The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

Ctn'ch rejected These fanatics, with their
! f"r'',chlurtd onwns and vfS'n'ctits mi rtit
: t,'S aH wcl' appear IL the arcs~ 0f n ctrcua
ci'Wa. lt, Me-. then PROPOSED his ct, <nll.
meut, which was II strike ont iic second
subsection cfthn canon providing that the
! cnnons Of the Church % i.n xiaa,i Ia force in
! l1S9 20 the law OF ritual, anal ~ iuscrt in
pla"c thereof the Tc"omp1endaliun made hY
| the five hishor' IN their r9pn:t In The
s. i'ous, ri Bishops 10 pyobibittkc practices
| enumerated.
| Mr.. Corridor, oC Altbo:7", s9;lttc au,cpa-
ulcnt Iuw proposed hy r. Mead had
robbed the proposed canon Of al It's worth.
| This was cntcrin" into class lr"'sl ,lion. II
was not the proper work Tor III thnrca Of
| God. The conventions If this Church are
| called upon to Deliberate nran scratching
| ersndcr and better than to put a stop IN the
| ecccntiictie> OF this OF that man, ~ class nf
| men. He Thought This thlr eli WAS broad
enough 20 include both the gentleman from
Wisconsin Gn! the gentleman from Nir-
einia. The gentlemen from Wisconsin (Dr.
| De Eorcn) had said no unhini word
| OF those who differed from him as
to forms. He could not, in The spirit
, OF peace, coincide with that branch of
/ this canon which entrusted 40 much to the
Bishop. He believed that it placed in the
hands Of the Bishop power which ii Wa:
| not desirable Tor him to have. He is bound
| to decide the question when brought be-
| fore him, whether he wishes 10 DO IL or not.
The bishop Of his own diocese. where there
were more Of the extremists on both SIDES
| than probably in any other case. would he
compelled TO interfere perempo ", which
he had always refused 10 do but lay kind
ness and iAthcrlg love he Lad den" So much
more good. WHY should thee men be
made martyrs OF:
| lie frankly confessed that he iovrd to sec
the beautiful in the church; that il Was
| pleasant to him TO see il dcck%d By loving
! hands. He saw mol why he sfnI.id spend
| his money i'll his oWn house t. make i: al
| trlc!ive and beautiful, and should not do
| Tie same for The house Of God. Tie CON
| ic>cad thai. y" Liked his praise: 20 God to
ascend 10 Heaven III the Stats u sweet
music, but while lie !elt this he would not
F.! interfere with his brother Who diSkcd
Sucn accessories, VIII" rrCiuII~I plain
! place 10 worship IL ana who desired no
accessories, ANA all tEa! h" asked was hat
hi~ brother should cAtc.-u to nan the same
toer.iioM.
Mr. Carter. Of Maryland, moved to post.
pOnc The whole subject indefinitely. Hc sad
lie l!0usr Of BISHOPS, b. It's tuj...ctiom Oh
the report Of its oGn Committee, Indicated
| that it did hot dtcu The SUBJECT Il proper
one for Legislation. Ii sent that report
down TO this house. 4 joint committee
was then proposed to take This :. hole sub
icct of the ritual into consideration. Was
| there murmuc 10 10 the composition OF
the committee appointed by the prc,!-
aant OF this house? DIG it hot re-
present all s....st.es Of opinion here?
Ami which that committee r!"t. When
the report WAS agreed upon. va. ;llat L.
bort accepted by the live bishops of the
committed rs their oWu 0p!u!o.: with
! the eyes Of the whole Church 81 Christ Oh
them, IN daily consultation TitI! Ia" liouse
Of Bishops, of which they a"2 members,
did ii not represent The views Of ihe Bish-
! cps: Aud after The deputy from t0nncr-
ten, tRcr. DR.. Mca,l) had stated tI;ft the
| report i:jado b. The five bishops had nnt
| been considered in tho cnH:!t:'ilc@, The
| nev. DR.. !Iai@lit iEli followed, and said Tic
canon n reported had uothin9 whatever
TO dc, had 10 connection, with tha! re-
port.
Now what do we see? We sec the rove
| fcnd deputy frcn: NoGncctcu! bringing III
now a. an amendment The e.Sen!lu! lea
lures Of this very report. WL!@h the COM
mittre did not ever consider. :l"W can tnis
question be decided properly 1t this late
rcri0I Of tie session, when TIE cha!rnlnt:
goes back on his own report: hi, IS n!t
! the time TO take :. leap in the dark. Don't
attempt legislation on this >uij c., wren
your own committee changes is opinion
| after making it, repor:.
Dir. Judd, Of illinois, WAS nu ritua;;s'.
nor did lie bcl1n. to that ri9:s of church,
men who staiu il tie Cl;t.th 10 pull it
dDWu. He stood by hc prayer beck.
There is i law aborc all !tons-.lii ccti"-
Sia>licai ClactmrsiS. T:ial l'W nnMt:"d
in the ccil,nrNicaI Iaw o! IL" catholic
Ciuch OF Christ. ami ibis tony, ulion nor
any other body can be above il.
:icy. Or. Cadv, Of New York, proposed
thr Following :S 4 guhstitUte iJr he ho|,,:
Canon Of kttuGi.-ln all lnnii"is oi llt,Iat
that are doubtful, reference sh IL he nlaIc 10
the ordinary, and TO charges stall nc III ,lc
against the godly counsel and Judgment ol
tue bishop.
Dir. Judd, in tie couF.c Of his remarks,
laluled to the c..n1n of HE tilHiGh Of Eng
land, prescribing that duc ,tY4. ercc shall
be made 1t the !laiiia cf r!e&u9, and then
read from Corinthians, "a, tie iiAua OF
Jesus every knee shall bow" Here was tie
divine law above all human Law aud yet
there ere bishops OF the Church t;ho stand
erect hen the name Ci ollr ii"acslner IS
pronounced
rev. Mr. Ctlrric. Of RHODE sand, called
Mr.. Judd to or,t,r.
Mr.. Jldd don't wonder ii.a! tic .cu-
tlcmgn SIui'mS. .-
! The 4 ,i;ilf eNDfcSSPU tue hitiipU iitl
Dir. judd was out Of order ii. crIticlsipS
the action or dcmeanor of 4 bishop.
| A deputy here asked Mr.. Judd II he con.
sidered that crooking the neck was bend
in" the knee?
Mr.. Judd replied that the deputy was
irving to escape under tcchnc,litlcS. IL
was the spirit of The |a~ for Whit, he Con-
tended. But he asked the Yert!e!nan.if he
obeyel even the letter Of the IL" by bend
ing the knee. -" 80.
! In the midst of some confusion Inc house
at this time & p. H. a0joulnsd, with Mr.
Judd still on the floor. ..... ."".
Tine debate. TO. dry was Of more abaorb-
ing interest than on any dry since the
Opening cf TIE Convention. At Zines the
feeling both among the deputies and the
large number Of spectators present was in
tense, and applause and cries Of order,
when some unusually bitter expressions
escaped from the lips C speakers. brought
TO mind the deliberations Of heated political
assemblagss. Abe delncanor OF the rlu u.
ists, il such there be, was, both IN word and
act, In marked contrast with tie excited
| manner and The opprobrious 'tcIlus htupqd
urau !hem by members ui The aDiAGunlsllc
! branch OF the church, - - aye. go
asrast - o -
| uyDEATE OF CHLaEAL,-A case Ct rattlc-
snake poison has lately been cured ~ NY
| drate of choral at Point Pleasant, n. y. 4
| Young man bitten by the ra!t!eSnakc, anu