, 1874-06-14

nlanent!y visible. minority OF the Commit
Of the Synod reported against the adyiHability
any union.
/ NOTES.
EPISCOPAL.
The old Whatcoat Methodist Church Of Bali
moro has been purchased for st. George
| Church.
| The eminent jurist Sumner U. Shearman.
Rhode island, has been admitted to orders |
Bishop Clark.
| The Rev. DR.. Tiffany. Of Boston, has bee
called to DR.. sabine's parish, which remair
| loyal to the Old Church.
The Rev. Dr.. Glover, m Episcopalian c1org
| man, delivered an eloquent protest against th
1itua1istic tendencies Of the Church, in Greer
bush, N. Z, ehort time ago.
The Working Church says some Of the leader
in the Protestant Episcopal Church are now try
ing to lock the door after the horse is stolen, b.,
abolishing certain Ritualistic practices.
The Rev. Stephen H. Tying recently avowe
his sympathy with tho Reformed Episcopa
Church. and it is thought that he will join th
movement ut somo period in the future.
In addition to tho seven churches belongings
to Trinity Parrish, New York, there arc eighteen
which receive aid from that parish in the shape
of annual donations and contributions to thei
support.
The Convention roted to pay DR.. Culnmins uf
to the 10th Of November, the very date of bis
abandonment Of the Church, although for some
time previous he Ind spout Lis time in conspir.
ing against tho Church.
John Page, of St. Martins Parish, Hanover,
Va, writing to the Southern C1urchndn, SAYS of
tho Reformed movement, that much rs the laitv
reverence the clergy, they will give up any OF
them rather than the Old Church.
The questions which are to bo discussed in tho
next General Convention OF the Episcopal
Church are already talked about to some extent
argues that all That is necessary to put an end
to Rituaistic tendencies is to forbid the gestures
costumes, and acts which teach real presence
in the Euclnristic service. Forbid these and
you prevent false tcaching." says that paper.
Here is tho backbone OF Mtualism.'
DR.. Porteous says that tho rumor that ho WAS
about to become Reformed Episco2alian. a
Presbyterian, OR II baptist, is who1ly unfoundad.
He has determined to remain an Episcopal;an.
10 the Communion, however, he invites not
merely The orthodox aud the piouH Christians
who have acknowledged their belief in certain
doctrines, but all who truly and earnestly repent
Of their sins. and are in love aud charity
With their ncishbors, and intend to lead a no,s
life.
On the question Of the revision of the Prayer
Book there IRE likely to te the following par
tics, oil OF whom will wnnt to be heard; i. Tile
E5iHcopalians. who, dospairiur Of
getting revision within tho Church went out OF
it and revised the Prayer Book Us they wanted
it. 2. The Low Churchmen, who labor to sup
press Rituallsrn. 8. Tho Liberals. represented
0y ~ 1t. John Cotton smith; who want The views
Sand rh1rchr!n7, iad ~ ~ ~ 1T a;;tia
Thompson. Who aro Satisfied Win thn prarer.
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which tend to tho alteration of the blessed Sac
:ament should be condemned. $. The Anglo
represented partly by ssThe Coufra-
'0s..AS' ~ 1oo ''ees0u o"'lA1hon''
Tho Bishop OF Kentucky thus alludes in his
ate address to the Convention, to the Assistant
'oaep o.. oaa .!au1
a1 na uch harer to bear is the be-
lad our late nhop aen nt s ns Se
The Church Of lis adopton and re ns 1t to p 1y
ose and nrontaa. WITH ~ a1. @ ts"s 20 ~ .ne soleInn