, 1875-09-16
GLORIA.
The War Is Ended and a
Bishop Elected.
The Rev. DR.. McLaren, Of Clerc-
land, Will Fiji The Vacant
Seat.
Men Who We're Tnt in Nomi-
nation, and Their Quail.
ficati0ns.
Or. Do koyen and Prot. Seymour
Brought Before The Con.
ycntiun.
But the Compromise Candidate
Came Out Ahead.
History Of the New Diocesan-.-}Ehat
They Think Of Him at
Cleveland.
Report Of the Standing Committee
Condition Of the Diocese.
Reply to De Koven's letter.
The Special Order for
To-Day.
Meeting 10 Consider the Missionary Vork
---.Renewed Efforts Needed.
The Rev. John Henry Hobart Brown, Of
cohoes, N. T., Elected Bishop
Of Fond du Lac.
Other Religious Matters.
EPISCOPAL.
Meeting to Consider the Missionary Werl
Renewed Efforts Needed,
The Rev. John Henry Hobart Brown, 0
Cohoes, N. T., Elected Bishop
Of Fond du Lac.
Other Religious Matters.
EPISCOPAL,
MORNING SESSION,

RELIGIOUS BEslrlcEs.
The Episcopal Convention reassemb1ed vos,er.
tlay At H. III. Tho morning soryico MAS mid bY
tho Rev. Dr.. Hoiconbe, Of Rock Island. tic
1sov. Henry G. Terry. Hector OF Al. Saints.
Chicago. reading the lessons. and the ilav. Dr.,
Lloyd. Of KcHAueo tho litany and concluding
prayer.
Tho Convention waa called to order by tho
President. Dr.. Samuel Chase. at 10 o'clock, Tho
rolla Of the clerical mud Law delegates wero
ca!lod, and quorum of each declared present.
The minutes Of tho Tuesdays ucoting vere
road By tho Secretary, Canou Knowles, aud ap-
proved.
boma other routine business WAS disposed Of
1sconpouATIoS OF CHURCHES
The report Of tho incorporation Of churches
Was road By tho nay. Ms. Holoombo. "a follows
Your COMMITTEES, to whon WAS referred the papers
relating 10 tho Incorporation OF tho following named
Churches hare had the saYno undey consideration nn1f
e1ansnation a,d IND that The ssnlo are correct and
form md substance, and va recommend That Gr.ce
Church. osco Emanuel Church, In Grange; Christ
Cantch- streator. hc admitted.
Tho report MAS adopted, md lay dclegatos
for these parishes admitted.
The next bnsiuesA, tho annual addroas OF Tho
bishop, had unfortunately to bo passed over.
a communication WAS read from William
steVena Perry, Secretary Of Tho House OF Depu-
ties OF tue General Convention. giving notice OF
tho proposed changes Ia tho constitution, TO be
acted E uIson finally by tho General Convention in
loih Tho communication waa received.
THE STANDING coXM1TTEE,
Dr. Cnahman read tho following from tbn
Standing Committee:
Tho Standing Committee Of the D,octso werc nrv.n.
annual convention BY ths eiection Of the ney. g.
GnshtnAn ~ lTeslden. and Of William r. barney ~
Secretary They Present tho geuerai result Of tbeir
vacancy Of tho Erscopa tho concerns of tho Diocese
M.ny deu .aa ana neua q 1
arissn aud II IN the!r solution Tue Committee hayo
not .iways syeu satisfaction, they feel in laying down
lost Judgment without fear or favor and IL tbs In
forest Of tho Diocese, The co1respondenco of the
not only within but without tho Dtosese mad hsa oss
conducted . with snch psomptness - tho co1nmines
Tho Commlttco doputed the Rev, DR.. cushm.n
and AF. William +. Whttehouse to attend "a 1rpes-
eentat'Ses Of this Diocese tho funeral Of The iatc
sermon Of our own late Bishop.
On Nov. u. 1874 the Committee called epecial oon-
stno. for the election Of Bishop to b 6ed IN tue
Cusmsn 10 preach tho Sermon Upon lbs riso of ,Lat
Convention the Committee sccord.ns to ther iustruc
iahop.eoet ths Is7. Jsnas Ds Kossn, W j.. D., - md nd
sunt the proper Testimonials to tue Standing Con1n!.
tees o. III me uoceaes. They hav1 yet received
from sufficient uumbcr OF dlocesos to SECURE tho con-
secEaton Of Dr. DE- Kosen and thoy therefore remit
The COMMITTEES appointed tho Ilov. Dr.. corbyn,
OF quincy, TO preach tho aernon II the AnnuA!
On tlo 18th Of juno List Tho cou..eo .ceoote, III,
resignation Of tho 1ses. Dr.. Stocking a. meinle. Of
tho cotnmtsce. aud on tho tNh OF july elected ho
ey. Tho Committee hsse not during tus Scsr , made
rtov.on tot general Visitation Of tho pocsee fr tho
~ sy ~soed = IT.. sn
ct gratifying features Of tho Trps9uscss renurt Nit
prove their justification. ''
ycars. have been Nosray susssnl 1y the sonaIes,. IT.
aton, aud tho report of Canon Knowles viii gyo
detail Of it, condition,
consent 70 w eonsscF.sioa To tho Er!scorae OF tie
sy + y. y ps1le{ ax D. p :. As.st.a isop It Ken
hop wsss nj Msssssa; MSsss p sas os+ sS 3se: D. g.
.oyen D. r. = Bt'hor Of tlllaos tho nv. Tnomas
JAgHA!. y. Dr. - Hahop Of Southern t>hte: the Key
'..ob i. shptnaa, p. D.. i Bishop of Fppi du ise
Tho co'na'lttes hare ssued tho testimonis!a md
Hayward, Deacon The ller. Frank q. osborae pss.
:su tls lsev. L. Told, Deacon tho Aev, Hetburt
The Standing Commlttoo Of the D,oosso. actin. q,
hs ecc.esiaatlcal authority, report -4s -
ORDINATIONS TO THE PAIxSTIlooD
kos asorSs Tod ~ e1' a b'fS2 s2hea ed
u Wisconsin. Nsseissd from the Hon,An Obediuncs
y tho Bishop ct Indiana, tho Rev, Ephrvm ThrIsn'
,I.est, feE dus reuunciatup Of ttIn errnr, ~ H.
'spsl communion. ~'9'' - wv
Miss.oHAAIk3 UNDER THE ,,1orrs.s uo,un |
tho ReT. loseph Adderly. Tbs Eay Jnhr Inr.s
rlc l4ey. rstrr Aryedsoa, Tho Kev T".ni,
Thu Rev. John Benaua, The Inv. N.tths~ H.,,m
~ iteS. y. Il. 1toasa, Tho AeY. Il. +. @. paxo
no seF' Y. r. CushAaah, Iho Rev. r. II, Fo;tz
.ha itey. John HochesY, Tho iioy Hniart n",t'
,he lteY. Johu Il. Holt The Hay. " NJ Ht.si'
'Au Rov. Oliver Aopsou,
4 llts!oNAh1ks usn3h TUE DoAEsTlo oonH1r1xI,