, 1875-02-04

Privileges ba appointed 10 whom might he rc-
| forred MI documents Aiinie To tllul presented
by sir. Abbutt. Tile mutton rms put aud pro-
vao1.
GrnscE or 1 CHAIRMAN.
A DelaCato-Ws are not prucee'ling according
to rule. Wo have not yet eIectod pormancnt
Chairman.
Nr. Iudl-1 move that va proceed to ballot
| Mr. stoopcr-T move n an tn,ent,mnnt, that
tho Temporary Chairman bo made permanent.
| Mr.. judd--f Accept the amendment, and
| woutJ ask tic Secretary to cast.u,e ballot for
| Dr.. ChaHs, 30 as to hrlng Tho voto within tho
bounds Of t1le constitution.
Tho motiuu wAa ohrriol, and Dr.. Chaas WAS
| declared unanimously olnctcd.
The Chair then announced
THE COMMITTEE ON PRIVILEGES,
aB fo]foHHt Tie Itev. Robert McMurdy, Tho
nev. ": 7, ,corbtn and Nessrs. I, II. Tsoat snd
4 sfembor.-1et the Chair now sppo!nt .s,srs
Of election.
THIS Chair---Tl,s COMMITTEES on Credentials
must first report.
CHEMICAL pKtEnArEs.
The seeretarv Canon Knowlsa. then read tho
lsst VI clerical delegase., ~ folows. c. =, Abb
tlorn. Tholnaf N. Benedict, John fsenaon, Jacnb
Hredbery, Arthur 1;tonks. March Cl,aao. samuel
Chase, s.lney Corbest, W. d. Corloign, Samuel
EoTe'! George =. ,Cuel,man, "; "; De Wolf.
1Is X W.
Samuel J. French, A. ". Glars. Jonas tlroepo,
!. II. Gregg, George II. Higgins, John 1locll-
lisiy, Theodore J. .lfolcoube. J: Il. IloAt ". c.
liopxins Oliver 1tothon, 1;enIamin IIutchins,
Francis Mansfield, Theotoro N. Morrison,
Robert Mcafuttly Frank Q. Osborne Luther
InI1ce, Chester y. poroiyal Henry g: Perry. W.
cts, ". M. Rernolaa. 1lorbors Root +. b. 1Iuss-
ell, Robert Moyall ". II. Smytle, ". N. 8tuio,
G. ". Stocking, George G: Street: L. Sullivan,
g. 8. Todd, ". E.: FoVle,, ". II. Van Truesdall,
ii. Dluthardt, i. ii. Benedict, John benson.
St. Luke'a, Wyoming Charles Castle, =. Z.
Ellsworth: Christ Church Waukegan--W. Bes-
10y, Homer D. steele; st, Poter'a. Sycamore
Yauls, Hprlnglleld--s. II. Trent, d. II. Harlow,
+. 8. fowler; Christ Church. Robinsrest-
Charles Mayo. Trinity. Rock 1slnnd-W. Hoif-
man; Grace Church. Rock 1sland-Janes 7.
Good Shepherd, Qniney-E. J. rataer; st.
John's, Qnincy-Hensy Kent, II. A. Williamson,
lledeon,ers. Observation-Disclosures Horton, VIII
liam Bacon, II. D.. st. stcphen'a pittshold-D.
kinsou, st. paul'st pakin-is. 2. snitA; 81.
Jollu's, Naperyillo-C w. Richmond, " B. Green;
Trinity, Linooln-T. II. Phillips; Christ Church,
Lmostone- Benson Clark, Ut. Johns,
Lockpost-Ed"ard 4. Il. I.arned Church Of
tho llcdcemor. Elgin--.A. Z. Bontly, J. d. lIol-
brongh St. Marks, EyRnaton-Gh Conf
stock, g: D. Paul; Christ Church: Harlem-J.
Il. $. Frici, George SHARP Frederick Knott;
II. 11aroisun, q. j. Dans; st. Ansgsrtqs Gbica-
Eu-J. T.. ApPleby. John Levin; Atooemcnt,
Ghicago- Taylor, Il. s. Worshington,
James jackson White, Ja1nos c. Rogers, Joaoph
Jellyman; 81. stephen's, ChioREo-W. E. Cowpcr,
tor, Jr.. Hiram Wauson, II. D. ", Johu's, CHI
oago-J. A. Sleeper, G. II. jordan, Jonn II.
Williams, ). II. Finch. &. Johnston Trinity,
Cllieago-s: Il. Roberts. Y. W. 1iIdeu, A: L.
Epiphany, Chicago-D. y. Page, George Gard.
nef, Henry D. Grisr, c. B. Cobb, e. i. Doyn-
ton; Ut. james, Chicago-E. II. bheldou. +. II,
Winston I. =: Peabody, l. n: Arnold, c. Z.
Dickingou, v. II. Low Our sayior, Chicago
Grace Church, thlcngo-L.. q. Otis, Henry
Keep, Anaen 4. Blgelo", 4. =; I.ay Calvary,
Grafton; Holy Communion, Chicago -;
81. Luke's, Dixon-J. X. Edsal, Q. 3. Dodge,
4. II. Nsau; Trinity, Aurora-E. G. Wheaso1,
81: JANUS Arcndoe- st. John's Decatur
George J. Castle 1sedoctner, catSo-H, ii.
Candee, Calvary. Batavla-S. T. Clarke St..
Matthews, blooming ton--Geotge ". Haycs vt.
James, Algonquin James Kee st. paul's Alton
"A. ". bchweppe. GaryiB Paddock.
INSPECTORS OF ELGcTioH.
wars aurn1ntc1 Tnsnertnra ~ FIcction.
WI 1na..Ea1 w 1T Ut1, VI fai.
Raw. sydnoy S;orbett Mossra Hauhan I'avi6r ana Ina
II uifi;arnnnr ~~ ~~ "N~
- In ~ I1aa raI"MTh% Raw. r. M nr,,y III. Raw
Thanaoro !. ToiuomLa. MsasrIee' F,osasr;ch
Stntas 49,, r. II u.a11x' 's' Nes'4s4A
AuLEs or oRpERs
Mr. Sleeper mored TINT the nov. Dr. Morrison,
Judge l.. i. Dt1a, and MI. ]. +. Arnuld. bs m.
poiuted coulmittoo to submit rules undor which
tho Special Convention, called fpr tho purpose OF
olectinu Bnhoo. mirIt net, -fo'0 ~
judge Otis moved by way OF amendment, that
tic existing rl,lea OF order be adoptcd.
THO 1sev Mr. Sullivan remarked Tint the OK
iHtin1 r,,jes wars aIn,nlv lcvi.stivs nnt s-e,na,
for tie government Of 3 special eo1yentIou.
Tho Chair--I consider TINT both the motion
and the amendment thereto are out Of orner.
Tho first busit,ean is tho yeattIn OF ths exttin0
rules, under which We are now actiua,
After considerable discussion, IL which few
1gad 10' "'A'
Thh 1Ai1T VOTE.
Htsetrtd That .ftcr the clergy shall have nominated