, 1875-02-06

j. W l1A II L ASTE6s
slon Of great Importance aud It would bs prope,
70 o3rres8 their he,Ise upon it. aui 8nbmt it tu
iho Iaiurch. If they fond they had made a
1t, aud brought tho Guos:I,u forward.
Nh. HAL
said he thought little mora time WAS neceeen.,
fof 1'H consideration they vera not prepare al To
| press the Charges against The General Council.
TIE nEY. 3ir. PERc1yAL
oHerod tho Following rcen1utl1ps:
5.ts''e:d, That this C,ngentl1n tender to N. Fey
nonr IN eirression o fu coniaieuoe and estee. md
asrancta .! nna'a "a Appreciation Ut hs dtutaa for
At.o:d That 10 con.cqnon.e oi the dltoinishod ..-
To-" "''fct, the present cunrr1atton At ths rcnoyt
aia ar7nhn!in2 rtaa'ations, te po7tic,cd iii tho
! THE HEv. Mr.. u'HrnpY
| tald hs lntrDtoh to raeurs tie consccratlou If
Dr. Da koTou. and te approved Of DR.. LoAur-
well II REMARKS. The matter embraced In tos re-
noih WA important ~ much greater respects
tial III referehre to Dr.. Seymour. 1t coutained
tio snost imnortant subject in tho American
Church. 1'hcv ahou11 separate this portion from
| tho Individual reference
Y. Cashiug stated that the natter had been
euihcientIy annuuncsf. lie had made 4 mo-
tloh to appoint the Committee Of Thirteen lust
after the first ha!iot.
Dr.. FOWLER,
OF Springfield. oaid the resolutions sud rapport
~oO" .0'""Sui. NGQAkEN Ill &il0 C0Q11nftt4b
nleaung. The only point MAJ. that the lay dole
gates hAa gore outside their duty tn making tho
reference to I>r. hsytuauz. TIE rest Of tbs re-
pol W tue eminent authorities engaged upon
II hau neah regarded ~ Aonu3 Church law, Tho
opposition wela hnxious to deteat It. to leave it
| 80 tic new Uetu,-.lcct could be t9ispnyed Of Az
| the old ono bad bean. No woadee they wanted
| 70 aupisesa :lis report and resolutions.
I Mt MorrisJn thought tilat 1t would be An i'm
reftiuenta to the Gebefal Council to a1opt tho
! sopott, ~ i: uoult hurt Dr. DO ko.on's csuso.
slr. Ferci1Rl. Of Rock Island, raid ihn Question
had occurred u hin. Was il best tn place 1ieso
que5t'ofs u tho l!an1s Of tho Stnading Eonmt-
tsch Oil tla pre Of asking them (a9ur-to con.
sons to tho consec,.tion of tic 1sl,op-clec.2 lIn
doubted 1t they would stand lecture .. this
tlne.
aatd 10 pad T. peculiar right to ssr something in
beitaaf Of DR.. Sci .auar. lie 1eputliated ali in
Reasonable opposition. For himself, he could nay
Tint u vas tot un1erstood the matter waY to be
had "een 'aieu by sarpriBc. AT tho last Aunua
CoATsusioa reaolason W1s brought loruA1d Dr
tn, roi rcseut.tiyu VI st. Marks t,lute:, On Eit.
ual!sm. Il Wns in accord with l;3 yiews, but, not
hAl favored Its being ruBtponed. It was the
kAnsa Nlth the nl eacnt caHc, It was tnc1pedjent
to forco tno matter it Wond defeat the objects
tns movers had ia view. What would be sslG il
tho aacunen: rent forth not lud,rse;i bv \ III!
Council, but bY bataly quorum9 Til. would
roaken tho force Of IT..
Mr.. Judd asked IL the adoption of the rosolu-
tionH otlatea Nv At. Pe1c,s4l would ba regarded
as daieat Of The repo.t.
on, ITO!
He WET assured b1 several At once thnt such
could m: bo tho interpretation, wllereat Mr
Judd announced himself to BIZ satisfied.
1he Hev. DR.. Cushing assal!eI tiia opposition
romcwnat vizoi oaalY, when he VIA called to Or
DER, Ahu eutb1ded.
thcn aGercd tho following:
ep.s That this 1o.. ;,e AMI he..sy Is respect.
1nly ts,1sr.a u the a"lu<,,t> jnI3ineut Of the
EnurA NJ azse- icing too Ill. ii se>h1on of thts
Gnventiou fur full snl scs dis.uusu ii lila pr;I.
H.-d vi on II, a.nl that it, further rols,d,rs.
II lie rottrshesl t. t1= us1t D.oses II Convention
nc: Sullivan ta;d it was b.gs not to commit
tbs Chural to tue report. b1t let the COMMITTEES
re>o:lt II 10 lie Church for i.B consideration.
LII. GteG: said tua: ti:h was tie purpcrt Of
tie resolution. 1t was intended norety to br,ng
thu report before the C1ryll a. large.
Another rtaoing Of the resolutions WAS called
for, and n pitia oIo display Of inocciisy on tho
par4 Ut Canon Knowles was occasioned
TN. cCHaMAn
hef hoped, he said. thst thc revolutions xould
pass by Heneta consent. t'eneroRsty waa OF 4
JAnuA-lsecd nature aud ought not to bo ali on
ons bile. Geucrosity Ind ueen talked Of tv
thohe oppDsei to the report, ana row he would
Ike to SEQ thcm c1htbil little. ci1auce was
naered for all honorable End satisIactory COM
promise, aud 1t ought to be accepted. They
t:he orpnsitiun) hat como hers after
inli no!iee, anu LOW thas they found
tho he0sa "a" empty, they c,lcd
"Lct us pospane." Nopa1ty Ind righ. to take
advantage Ut its OWN wrong. and noR, because
they wesa not VOL represented. they ought not
to ahk such a thing T.o Homo Of Deputies
had a!ea rights Of tbs Illinois Diocese, and
that was tho 1lrat time it I,ai Ind n chauco 10
protest. It mas matter TINT might come homo
to aII. II Ind been stated in tho Convention
ihas for Bishops they must descend to = lower
plane, and bome Of thosa present might
Bon'c timc haze to 60 before the Houso Of Dop-
n5ss fes at s1a'5na9p 1;n hanfntor p
Houndncss Of doctrine, mud this WAS the first
limo they had lad to say auSh. againa. It. Tho
iocamout ought to be acnt oit to rouBe tie
Church to sense Of ita rights, and rally tho
clergy aud laty to Htn''l mp against persecution.
At LAST.
Tha question Was then loudly called for on
Dir. PerrlSars resolutions and after tho ca1lou.-
sal noAsui!y .cttnE .s Secretary nad tloundercd |
among asornered batch Of papers for some |
tn1o, he produced sleso revolutions, aud they |
werc again read.
On mo.lou. it was decided to act upon them |
separately. The fret waB carried without l,s- !
sent. |
The second was about being put when Or, |
Gregg moved to substitute ths resolution hs |
previously offered. |
A motion was made aud seconded to lay ii on t
the table.
slr. Judd said it seemed "a II q compromise
TAs hopeless.
good doal Of excitement prevailed, sd |
everybody endeavured to obtain tho auur At
length, tho mover WIS induced to withdraw the
motion to lay upon tho tsols. aua tile resolution
WIS carried.
NOTIFYING TIE BISHOP. ELECT.
After A little other lousine business, tbs Chair
tho following Commttoo tn ait upon
D.. Do k"Een and officially notify him oi his
election: Tho Eovs. Drs. Samuel Ghsss, +,
sle i1nrdy G. II; Stocking, George II. eastman,
+! a1cis Msnsf1oi5 +: II. Gregg, c. Van Dyue,
Y. G. Hopkins. ". .. Corbyn, samuel Edison,
TlcodoreJ, lEolcomb, and W. +. Whitebouse, L.
=. Otis, 8. G. Judd. Moses Gum, D. ". page. g.
y. Larrabee, Z. H. Sheldon. ]. 4. EtieaIl. Emory
Cobb, s, H.. Treat, George II. Harlow, and
Frederic Staht.
On motion, the following werc added 10 tho
.otntnitte0: Tbe Rev. II, G. Perry, the Ner.
slr. Li03ng~ell. this Rev. Dr.. LLOYD, DR.. Fo*!er,
tr. icorka i. Chttsnden and a11. Jo,u II.
buick. They will 20 to 1laeino this morning.
Dr.. Gushing moved that, inasmuch IS tha Con-
'entlon had consummatel its object, the msm. |
'ers sing the "Gloria Iu ExcelsB"
The motion WIS carried, tho anthem sung, aud
he Convention then adjourned.