Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

1OuS are not 70 De placed on Sach C00Rr0-
y4tiops. It wished that. until an authoriz-
ID version of the book be made, selections
rom the Prayer Book, may be taken and
translated for use Of such as need them.
Rev. DR.. Mason made an amendment 10
cave ont certain words. But everybody
seemed to have something TO emit. 1t
vas moved to recommend for each one TO
'end in his emendatiors-lost. There
seemed to be much feeling on the whole
ubjec'. The motion of Rev DR.. Mead to
ay 1t on the table was voted down. Id
lid it to cut off further debate and feeling.
The provisional part Of the Committee
has called forth all the discussions. Here
IS the Canon as it came from the Commit |
tee:
"cANoN %.
''Cf the use Cf the BooE Of Common Prayer.
Every minister shall. ON ali occasions OF pub |
lie worship Zee the Book of Common Prayer, as |
he sSI4e Is or may be established by the au- |
taorIty Of the General Convent on of this Church,
and this ruie shall be understood to prohibit |
all addition TO a1d cmmissiOns frCUI the prescib
I'D order of said rook except in the cases IRE
ecibad By Section IA OF Cannon - Title l.; Pro-
Ulded,. That on other occasions than Sundays, |
and the III rnings OF those week days for which |
epecial service is ordered, and Gs all tim6s in
misrlon stations and other places than parish |
churches, where the prascribedorGer Of Morning
Or Evening Prayer cannot be used to edificAtion
OF. services may be used, CT M oiled only from
She Ok of Common Prayer; bat no such dew
ation sI al be permissible, except en- en- ereen-
c:es. will on the appreciation of the Ecolesiss-
teal authority of tie diocese.
by order of the committee.
"WM COOPER MEAD, D. D.,
Chairman"
1t was moved now, 20 Minutes 10 l
O'Clock, time Of adj tournament, to settle the
matter IN two minutes. Lest. 1t is mov-
ed to strike cut the provision. TIE mover
speaks on the extreme men in this church.
1 \ - II
loyal men only, and these are the conscr-
natives, and who, I think, control this
House OF Deputies. The session has been
voted to sit Indefinitely. Every member
is up almost in his turn t, throw off
partaHriu1es ma0ntcs kind Of 81, ech. I shall
say more Of this tomorrow, or when the
House has concluded what complexion
other than it Low has it will have.
The meeting held in Emmanuel Church.
and which was addressed by very Rev
Dean Howson, last night was very great
The Dean spoke for al hoar or more and
went fully into the de'aijs. After stating
gen' FL principles about the romans mis-
sion il this church, he gave his export
ence OF wonlan'a worth in England and on
the Continent, in the parish, in the
school room, IL the diocese III general,
and in the hospital. We lvocato most
earne t!y tie acceptance Of tho most earn
est and our best women IL Church work
He said be would r.th have six women
OF high Standing. women " want 70!
aid, than SIX Thousand who might seek
such places Tor position or aid. After the
Deans address, tho great philauthropist
Of Philadelphia, Mr.. VILLAIN Welsh; pre-
c. eded to give some experience he had Of
cur 1udian missions. He showed the gar
ITS Of q chief which be saw the chief
wear, aud which are now held for sale for
tho aid OF the missionaries. That cLief
and bis Whole family ore now christians. =
He also presented a beautiful piece Of
work from the children OF the Greek mis-.
sion at Athens. Many Of such articles ere
displayed iii the baseHeut cf this church,
their value TO be applied to tbs mission.
j. Is. Z.
BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 10Th, 1871.
FOURTEENTH DAY.
DEAR JOURNAL The vote on the Can
on 20 which l s3nt you yesterday, was
taken by dioceses. All amendments were
rejected, and the Canon, as it came from
the committee on CanOrs, became law.
This amended Canon will hold the extrfm-
lists in check
The Ri:ualists will not be able to cut up
the morning and evening services to suit
their whims. [ am glad 10 see that the
general tone of this Convention is to crop
closely the fuss and feathers Of the wings
of Ritualism. The sentiment is to 20
back TO q moro evangelical standard. The
" church and "sacrifcial priests must
understand that the word Of God is not
cOniired 10 a celestial circle Of few
ntopianists, or 10 a band who would set
an altar of sacrifice up instead OF spirit
ual table Of commemorative communion,
bloody sacrifice instead of a pure obla-
ton Of prayer and praise. The WORD
OF tGOD and, t1at WORD. as only The
Church, the Catholic Universal Church,
whose ii aching is to cover the earth, Gs
the waters doth the sea.
Rev. DR.. Goodwin, Of PENNSYLVANIA,
prCseDts report from the Joint committee
on the German Prayer Book. He went into
the history Of the joint committee Oh this
subject. One joint committee was formed
IN 1874, another in 1862. whose chairman
was the late Bishop of Maine. TIE Rev. |
DIR. presented several resolutions Is re-
CARDS the p1opriety of permitting those
coming from foreign shores to use atheir
li:urgic forms, not inconsistent with the
doctrine and discipline of this church. |
until such u1n9 as q proper translation of |
the Prayer Book be made. He desired !
that this be put in the hands of ioint
committee. to be reported On at the next
General Convention. He also reported
Luht JOlnV COmmltteo De continued until |
the book SO translated be published. Mr..
McCrady, Of South Carolina, spoke in
opposition to the passage of the resolu-
lions. He asked if we were ready to have
foreign to us in language
and liturgy. under our ecclesiastical gov
Ii they are 10 come here, let
hem learn the language sof our common
prayer. He was not prepared to enter
ain the motion. He was answered by
mother member, who said that he had
several congregations, and lie knew
rom the vast nultitudes of Germans in
his country, that there were thousands
Who would como into our church If we
would allow them to use their own liturgy
Until they came to speak the English
augupge.
Order OF the day called for, it
icing ~ N. This is the contin-
lation Of the Amended Canons per-
aiming to the ministry. Moved that it be
for five minutes carried. The
esolutions of the Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society. concerning the amend
ng of its constitution. were mt to the