, 1877-10-16


sr<etoi l,4.na,ea 10 Tie Ca1.,eo 7ytoune.
Gr.nn p.mns Ni,1, f,,,, is-'rho no,,,.t
State conyentton closed Today after tho usual
religious services. Tic Rev. Mr. Mallory aud
Mr.. Waterman NJ 1,c,,oIt wcra sn,,at,,cS ~, -
Committee to cooperate with Commtttees Of
other religious l,olles to confer with railway
'lay traffic on all railroads. Tic Committee on
w., w. ,,,o,., -. .s Snu." 's's ss aspo'.' ," u. "
wv '"'o"'ue "1c altotH t'ie nVst s'sn''scanb
abttracts:
Your Committee will not assumc to speak lntat-
!iniy npon 70 cnmpscticnti's ant seeondlse mt.
1set - tle ssHtc OF RELIGION IN the Churches Their
iaws ,s se sone~ns @ aa .o-
rcsrs ther nn,psa the ,,...cnt +cIts so1tto,,
81 ths iY,tttst curehcs n Menic.n Xii fnt tbs
deepest grattue, and warrants lhc n,tsi iuutlsnt
anticfpatlons; but, AZ compared will The ideal
church perfection sketches! in tho Word, and 10
tc progressively. realized If the ehurchts cvrn
retAn thelr fclaslvu position AMI powct It Y lt"s
en,. ,Ie;.,lg g;,, nn,nnI ~ nsAetisa. r..
o1,n.th1t =. .nv i.sc. mn ch,trs,'.. I,y n."in
;?s 4 f,e @ - s.ns +, sx,S,.
ct IA thu only ssatises We have fot basis Of esti
matc.-a
pEsoIArlSn TIDE or sKE1TIc1sM.
closely following That Of must gracious and
energetic e,aneeleni, and an tmpatirnct With thu
sa,is sGnoas ma ptotsaciea is snos o. me Mosd n
e.al1tic. @ s1 W.T. ,f,9,ds. nG dEsea a.''e 81
memesr.hp IN s"y focal eha!eS i.1.ey San a"a".las ~
!sss u T. k;sSS
,nnltltudos an1toutty fntcscutcd Ia peTtonai re-.
li0ton. but, witt, rerpcet to = church home. as
teatlees any, ffnt!sts IN .easch - Soalls 1oTe;
oahsrs; O., nSs assan: fsh,e nampca.ng ts9m church
etc,eaasacs, ,aFeI,,T ancd :" a,r 1 t.e a9
outward nrosneriIT c"yera an Inward wrskne,. "a
bctokcnInR an Inability 10 breast e r,sluI tra of
adverse fofccs. '''S
not given In the above ut'stract WAS ono ex-
prcestnE the Eotnmfitce's apprehension THAT
the average Baptist pastor tsnot Keeping up with
but rather Is falling behind. Tho correctness OF
t!ls pToppe'I,oh was caaIeu III QUESTION n1lu US.
strfGnr ~, nj ~ nn1iinn ~ ~ Il; whi, rnvatal
and thc rcport Is this amended was adopted,
The attendance at the Eoarenslaa has deen
het"enlo tW anu 5V M unusually large
r, 4nmoe.., ihe nsnt sse'itso" Ky r IT. " hetn o.
nit 1iaskc1fs snt, E,;rtis wrro annointca a rom.
mlttcc to report on amendment to thc bylaws
Of tho Convention at It's next scsssun, fixing tho
nainuer o. ,rlesatcs Wi'ten churches aug asso-
ra,t 'r ~. - ~ onnotni -,
thc ,ffrr Of twenty-five acrcs Of iM,i by citizens
Of Charlesotx for
nAtTlsT SUMMER HEsoaT
Sohsis!s OF tns feg; .f Mes.s. Neison; OF East
nf f}feEnYf3fn: Mr.. II. W. paTN. nf kn1a.
tnazuo: md q. w, Cav, uf Grand
tt'c Executive honfu os my Ting tu11hR the
fea.i,ei Jm upt nc9t reots cony"nion % W" nect ~
1s;a Sas'tss. Ts.4. uni. neA. !s tonatnton hfsle'
amo Eontlh.t,ec appo!mtcu a. .ast years Lon
st;e' in.tt.o ~ mr. ,tn IL i rcor ~. +
lad i,ecm in,prnetieabie 10 hold .ueG an inrtituse.
lns Ia hea. lf na.Hes y. tnn 'ittto9stt E!hseo.
e. 1sSnt n.y. thc .G9 Ms+ ~ slaetn5k, OF tao
he!olmeu Chatsl, 1Gslucnts o. thls city, e.
organizations OF thoso thurrlcs for tho State
yaptlst Convention.
TIE 1crIHCOpAIIAN
pnocv vxn,vos ~ Isr nrvrr,1 roxr~v-,o~
1,a.-ov ss,.. ~, ~ ~ r..,.',
hos1os' hass'. oct. o'-Ahc Episcopal
convention to-day, on tue subject OF shorten
Ing the forms Of servlco In tho Book of Common
tions prescribing t1at the Committco m Prnrcr
s.o'" ."''s @"as ~ ~o'''''tteo VA 4"'cE
Hook aet Jointly With tho Committee on tho
part OF tho liouso OF Bishops. This uction vr-
tually I,lstrlIct8 tho Committee to takp artInu
In thc mattcr ,xhcr.,u hv nrrvyo,. rof.vnr,,
~. - .s,as',..aa ~. rs.ss. ,uss ',.. ,.
wv No''ttteo w Sn"o"s WAY oo'J ,t'ss'"e.eu
10 consider the expcdlcncy OF TIC action vi tho
Committee on the lraypr Book, which reported
II fna1ncdIeut TO tnnke any alteration In t,,n
nravcr fnr t1,o 1,rc.tlcnt ~ mo rtu,,,.1 uto,,.
,s,'s...a s..... .,''' ,..
ne4.'0cf " "eebatee t'ou' s"o "ost naSe
left for home.
Tho report Of tho Committee ou Copsti,u.
tiouaI Amendment. fiat m rcyI.;on of ,l,o
sa"so s1s w. s'.'on VI NV
r.,..s "ao "eeessa'J p'ouS''t oat LONG us
eu1s,o,. H. ,.-o.., ..aa,,n.,,. IT,, ~, ,,.,. =,
W.. ~" ptvpossn sts'eent ei 'o3 LUG 1ceIsoh ol
~" , - =" 1o'"'
-. Efsotstd, o.!rt That thS proposed amendment IN
LET 1ei WILL, son'aea. noMseM. that tha ten
te 10 snsnI ihs ee.!aosry HI nn ' ora fn9 n' ,ha
nnrkse shsiI l.c yaIiI whi"6 II nat xntcd t., r.
1 st,soritY az tba whols numh1r of Hlshons M. M
titled 10 seal. III tte iiouao Of Dl.opa, md by q
ma1orty VI all docessa snii.lca 10 representation
In the House Of Deputies.
Discussion Of thu a1ncndn,cnt Was suddenly
brought to IN end by tho decision Ut TIC Con.
yrnlion tu taAp Il vote IN tho uuestfop, and lilo
result was ito ndoptiou OF tho amendment Iy
tlts following vote; Clerical dcputAtione, nun.
her ol d!pcses represented, i,rty.tlyu; yeas,
~; nays, .; divided, 5. Lay dcputatlons, do.
wscs reprcsrt.te4l, thirty.uine; yeas. -; uays,
IL; divided, !.
'fl1s Committee on Cauons presented rcpors
opposing uuY ar,cml11,unts to sec, i, Canon II.
1jttB !, which Was aloptett.
The COMMITTEES on Amendments to the Con.