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THE REM0NSTRANTS,
B:epIy 10 Their Memorial Against DR.,
De koYen.
: Elaborate Argument by 8.
Corning Judd.
The Reasons Why the Ohanoelloru
Were Entitled to Vote,
How Divided Dioceses Are to Be
Counted.
No Question as to the Election Of DR..
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Other Issues Involved.

Other Issues Involved,
Il MAS tho Impression among mapv imna.
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standing Committees OF tho Episcopal Church bY
tue reroonstrants agalnst Dr.. Do koren's con.,t-
nation, that no notice would be taken Of It b7
tho minority. Tho 6tAudipg Committee, how.
ever, felt differently, and did not think IL I'D.
vaabla to allow document which In their
oplnion contained 70 many er1ors in fact and ,o
argument to 50 uuchalieuged before tho world.
Therefore, As tho following correspondence will
SHOW, Mr. y. Corning Judd wss called upon to
prepare response, not merely ou account Of
us position as Chancellor and law officer Of The
Diocese, but on account Of lis familiarity with
tho questions Involved. Tho paper, which will
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week, 10 IL follows:
PRELIMINARY coRnEsroSpEScE,
10 Ea,a,s Ms m.,SerS cSs1, ~ i"dt"s t"m>t' u Tie s'.
a5s Wksr TA1Lou hrnxs7, CHICAGO, IT,, Fet. H.
Fathers A*p En1Tun1H: fc~ Of Tho 'sy brcthrsu
q tAis blocese--we speak BY their own au.hor1ty-
tho bishops and standing Committees Of Dr. James
Da koren, oIr 1lshoi aee and With such siRuaturcn
Asann. ach step, ou the ra:t Of 1neyr fragment
of the minority In lAto special Convenuon, the
Standing cou!ttse acting ~ the eoeIee!aat!cai Au-
auiust An nc:ion whn., aniv tssGr = T.. p!nsss.
~ a amu ss 70 se1a to you :hs legal or!n'on
est.s T.! rs q lpe poeoen - 70 the les.l points
t s1 sae lnaos1eent o. eome Of ~ great Hshts Of
t, au ~ ~ sa Guy and and Of
II. throio1a -; ,tsim' ~ ~ .e!y aIgs majority
Ae tueol9Ey o. she memorial ~ IT, oMn bcht an6wer.
lae msmosian sfcak ollJ for thenstive<, and not
~ minority OF tbs D!ocese, NOT for
vety aany q tnose Mho n the election for DLshoo
xose1 w'ta NeE. vita tho many 1t wM manly
uie1enca g. refsois aud they unlte With the major
tn fh1S rf
No speAk Tor tha diocese, WHEN eAy that NE know
no season WY cur bishope-irss ahoua not 10 con-
3 anu VIC afo asanscd tint a. our Bishop ho
Wnnlo nnn harmonious tad prosperous Diocese.
nita sentiments Of profound respect, am your zerv-
, 1875-02-20

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, 1875-02-20
CITY REAL ESTATE.

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& ~ = y = ~ ~ 49,
a TeIsey might invoke from these
lsolitode y comm indicative spirit to fll
Ibis mind with interesting thoughts,
but yoor correspondents efforts in
that direction seem to be futile and
vain; but if we ever DO kick up an ex'
|citement Of any kind you can rest as'
sored that you will be informed Of the
particulars, and l will appreciate the
opportunity as much as you will the
news. 81.
Mining is about wound up Tor the
season, the water is out Of the bitches,
and the snow is about foot deep,
though it was twice that until the re.
cent rains. It has been raining for two
or three days almost necessarily,
which maketh We hard-pressed miner
laugh in his sleeve at the good time
coming.
No marriages. deaths, nor accidents,
IT'S needless to add no births. for they
are foreign to our thoughts or expec-
tations, Centerville being VIGOROUSLY
deficient in that line.
S. X. Goldtrap is fitting up the big
bar above town and under the Banner
Hill dump. for mining next year.
Smith & Oxford are opening some
new claims in the Saw-mill Gulch, on
the road to Idaho. intending, | believe.
10 make Centennial stake there.
Mr.. James Campbell has been pre-
pairing the old Biddy diggirgs for a
big run next spring; and Mr.. VIM.
Schnarr has done the same with the
old keczer ground In fact, every
body has done. or intends to do some
thing in that line this winter; and it
the future Of this winter only iultills
the promises of the present. I'm sure
we will make a stir next season and
some money too. II the teams loaded
for Waldrnn would only come in and
supply our coinmissary department
We would he happy wi.hal.
SKir.