}iprsttqar & ABBEY; prepare
tory tothelr entrance on their lmpor-
taqpppNS TAftbice. HAD beea ISSUED
to each Of the body to the effect that
the sacrament would be,'administeret
there On the day of thelF fg = meeting
to such of the body as should feel dis
posed to attend Some few ge1e pre-,
vented from appearing; but Of the hou
named as a"i ms Is IS 'twentyy presented
themselves, and ,ysre plaetain the 20.
Gent stalls Of the chapel . No one else
assisted. The dean read the service
from the communion table at che head
of Henry WIS tumb. It so happen.
ed that this table thus received its first
uss.b6bbd v34ais'4 tBdlAAaltpeasW;
placed temporary table, having, as the
inscription aidtn = 6hbaa records, Been erect
edhM t1alphpe Observation-Disclosures
which once indicated the spot where
ns!' Is KY! 81 '3s.s :!
had been de,t1Qxea hz ia Puritana. N
the civil Esz 0Qnr the marble slab
which COVERS It's top ID placed ths frsg-
ments Of t:wbesatiifally carved friezs 81
the lost altar, found unexpectedly last
year in Edward Wis grave, togethee:l.
with other fragments Of ruined alters
which happened to DO at hana,,feaa afs
purpose. In front of sAber table,o . stssss
itself q monumen, of tho extinct rsttff1s
of former days, and round the grave "o Il
Of the youthful Protestant king, III
,.s:a $a$ $9!!s! r H.
coronation of til. sovereign, s sss %alf '1aass
its taa,ssiessss>&@ through.
out the people, knelt together the band
of scholars and diviues, 6psf ting 4 I;
most every form of Christian belief in
England. gThere wsrebi3bpps gf tas
Established ChSzck, tN o. them "
their venerable years connected with
the past generation; there were the
representatives of our histoSFficS eessthoS.
drals and collegise cda9ahksf COT Our
learned universities, Of o,gF la lSg y@s
paroohial charges, and of our our chlbef &C. e.
clesiastical convocatlse} st5 gil these
iptermieglea, without DISTINCTION, -rcIe
ministers 81 tn. EAiAbIis 6 fa' Church
and OF the:Escc Church Of. $cotldnd,
and Of almost every, ponconformist
church in Easlana-Endepen
BsptslsnWas9syaay UnitniapoT. 1t is
not to be sulp,s ID that 4yeas| ons~Tet,
those present e"t=red with eq~al' asree.
mcnt into every part Ct the service i;
but 1t Is surely aot withputaa hopefnf
sisni6e.ues-ttha.<-asiitEes-sa -sAe side -of
the Church ,nor with nopconiormity was
tncresand religious difficulty" raised
,j5iHt' anticipation 81 |' sa 81, ap O.
casiQntins Tie mostyenerable and sacred
ordiahee,of Che Christian religion. The
Chapel: Of Henry VII: has :, witnessed tin So
many famous sights, moro august and
miqlf'e!. aaiirfllosg!;z The funerals Of king,
and prineesy Of 'noblesj;'r generals, and
siitaasns; tho debates q the Westmint::
stor Assembly and OF the onvocatious
otihss English i! Church ;tthe. installation
oftheoKs;ghts of Bath, whoEe banners
~sSss trGm sRe 'eS4, = ing a3y WIGS swords
welcaepesited beneath the Ialter raised
on that ypst:. : But it'may be doubted
whstaertih Ass:ever been, the scene I'd
adevehvsS fssughts # rightly consider:
edsssssA pos6bili,2' o5 sot kindly inter.
course between jarrids !; factions; and
pacific solution Of warning problems, as
that which happened, silent and unob'
served, on the 22d of June.
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