New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
THE EPISCOPAL COAVhNTIOM

IMPORTANT COMMITrEEs-rHE ENGLISH DICTIONARY
TO BE UsgD-AN APPEAL FOR THE INDIAN'.
BosToN, Oct pat the session of the Eps.
copa General Convention, today. the attendance Wa
small many del, gates having gone home II was de-
cded that tie convention adjourn, sine de, on Nedhes
Jay night
The Bishops Of Delaware, Easton and Pii,Ourg; Dr.
Law son, OF Maryland; Dr. Goodwin, Of Nc"-iorki IT.
Coppre OF Central Nrw-York; Mr. Ccnnyer. 81 Sew
YORK, and Mr. Browne. OF New7Jcrscy, were apponieda
standing committee cody discipline OF The Iaiiy' 70
report at the next General Convention.
Ness,ces were received from tho House Of Bishops Az
nouncjng the domination oil the Rev. David H. knicker
hooker as Missionary Bishop 81 New Mexico aud Afizo
M. continuing the committee on translation OF tie
German prayer book to the next General 'oh'ehuo",
aud amounting the Bishops OF odo Island Abany,a and
central Pennsylvania, on the Joint Committee to con.
er the mace oil meeting OF the mex General Con'en-
ton. a.
The resolution Ct Dr. De Koven, OF Wisconsin or he
use of the DICTIONARY OF he Chufch ia h"kAhn " o
'nych nm This country until ine neal General II ~
lion Was discussed AT more ensh lheh u wa tVi -.
nv IN almost unanimous vot,. ING o'H H's""'' WV
,Sore tboSr OF two lay delegates ,u-.-t..
Mr. Welsh Of Pennsylvania presented the ioIo"Ns
report: ,,.,,,, o., r,d,sp ,0,,rs anpslnfed by tho
uase Of bishops with authority 10 cpo a,e El,ii "a
Il Missions promoting the c,lha ron 81 ~ af hat
~ bsvr endeavored be- helpful - ls eanc ~ u,,ns p
and vice in Deha o the Indians ~ vel a, ~ III = an
,it. Government Inc ittr-'cH 81" .iN
g., .r,,ar, oil the Interior ana ne Colhhl
va rnlan Afairs the strongest de're 10, rand,
81 The Indians from the oppression anu ltss'
pro- b,re 40 long diseraced The nau"n pun ~
,'4's prot CiiOI or the -ol th' Nnl'
~ az ,I 10 assist I'm procuring the esAaOl ht,ts' - -
indian civil Safiun. by a.optng some ih .s'l. -
p are,t uotcy that sill the conucen'e 81 Nlr ~
p,r rsertatlNes COu- rss, aLdo ue l'',ns 80 -
~, - irle ulan suggc- ted IL 20 frm IN IL uaI pi, ~ &
a an. If t,e ca met objects As can ms Wv -
poafur -, Indian Affairs executive officer i"o ay
.csr. NOT below rams " Col mel ana Two 80,
m hnt ne .bnet OFF tOhe appIhte1 io Nv.
a. sulrct 10 removal FOR cause IL p, Dcr'S 80
,,r'ss viii aforI tho legislation nee ssai, '1u IN
agency OF such Dnrrau nn-t %. li' 1870
t',.s 10 lhgr,lOu tlrr tIibia rr.tlos '.' ~ "a
~ ar hrld,ueu. wards % tae Government anu Po-"
citlLehs. ., al, .t..v at Araral o. indians hitherto
,yer. ell ~ " ; liei 10 80 strff
large dele, alton including ~ioGed taih go I'm
,h,J,c I'm irr sitting Bull, all pl abel most r -
Si ~, ftrt, and Implements. IN f'r sch'l7 u
ot'y their chilifeu ttri seem
,., With IA, belief that ace cove rnneil, - A
t9I ~, so, mn pledges % protect thi on IN, =. arc
, ar tbcv tseelore asked r tlrmS ana sue , ,prp
i,,i enable the,u 10 become CIV l"tt "a ,,.. a
49, cffr ito are mrch encouraged ny 10. go isyot.S
G ,,issinus of The church O. the iniah-' Ut 49, ,so II
VIZ - ,,en are cheeifu.v nfHru~ III .i.. - ,og
nscpidce because thr'r laors ar brsssl o member 4
,sinn The committee wishes &c aG OF tNo' corr'nrl
s Convention ana all other good ,uz ns ~ not, thar
ser tn ,ro,tct The Ind.aus in thr-r nights 70 pi'
ariv civil Lalion, aud n NATURALIZATION. ,,- surruY
VA. WELSH. -rt.k
i. " STENtNsoN ~
IOgN ". AND kWs = a. -N'''
The co.ninittue was cont mod IN Office.