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hook, but ~ tho oxpondns Of DR.. syn,ou'fo i'1oAa
| on TIM tftv rn11,,btfn1ntf

~ kNAeIl NJ Hp0clHlGDH Ol hlF. Ge3Aaoh "tNesA-
i,aa, he wns tte worry nsan tl.oy wanted Tor tioir
dloenso. I1c, for oue, want1d to know wnether et
nf Illumination llntt changed pig pflncipaos bnSo
lila ordination. At that period, ". ltnnunRtons
vteWH OIL tho resurrection OF lilo body WoEo con-
silorcd 80 serloas, 70 dnngorouH. In faot, thai
ho would hardly bo ruHHed At all
DR.. Corbott-lIo fB not sound oh'lruhman-
thu'd ~ no doubt about thai 1t evor sneTe r. war
Koven ho like DR.. seymour, lot mo read ~ e1, 4,
tract from tho former: ~ mysolf adore md Will
tosch my people 10 adore "-tIllsaon End general
Tho Rev. Nfr. uaywoot1-I protest against t1,ia
action on tho part Of Dr.. oorbo.t. Il ~ unfair.
did not suy thnb Dr. De Koven aud pr: Soy.
mour woro Mike IN theology: What td hay
woro @ as euilosl 1 ho u would SHOW "nat Dr b. Xovo
tauEht hin as stt1oht. There IN Wtdo diller~
ol.co bntNoDn tho two BtntomontBs
DR.. Sulliyan-1f anybody wants to know Dr.
l1untington'a doctsinea, lot his book ho read.
[Laughtot.l We Nnow NJ much Of 1llrd no" ID
wo over pnn: Lila hook Ia hofose tho world, ana,
II, my l,utnblo rerhoh as callrohnau, iutlorso
all that 1t telcleH.
Tl1e nov. nfr, G1asn n1ado spuooh On gcncrat
principles bt 1laao 10 arguurdns of atty deflhito
THE REV. pn. ousltttAa
romarltoa that bis royorcnd brother. Of Trinity.
had quoted to thom Lasln phraao-Is medic
tt.1s8'nus 1os. Aftor aolno study, no had dis
toyored tho meaning Of tlnt, which, fully trnIaB-
iated. mennt. " II you tnko thu middle coartet
sou arc saso." no remembered m anccdoto. that
theory wore correot-hnd gono botwoen two bun.
dlts Of hdy, aud had found nothing to eae. II
he Ind gonc around, Of a.taeitod eIthor one, 10
lie was convinced that tho Latin quotation way
hoathon maxim. not ut to be quoted
to Iltualsm, in tho country the dlnoronco boz
hs IN M S9ssman e Ina tnas ha s
"Awmon," and 30 IT won't. Thore was really
moro difference in Imagination than in faot.
The Roy. Mr.. Hotolely, Of banville, next
| spolte. and related
tss sr Thomas uto1 %ose. ''s Tno Deast 'sas ~a
not returned, but tho Gera,an philosopher
got even % viz, r. the great En,ylsbman Il, h!
of hls q,iadtapotl. "on1y botievo tl.at ydu havo
| got tho horso mud sou will be- happy [Laugh-
| teri So it was With thon. Everything depend
Pr. McMurdy-1 uuw uovo thai, NC proccod to
| ballot. I hnve boon consulting with Dr.
THO debato has been sufficiently proirec:cd
Tho motion was seconded.
hIr. Nr. ". Fuller-As only Drs. Seymour and
Huntington have buon nominated, will 1t DO III
order to nominate gentlemen not mentioned ?
| Tho Chnir-lt will bo perfectly in order to
voto tor any other Episcopal Clergyman YOU
| ulAy favor.
| CHALLENGING VOTES.
| tLo 1lov, Dr.. Sullivan then directed attention
to tho subjoiued portion OF Soc. II. Art. XIV:
P,opded, That n oil canes Of tho election Of Dslop.
Clergyman ela 10 entitled to yoe unless 1ae shall
llayp ,en for 1t lcase stx mouths Immediately pro.
ccdiuH Tho clect!on personally and tanonichl!y resi-
dent il thls diocese md during that tins cusitled to
| Gcat In thd Cuht1nloh Of tho nanic.
Ho objected to the nuv. nossrs. stnytho,
french, nnd Mansneli, who hnu not becn sntii.
eloutly long in tho dioccac. This bogat pretty
Tio Eov. Mr. Mansfield said that he woasa bo
eutlsflod with either Dr.. Seymour or DR.: tIun+-
! ington, ard, consequently, did not care to toto.
lii bcHged that bis natno bc dropped, whicl. was
lho easp Of tho ley. Mr. smsthe, who was
tstob oa Soso sissPSa stels aS not r from eG
gan in proper time, nas rext diacunaca ut tcdl-
! o,1s length.
III. Snythe, tired Of tho prolonged debate,
begged leavo to tsithdraw lin name, which settled
| that 1nntter.
Objection uas next rniacd to alr. Todd, Deacon
of st. Lt1lio's Hospital who VAS finally admitted.
| motion was made 10 adtourn. but ueveral
delegates cried No. ind dcmandcd ballot
The Chuir raid tlat tho motion wae pending,
aud In order, but nhould DO preceded by prayer,
which was ugreed .o--the whole audience joining
in devotion.
woro t1ion appointcd:. Thn nor.. Clinton Locke
! and tic Rev. Sidney Corbett. md Measra. Rou-
ben Taylor mud II. a. Williamson.
| FInsT CHEMICAL nALLor.
The Tdy. Mr, Gregg protea1c1 to read hiR an
nual sot Of resolutions I'd fbo division Of tLo
dioccso in tho midst Of Which lio Yrs intdr-
r7sptcl By tho trllorn, who, through tho Nev.
Clinton Locko, announced tho result, Of tho
ballot as fol!pwn: Total number OF votes
(clerlc) cast, d; nocssna,y to choice, 81 !; Of
which Seymour received 20 Huntington, % !;
Sullivan, 4 and scattcrlny, s. Therefore thoro
wnR no choice,
Tho Rov. Horny porry-l move NC adjourn
Tho Cliair-1'hat ID out OF ordcr. The now
'. Mr. /. &. Cslffins- appeal from tho decision
Of the Chair:
eugtaitoda" and resulted In au Affirmative vote.
THE SECOND n.lLur
was thon ordered.
Tho Roy, Sidney C, coEDets, @ ct g ounesM;I beg 6
leayo to wjtlldEaw ths @ rT, nmc of Dr. Huntington
Thu Ioy. DR.. Morrison, IN formal terms, nonl-
mated DR.. Sullivan for tile high oiice Of bishop.
Tho vote waa then takon, and resulted an fol-
lows: Dr.. Seymour. 81 (applanaol; Or. snlli-
Tho Chnr-Dr. Seymour i nominated to the
laity bv lilo closgy-thc ,1nity will proceed to
vote. Tho tolors aro tho llov. Mosata, Gregg
entl Holcomp, and Nlossrs. STILL aud Hubbard.
Ir. lirogg a,lccoedcd in rcnllng Ills report rela-
tive to tho division Of tho dioceso.
The rcsolutiona woeo referred to tic Diocesan
Committee .,.-...-.
THE 14atTT CONCUR.
Tho result Of tho lay vote Waa thon announced
as rol]ows Total humber OF votcs 81; ncceH-
onry for choico. 20; yens, 80 Tremendous ap-
TIo uhairLI declare Dr.. Seymour to bo
DiBhop olect Of illinoin. {Applause.] -,
Oh motion of Secretary Of Stats Harlow, the
vote was n1ado ut1antlno1ls, and tho Secretary
was ordered to Transmit tho intelligence to Prof.
The Gloria Il Excessis was thsn rhnntcil
after which Tho Convention adjourned until GOD
o'clock this morning.
TEE NEW nIsu0p.
The Biohop elect Of tho Diocese Of Illinois,
rrof. George I. Seymour, Has born in Now
Yorlt about tho year 1880, and is, therefore, In
tho full rigor Of manhood Ills parents being
in aIluent circumstances, young Seymour re-
celyed tho benent Of liboral eauoa.
t,on md graduated at Columbia College