, 1874-10-20
THE EPIcCOpAL1AYa.

| for tho Ulshoprio of IllinoiH. J'hero vaa va.,
slim attonanuco ooth or doo1aton ond aneo. 49,,
Ill. ,...I.s ~ A1 .te'.nsotb
Nv tno "t'o'1uh u sno Aoaso ~ oetosates. Many
arc "eafJ or tho protractcd discussion, and
do not hesitate to Bny go Tho lelopates nrn
! getting nervous, too, al tho prospoct Of nm.
Io,..i sous,,r nu ~, have -, t,vo,,., III.
s.'soa oss', 20 .n1, "No ~ .oueueu 't.''
oi 'ne lmpoFthue pan'nchs WHICH ID Aoadln8 tho
hands OF tho Commissioners.
A motion to admit tho public ua' lost by a
Al A. rnon thn oh,ro,, ,,s o,ro,,,,,,, ,,., o,
~ .oo'' s"o "no e.'o'u'tS oeu'oa VI
gu lhtfuuefst aud tile consideration or Prof.
soymour's qnnl,tloation-rorhaps moro truly Of
hH ulB4ualillcuton-for tho Dshop's char of
Illinois Mns resumed. Tho 1nemburs appear
to bo
=, LOSING THEIR INTEREST
III tules IL ~ even AluIeo tnat homo o1 tNe
sspeakorH appear to 10 talNiuE nEainst timo.
Two aays ., hayo heen taIon up hy about twonty
Who want to l!ft up their volooB,
1ho general opinion ID tllat Ifol. Seymour
will DO confirmed. 1hoao who aro most saneu ne
M navo NOW aavaocea thelr estimation from clat'n-
ing touf-niths OF Tue liouao ~ ms FAVOR to nIne-
senthH. Anothor result OF tho discusslon,
Which 1s claimed by ono WHO says that Ito
~ goat lsitna'ist. and who defines nls,ia!inn
~ tho auofatloh oi tho oacfahions. but aumiieS
oshor chIfaetorIsae ieatres, y thas thc prot.
estan1 locnng has boon strengthened to Huch
aeetee snat IL v4tnally amounts to tie
DEAr1I-rLow or THE uTuALlsr1o PARTY.
II ~ ha!o py othefa lhat sho ophos!tlon nre
pcG'@ug aG, @ 10 Leaf thas thoir onorts VIII 6e FRUIT
loas, ont expect That long discussion will leave
y ploe upon trol' ocytnonfs hame, oven alter
i'o ~ - von"rnleu.
:, No45 bpesNofs oecnpaoh tae toor To-day. Tho
NV. ~. LaWAia sullivan nnisled hls speech III
opposltlon 70 confirmation. Tho protest wllsoA
wnh r. received by hm wsa presented to the 1Ionsc
w saturday, NO lnslmation OF lta contents
.p'aa " EVt. ceh1orlaEo Livingstone.
~ rono,tn me tn ~ osn eha a. a. no
J9'1sa 1s tne cry q tne opposition. Tue Nov. ".
~ u.1 n1a5r.ns!ot', -. -, o. NoT Jersey, wns tie
t. ..u speAaol nhu ~ saia 20 nave spoken fayor-
Ipy ~ eool'tNGIion. Ale last speaker was the
1'o'' o'' a. II. 'lnsoh' OF Doston.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE GENERAL, CONVENTION N
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. l9:-ln tho Protestant Epis-
oopa! Convention, this morning, Measaga No. %,
taken from tho calendar aud relc1rod to the COM
mittoo Oh CanonH
EVENING SESSION.
hlr. Welsh moved that If tho scsaion1 Of tho
hold night sessions. mud that the Board ot Mis-
ssoms y! ~ notified.
!, Ihc 10y. Mr. Blrber moved as an amendment.
that dur1uE tue present We0h tho Hou1o shall
hold ovGnius sessions from 7:9D to 10 p. nj.
etThe Koy. Dr.. stcarnb moved oil amendment to
hlr. Barberp, that 10 1t all tho Tords after tho
w"rd "KehoIved" be stricken out, and add the
words: "Ttat on nad after to-day tho House alt
in open session every day from 10 to 4. mid that
the discussion OF the question Of confirming tho
B1rhop Of Illinois will be taken up in tho even-
ing session. every evening, uutl this dsclnHion
shall have closed, and that, OH the day after tho
d!tcusslon snu haVo closed, q vote shall bo taken
at Morittiar."
LII. Stoarns' amendment was put to vote and
loar a9 was niBo Alr. DarherB, while tho original
resolution Of Mr.. Welsh was adopted.