, 1874-06-18

Tho fourth ballot roBultod aB follows:
Votes. n
Kem?cr, ,................. .............."...".... 81
Huntington. on...................". ......."".... ?
furay';.'''.'''''.' !
lilo lay voto waa:
Fur: .......".........".... u
hgainHs '.'.'........'.*..''..'.' W
uiSldeu..
| DIR. Cole moved that tho Council adjourn Until
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
| h1r. Garfield did not believe, from the way
things bud gone on, they should bc Munblc to
| oleot eithor candidate, md ho therefore sug-
gosted TINT commlttao Of two clcrgymen, ono
from each party, md four laymen. two from oaol,
party, 10 appointed to consult together, md
| TINT the candidate they should ngtoo upon bo
| voted for by the Clergy and ay1nen.
Thia met with diBnpproval. aud, no motion
boing n,asle. tho mattor dropped.
Dr.. EKnn moved to R1nend tho motion BY III
sorting lih!f- past o'clock tins oyonlB III llnGe
Of o'clock to-morrow morning. lilo a1nond-
| 1nent Was concnrred in.
MORE ABOUT DnowN.. ....
It appears that during Dr.. De Kovon's ntor-
| Wow With Dr. kcupor, tlo former Bnld lie
would nut bo u candidate, md that Dr. Komner
| gavo him to understand lo would not accept the
b1sE,oprio uniess tendoroa to him BY q large 1ua-
1orlty ,...-
ault, Brown, Lewis, and anothor; and asked it 1t
it would not bo brotlierly for him, De koyen, to
nominate tho most acceptable, aad for him
(hempor) to socond tho nomination,
and thereby unite the dlscordant o!emont;;
LIZ. hompcr, 1t la tBaerted, TaH fnoydu
by tho appeal, and said ho would
think tho matter ovcr. Subsequently ho Bug
geBtod one OF tho four to his irenda, but thoy
would not give tlor concurrence aud Do Koson
wns told that the programme could not oo car
oithor tI,e moruinir or nfternoon sossiou'Mrt
loast, did not slow Rimaof,--aud Its absence or
wero tletern1f,,ed to vote for him. and wighod to
keen him nut of tho WAY no Tint ho won]d
not withdraw which tho Do Koyon party
say le would have DONE being d
the sccoud ballot, tho result showing lin that
there was a deadlock aud no hopo 0f his eloc-
tion. Previous to the commencement Of tho
evening session. tho delegates who loiterca on
the sidewalk III front Of tho Cathedral, discussed
tho situation.
CONSIDERABLE TEMPER
was shown by soulo Of tho disputants. It being
staled by Tho Do Koventes TINT thoy Ind offered
to compromise, mud that the Kemporites were
unwilling to settle tllo controversy. Tho Inter
charged that there WIS Jesutical ring
among tho clergy aud urged that II 1t was tho
Intention to carry the Church into Catholicism it
1e done all at once, and not ;p,cco,ueal, They
douled that compromise was proposed, since it
waB Attempted to fosce upon them n man who
WAS objectionable. NJ lad been shown by the
result of lilo four balloty, Ono OF them sniI ):
II Give 1ls Another man. md IL We reject him.
another, and not vote for ono forever, n1ld waBta
cAucusEs
about $50 o'clock, the DoKoyeuites resolving to
yoto for brown until It snowud, and tho Kc1nper-
ties to try to have n committee appo,utoI to SEQ
il HI adjustment OF the uitl;uulty could not bo
effeoted, ''|>
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EVENING SESSION.
Iho Goancl mot ut 7:3o y. ~, Dr. pradt III the
cnaar' tnerG no,',g more spectators pfoaent than
CONFERENCE.
mr.. McGregor. Of tho hemper pnrty, moved
TINT tho special order be postponed for half M
hour, and that Dr. Do Aovon and Dr. kempcr be
requested to oach select two discreet prcsbyters,
they together to form Committee OF Con-
ference, to 500 IL sou.o Clergyman could not he
found who would bo acceptable to both the
clergy ana iaity.
The motion was agrocd to, With only two dis
mud Ashley. DR.. kofnrer ths Kev. Dr.. Adams
aud the Rev. Mr.. ". P. Tonbrook.
Do ltoven asked that two laymon bo added. No
Dow and J. A. 1lefferBterD. md Dr.. Komper
chose Dennis Worthiligton and Angua Cameron.
Ile Committee retired and
GENERAL 1lusIsEBs z.
waa takon up. The board Of Misbyns reported that
eleven missionaries hnd beon eluplu Jed all the
yoar aud four pnrt OF tho time. Financial
embarrassment would have booa inevitable had
not liberal pledges been made in advance. Thero
waH sent tn The board OF Foreign Missions, $3.50.
The REPORTS Of Deaas, OF Conyocatons woro
submitted, showing that tho work Was progress
lug satisfactorily, though in Hoino districts mis-
soMarea wora badly needed.
Tho cGnIts9 on orgap'1ng Lrmsns
which contemplated at Bomo future time
tho taking caro- OF aged and inhrm cler-