, 1879-06-05
RELIGIOUS.
rha Reformed Episcopal Council
Finishes It's, Labors.
,,resiIo Baptist Assooiation---Re Reading
of Addresses, Etc.
r,.oress During the Yenr--.Gcrmnn
Esangcltcnl Lutheran Synod.
,rrDn,rrD EPISCOPAL,

REFORMED EPISCOPAL.
M. f,rucrul Council OF tho Reformed Epi
~, 81. churrh met as usual yesterday morning
h,,tpa,t u'clock.
", 1anrn hughes offered resolution 10 II
w., that. III accordance with Nee. 3 Ut Cano
rata 1. tl,c consent Of the Council he Eyr
s,.s. c,,nsecration OF the Btslnus elected d,
rps.srme,1, mud that the rreaiding Bishop pr
s..J tn perform TINT duty Ut the earliest COT
r.n,tot opportunity.
''r, m. secrctnry nskcd II tilat referred to u,
o.hoos that were confirmed Tuesday cvenit,
T.,snn on1 steyensI or tho one that WAS cot
srnrd #, tic afternoon.
yalcs Hughes replied that no thought Il,
,,,t shou1I apply to all the Bis,ops that wcr
.anarmed by tic General Council.
Same discussion cnsucd upon tcchn!ca!ittc,
!, which the carons wero closcly consulted, au
so,lv the whole matter wns decinrcd out q
Srief, S and Judge Hughes Withdrew its rcsolt1
vi Thc Rey, Afr. Mcclure then Offered rcsolu
nm to ilir effect that thu General Cnuuci
,rauest bishop Sugdcn, Of tho Synod OF Gren
ildiaIn aul Ireland, to cossccrato bishop lsIe.,
uisou, bis election having becn confirmed b!
The Rev. Sir. rosllosiwnito thoughttlls rcso
lulIon was also out Of order.
The Clluir decided il,nt It was not, nn,1 Mr.
pcstlethaattc appcnlct from tic decision OF tl.s
Cbaif. The Chair was sustained.
Nr Me(}ulye spoke to hls resolution, arguing
th,t II was matter Of oxpediency that Tic
Council should take sonlo Official action iu tlt
m,ttr, Of cunsecfattnE the DIshop.elcct. Ii
would hare It's effect all over Great Britain.
D, Howard Smith was In fnvor OF the resolu.
ton upon principle,
E,hup Falows thought tt,cro was no yicldInR
d ptlciplc II the Council did not consccratG
Bbboo Richardson. It was family mat.
af however, a,tll hts consccsation by this Coun.
iii rould be In accordance with mn urgent, TO-
quest from Bishop Sugden.
Judge Hughes thought this should be ionq as
.court.sy TO Bishop Sugden, as hc had request
uf Underwood announced that be was In
i,yor OF tile rcs1utlon aa a matter Of e1pcdieucy.
Dr. Richardson. Bfshop-elect, explained tint
ilhls Council sent him back consecrated Il
would vastly simplify tic work of overcoming
the opposition tE England.
The resolution Of Mr. Mcclure was lost.
Ar Hammer, Of Newark, N. j., moved that
Art,a Of The Constitution bu amended 10 that
approximation IN the General Council should be
rsauecd from Que delegate for every afty cum.
Ibs amendment Was adopted.
aerelal other minor amendments we're made
70 The Constitution.
D.. Sabine moved -. amend Canon ., Sec. 4,
/. ri EHfl46 I'm 1afs&rr
sent o{ The Stnndjur Cou,tnitter,n hdontcS '"'
Tie Rev. Mr. Collision moyrl ,csoil,,tn" -
,ht efiect that resol,t,ion ofYercd ~ ~" ~ ~
sr Couneli II, 1873, to arnen5 Canon . ~ soo
TneG nroyInr that yeslrrmen ,n,,at bs -. co,n -
nuulcants which wns lid aver he ,aIen az so,, ~,
snl passed, 0~'' ~ ~""'A Wy
This resolution yss 1ost.
The Roy. Nlr, F;tznatrick nshca nrrr,.,,,, -
K;Ie an account OF ti,o Chnrcf wopis IL Enrids ~
=, - nwn ,onnr. +, nu Hast uescr,ptlon
slc md lin rcst1its' Ho .aid ,hs s pRtsn.nsi Rn,nr
ruseopal iatth Ind fo1n1i tn unr f,o t.uan.
thrse families in lint civ. mt his s,,hstan3,,
I'D been wasted. md ila hai no nenns n
pot.. OFT 3'' "'''@ ''' 'S''1 Nv A''"''' VI eut'
Dr. Eobtpo NJ Ncv yo,t or...s , ..,.,
able lnanucr in which the PROCEEDINGS of Tim
Gt1efal Council had been reported. The reso-
'ai'oa ho s.s',lin! ~ u,as'lnaq,nsay ~ carried.
C.uera1 conni, " nrocccd ~ w. oveu tnat INC
nil, ol tic bishops Confirmed iha ia dov hntnre
1he motion prevailed.
Msnop tallo|s announced that the apnun1
MI Tovid VI ~ ~, & ot tae University q tho
10 4. NJ today. Tho memhers ~ t1o nSuS Gn,snaM az