The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29

YESTERDAYS SESSION
was slenderly attended The CHIEF feature OF 1t
was very animated discussion on ritualIsm and
the memorial introduced on the first day OF the
Convention by Rev. Dr. Schuyler After the ap-
pointnent OF a committee consisting OF Rev. Dr.
Boggs. Rev. Mr.. Pettltt. aud Messrs. Garthwaite
Daniel Dodd and Charles Minor to prepare The ne
cessaiy documents to bring the DIOCESAN division
matter before the General Convention. Rev. DR..
SCHUYLER TOOK tne noor and began strong argu-
lie declared that the question was nos
one OF advanced ritual nor OF ecclesas-
OF respect for law and authority Pastoral letters
had failed TO Win obedience. Those VINO advance
into excuses and those who sink into defects are
responsible, and against such The resolutions alike
inveighed me Long Island Convention had
adopted similar resolutions. lie referred to the
Bishops charge SIX years ago, on the la wessness
OF seli-will, delivered IN view of the TyngStubbs
case. The time had come. he declared, when the
same remedy OF canon law then recommended
should be applied TO the other wing OF the Church.
SUBSTITUTE
was introduced by Rev. Mr.. Godsoorough, as fol-
Whereas the last General Convention has iegisated on
hS subject as bs ~ sne & Of
agitation OF that matter by The General Convention
cxpedient or advisable.
declared his belief IN the real presence though not
in the corporeal presence. He had been o clergy
bring souls 70 Christ by an ornate service he should
not he lnterlered with.
Another substitute was offered BY Rev Mr.. Far.
Kingdom
GENUINE SENSATION.
was Occasloned by the Rev. Dr. Nicholson OF Trt.
nifty Cnurcn Newark, who, IN the course or Wig.
orous anti.ritualistio speech. brought the matter
home 10 Grace Church. He, too, loved liberation.
but there should be limit. They tell u.s." SAID
ne. that three years ago Irregularities existed.
They asked the General Convention to pass canon
prohibiting the carrying OF cross--is that done or
not necessary behold, gentlemen, look " and the
reverend gentleman pointed TO the altar OF the
church IN which he stood. whereon stood two large
candlesticks with long wax candles In them, and
other High Church altar table appanages. Some,
he said were by these things prevented from at.
tending worship Ia Grace Church at the opening OF
the convention,
When he entered the church he saw no such diver.
stiles in services Now, no one could enter enc
OF these new fashioned churches and understand
the service. IL was time Tor action. There are
doctrines symboized winch are not In ACCORDANCE
with our STANDARDS. The principle Of the Euchar.
istic alteration aud the socaled reai presence
were lately condemned and declared not to be
the real presence were che doctrine. loyalty to
his master would compel him to leave II. He finds
presence. mot in the elements but In the heart OF
the receiver. Their church IN her articles teaches
Alter JS' considerable further debate the following
substitute. offered by Rev. Dr. Garrison, was
offered and carried by vote OF "a clerics to "a II
lay TO H.
Of this Convention copy thereof Be- transmitted 70
The SSurehmen Of New Jersey have received with
sr spa at ssey SeF m Os s
s'ie 3 ~ SaS1s me MI pose e
session adopts those words Of the bishops
preston Of Its own conviction, to witt
]. That what Is Known as ri,uahsm is mainly ques-
OF taste temperament and constitution until IL be-
comes the expression OF doctrine ~ and
T. That whatsoever ritual Of posture" there may be
"lately introduced among which undoubtedly ncai
Gates and encourages what Is known as kucharistio
alteration tuds warrant In office the
tration OF the Holy Communion"
confidence inspired BY the soodly counsels Of tho
bishops their pasorae the churchmen of Jersey
rest assured OF what they earnestly desire that what
ever action the General Convention may deem il ia
thus Sreaey indicated az he Ssrpnc e
house
resolution was ofered by Dean Rodman re-
questing the Bishop IN view OF his III health tC
take Blk months entire rest from work and direct
ing the trustees OF the Episcopal fund to appropri
ate to him $1,000 for the purpose, and the UonYen
] uon adjopynod sine die.