, 1875-02-05

Thero vnn no don5tng thn fact that Inc i.se
'i'shoI .at slant n INTELLECT. towering aioys
,ss, II. ts:s''9s e e. s s, n, oua s. sSs t s'
II waa nceeatary that hr snrrea.or shoalt Ire mhn
Of porss xho s9u,a tsts 'ss rs1rcs.
Whulc atrict- In c southern purt of i1e State s4re
Of tic Church id.any. ias man ~. wanted wht.o
heart would be tau'hel With this stats of Affairs.
that ersst,l hi2 power to do gol IN great maHlrp.
!.omi chnrctItnan ~aH wautetl. lo n,rant when he
sal gocd churclnsn t,so, decided unsonl Io,ot;
eh,rrtma, might liko, but that ro'd mt ta
helped. ThlA DlorpHe could not and would lot do
mau vas wanted who pbetoved in The Divine right
of kp.eopaey liG nnnld als, te Inan Of c1nes'ia.
In l,e Doceso-tc f,wtic High conservative,
una the advanced. wanted nh0 would not
!nrrcass the diy"rgsnre hetween these rsrtrs II a
l<Iw thnrcbnnn wtrH t%koN 1t would case wi1cr at
vetgenco between tho Low Church aud the coifcrysire
aud advanced churches, und Tho eIsrtion Of an sd-
vanced sht,r:inau would hare .lFniiyr rea lstw+tu
tia. body ami lho other two 1lolca. Tho whr
ahswe;'d 70 'hc yortrait le Ind drawn 1l,uli have
red N tha Descriptions and That was inc i,os
aeorEe i.t"tls, of baltimurs. 1t was the Sn,akrrs
riyiega o!ca 70 bare bran placed in ths next parish
rcyerr h.n Although lie had not met him for nlstly
yearb ynt what be laI aincc heard Of him hu. IN
ElrpfGH loFS ItEEctk ue NHu
him. Dr. Tecdr' l,jri,or alluded 10 him standing In
TIC very frt Of t1r !isainl'ary rork al TIE Dote*e
M, If Ss' eoSof ot all slsue' of s uT
WY = good Chnrehman In !he seuse IN
which lie had lcscrihed he waa exactly nf the typ OF
churrlmanshi1, Of the late 1Nshop lie raa pf
conctllatnry dtsna.t,on-wsB pmtneHtiy rcaccnaker
and bitter fon Of purity sf,i,t. ,
act1y how ua he wna but Is lid not e3tr.l 10 VI ii
scara hut snroaing ho was oldss tlan tint lu. would
NOT he nj objection. Lately III 5relaud they had elect
uff nj 1lt4I.1
TUroun elected when ho oscr 20 years # age
Even supposug III. 1.eeds p!der than ho really wiz.
Ms age sh1ud not act rs couuterpoiae to hia many
kuo'her objection made to DR.. 1.eeds waH that lie
was negative man. II any one thought that pr.
taken liz negative against al parics but where
principle: were involved he Wls ss positive any
of the American Episcopal Church, 1ie Ind scen Dr.
Lneda hold h Tor rinciplo when hts popularity n:s
at stake. It's wax toorant man, and would exercise
ha tolerance lnlg thc law was followed, hut to
uny who iarcgardeu tue law ho would te found tn te
il they citcts1 Or. Lecd*. tbs wuui he rrceise
all over the continent will rejoicing.
NIL. EMERY COBB,
Of Rankakee. Recolmetl tho nomination. He hope1
TINT When the question butweeu The nominees
be dscus.od f. would be IN al faiiners. He had II
could bring peace to tho Dlutcse.
TIE nEy. ROBERT nY41.
Of Chester, Randolph County, sald tlat what was
Blshur. lie believed tlat the candidates for tho
Balnrc nhoud lie recommended by Dlshora. un,l ~
bishops he ie be was vurtl,y 81 support. b. I.sis
was nut man who would iuserfcro with aay OF Tho
fundamental principles Of tie Christian faith. lie
Thought thai three furthB Of The clergy anL 1ay Of
The diocese world not foot the Cathedral Il Dr.
De Kosen wss elected bishop. tLauglterI
TIE REV. DE-. HOPKINS,
OF Aurora, s1id tAat le wDn!l Nke to Aay word in
seconaing tho ncnl.istion iraue by Or. Cnshna1.
For hia part he holcI 10 would bo enemy Of tls
Church u Rome to II eternity tlangnier. Dr.. Do
tia t17jE ipfa 80
tbs Church Oh this cuutinsntt but nlEo for that Tie
s!i!er slug Of the oeea, Lsnsh,er1 I. know..
rahgics ., , slnt slcy might le n,a,.a suit
sSs to o,n ~ cop p1rss f. a .,,n.t ta hin on IL.
koyen was not only popular with .hpse uf his own
peculiar caniuga, bu. W,s also cheek ly jow, with Low
churchpen, and was ol'cu III the hear.,eas per-
hail nut yet entered thu Church, hut would do 70
T,sn,n sl.n ns1s t. twenty Sears hs horc that D. De
S a @ ea. Se for D g. as
Ritu4,st, b. would feel ,sry nueh opposea 10
c!ecteu heeauae lie WIN MI ndrauceI man. liz waB
physically = powerful inau;. Ao had good Western
seemed as If tie ast was flI IT love- II tns esson
impending without oaSt, and, t vas cloud, 1T Il
would DO found after 1t br1ae ~ full OF Morcy and
Ut goodness for al ,en. [Alplaasc.]
JUDGE OTIS
said he fcit great thtrfes In ths election Of tho
tH4t tu4 layHlGh were the FjQlt AMuI
men III tho election Of tic cotug Bishop There wuA
common interest l'etwesn tho laymen md tile Bis-
o.. because tho hishap Il shunld he remembered.
laynen leave their nahop. stnce tho drath Of tic
lHse bshop tho subject Of chooalug hs successor ad
rcspondence with Daora and clergy alld uity On lilo
subject. 1le had much, personal knowledge Of Tie
sass Of Cd erTgy ~ t.G wh9M bishops were usually
III A1s mimi of lato. Among them tile well known
aud great man In 1leighborng Dincese. lila llano
could b tlbcd u this Convention, aud Wien lie knew,
this ard considered the man. 1t seemed IL HIM that
s to%efe9 tar nhovc every prosytss ho knew " tho
Tns reat e oraeoF e ,a a cu5 for thirty
Hawks, whoao elo4ue1,ce lad carried and over.
wiie,,sd everybody. No man had hccn ready to
take Ills pace until the coming Of Dr. ,ames De Koyen
1t WAS not merely nrAtur that ho stood al tho
heal bit also I'll all tho practical details wrh went o
make 1l the accomplished man. In pr, Dc Koren WIS
found wei! baaucct man In every particular. Dr..
hawkes. could never 10 l}tshop because be did not
[*scss those administrative qualities necessary to Ell
knew OF no Man i'll the Church who could iu pjI re-
spscs 60 thoroughly combine tho necessary gal.nua-
srrs deal l,ore for Dr. Leeds tan had ecn e All s1S nv
DO laymat from Kanlskee, hut when compared tb d.
Dc Koyeu the other nuntnes suffered by conpari.
II It WAS necessary to descend from thu nlane nf Dr.
" hoscii lie could cloure frun nlhbsr nf men of
ioWer plans, but hc hopcd those interested u tho
nus aiu nut abaie any exerllon long tLor wan
anse aa1Ss Of IT,, making h'''. scsessfl candidate Tho
PG'hEF IEau iGFSla Endorsement OF DR., DH EOyet
rom friend, q Bishop Of tic american Episcopal
;hurch. ln talking to Dr. De koyem ltrly on
ne subject cf his cantltaturc, Tie Ductor
,ud Y, sud 10 him: II work for oihcrn; let
''M work for me- The Eliacopa Clurcll was yast
nahe, with the Church ut ltomc ut QUO end, ami
aeheya ut the other Within this Wide pIanc nll shAtcH
! opinion might 10 tolerated.. TIE lines Of Rome
a9ht 10 approached IN aide. ntd the tlpue,nna-
lo1i ~ tho ether, un Il this toleration WHICH had
nab'ea the Church to o Auc great work within tilu
,a u .oo years. Illo question whether tl,n panu
nali ~ nAfFowe down or bo rosaned III Its prAtins
rtadth md gEanlelr.
Tho Bpeakcr allndG,l to tho sloveuly manner Of
hilreb sersicn prneead ~ the church in l7Ho and in
'hch resulted tho John Weaey movement and tic
~ to tho Church III thirty years uf sUu IetIliers
ne great !esaon carnel from shia w4a 10 keep t the
ro4a tn tslt of liberation w'nnt approaching ehrr
hutel here al'sl III suand will 90 u, progressing
te EeMecFn which had bern lost Ly approaching tuo
ose to iton OF ono aile of tho pnis might o r.,It-
i on ahs hi,Rera' ehas, while thoss whlrh lat
etn lohe 1hrnuEh approaching tua clme to
10 dc1oIiiafipnal slors lad amounted 1u thirty
tasH 10 over lD1o19 lie asked beforp they rejected
Great u ntAl! Auu orRtar ns nr. Dekoyun-Iuforr
10y aesantttu from hin panet 10 TINT of rlncrtty-
aat they should rolthidcr inify waf tey were dung
~ n klaaksr referred to tho pleasure ls had always
~ III visiting tactlu Collegc. liz bad often gu1o
tiefc. ana u waa very seldom that he did hid