Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20

AZ If "a ~ h V 5 II O. tn III 1,
.tiol aud .al, n n la lie Ep'sc,, al
anicl. Thes Lum: O. ma as iour
en- Bishops. and, o judG iron ghe pnn
Or OF tie clergy / san Attending the
meetings, they are not to BE- de spb e5.-
Hence this Convention aTe rrady to 90 aii
they osn to cCucli!ate them, and TO relieve
their co1sciences. I have found some IF
he higp churchuen most vile IN til ir
private den a Geiations. l rhark God that
ex se1ience has taught me not to trust man
in religion. The Gross of JESUS !. The
@. oss of Jesus Nothing else. b. P.
ELRvESTa DAY.
81 'o-g4 ~ .-.s BALTIMORE. Oot. 1G.
DEAR Journal ;-M"rniDg PfaS er. 1 b.
DInG les az Saturday rea and oppfcv d
General Patterson OF N. c., was grontr
y isaue OF absgucs commu att ~ a.
r.4Bd by tire Pr" idtnt. frotn q mber OF
h;e CcnyenEl~u, Rev. DR.. lock He ga
that the realty o. fhe e e IL CbinBgo S
far above What any uew-papar has report
ed i. His appeal is nn behalf of those of
the clergy of the p e. Church who are
now destitute, havIpg IL st shsIr all. Eve
Episcvpzi Churches were consumed The
President said that ths members Of tits
Convection have been already called
| upon ro,snbscribe, aGd that they have dOne
SO most literally, but that tie contribu-
tons were for all IN general Now, this
bscript'on is for ths part. ouldr benefit of
the hUneleSS hEI reEG less clergy OF this
church. He hoped that this appt al would
reach every parish Of this churcb, and
that any c0ntribu'i N would ba for warded
to Rev. Clinton LDrkr, ID. D., of Craze
CAuTch, Chicago, H. Ga tho resolution
OF the Prrsid Mt TO refer Cue matter TO the
House OF Bishops. several things wsre
sad by several members. Mr. We:sn, OF
Penn, said that tho condition of Mich
gan oIRbt - be- also c1nside red Rev
d, D KDveu. OF Wisconsin,, brought for
ward AIS the distress Of his State, he hav-
lag heard that 50 many b twelve hundred
persons have been burned by the sweep
| ing flames OF tie bn"uIUg forests. DR..
| HaIg>.t said that the first matter brougn,
! up 10y tho chair ought to be, at tnin pre-
seu', fokly cors.dere d. The desire of ali
se"ul8 90 be thai lu-teid of cOLtubu lous
bang ssDtto the Bishop IF I.linois, t. ey be
! sat I" Il V. DE-. Locke Rev. DR.. Lo Ike,
! it8v DIX. Thompso4 aud Mr.. B. OTIS, were
j apno,n'e q commitfc- 10 ibves i,ate the
Lerc s.ty Of all that j. required, aud 10 re
c.!ge all contrlOuti9Bs
lie Countries on Canon, touchi ~
Ia Ia y diGctss0f Peuu., rel Orted What
h4e b-s Il arr dy pretty subs ANITA ally ,lven
! t. you. lde dirc34a' vas rattle October
Gu, and vii come toto connection With
- u,
| 1871. ILe pTI0ary meeting of the
Diocesan Conyen ton VIII. with The
consent Of hesBishop of p 81 mia, as
aune acme. 1atk inlk Talk @ les
ton ! Q estion Tie President informed
the me-lbe.H tina hiss House was not to
Sit FIR nile nont! S; That Eno tim was a.
prcat hing q Ia i wou!d adj urn sine dir;
tuut the mem err Oug4t TO trust nteIn
gent coo4mit IS, Is. Mrs a k; AID
n n
tae order Of tte day acTvol. NJ wed -
suspend 1t for tea m.uuts 8. Cared D..
DeRJtse. sad hB vas read to t. IL
! hh ma jve As 80 tie new dIOcesA OF = Qn-
sylvan'a, bu he desired to know why it
could II. b. name without tue cuuh, NJ
OF tht Bah p Pc nsyivanis. A mem,
Der from CIV HaH,l sine, ou The Com
MT Z, said, by the rIghs PRECEDENT that
/. EHs be II wy tie care bn& that t 6
! prt s-il@ C"nVe. tion W l. pr vide for tbi,
MA ter ion tn" fiturn. l. is -et5led, and
j:e t. VITA thu 4cu0a of CUmmittu., On
CanOn4.
Ofder If the dsy I1tc1ra,tei ag in
Oturr OF Ii" lay las witch is the re-
t,Ort Of the G ;mmltteo GU tao HyWnaL
and I'm admeD' OF Rev Dr. Adams,
OF W1soUuFin 4. e. 10 take tie Fl =, Oh al dis
| at res7Lt rese1.rd by the JOint Com
mittee pr0utsionuEy for the next tn
years. M Bernard Garter OF NJ ryiaud.
! il ~ the floor, oppo Ell To this an1eu,meui.
Ha u fer lhe ud rition authoritative OF
the II, MIRA coming fro1a h Commute,
aud that of the next G~uerai Convention
any obi, cfi9uabie +, q u1o o. ~ c4n he
ST ken out AR. T. J ,hnsjn Barbour, OF
! Y r-iGtu, i also ia favor If ad.,Jijru. lie
replied IL iIa obje5 ions OF Rev. Dr..
GIod~!n, OF L nneytvtn1A, who,;o e2O6th
II mn. "VuiI see tho dociriDe III the trau
/ ktn
son. from North Caro- iuB, VINO would eea
| III doctrine Of tuo MUuOCuIlItts in tue
54th, but saci hiugs were Ia and,
then an entire K urgz'i and Il. Fl 10 "a
of the 2. 3 would be lisp .usaDiy
necessary. Seve al OtAtIs took the floor
- tie tav,r
ReV Dr.. Mead. OF Connecticut. read
every oytnn cid ps,lm III this Fl, m ual
-lnc. 5stdrd4y. He said il is the very
bott 'bat can lie Ii o.. He eaid to the
N mbsrs Of tLis Couven ion tha. if they
are wise they will adoL this Hymual. He
Wt Mt INTO the different complexion Of the
deoatois 'hat axe the flor from time TO
! ime. He ais went into tho bi>tory of
this proposed HgmuaL He ssid that they
Who hope 'or perfect book will hope fO2'
VII t Vas not, Is not, and ne7er will toe.
He replied TO DR.. Mason, ana thinks that
he Is ia errur. aud that there il 20 errore
cas- doctrine :anght IN 'he iine. He APP
yea S TO thi- u uee II t. waste time.
Q .estion ! QaesNou! Q ies.ion Rev.
DE-. Andrew, of Virginia, III is favor.
DR.. Mason vlLd, cate3 hinscf firm
ga imputation Of tho worst kind.
He calls upon tLo Rev. Or. from
Coun.. to cay wh-re he IS in error. He
(n-s- age from the Hou>e Of Bshops) puts
| the Rev. D. ia u curious position, aud
plainly tell, him that he is IS AIMED that a
N "a OF lis age CDR. 81. ade hAs been a II 10
Der Of this House sIcce 1929 does not
k ow what the mon thelIte heresy Is. He
vindioatsd and pronounced Sd by the
chair. The whole was "a ere passage at
arms. NJ JVed that the Question be taken
III ten minutee-c4rried. The anne nd ment
OF Or. Adams was lost, i. g., that the
iHfmual b. provl ionaly received. Rev
d.. Adam, OF Wis, moved all indefinite
-uspel 81 u fthc whole matter-Que.tiou!
| Question Q iession DIR. Adams persi is
IA speaking Tins up devoted to this
discussion DR. Adams sllE talks. Tee
question he rails. d bro .ght rp the
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