The New York herald., 1871-10-14
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVECTION
Ninth Days Observation-Disclosures q Com
nittses-Training Of Women for Church
Wmk-The Nic.ne Creed-Pcwer
e. lrt sf the Federal Council of
4 Nfe the Diocese Of New York ss


BALTIMORE. Nd, oct Is 1S1l.
ns Protestant Episcopal Conversion mst nc the
usuai hour. The morning services were performed
~ the Rev. Drs Franklin. Of Isuiana; Chase. OF
Illinois. and bishop Talbot, OF Indiana ilAa rM
I The PRESIDENT announced tne Following as tho
eommittee on the part OF the House Of Deputies
10 consider the report on the uniformity OF the
gitual:- aAff4 y l94-t MN.~
Rev. Drs. Mead sr Connecticut; Haidht Of New
York; Andrews, OF Virginia; Strlngienow, OF Ala
con. OF Name; Orlando Meads, OF Albany; William
Welsh. OF pennsylvania; y w. Andrews and o. ,. b.
Craighead or Tennessee ~..e. f<r ~
p A message was received from the House OF
Bishops announcing the appointment OF the Bishops
OF Iowa, Central New York and Nebraska as mem
bersof The Joint committee to nominate Board OF
Missions. ana the appointment OF Bishop whiting
lam, OF Maryland; Bishop Stevens, or Pennsylvania;
Right Rev. q. T. Bedell, Assistant Bishop OF Ohio
Bishop Atkinson, OF North Carolina, and Bishop
Coke, OF Western New York. as committee on the
part Of the House or Bishops. to consider the report
on the uniformity OF the ritual
On the motion OF The Rev. J. s. SPAULDIN0. OF
Pittsburg It was referred TO the Committee on the
State OF The church TO inquire whether 1t be exre-
d,ent, and, if so deemed 10 report well digested
plan TO this house oy which the following ends may
be securcd:-
xg,-Ths training OF chrsusn women 70, work 10
draining houses adop.sd FOR the purpose.
SoaL1he TO consist visiting conducting
others meetings and Bible for men and for women
saeans church schools nursiDg and caring for The sk
trained s G S be scent forth ~ :. needed e
women who desire their Lord how begin and
women not to be bound by irrevocse!e vows
have the OF comfortable supper, throurhfe.
The following memorial was pres snted by the
Rev. Dr. w. stevens Perry, Of Western New York.
TO THE 0ESEeAL CONVENTION ov rnE PROTESTANT
s. your memoras. herein eosained .howsih that On ise
80 aAy Of Ausgst 1863 ths Copyen.on Of the then und
vote aSophs foowns preamble and e reso:uons
on w ss sa s ySss n M
.yool and whsea. our traditional use OF them y liable 70
slaol tsersfere be u -, n" --.-...
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% s !, ' az ss e sns ys s creed .
SaSsS . ss cl"ro same: o. ''s
The 'sf 'o 2
cess. of missouri and nrhsr tSas no enon % FOR ns or
ss .a ss on s sa sas 4.
episcopal &C. chnTs in The uni.ed s,s,eA your %emori.s
sssrs .iSss.s. !; s and Of many and sv o,AsI
sy a E zen
81: ,ss:
s Z. safsS T Of all Hs JOHN soa
rressy,er q the d,ocese Of western New York
The memorial was LAID on the table. n II gN4
Dr. o LSSg sne
pf the American Protestant Episcopal cburcn OF the
Holy Trinity IN Paris, concerning the work under
his charge. The report reviews the general condi-
1ton OF the church, the severe revcrscs II encoun
tered during the siege OF Paris and concluded with
the hope that the church has won too strong hold
ON the sympatnies OF thousands at home u be al
l0wed 70 suffer IN The day OF temporary misfortune.
The report was referred 10 committee Of three 10
act with similar committee OF the House OF
Blshops. M .ti .e
The report OF the Committee ON Canons on the
memorial from the Federal Council OF Inc Dioceses
Of New Yor., submitting TO this Convention for It's
approval declarauon OF the powers proposed to be
exercised by said Federal Council. was taken up
md discussed for some time, and iurthcr consdera
Lon postponed until report was had from the
Committee on Canons as TO the a.,
Of the Convention to estabro TO hc exsrc,se6
Scuas sIe one TH.e.ai % " VVSounciL - 80
"a message was received from the House OF
Bishops with resolution that The House OF Clerical
and Lay Delegates concurr'ng the hymnody ro
ported 0y the Joint Committee OF The General Con-
ventlon be authorized for use In this Church. and
that no other hymns be allowed In The public wOr.
snip OF this Church except such as are now ordlnar.
W bound with the book OF Common Prayer the
regulation to take efrect and become authoritative
Dn the first OF Epiphany, 1872 three O'Clock p n.
THE report OF the Committee on CanoDs, authoriz-
fno tbe aonas'on " deputies from missionary jurfs
alGtiois. was taken ur aud discussed undl inree
O'Clock, when the House ADJOURNED :" ore seAlng
vote.