Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
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now stands the memorial Cannot b adm
ted The m emoriaf had his heur', bnt si-t
constitution ought 10 tie an nded. IL
retired 10 art. 2 IF the constitution II
proof oil bis sand. The time for aoj }urn
meDt came. Reso!u ion was nne ed t..
prolong the sitting uaiiIthis question b'
settled. Judge Battle has had the flo,
for sumo timer and rs rot vii
liz e to yield. The resolution was lost. A
delegate from DIcotah said thas he was
willing for the matter 60 resthwith th.
COMMITTEES on Ca0ons. Judge Battle IN
ter, upted By saying if this d-ba'e1c' nil"-
ues.ie would not y1fld the floor. The
Convention adjourned. -oa
The Missionary Jubilee last night YES a
very great success Stirring addre>se,
were made. Bishop McIlvaine Introduces
the speakers. I was particularly struck at
az expire ssion OF r.. r y. Bishop CGtLIe
namely. that in extending our lahQrs IL
c,untIy ard in town, We mnst MT b. for
ever crying out Ms chuweh. The church, he
church, cry which has done more injury
than Il Q Me cEurohman is aware. They
forget that men are not fools, ard are not
goibg either TO accept the truth. or b.
come chuYcbmen on any such wild cry.
To night I will attend the Fifth ami
vers4ry Of the Evangelical E1ueation go
cietv, to b. held ct ct Peters churcb.
will r. port to morrow. - j. b. j.
TENTH DAY.
F.. BALTIMORE. MD O3t. IL. 1871.
DEAR JOURNAL After the morning
y aver tho Hous5 vas called 20 Urder, end
thofe Deputies who have rot yet reported
VT re requested TO come forwa' d. Mtnnte'
OF NTH day re I'd aud approved.
The Rev, Or. L. Ell. Paddock fapor- ( j
the draft Of resolution for the Committee
on Canons, % odifyiog the use of common
prayer. Tue whole subjec: involved IS oE
the construction of Canon 20 of Title |
Certain words are to be era ed and other
words of wider liber y inserted. No o.hsr
prayers, e., are TO be us d ether han are
found In the Book of Common Prayer. A
computation may b3 made theEefrom 10
suit the place, the station, and the ooDgle-
cation. All services except On certain
emerget c:ea must be subject to the Ecc)esl-
asticai auth 'rIty OF the di1ct Sc. 1h~re
seems TO he al inconsi- teucv be;w en-
Canon 20 lite /, AID section IL OF Canon
Ii OF Title /. The committee on CaCOos
was uranimhua on this or these resOtG ions.
ard desire that it rtcoiVe tie Pr&V> COO
sidsra"ion of this Honso. Rev. DIR G-0J-
Of Pennsy ive MIA, informed tue House II q
this Canoe va, not TO b3 applied 10 those
wOIsLIpriug III a foreigh language. tbs
% etttr is now being debated by cet tuiu
pc embars. R4v. DIR. Adams, OF Wiscon-
sin, is @, eatipg ct tits moment some
lsnehter on the word "emergency. ! he
whole subieot made the order OF the day
for II o'clock next Wednesday.
The committee on Expenses Ea-
ported its action OF reimbursug
the presiding Bishop in The SUN OF five
hundred dollars for expauses incnfred 10y
him eioee his acting pres dug shop;
aleO that the same sun be laid him for
similar xpeuses for the next three years.
The Secretary of this House was allowed
seven hundred aud fifty dollars auOth~r
Secretary OF House nf Bishops Two buu-
dred aud fifty dollars, FIR expenses incur
'ed v them in their 1hciai dnties. The
! Commit, furiher reported that II the
Secretary and Treasurer fni taat the
! prese pt os essment of three q. liars Of each
delegete be insufficient .hat f.4ttbec ASST s.
! rnent b. made. h solutis Us carried
| Rev. DR.. r. 'e1s reported for the D0,neA-
! TIC and Foreign A1ssioIa tie III. KIP dieLct
/ of having each rectory- Gf this cha cn ca
Otfci0 M mEtzr Of the Board. aad e4'h
/ Eloces tn BE- entitled 10 o1e vote C:au~t,
! +, Can 6 Title T. HIS been referred II
! @ ,Dlmittee OF Cancns to alter aud 10 ADJ;
that htuden IN any college vi era the re
| is chap.-t Ct this ehnrch c;usEcr tel by
btsho41 be und the spiritual jurisdic-
| ton OF 'he pas or in charge.
! Rev DIR. Howe, of Pennsylvania. on the
! JOINT Cstmm tee OF tie III mnal, rropDs-
! cd resolution that the HvCnunl now
! formed be no uee1 by , his church, and
thes nUpe other be used except such
! hymns "a are low ordinarily boand up
sith the Book of Common Prayer. Rev.
! DR.. Mssoa. of North Carolina, rG,c
and said that that line in tie
| Litany hyrn H. the first line CT third v, rsu
of seth by in the Prayer Book. the
! 81 b in the proposed hymIal, is entire i
false That it is worse than the mpnotte
lite heresy i:s-lf. That there never was Is
moment in the life Of our L ri wherein /
| shadow "of daik despair" ever ed It's
soul. The chair said that amendmeu Il
were to be made. and thaS i would CT ms
up in its proper time. I venture t. say
thai the emmeuda'or would would have
| never notified the line of the learued oil
| vine Of North CaroliDa hed he nor Gale d
/ at-eEt!cn TO it. DR.. Adams d. sires tn.
/ Wh ole matte TO be LAID over to ut x Geu-
Eerai Con von ton Rev De Good VIZ, Of
! Ps3c usS IVA, Ia recorded the N .t!oD. Ever,
! hymn in The Hymual cIn then be- consi t.
az, d gravel =. He said that no member
could now, with lis imouth clos O. v,te-
forthe r. solution before he House OF
Depu' les to sb p. He said that the sng
gestion of his IevtIend brother fron = r b
Carolil q is extremely importan'. IL,
/ calls attention 10. 20Gth hymn OF tue
] hymual conc, rning the wine in thi. cup.
Ii it is the bLood st Cnrist zoe lea ~, we'll
! thetorica.ls well; but if it were To me4L
/ doctrinal-it was false, false, fals,-
Rev. DIR. Paddock. of Long Island, ar
gued that the Conmittee on Hgmpal
Ougnt to be trnsted, which ig-Tboma, ID.
CLARK, Gregory 4. Bedeii, A. CIevelant
| Cox Frediok ID. Hanting on, III. A D.
| Wolfe Howe and Henry f. P.errepont -
This will do What is right, and the ~uggeo.
ton of every Que that has such to make is
desired. Much discussion. Very much
| debate. Good deal Of warmth. The Va ue
Of the Hymnai is much appreciated BIZ
! hasty legislation is not reqaired. THIS
should not be final endorsement. Fll!
meaning, and foil discussion necessary.
| Rev. DR.. Good win said that when there
WIS any fundamental doctrine involvt il
| q thing it became every memb-r I'd give
his opinion. This matter of ccnsderatlol
Of Hymnal began, fifteen years ago. I
they discus, and oriticise 1T a. they d
now, it will be fifteen mers bcfDre they
come To n vote haV have baop thype