New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-11
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONGRESS-.

- 80, ,,,> c,,-,r 1-or, uyNIsTI,pS
a TALK ON ho" ~ VEL ''N"i ~ - -.
nv vrcop OF THE DISCUSSIONS PAPERS BY pr.
,,.,,,, ,r prOovrvN AND DR. BOGGs OF
eChhS'h VIZ ""'''' - - -,
NEwARK-SOME OTHER EMINENT sPfAktfS'
fyroN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE TEIDUNE.l
PHILADELPHIA Nov 1V'-Aho
Episcopal Church Congress brings together many oi tue
-, -; :, +he denomination Freed nom the rradi-
go .,,, ot tbo n,l,it ncmbeIe exprrss them
'o""' -. i.i,.at,t,, and breadth Of view
'o''o 80 -, = =, hodv ct di,ipos reprcsout-
scarcely /" DC oAIo''o" ~ =, 49,, -, r,.,,i,a
ing the most conservative OF an tue iioVoS'""'
tons The limitation Of the papers read 20 twenty min
rt zach results in condensation aud consequent bril-
WeS ''Vh 'os"I'e " ' A. - -, ,,i,ntas
hanoy Of expression ana l''o 'i,' ,5 tonos p,
allowed for each exscmpore speech Oh 'no 'nelho7 pi'
o,td v fe preparcd papers the speakers eDdcayor To
'0"'u ~ -" m, .,.'n,arco has nat Tins
crowd tneiT hes, thoughts Inc "''chuaHoo ""' NV
' - - ,,.,oo a. a remarkably Intelii-
gent one, and is quick To apn heHd ana "IPiduu 'ho
FOOD points rnado by the orators.
XIV" i . - ,......o1 Ia. .l,. r,,dipr of
TINS morning . eoS'i"H WHO OF"'u - r ~,
the Collects and tho singing 81 the Plhn' 10 D''' ny
,hoscr r,ca
'Ho7'" 49, ,... . ,,...,..t,, ,-o, "Tbe hos,
Inc apl"m'cu s"po'' I"' '."So" =, ,r,
methods OF procuring candidates Ioi the HbIHT9 IN,
Rev Dr NJ H. schehck Of btooh)n foi' '"' "i'' fi''
Ho said;
There today smaller number of candidate for holy
orders than SIX on years The supply Is made
quate the work 70 he done and the House or Bshos
has called attention to ihi~ tact as one OF prime npo
aCoc VhU Gr ovr"ati"n And here tho tault hes al
The doors of pastors who do not throw enough mag
netiS9 INTO then wols ana o".p ~ sI The cbirr
S'uu, t ~" ,b rTJIr of caI9ias is however the
failure Of parents to train their children rs they should
The srandea thing t;1t can ne u"n Iu V1o siUI} w 49,
10 tlln Iu ~ r !, Md hon a maxim mat tne
tn ~ he family should GO into the ministry. aud he
sorry say that there Scro many of those VINO had
SIoPCu th''' ""l 'n' ~. 49,, - .
The K'N' pf hu"aru ~ DUES VI -''"''i' ~ 90 Wv
The next reader lie sA'
Ii IL Law OF commerce maj 5npR W" hpi ir ri,
,-o @ 1' ,tte reason TOR tnyijir their minds 10
The ministry because The pas H. on tue average, less
nan the wages OF skilc' ln'chhly WVl, n' 'i
J9s'i'. 10 ,ne .ie, ~ I Ttnc WINK is done Tor
he love of the work Itself Tae way TO increase supply
to increase thG demand MOI D.! ~ ItSns IIe Paai
it W o i do ot w"ndr that tIe demand AMI sap
ply fail or wher quarronc among the clergy as TO
the etJ ie ana colnf OF tlC IN t,rr teiT
Gce, t en-" arh or south during coInnun On while all
he time dishonesty, hthip i, 81, ~, ,t,dd
are going O." around LOO Ii',o ~ , s,Iete al nf
mir srmingry professors complain Of this prevailing
neglect and much Is t1creDy lost In traihhS cali-
ltts' ca GAG sA"d ~ 'dng 5 20 ,d' i 20, ,,fion
MY, of yp" are Too mdcn neglected. Another brauch
which more atcn Jon shod be SIeA Is IN, rIael
me- o. T insure pr1r"r prlimna~y education let our
roh churches men he called p'n to endow scholar
shlls' 'ne Odiu, ,,',o No T AND frro