, 1875-09-16

eaee % chr'at Church. Htsws, vhich Wv o.rried
| ~, EIkc1tsn A nisnor. I:
~ "Teclai ns'aet relative 10 tho elect - : D!ehor
;ss; g. 5:e s:: y: h.. .ns liz. of ,,, entitled
s.tea % 1Ss!h*f esslh:f IT,, & rsT'
ohseons At the tina tho nsnca sere ~ ~.
1t wa' Decided to sate up
~iea The namss wers called,
cbnra ~ts fs1s,sns a. m t" j. y Ghamhe,1.n Of Christ
Standing c'in'nIstea received notice Of thr eics
tlon of that gentleman ~ hector os tho church
"a. IN The C!nvcntion. Thu Committee :' In
Iepiy 10 this. ssId there Huc organization o,
could only 10 admitted wien il wa really In exi.t
snec. TIL !norntna. however, Grace Church bad
lren admitted into cytnmun,on wi.h to Con trn.ion
The Cnmmlttee had !loAel thsr report for The ye.r
md he tDr. c. htd brcu requested 10 refer tbs c.st
Of NJ. Chamberlain back 10 thu Convention. Tht
question now whether tho Convention would
make 1+rfrct the imperfect act Of Grace Church,
II M:snrdy Fas In favor OF acting With generosity
After considerable discussion, ia tic co,rse q,
With Chancellor Judd pointed out th1t tte
E1nY1.inW ,,'' Of tho law bad not besn complied
tnc cnmn,,ec Privilege who wero Rrautei
Lion u retire for It's confederation.
=, TIE CHANCELLOR Or THE DIOcEsE.
NJ. i. II. Roberts moved that tile 3acretsry
read the list of trr-ons enttlcd to voe ~ lAyrnen
. THIS Vas Fsr~I Ial1y Aned At the Chancellor Ut TIC
Dncsss. Anl caused no iocopsiieralle senaatiop.
tme comnissec IN Privilege. to tho effect that sir,
chsmfs'l4i was mt cntis!~ to seat. received
lees The exclusion Of tue vote If the Chancellor
lug iFttid"nt fatd u tiinrlfy matters he hhould
~ haye to rHo thc motion out o order. The ouy WY
- se.eh ie question was rno:tou to rcpcal the canon
under which tIs Chancellor Of this 1t,zrso tool lii
order. ~0 ~ Wv "
Mr. II. ~ Fuller appealed from, the decision n, IN.
Chair. II was Of the ntnoss in,ortanc. tb.t NJ er
Toneol. ruinE shoud bc nude vi such question: for
woHia PEAS in:o precedent, aud 1t would t kettse
s.esa W. no Wy u bb3eet!n1 in such t1ce,t
~ se!eailh9 u" canan. Ths cantn sngh. 10 coiI-
'51rs t. ~, ths so,situ!to - !. *.s alleged to Le.
1sl+EaE called out fer it tu " taken rs orders
III" l."r: Nj. Noot-can one tuau call for The yo.o
Tho rrcstdent--1t requires fire.
hli parishes then detnaidctl tho votc by ordcr.,
which was 1ccor,tiugy lous, f
Or. Bpyd, After tbs rote had lteu takrn c,1+,t A.
tcnnn to the ftct thst hts name lad III. h>tn c.l,
The President ntAscl that be had not b+.u returned
- entitled 10 scat In tho Convention,
Chancellor Judd declined 10 sote on aecouat Of be.
Ing interested.
The vo.e was announced Clcrical-Aycs ~; uoe,
10. Lay-AJes, -; uors, Is. Tue Chair WIS tte:o.
fore susta!ncd.
-, ;1E CHANCELLOR or THE CATHEDRAL
Mf. Rohtfts then a1rel that tha Chancellor Of lin
Cathedral IT, stricxtu from tbs st Of ayue,I .:,u,;na
TLe I4v. Mf. isrry--on vh., ground7
~ koberts-Ihe grounds ars known to all famt1iAr
Tac Aey. Nr. rere,ral-1 should s.y no. f1augh:e,,,
A4E 1FD9FA WAk aO0tt 10 61 ttlt. with ta lsrfRI-
dent Interrupted with the rciuark that the moso In,
nos b'en tecondeei.,
nr; ltobezts replied that the no.son had bocn Lee
Iae President bcgRcd pardon. but be wo,sld IN CON-
IFcd To rule It cut q order I'll. Ba1ue gfoupI ~ 10
u1u the previous resolution.
3fr. Roberts took al appeal.
Ihr ICY. III! fetre salt resolution lite this would
Set ose! tne "a disuy; THAT l., the Of this
b.aor" "
The Rev. Mr. pesre-l wanted to svo!l 70 ,nspy
asIS.,. lc!ice of'' 'Quosoa.rI
canon It did not gtvo tho Chancellor vote - Chan
ce}oF. Il stAte1 that h7 And two 1yfneu under ce..
naG Of she bb.ho ;h. he Of
nfshop WHOM they d.. not pohscts one.
Or: cuhhnsu said the Chancellcr, Il he vo.ed 1t Ill
Standing Committee. Tho universal interpretation Vt
the eannp WAS that In the vacancy nf tie Elyco,ato
sho ecclesiastical authority Of the Diocese was Hishon
70 ~ 1nfcnts aud purposes, except In the special
inhere IN Tie n!,hop They wtrs only visiting a u'ns
men we're excluded, tho Chancellor wuul1 not 10 c3-
cinued, fos he voted hy v1rtus Of bis office.
at. Roberts unAcrHtood the Chancellor fsprcaentcd
tic Cathedr4! fCr!fa Of "Qucstlou.J
The clair was sustained by loud cAarus Of ayts'
Dn. LOCkE
then took Tho ho's liz aail he did not think that any
OCCASION which had called them together. Tv1,e be
anes ara met f'r tue solenn rlnso Of eieeting
M tHlfs wff. shr5 susct.sta III their purpose;
t.se ~ 1ae teheF7t Chnreh eeeE n to rcsuse
'ba! netcssAtS 10 caFTy that putpost
.o is ene1. ~ ~ 10 Taa concerned ha ieH II Lin
~ sannt 70 taat uecls'oa aaru thn1Gli 1t mi ht
~ W AtuAs o lne eaaduNes IN uo'h cases bttn4
= ~ ..T.. rTssonas 1r1ehds' tlo wished To- Maka
= noin'aAunu' ~hfet. however, bo did no:
ss,,n. ~ r., .oe moatopieee OF any eou-
t ttsaenee' nc maze on h's OWN responsibility
neH us nsa thkM' VIII mahs ol his 1fet1een' ami
!ouhd %1At She cauddAtc T1s sccrpltle to nauy Of
them. The Hattie WIZ that Ut
TIE REV. d. A'LAHES,
tteetor OF Trinity Church, Cleveland, o. lie would
Gfirhs state tAo circumstances which lel hin to mako
thas nomination. aud he would tn ths nrst Plies give
brief rostcV o the life Of Dr., MeLarcu, follows:
Wtl!am EIwari alcisrcn was born at Geneva, N. j.,
Doc. IS, lBi. was educated 1t Jefferson Colleges renl-
.ylvsn.a. md graduated T. 1851: He entered tho
Presbyterian ministry n lE39, nnd In 1870 graduated
1t the Albany preshyer1n Seminary ut 1att4burH liz
"as R*ht to South America as a missionary by tas |
Presbyterian Deard Of Mlssons and served accerta.
by for three yeors, conlns quito pzonclen. In ,he
Spanish language. In 1883 DC returned to this country
Fhete be remained until 1871. From that tins unit!
1911 he was In rtArHp Of the Westminster Church At
Detroit, During 1875, whlle tn Peoria, be bcGau ths |
'tud5 ct tho Church systematically. especially With
u tbs Sacramento, aad continued lhcAe
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