New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.
THE PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF DEP

THE PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF DEP
UTIEs.
The House of Deputies is always supposed
to be composed of the lights OF the Church, both
clerical and lay, and the present representation is par
ticuary influential in this respect Many of them, like
DR.. Mead, have attended many sessions Nearly all
calliugs are represented, the army The DID, we'll
grounded men OF the Church in the majority but
there enough OF the mSmbers TO nfuse life
and animation. High Church. Low Church. Broad
Church. Narrow Church-each are represented. Ritual
Ism has its defenders, excusers, and opponents.
Prominent among the clergymen is the Rev. DR.. Full
ton Of Mobile. who is well known author, having
published the Index Canonum," and also wise and
judcious pamphlet with regard to the ecclesiastical
status OF the Rev. DR.. Cheney, now Bishop Of the Re-
formed Episcopal Church. The Rev. J. Ireland Tucker
hy1nSi nj al The Rev William Payne, b. D. of scheneciady
isa life long friend of Bishop Cox, who dedicated
SON d. d. D. Of Ithaca is Professor Of intellectual
Philosophy in Cornell University auth of several text
liant metaphy sician The Rev. Dr. W. c. Mead of Nor
valuable in the Convention for his Church knowledge
Tho Rev. f. E. johnson OF Trinity College. Hartford Is
Church The Rev. J. L. Clark Of Waterbury Conn, is
rector OF the large and beautiful church in that town
Years ago. el The Rev Dr. W. c. williams, delegate
from Georgia and Assistant Secretary of the House OF
Delegates B also Secretary OF the Trustees OF the Uni
versity OF the South, and for 10 years
Secretary of the Diocese of Georgia. He was once Of
fered the missionary bshoprc OF Africa, but declined
account of his health. His brother is the Missionary
Bishop Of China and Japan The Rev sanSel Chase, "
lander Chase of ONO and Illinois successfully He Is
Convention at which Prof. Seymour was elected. The
Rev Charles Reynolds, D. d. OF Kansas, has long been
is the weilknown rector OF the Church of the Holy
Trinity IN Brooklyn. He has published two volumes
of a Commentary OF the Gospels. which has taken
much the same place that DR.. Barness work
has among other denominations He has also published
many occasional sermons The Rev. Julius II. Ward of
Maine is graduate OF Yale College, writer OF unusual
promise. aud frequent contributor TO the magazines;
was published a1ew years ago: Inc Rev. Or. a; IN H.
Church Of Boston The Rev, W. X Huntington, D. d.,
a theological work which has made great impression
fas Hsv s.mac S nss s Sh'pis sHd the R aS; GeSs
thington Of Detroit are prominent eiergymen OF tne
Diocese OF Mlehgan; Inc hev .; - Wiaesist ~ t6s G
author of the Methodist in Search OF the Church"
TheoIoGical school at FariboO. The Rev. Dr. A. c.
Garrett OF Omaha Nebraska has long been OF the
NewHampshre is head OF st. Pauls school, aud Of
the best educators in the Church The Rev. James
Haughon OF Hanover is connected with Dartmouth Col
lege. The Rev. DR.. Harrington OF Orange ~ j. is the
secretary Of the General T6e9iogieal seminary Ihe
Elizabeth, N j.. and brother Of Bishop Clark The
Rev DIR. Goodwin Of Phadelplna, Is one OF the the
Low Church party. The Rev. Dr. Vim. Rudder Is rector
found tSSfer The Rev Dr. john scarborough is one Of
the leading clergymen OF Pittsburgh. The Rev. Bena
min A. Rogers OF Austin occupies similar position the
diocese OF Texas The Rev Dr. c. W. Andrews OF Var
gina Is radical Low Churcbman, whose voice Is often
heard In the House The whole Virgin delegation, the
Rev q. II. Norton, u. d., the Rev. j. :. Hanekel and
the Rev DIR. Charles Mlnnigerode, very strong The
Rev. Wm Shelton, ID. D.. Of Buffalo, IS one
OF the oldest cfergymen In western New
York, and Is very much beloved and respected.
The Rev James De Koyen ID. D., OF Racine, Wis,
il The unsuccessful candidate for Bishoprc OF VIE
cousin, man OF very pronounced views, High Church
man and impassioned ana very able speaker HIS
sermons ia this CITY have drawn very large audiences
the Rev Dr.. William Adam, OF Nashotah. Wis, 1. one
rt III ,aGnencs In the Convention. He Is Professor of
fneoleoy Al the Nashotah Seminary and author OF
merous books. .,... 80 ,o.,v x..... -.
are ia the world than most OF the
isrsSmen The Hon LYMAN Tremain of Albany 10 well