New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

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and which was my 20 70 10 After sS sS
the telegraph and send this telegram: Blshop selwyr
20 Bishop Potter Ainsb basin presented in Ct Paups
Cathedral Fourth Of July !ndspsndenceI - Is me not c dls
ference Of 1857 which believe may be said 70
have been the greatest benefit to our . Church sh,
the bishops OF all the various branches should meet
again on English soimpeshaps sterward T nsre,o % CON on
strife among ourselves and for fsrsnenug thoss put 70
aid us in which He has sent down from Heaven His
own blessed Spirit" Applause
spoke as follows: beg leave to say that is
matter of deep interest and Of heartfelt JOY that
and great Convention When first arrived the City
OF New-York Tuesday evening c0niess 10 q feeling
But that feeling Of sot.riness left me as soon as
entered the vast and noble that met mere
beloved brethren brethren Of the Church as
my 0wn for the two Churches the Church OF England
Episcopal Church of the United States in
point of fact almost Identical. Their symmetry
and out ward forms are nearly We hold together
the same great glorious ana precious truths We wor-
ship together in the same blessed form winch we Doth
Of Canada can assure you. look with great admiration
upon your Church, FIRST because or It's Constitutlon
winch believe is perfect and symmetrical human
means can devise; that Constitution which formed
some 80 years ago, and has served as model upon
which have been founded those in our colonies
We also admire your Church for It's onward progress
for its determination TO 20 forward and continually
make aggressive movements in this land. We remem-
ber that some three-q of century ago there
only diocese IN tis land and now tnat one has
been multiplied hfryfod. We earnestly desire 10 copy
zeal in that respect and 10 De progressive and
advancing Church But we admire most OF al your zea
and and devotedness uplifting the Cross OF
Christ and bringing sinners tO the common SAVIOR ana
having admitted to-day. and earnestly pray t may
please God TO pour upon you largely IN your ueipeIA
tiOns the spirit OF wisdom foroearance Christian eene
ness and union, and all Cnrstian and spiritual holiness
trust that this meeting OF the Convention may pe tue
means under Him, Of promoting HIS glory aud Oh az, o.
vancng the great interests OF the Church IN ths
The Lord Bishop OF Kingston was then introduced;
After thanking Convention for their kindness nc
said You invited by my reverend brother 10 adopt
Ss esr 9y on cSar by meeting
in another land. We need your presence. your sym
would earnestly pray that the time may come when
such meeting as yours may seem To be the only antc
cipaton time when the bishops, clergy ana lay
OF the Church In this land, Dlsnops clergy
and lay Of other branches may meet 10 eoici
ence and exchange brotherly greeting" lAppauseJ
The Lord Bishop of Quebec. when introduced, said
al avail myself gladly Vi your PERMISSION 20 en you IN
Won in the communion Worship anu Of counsel which
belongs the brotherhood OF Christ Oar presence IS
Protestant Episcopal Church of tue Uued states We
are charged consult with you for the furtherance OF
Holy Catholic Church. Tnis latter part OK our once
seems TO me little super6uous for the clergy pass
freely and rO mngng In the cure OF Souls lam per
suaded we shalt Keep Wi. hin tue bounds OF peace
The late Missionary Bishop of ZinziD4r v5rI prenY
of synod Of Canada was then Introduced ana reau
the following memorial: ,.
verT aten tine X h Reverend biNeoos anu
Of he Uaed thai their approaching Gene
blessed sb SOD that by tneir esns III
established ArOrgh the length and breadth oil The 0
States -, -. . -.
necessarily short expression OF the admiration Ot tne
church OF Canada or the growth and prosperity 81 the
Of this Church, referring in Complimentary terms to
Bishop McIvane of OAio and Bishop Wnitehouse men
Iaarn inn md TlAl
the episcopal bench OF any church in CnrlsIendom
When we survey your achievements as churcn, ne
said we feel proud OF our reatloIsnp Y I0laQ9
sisteT-the two sisters dsuahr5 OF dear Od CnufS
OF England. Engaged, then, in the same holy work
with yours. having the same anxleues ana encourage
mepts the same hopes and fears come here 10 ASK
you your sympathy and your prayers hnd we come
offer in return our poor prayers ana our nedIc
Archdeacons Fuller aud Bach made addresses express
siye of their pleasure III attending the C0nyentlo ana
of their sympathy with efforts. Tue Rev. Canon
Kecnum the Rev Mr.. Rowe. and the Rev. Canon Ellie
SnowIedgements by bowing The Rev. Mr. Z iwards
also introduced and addressed the House at length
The Rev. Messrs. Madden OF the Diocese O worcester
and Hartshorn of Lcheld the last OF the depu-
tation presented
THE SECRET SESSION QUESTION DECIDED.
The ceremony Of presentation being concluded the
House resumed its deliberations The following resou-
ton received from the House of Bishops and
adopted:
Wher~a Comm. appointed by the late Provincial
metropolitan the Lord Bishop of Qenee together
Rev Dr. g. Geides the Rev IT. hae VaeDee
dersoa OnO: Balch Huron Canon ketchun New
B unsviek G. Hill Nova scoua, confer with similar
eou United States the best measures to
prome and fellowship between the ef sufcne
R,sSd The House Of Clerical ard Law Deputies that
three bishops taee preso na three
svmep WI this Joint Committee The fro
Svno Of Canada and practicable 70 report to THIS Conre1tt
and that appointed Jon Committee the pa oil b
HOuse the Bishops Of Long Island OHIO and Western SswIo
After the adoptlon OF this resolution the Committee
on part of the laymen aud clerical deputies was
anuouted consisting of the Rev. DIR. Mead, fhe Rev.
DR.. VntOn the Rev. DR.. Rudder, ana Messrs. hugses
and Fish The question OF the amendment 20 the sew
enteenth Rule that whenever tne election OF
confirmation OF any bishop under consideration the
Convention shall with closed doors was again Iahe
mn and much heated discussion, passed by vote
az 31 10 co. Dr. Fulton of Alabama then offered resO
uon recurring Secretary OF the Convention 10 nave
stenOgraphc record of all sucn secret sessions Kept
in order To prevent any menoer from mdhlns unsue
charges against person VINO might De under e1ani-
naIion This resolution voted down. The remain
der OF the order we're unanimously adopted
The Committees Education and Amehdlnents 10 the
Constitution we're then announced. Ihey are as ioi
lows: n. ri. n n
NevHam shire; hnnegerod d. d., virginia. DAne
Csrons George Beckett Edwin Johnson Connecticut
Giles Baston California; N H. Dawson Aaosms; henry Cop
iHs LII D. Georgia John 5hauek H. d. hAsssehuse' iaAc
Atwaer Minnesota. ,., -, n No..
Rsni a Roger T. Waite Ii D., Ohio X e. L.
Moneore virginia James Woolworth LII D. 0mahs Geo n
ComEoci Central EewTork k T. Wilder Mnnesos; 1no
Kentucky Bwad Me rsdy South Csons Smnei
Rngges IL EevYok; Cortland Parker LIZ d. Sev'efseyi
Geo. W. Rice LOUISIANA
The Convention then adjourned until 10 o. M to-day.
THE EPISCOPAL BIsHOPRIC OF ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Oct 9.-Ihe Chicago Tribune states