, 1875-02-06

conaem.,cd for what some msn consit1cy brea
Of tia ctnoH. bnt ouly upnh what the f,urcl il
h"lf holds contrary to the cannnn. IA long Al
i minister
HAn NOT HEE1 FOUND nu1LTY
Nnarr the canons. la rofnatns i'll sood m
regular standing, and more rntnur lise nothing
to ito With his consecthtloll, when hB croden&at4
properly certified. arc aont 10 the Hous. o
IDENTITIES. Tho only caso in which = courSo u
= uho1o Dioecue should Lecusno h.rctseaI, aut
should clcct leretic. No authority short of .
Council Of tbs Church ba3 . right to nlus ,,not
tho trufi, OF fal.ity Of doctrine oxtrem,
doctrines DO no. necsaaarily iarnr unaounl
doc.ti.to. The cauons In MT reJ:rc that ttt
Itehnp-ete.s should cut,forn in liB doctrine tr
lila belief Of tfis naiefily of tho House o,
Deputies. In viow Of t1lcbe reasons
THE FOLLOWING nt:5oLUrloHs =
we're presented:
nnis+ t,tt itn forrgn1ng rtport b. nn Is hrveuy ao
81, expressive Of III: ii this LodY iii r.sns9t Il
the matters therein 1tAouassf.
Heaofret. Tint We hereby .ltisre that tu the Irdr
1nent ~ !hia t;onrerIo rolainc has hnp.1rcd h i'm
i~ir our conftenco i Dr. Seymour, or ln hs n.nasa
Rt*ottd, lurthes, th.t tts Courtntpu hereby en-
terB iu respectful but eolen,n rrurrt ta,bat liz
course pnrsni by the Lower Hons. Of thu sts Ucuor.
al Convention. in tao caaS Of tas Lev, Dr. SayfnDur
1ns ts.en E.9oIeelect. " lesng unprecedented, un.
jut!in.ule, and, IN - soma re:rmt rssoluttou4ry.
H44Efittttf5
Irsunt copy of tho foregoing rsport ant Il thrtT
r-hoiutinF, ia printed ferm 10 excl E.hop Of tt,s
cose u tho United statcs.
Tho Rev. DR.. Cusa1nan morcd the p,1on,ion Of
the report and resolution. adding tcsl, if thcra
was utrt,1lHoD be would cixin lEs liyu4 to cIone
the debate.
THE EEy. Dn. MORRISON,
ot bloomington, decia.ed tllo doclment yovr
abla oHo, bltS expressed .egtet that la ous al
opposite viers lag In3u pilced on the Commit.
Ice. I1o Gil not think tic Committee lad s,1fut
much tlnio iD discussing tho report.
Tho Rev. DR.. Locke ASKED tho Epfascr il ts
lid not know that .Attorl,ey-tieser.i Edsall. ous
of Tho opposition, Wa6 member Of tss Commit.
tea.
Toe ReT. nr. Morrison rcapon .ed TINT lie la,
not motel tile fact. Under the circumstance :
Mr. EdsalI could havo had nut litt!a 10 aay. Tho
nblo document must lave been prepared toloro
tt.e Committee met. 1t wa5 III tho history Of
tue Church shtt sne House of uepu!icH had ru-
jce:ed four Elahops-eIoct for tifTo.nat eauern,
aad tbs authority had not bean heretofore ecr;.
o'lsly. dcnted flo th7ugns tiis Conyou:ioa
Mou1d 10 assnniny All u1tna::ansod, unrE,i;a-
ble poTer, Tita0ut duo dcIiJatnsiIu, aui in IN.
wlao haste.
TIE nEv MI. LErF7SowEt1,
Of Knoxville, said tho Convention lad met tn
elect Bishop. Now they were coltsusleI with
Eropoalti3ll which waB reyoltiny, called to d.
taat which they were exempt from by tiie Gon.tl-
iu!un. IL tLi!Y buein lal been tiiLtlnatcd in tic
call tlcre would not have been al, c1npty alrr.
q! a:sss whom it Was brought fuwarI for coli
Hldsration. 1ts Importance would have been sp.
r1eciated. snd g full convention wonl
.ls:e been present to taka acticn upon ii,
Tie subject Should Lave been brought " r
Hi:cusH'on in the rreserce OF full
delegation. eo rs to Enow what action Tas prc.
passed to be taIah ard Hi1at ptiuripiua wefe ill.,
Foitea. 1t was n n!otisftous IGoposs.ion directly
Hgsinst tho Constitution, which required t!lat
ilothing eStrancoug 70 t!la Object fuE Which tho
cnuyentt3n 1Bd ueeu called DO allowed iu is d.
li5orntions.
T1o Eey. Dr.. Sullivan called for d readiag Of
tho circular contsn,nG tic call.
II vas Ecpd NTH Tat,:ctauco Ey tho iacreta1y
Canon knovlcs, all fund 10 be couilr,na:osy Of
tlc tpeaAog'4 point.
Mr; i.c1ingx.ll continued. Fav;ns that ho
ttool in defeated min 5r;ty ve, sccen:od 1he
situation caoerfully, l;ut it was unfair to co:r
pel !m Aud h1s hteshrttl to rtlt their names and
c9nsent to that uhch they cous;dr.ej
ll.l.advi'cd AID m imposition. Under tbs
tt!ssamsla'ee7' t's a.a',:e ,tI'y ,ttnIey mus. 1tx to
brought NJ at subsequent l,eetinr
wien It would be m7ro u,atuseI, aad conll 10
laoro thoroughly Enl iutei,enily GscuYtci
1hoy hei no right tn preua it upon .ll@m then
IT tile Convention rouli roaolso itself inta at,
independent committee. it might 10 tscussed
therein, bas Al a consenrlon 10 hnoe there
would be good scnBc aua generosity un%ugh no:
70 conEcl \ vote. On tic elounds Of sonss,tu-
tonal rights Oh tbs Broanaa u oki,s.it.v}, ho
ac alantoa lla postp1neaicnt Should it 70
iorth tiat Ittse handful Of men hal riot
aad discussed document worthy Of the nt!sn-
tion Of tho Supreme Court, aud enlbrae;s;: gpu.s
oi tho niccst Aud most ubtn,e questions vi ca-
nonsla' lsH, AMI, bJ aepap-j,dgsnent, when mott
Of the voters weia away, bad earrlel it throush7
Such nctioa wcula not bind up wulu,le, wuul
no one, would do no good. Upon OK
pedloDcy, Eron common scllsc u;sou courtesy to
tho Church ut laEEe. they ought not
10 pass It, Dc llovcns election was
= n,anha naaS''ps vin1i:.tlon Of tho Di'ceso.
thoicn. II could hare elected Dr.. Seymour il
it had wantod to. 1t ha,l slowu its indepondcpco
and rlclis to 10 ~ it pleased. hut 1t was not
necessary to stunt tug General Convention with
being presented to tho General Coun-
snslzos Of the Church aud bo Giscua,.
ed IN y way that wor:!,' lcad to settlement
2t M tho difficult point. in canr:t management.
They sloutd poa'pone it, 10 urged, anoth,r year,
" hen tho clergy aid aru,eD as onc mai could
stand up aud indorse 1t.
THE REV. Ir. rEnC1yAL
'aid le was nna who would have voted for Dr.
seymour had lie been uouloor uf tho frat Con-
'entson- Tic evmpa.btzed With tic ttocnmcus
,rt thought tie roint Of tin previous gontieman
saa well taken. 1t should 10 rieaonted in IL fill
lody, aud hence he woula 1noro that it be post
?oncd until tho next Diocesan Convention.
I'LL. JEQu
atd perhaps there wefe tuoso who were taken
" surprise, but hc had told several tint tile
natter was coming up, nan the resolution Of tia
evening Was q Aaticlent Warming. Tus
epors you'll lose its 1olco il laid over until
notllcr meeting.
1t uas already threatened bv some OF tue
'orsorB in tho mno:lty that tile conservation
i tho. BiAhop-elect would he proYeptcd,
Tue document should be brought forward
0 prevent this. II tho Standing Comn,jttccg
Iuew they had no rsgA. t. 'pary upon |
luc.tions Of doctrine, they would hesitate UPON
'araing upon u mans ductiinu1 points. The re-
ott Waa only m expression Of opinion, tho
ense Of the Convention. to be acted upon by |
be Church It large. II it MES postponed, Il |
5ou'd to claimed tllat 1t did not meet tho sense
{ tho Convention, and this would Ia Gained by
hose wAo Wished to doieat Dr.. Do Kovon,
AR. y. i. wHITEuousE
cn,atkcd that it seemed to him--and lie sreks
y me who lad yutel for Dr. Seymour. and had
een member Of the General Convention
lat there was great force 10 tho objections
sIsal By the gentleman froln knoxville. The
resent Mas not the time 10 bring tho nlstter
orwArd. Ho would tieuy that it bad no relation
, the business Of the Convention it was ger
ant to The matter. but on grounds OF cxpe.ller-
!. aud On account Of the impor, ance Of thu