, 1874-02-12

Dolnvan, OhriRt-Anaos os riolpa.
Dolnnold, st. John's--John Nmor. l.. .. Soy
momr, Roger Anke.a1l.
:, E!shorl, St. Jolal'H-wi3llam Smith, Hc'ry
Rockwell.
Dcrlin, Trlnity-F. r. Korrn,n. ...'.
bloomfield, Holy Connnunion-W. II. Whit
foaonlale 81. 1far:a-.C .Charloa plckory.
Evansville, st. Jolls--J. 1T. l}ortctt.
: Fond du Inc 81. Paul's-J. D. Perry, Edwin c.
French, L. II. Jones, G. II. Durnto,1.
arson Day. ohrist-1oln y D. snydanl, ". G.
pettbonHi J. : Y; nakof Hcny Fl WhitnGy:
ger; Janosyi!lo, TRINITY. B. Doc, j. q. Fox,
Z. 4. Hudson, 4. L.. Rood, J. g. Fox.
KenoBlla, ST. Mattlow'a--n. .. 11tnudalo, j.
II. Vcrrnilyo, Joatah Bond, /. 4. Porter.
LnCrosao, OlrtBt-B. L. NovnB, 4. d. Scrvis,
A.. a. Stevens, 3. L. Dore.
Madison, oraoo-D. worthington, John na.
Afanitowpo, ST. Jamos-R. p. Eaton, II. Il.
Milwaukee,, All satntB'-I.. II. h1orehonso. J..
7. nusl,, Charles 7. Jonos, Francis Bioodgood;
milwaukee,, st. Jalnos-II. II. Camp, George j.
Trout, G. a. Duttlou; Milwaukee, st. Joln'B-l9.
@. Noidornan. II. o. Greene, William lai!ay, II.
9. Smith; milwaukee,, st. panl's-F. A. Holfo1,..
atoin. james H. Hoes. Jauos Z. Patton. Dautul
L. Wolls.
Fox Lako, Clrisk-N. Rossmusson. -.
Geneva, Holy Comlnuuion-u. H.nith, Z. D.
Richardson, Jool Barber. .
Marquette, rrinity-L. J: Drayton.
Superior, Koloemor-1tichA:d Rolf.
Manitowoc, 81. JalneB-lt. q. Eaton.
IMMORAL Point, Trinitg-N. d. pulford, n. II.
Strong, Moses stroiig,' r., Givon.
Nashotsh,, st.. sylyanlla- Samuel Dreck, r.
oakaell1 Qrneo- Nathanol Fi1by, r. KinrrIo,
Charles r. Susan, L.. stcor,
0conomowoc, ziou-.-Jamcs Luck.
Lake, n. p, J. 4. lIonahal II. D.
I. Y. ualaoy, Joseph Laugton. ohsrles Il.
i plymouth, St. paul'e-H. ". Smith, A. J.
Miller, Jonah brown, II. H, Hnsen.
Racine, St. Lul;sa-Alvin Raymond, A: 0.
Stafford CharlcA 8: Duucomb, .. 3. Warner.
nipon, st. pctera-T. A.. ,Defrees, ". Storr,
D. W. Akin. E. P. Drockway.
Shoboygau. Gracs-Jamea dell, William Gill
sussox, 81. Albans-IamoH Woavor, 1amos
Watortown, 81. 1'aul's-J. J.. Madden, Daniel
Jones'. ]. .. Bennett, Amos Brown.
Waukesha, st. Matlins' Samuel DRrstoy,
Samuel En1os, ]. Dursoll, 7. Horrall.
Oneida, HOBART, ". Cornelius.
Horizon, St. paul's-E. ". Griswold.
Portage, St. John's-Henry Morrill,.
.steyous' Point, Church Of tho Intercesnion-
". Western.
Whitewater, St. Luko's-Davld chafroc. Cyrus
Smith, George Parish.
Org anizea Missions; Monroe, hinity-P: ".
ruSf a9m A. C. 3saS q ! Wn1 pr9w + 5.nnx Moon .tsa Man
3. HALL: Yienna, n: N; WheoleS; Columbus; st.
ouTs1DE PARISHES.
motto by DR.. Eagan, to tho effect that the
Council ha not power to admit to that Special
Convention, outside parishcB was carried. The
Council tho n adjourned until o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening" HeBBion wns iuAugurated by the
usual impoBny religious ceremonies: The aer-
vices wero roml by tho Rows. Mesnss. Mallory and
Woodwoll.
The Row. Clinton Locke, Of Chicago. and the
Rev. Mr. McMurzay, OF HYDE Park. were among
THE RIGHT TO VOTE.
Mr. Dos, lay delegate, moved TINT all par
ishes not having paid their regular church u.s.
The Council. Ho hoped that, If thoro we're any
delinquonta present, they would pay up, aud
qualify themselves to yoto for Bishop.
Tho Rev. Mr. TenBroccko, Of LaCrosHe. op-
.posed tho resolution, On tho ground that it was
not III order under the canona. In tho naxt
place, tho Special Couucil had no right to re-
open = matter olosed up by the Inst General
Convention.
Tho Ohair--1 confess that I don't neo the fozce
Of my brothers argument. II scelns to me- that
tho question Of the right to vote in certainly tho
business Of the Special Council. hold tho
point not vol taken.
Mr. ". n. Strong moved to laS the resolution
on the table, which prevailed.
READY foR DusINEBs..
Tho Rev. Mr. Dennott-1s the Convention now
The ohair-It is fully organized, aud ready Ior
business.
The Roy. E1r. Bonnott- Then, as this Council
was specially called for tho election OTIS Bishop.
move that We enter upon auch election.
The Rev. Mr.. WillzinBon-It is customary, be-
fore commencing such IN important wota, to en-
tor upon si!ont prayer. move that we proceed
in tho usual manner. This waa carried, and ths
audionce knclt in humble supEplication, the
Chairman lending tho prayer. Tho following
from the Ordination service was aung:,
Como Holy Ghost our souls inspire,
And nghten with celestial fire,
Thou tho amounting Epi,it nrt
Who dost thy Boycn-foid gfta impal.1
Thy blessed junction. from above
IL comfort, life, aud fro Of love.
Prayer concluded, the Chair waH appointed
tho ltev. Mr. Dafter, and the Hon. @. WorthinE-
ton. OF Madison, tellers.
tic speech,
NOMINATED DIR. KEMpEn
for the Office Of Bishop. Tho Rey. DR.. Kemper
then rose, aud requested any OF his peraolal
their votes. They wanted in their dioceHo
union, peace, and, uudor the blesaneof Gc<l,
prosperity. Ho fully recognized tho force Of
tho argument nude to elect man frcm
AnOuE t4cAE OHA uuulUolt OQt uG [uCUElx-
with all respect to the many worthy gen
tlemen who surrounded him-ho thought that
somebody outaldo OF the dioceso lncouua ctud
With any polemical difficulty, would give nnore
general satisfaction: He thanked thegautle1 ,ou
who lad alluded to hia father In auch laudat4 ry
terms, but ho
nEaoED TO DECLINE ALL pREIATIcAL uoNon
In favor Of bis friend, An ornamout to the En H.
eopal Church, DR.. Eugene Hoffman, OF Phil la-
dolphia.
The Rev. Mr. Tonbrooko, Of LnCrosso, in a
brief speech, sccondol the nomination.
The 1toY DR.. Everllardt said that hi
Church experience had convinced lin, tint ths
policy Of bringing stranger into the dioccue
was false ons: There was evidence Of TINT in
tho Diocese of kentucky, where q strange Disll-
bud made q! notorious departure from tho
Church h,-had wrought such mischief. He made !,
sotno feeling allusons to the late Bishop Of
wisconsin, a1ld III that connection dealt, without
naming him, aomo severe
BLOWS AT nIBIior ouM11Ns,-