, 1874-11-15

7 INV z. e Vfa1kuU8 F3&3s k9*
previous to his arrival upon the ground fat: -.
more, neither 1t that time, nor a any ot191 ~ -
while was IN the Seminary, did mo hsv. " ~ IL s
ton. either In private room Or ny oenef ~ 1 a,hd
neoted with the Institution. lecture upon toe soo"
Of the Holy Eucharist. ,n.
He did, however at the request q nntnoe1 p "
students. talk to tie gentlemen Who. oJ
the parHun who WAS ute1tatu1n9 him. ~ere sassn - -
II the room wheEe he VA topping s..:;s II " ~;
Temptations and Trfala Incident to stodeas hat
As hs wAs 10 remain In the Seminary osef se ~.
night, at our request be taksd to no yooas shs1
following evening. ii that time be spoks o. 1es
Of the life to which he hsd devoted MnseA' A11 -
work In which he WIS engaged u,
The communicable had and continues % na 4
most decided approval Of number oi tne o1uv ~
thu English and Amerean cnurchss; and ne es., III
felt doubtless did the Rev. Mr. GTatfon o.1 ~ -
doing no more wrong IN talking thus aho..a u
upon the above subjects thsn re- % n1c c.viuurts =
his topics. II he mentioned the sub1ecs q ~ I1..,1.
Eucharist 1t was in the oss incidents! nsJ ~ .ros
iy he did not givs enough prominence 70 ~ 80
my feeling, or even comment, f1om eaoso ~:
D' ''41' LAVE '4'n A4eo A4'A4 Joerrn H. Joussas-: t.
Subscribed and swn1n to bafore ns, on ~ w.
~' 10'@' 1usdce Of tbs Pssee.
Nsvpyno, n. r. Ko1: IT. :.
MI DEAR DE-. SEYMOUR: H4siac nottee4 a;saon ~ w cs
York I1Hks statement to ha elect t1@@ osss msrnts
had saut letter. or letters, to oce or mo.s rhkk
ot ths Lower House Of tie General "a
were read beforc the Convention, de<l snree Il
had Invited the Rev. Father Grafton. o! n ~
the Advent, Boston. TO lecture 70 tae nnrossd
subject Of the Holy Communion. ioE a!n ma -
having them tudoctrtnats1 In what IRE tau" aur+n.dp
vanced v.ews this holy u,yetery' ~. La
write 70 you to correct AZ fat a. an aue - rou te
statement Of Bishop Coke, and 10 e1P11n 1Pa.- ssmsa
real facts Of the case, and how tathef - thia ts
be within the Seminary coae. feel thai ~ =. raosa
mens Of Bishop coxa must have faKea sS8
by pEias "a 1t has me-. xa.r 1gn
One Jay, during the 1atter part Of ~ VI stsusd
my fraud and classnate, Harry ToEbe1E H., H. Gr1ta
was In the city. and that he intended 70 @hr1 @ sd,
that evening At the Seminary; aud 20 h. nj
Wouldn't It bo nice to invite few OF INC hi. t
room to meet hum, and he might g1ve ~ ~ Una "a nsH
it general invitation 70 all the nen 20 IA =, b.
thelT vsws may BE- He aRreed With ne ps,her "
ytted avery 1aan Ia the seminary Iae H.. .s1rnis7
manned two days, and On the two succe4a, ,s ~ ~
Garlssan Tlfs, nd The *Kalisioai LIE. 1s' H. =.
evening It was very general sAH o. tEt,
t1t.1s and temptations ot the chl1sn1an a]entre
and how to meet them Tho secono nss.r otE
john tia Eva6gelst- declare most eunfaasoass faos 81
that the subject VI the Hoy Enehar'n ~ nbsfsae;
IN I controversial manner OF o..d.ntl
aud, II alluded to ut al. it wa4 in the moss ID ~
manner, on the first evening, wnea G1fs. # ~
gery sau thing fur me to know that bishop esrze b
.Ave naus 80 un,ruthful st4tEuen+ - - nrss<rt
must have been better informed Tnere "t.1rat 70,
IA, &c Of hin men en- eEe Of tue evening" 70 bxH
oeen informed Of the exact nature ot toe ions se
he Rev. Mr. Grafton, he could easily have wv hau
During my tnure course a. thu ssnr sea rburch ~
never known Of any other PresoJIel =. ar,e ~ Th9as
xTmau} to give talk or lectures to the sfuoe rst -
ha kuowlettge or cousept Of the faen!g- .nIr CO.
;setl,uRy noss that We had not d1pt oltAinao un
ens fur the Rav. LII. GEatsona; o'i5 e"a''