New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
A CHANGE OF NAME OPPOSED
VOTE IN THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

... ,,.,o,,rv AGAINST Mr. JUDD's PRoPO-
srrrox-REPoRr ON PRAYER-Boox REVISION
Cu,c.eo Oct 10 (SpeciaD.-When the con-
..,.n a..smbled this morning there feeling OF
excitement visible on the races OF inc oe
for the fate resolution the change OF the
ams OF the Church TO he decided and though there
little doubt as 10 the result there much speeu
,on a. TO tue of tbeadvocaes of the change
Nv suspension oil tine rules the house proceeded 10
discussion or the question Numerically after morning
prayer The Rev. DR.. strnefol!ow, OF Alabama. made
s.rong speech IN favor OF the change The Rev Dr.
Davies OF Penusyv an called attention 10 ne fact that
there thaa two sides to the question: ana
great many sentimental istorcs. aspects OF the case
have be considered AS for himself ne dsnkoa
the NAME did not tuink 1t expedent TO make am
change uOw He therefore moved to amend tue 'eSo'u
lion OF Mr. Judd By striking o1t aud inserting III It's
MACE saemsut that the Church Is not AZ inc present
TINA r., v Ia make any cLange in its name The Rev.
Mr. stoddari, OF Northern New Jersey thoughs tha1
there were really good reasons why the name shonn
NOT n, changed Nevertheless he was opposed TO the
change because it would greve many OF the Church's
most loyal aud faithful children IL wouid drive many
~ t,,u1 ont OF the Church would give the Church
from which IL would not recover Tor many years.
r. latent opposition that exists against the Episcopal
Clrcn would be reused by such change ana IL "oulu
le much OF It's present growing inhuonce His ADVICE
,lsr,lore was TO Tue anne. for the change would
com. Mr. Mcconnell, OF LOUISIANA, WAS recognized
out of anout u,emLersswh tried eaten cue eye
m the car He spoke fol the lay IN OPPOSITION 10 the
change lie to hit tue question from tue r'ahe oi
a,,ae leucy. scripturh aud csn0nca pinclples we're
involved which ca he ignored Like nearly all the
shrra Deputies, he sloKe clearly and torcloy' Judge
s..v %, Vrgluia tue NesiOr 81 tue Low Church party
IN t,, conventions .olloeed The name Protestant Eps-
cou ot-aGoptcd oy any accI4eht Ou'"as "ei'Oe'
atey assumed 10y the Church lie spoke ior 'He srahA
oil IT h Il Episcopal church OF virginia ioun 'ed W
lie An .u-,aNo4 race. Ia many homestead ;oday
PRAYER, are sog up that the convention MAJ not change
lac sc church. Let those pray els DC ais"eIe
Nj. Jud'. Oi ldih"s Inc mower "a Vie &c ,.
then vlied 10 platform to make the CLOSING seec
lie ooAe v,Ty ana ieeoe and many % JUS ifieuus
Vpanscd 10 ms sleaNlh< 40 an nu' no 10 80 VT
Ioum ~ Interested IN tue qeerloD mat he usesafu
tn ddVioo lis sp%tcu Nn'on "S - 80 r.snt
l.sicneu 10 luienty HIS mrs iohI was .na' Lie ~.
l,nr Is m.siraDn- II leads Roman Catholics wno are
Win enrr own CHURCH. l." CLASS 'he tllsGorai
Chnrch wh h, nulttae OF sects aud 1t leads the fiO!
es;aut thez pther hinI To class inc Ondr h
NJ me nrrseiir nauo is out OF harmony with the
oll tr.Itlon II the Church Ihe usage Oh Vne
IL.c years furnishes no argument III I'Nor Vi dnoHel
- tls o.rt Mr. Judd became deathly pale and after
Iaus n- Tor 1t ouent Was O"Ig 10 continue ms 10
iAras seated. HIS edo 10 hnl'h his speech llay
ell M han cred. sditrrngan II oecane Almost an III
t. listen TO mn, men ne n%S tns en. iecided tat
tLvy ou OF Or.eF e iiAe + ,dnl'S '' 100
hsv.- arrived. rue amendment Oh TIC hoN' III D"'ies
"a .-s, ,Ir In lds resolution was then taken by
dncrsc. nnd with the iolO~lns result Clerical
0ccc,cs voting 40 ayes l., nays - ulNled ~; lay
an rr.oI,loa was Occurred lost amid much applause
noicsOs fact tua' nearly al the iarge dosvsrs
va. tLc Slldi4 an, "c"A
dIoccse~ generally voted III ia'Or OIL During the lax
s Oh tho vote hcn OOne.ny tue secretary c"Lhs
names cl-r aud inc lay deluties Ol earn
diocese individually. tine .reate- duetness roVahe" ahu
he ly ali lnr deputies Kept tally OF the woes as Vhty
we're gwen. the names were all Called Uno s'CIe
tay again VIII tm"lT votes as rrc"V III
orIer might no no Is'iDle mls.ise' wien
the vote d. tie res IL appeared 10 nc EIa-
fylm- L. fAe me .nD"rs re Ieralis , -.
nm Rev i,r fIuutpe ton New-Yprk, then read the
re nrt OF the Committee on IAturgical REVISION IL
of recommends tat such REVISION ne
accomplished areuy and gradually IL PROPOSES nine
itsu, acceptance, most OF them lns.shl-
he caIrlet over 10 tie next cOhNch-
ton. The also askel leave 10 Drns III "a pro-
un.ed Book OF Olcs IrOvdns FOR special services, ana
e, iu crrtai f. .Iure- used Tentatively Oy me
(i ron rhe honr Tor adjournment having arrived. the
question was deferred TIL next week.