Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
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bcR Conven1ien, matters woFe exactly
In The came pnsttion as fhey wers iasl
eass waa resnmea massachusetts, agtar
The opsninR q he session and Was con.
tinaed Until the adiournnasnt for din
aeE. 1he huaF of ad51arnment ID 12
O'Clock, but i was nearly 0selock Be-.
fOEa q Recess vas taken.
WheH ths afternoon session began.
Ao<Eison's sass Vas aRain taken np.
Ae the afteEnoon ees8ion, the dis
ouselaa q the EepoEt of ths Cnmnitise
on Credentials II NE oass q the dale
CATION from Dlzlrial Aa1smhlY No. 1e6,
Of Nos York. headed ny Johh Morri
son, vas oontin1ed and Il uaa hnally
decfdsd 60 adzit ne dsleaAass fram
that distries VITA TIE expsptian of MF.
Risdon. who VS. Feiecsed. and his a.
tatualo vas substituted foE him. This
Fesait VS. Fsaohed abonf o'clook. As
the Onmmittee On CradsntialA desired
further time for considsration Of the
eass Of the eonaeslinR delegations from
St. Louis, the rules Wela suspended and
the Convention pEoeaedsd 10 discuss she
qaestion Of giving The sapport o. he
Order 70 the loaked oue cotton workers
= Augusta, Ga, She faFrieFs and tan
ners Of Peabody and Salem. Mas, and
the iourneyman plambers 81 New York.
There aKo 5000 men IN each Of the aras
named bodies and about 400 Ia the
last Il vas decided 10 support then,
Il vas $50 wien this business uas con
eladed and q recess was taken 30 7.30
pm. e being decided % hold an sve
ninR session 20 consider the report OF
The Committeo on Ozedentiala, which 4
was expected would be ready az that
hour. During the session The follaWinz
telegram was read by Mr. Pogdsrly
from PittsbarQ, Penn. arho National
AmalQauaated Associatian af Iron ana
Steel Werkers pauses sufficiently long 10
send y0a and your noble knights our
frateFnal RrestinRa. Nay success attend
your avery effort and may poWeg and
influences march on uninteruptedly until
lts objects are fully attained.
WM. RKI0MR, President
The Proaessant Episcopal cenvenafoa.
CH1oAoo, Oct. This morning the
delegates 70 the Protestant Enisoonaf
Convention attended morning service,
Rev. Hobart Pittuood, Of OAKLAND,
Cal, officiating. and Rev. john Scar
borD1Qh pronsuReing the benodietion.
The business conveati0n vas called 30
order shsrily after 10 o'elsck.
President Dix then announced the
members OF the standiaR committees,
and at II O'Clock the regular order Of the
day vas taken up, which was ths Feso-
luton offered yesterday by DR.. HuntinR-
ton, providing for committee Of hye
bishops. ave oleFiaal and ave lay dele
gates. 10 whom ahoald be referred all
resolutions with reference 70 the subject
Of liturRical revision. The diseus8ion
Was opened by DR.. HnntiuRton, who
spoke 10 sapport Of bis RESTITUTION.
Other speeches followed, and the con
vention adjourned at o'clock.
Upon rsconvoning the secretary %
the convention VS. added % ths CON-
mitfea on expenses and il vas ordsred
that all questi0ns Of expenses ahoald
be referred 10 lhis committee for con-
eidertion. A resolution brouRht Ia the
House Of Biaho.s 9, proposed The ap
pointment Of q oommittee Of eonfaFcaos
upon al memorials presented % either
house and that it be expected % report
no later than the tenth day Of the
session. Touahing The resolution oon-
tanned ID The boob, entitled, ~Nofi6oa-
tiona 90 the Diooeses Of alterations and
OF additions 20 the Book Of Comnsn
Prayer, etc., Mr.. PaEkeE's Substitute
was Withdrawn and Judge Shsfsy Of
Virginia, took the floor and argued
againsl the unpaEliamen'ary procedure
OF appointing q conferences and not
Joint eommittee. He favored the Hunt-
tinadon resolution, providing FOR . ioint
committee OF ave from each order and
that resolution was unanimously adept
ed. Various memsriai8 we're present
Felating 30 the liturgicai revision, and
DR.. Adams edored q constitutional
providing for the reduction
OF one half Of shs representation II the
Dr.. Hopkins crested q flurEy By oiIss-
ing q resolution, which was in eject
shat ths church vas Willing 10 recsivs
into the unaon any congregation ugirg
any liturgy that ever had been used IN
any braneh of the Holy Catholic and
Apostolic Charoh IN any aao. The
church Is also willing te reesive any
81 Christians who accept
The faish As sat forth BY the Reaaral
Oouncils, Who have had the ministeFy
o. Che apostolic succession, wao have
received e0nffmatinn 81 the hands %
the Bishop and Who nss only valid forms
IN the administration Of the two great
seoramsnts of baptism and the Holy
Eucharist. Tba rssolution vas referred
without debate % The Commiltoe on The
State oi The Church.
Mr. Judd, Of Chicago, offered resolu-
ton that. 80 the church appeared too
narrow and exclusive b express the
uhsio scope Of the body, aueh name be
ezpunRad and The proper legislative 60
ti0n Be taken 70 thai end. Judaa Shit
fsy declared thai the time has not jet
come for changing the general eonfog-
enoe name Of : Protestant Episcopal" !"
nor 10 have it texpunged from tha ehureh
Tue resolution for tbe
Femoval Of she corporate tits Of the
ohnrch fFom the title pags Of the prayer
book waa tabled. tbs mstiOn 10 dis
euss ths question failsd, ard tie oon-
yension adioaFnsd till tomoErow.
TIE Hoass Of Bishopsioomplsied ils
today. Their standing
boob. anandmemts 20 tie eonstitufiDn,
and oanona. This coBstituted he days
psoosedings.
Tha AmeFteAn Board 81 2eFeaMn MAas
atsna.
DIS MorNns, Oct. 7.--Thsrs vas an /
iamenss audianos a. the Ocsra He1ss /
wbsn President Marx Hopksss called /
the American BoaFd 10 order.
Ths Gpseial Onmmitteo recommended /
Sprinafsld, MS. as tie naxt piaee of /
uaesinn and TIE report vas ADOPTED.
Rev. DE-. LamsoB, CbaiFman of The /
Cammifiee on Missions. reeounted the
lhs proRraas Of Tue uoEk u Turkey
Pfssidans BaFtlatt, Of Dartmouth /
Oolieee. thsn read ne report q the /
Oammiftss appointed % Fsgtew DE-. i
Aliens repost On tie house woFk, in /
eludinR ths conanot of the Exscu'fEs /
Commiitso II reieoiing candidates for /
miasians WIN beiie4ed IN fnt1fe probs- /
tiona. DE-. bar1ists followed 10 snppsFt ]
q the FspoFa and The discasaioa uas
prolonRed until noon.
eapsaan EAwtsass ealaea.
NooArns tAEz.), OsG billy Lcne
and ynsk Wilssn. tWo guides, Who WeFs
wtth Captain Lawton thFuuRhout the
Apsshs campaign And who seFe pres
ems nt tha sim4 % Geronimg'e euFreu-
daf. state taat there usfs 20 oondillonS
ssiunlased farther shan that t1s Indians
= "a b takss % Fort BoHie i1 safety
snd ahauld bcs Be harmsd b eilheE tee
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