, 1875-03-21

Returns Weto Iec61seu !oo">A-1 i
chusetts, which also votes asAus' 70 no
This msses the vote stand ~ 10 Il. ~ ~ ~,
~ liz friends we're despairingly hoping |
800 dioceses might reconsider their votes
~ thus securo his confirmation. THIS chanso
ho,;av ad rou}d result from their sober Sec
nd +houeht when they saw the influences teat
.oo, h,onpht tn bear on them. But the
-n.ior,tv against fr, is SO great that no changes
will holp. It ia doubted "neene1 'n'0' 1'1'1'
dioceses will vote for him.
..;r,a an the defeat OF DR.. De KoTen,
says: ..,.,,,o,d
Tba anoetol,c succession calls far the p11essnooa;
The one IS 1he logical counterpart Of ne ONE Tna
the leading idea Of tbs p7aeslnooa a. 1nen thnt
@ A what no ono else hes the power 70 d. Ine
sscerdota idea Of tho Christian ministry - ~
IT. ta ths and 1eeanss Dr Be said to favor
the idea ct confession, that 70 say sstir fans
what he is about whc ae cxesssss @ n.,ii to lighted
'ada. ~ md has ayowed his belief In the rel pres
is rejected o5 this votes Of tnose *aU &C.. ners
ts +,a 4ansrity Of fundamental 11inclpiea tte fGas
Tsn ,ne " weh these obeeona :enets Of Dr. De
! koYeu are the outKfo"IA. .,e1
o,,roao,inr ,1Don the adverse votes OF the o1anu
~, Corou,ittecs of the different dioceses On tne
onestion Of the confirmation OF Tue elecupn el y!
| H. Da Koyen to the Dishopr1c OF Illinois, says
-. evident however, that there ta 1aeh tesc m se
among minded aata md that Dr. Da
Enrsn would not have teen opposed ne Eau ns r' I,4
convictions IN quiet wy somfn1o ~ aet Of friends
order o. ~ nnc not of the trouble that has been
n1de Of 1a.s years for their onc peael NJ this
cc 1ernarEed istely that tho last Bishop Of ~
nos had LETT his aiocese an Inheritance ~ o. oote
Eb1ch they had been living on ever since VIC ao''S
, | tnrsa rouls. but cannot voIch foS them-
, | ruE NEW YORK Tribune
, roooras Tr. Do Koyen's defeat es Tue MOST seei,
10 atirantace tho Low Church party have ga1nee
in their contest with the alleged 1sasuaaAs1o'
gays: .,-n-o+b al tn
~ f Tart:es in The Church could hardly have pSe'
dr;eed 1here were no important SIDE ISSUES. ~
as vel Is bis own, for rare schoa;
hi 111.rity Of character, aud oratoEica anlnty VIII
even many Of those who opposeat taet IL of Ii
ina necnusrly necessary for The arduous ana o.
r 1c1icate duties Biahopr'c As1de s1on ~ "tc
syap pr.1 .ranat lin rnincumbared in this re5pec
he rancaton of his election woulo nase oeea ~ ~
undispute- Nor Is this a.; ~ se.s nroIsst aaai
j. nv earmourg rejection on the sane gronnos aEu ~
dawnriaht challenge to the Low ch1ca Parry @ 4uo
ir their strength on An appeal 1to1a @1e ~e0eN~A
a 10 the church It large.
,e Tha Tribune believes that Dr. De hoVHns =
~ xoa.so, ani Dr. Jaeear's confirmation will. uFe
,e . ;ha rho1e rebound to the welfare OF Iao ona4t
e Of which they ere beloved ana nonou @ ant r,ot
of while the result in either case Wl ae'as AT
ou whit from the esteem LII "u1co @440 ~'~1A''
II arc held.
b. DE KoTES "a. S1e@Aa-
e. 10 The Editor of 1Ae Chicago T;oans .a;t,a, ner
ng CHICAGO, Marcn 49, -. an,,' nat referri1
e 1p tps action o; the Standing Committees Of u
various dioceses IN regard to Drs; De hosen =.
Jaessr, % closed thus Il The result IN these IT, +
settles The 9tstus Of hs ss{ s o stsnd
,as @ 81 are usually it not always, compos
ard Of an equal number Of c!ergynen anu tsta. tat
Of their sction indicates quite a much tue stas 81
,lio Of the Clergy yar - 'h snare of the credit due
by sooolu a1nd conservative position IN this matt
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