The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
APPELLATE COURT.
DEFEATED BY THE EPISCOPAL
HOUSE OF DEPUTIES.
Eighth Day of the General Convention
Number Of Changes IN the Prayer
Book toncurred in-lii-hop- oppose
lhanrc. ia The lie Donm.

\
Book Concurred In-Eishop- oppo.,
Changes in the Te Dcum.
NFv YoRk. October 40. special. The
first business transacted to-day hN the
House Of Deputies WAS the adoption of a
resolution onlerin. that q recess should be
taken To-day at 1880 O'Clock instead of !.
iu order to atfieud the reception az the
/ Academy Of Music at O'Clock. 20 l'e given
I in tine board Of managers Of the Domestic
/ and Foreign Missionary society.
several messages We're received from ihe
/ House oi Bishops announcing the adoption
/ hl that House 0f
CERTAIN NNrNpNrNr- IO ImE PRAYER
BOOK.
changes proposed Dos the committee on d.
tur-icai revision. and re1ur-tin. that the
di0co-c- may bc informed thep"t' so that
they may Doe adopted ai the nest general
convention. These changes. beside, iriiline
alterations tO some ruhric-. consisted of the
addition of some Ncriclc- similar iO those
found in the ENGLISH puycr-Book GIN their
proper Wlarnl. a- follows:
Ninisfl, -. Lord. save the state.
Peopis And morcifuili hear 20, when wc
call upon Thee.
U,otvcr Enduc Thy ministers with
Pcopi, And make Tiny chosen people
ioffIl.
Minister %. Lord. save Thy people.
Pe0W, And bless thine inheritance.
Minister tiNcpeace in oar time. %. Lord.
Tc0pfe Because there is none other that
h-lioth for u-. hut only Thou. %. God.
THE NrNC NurfI~ AND THE AinsNA-
~IAN CRIED.
Tine standing committee ON the PRAYER
Book presented some reports. which were
put 0n ihe calendar for consideration.
Anon. other Things. the committee. in ro-
ply 90 a. question submitted iD them from
deputy. reported ihai they i0nnd the NDUc
Dimiuis was property part of tine PRAYER
Book. all constitutional requirements ha,-
in- been complied with in regard to ilio in-
-,rii0u: and thai they did NOT think n cN-
pedient to print in thc Prayor-Book after
the ." articles ihc AtiHna~lan reed
EE~oil HONS or COURTESY
vrr. adopted .ranin- thc privileges Of thc
h0u,o to lic,. Dr. Potter, president of lIo-
bart College. and Dr. George Williamson
smith. president of Trinity COLLEGE. several
MEMORIALS ANp PETITIONS
were presented and referred Go standing
committees.
4 resolution was introduced requesting
the committee 0n liiurgical revision io in-
riHdr FOO tlc office fYr burial Of the dead
-our suitable prayers cOmmrndin. the
departed soul Zoo IFS Creator and saviour.
Rr,. Dr. Campbell fair.of Western Mich /
i-au. introduced resolution calling for the /
appointment uf committee f0 consider /
nrIn- f0r supply in- the spiritual needs of
hose Ni fht population engaged 900 nfli rit- /
cf- and lakes. n went nn thr calendar. /
Two resolutions hf licf. pr. Huntington. /
proposing certain changes 900 thr PRAYER /
Book .iuciudin. Tine addition of % perni--Ac /
ruhric boo tlr communion office allow in. ihr /
hcnedIDfiou uu those who do nol wish iu /
communicate and desire foo retire from /
church after ihe 1ntr-cOmmuniru service.
~ ll O'Clock ihe order ul ihr dat WAS
rallied fnr. aul discussion on fhc report of
ho committee Ou thc
pfciAL ~l~lEN or the ourEci
aa- resumed Rev. Dr. -trn-fellow. OF
Alabama. haN ing tlc ilnor.
pr ~fru-lriloN said hc regretted that ine
committee bad printed tie canon that tic,
commended because Doe thought IL ihcl
iId mot done -u. debate would have been
confined in iir discussion oi iIe proposed
amendment t0 iln constitution which Was
.onfained Zoo flc resolutions submitted by
Doe committee.
Dr. ~fr.u4friloW was followed hl Rev.
l0lu Wilkinson. nl tir diocese of quincy.
,hu orn0-rl ihe adoption of tIe resolution.
Bees. br. Hoffman ALSO 0npO~ei ihD ad0l-
inu Of Ihe resolution. because % would. Boz
uid. open iirUn i0 complete change in
Doe judicial system uf llr thur-h llo did
lDi want diDc0rN- io h.c0me tllD bond slaves
l fhl- convention. II ihe resolution were
dnpird 10 would ne competent. iur iu~i i1uce.
Hr ihr General convention 90 order fhai any
lrf1mm charged with onrn-o~ AGAINST
Hn laws Nf fh. Church should ho tried iu
A. p.n-r-. uf New fork. llc was firmly
q iH. opinion iIai rlrr-lmeu should Doe
I.ed BOO hi- own diocese. ~ ua- impossible
l have NnN cluII of appeals inl ihc hurrh
.rnuehuui ihe whole land AZ propcf iimD
would move fhlt ihis whole question hc
irffrd iD 90 joint committee 0n ihr proposed /
rOyincial system.
This announcement JOS Dean Hoffman
ioh9l mmmul> of approval from all over ;
IN. house.
Anerafa remarks b., Ed. Harrison.
ii deputy from brurgiI. 20 iOrrihIe speech
l. ullc Dos Res. dr.. J.. b. -ridiu-. of .
alii1rnia. in favor of fhe report and re~olu- ,
nn. llr -lid inr present -A~iNn sa- iaAa- b
Du without -ruidtIOn. tlai under DO d
roW injustice might Doe done 20 "a clergy B.
lIu ln filc course of removal from one dio- O.
-e tu another. lital % fleieiuau ui-lil hsl
'ct 600 pains and penalties of One diocese
ilh1It thc right ioa voice in lis convention.
g. Nu- D., This Time ll.lJ o'clock. when. h
5 Vote OF llr ruui cniinn Yesterday. the %
neral debate was iu ic riu-cd and iiie lc- Do
1in. time prior 90 r. O'Clock i~ given 90 a i
the committee tO answer ~
be- objections made fo fhc report before the Il
itc Wa- taken. ihe fp-idrui Therefore !
died dcpui1 tu order Who Na- speaking. "
tm li~ ,eai. aud fhc debate Wa, brought
"a cln~t. nN Mr.. Till l.ul-alu. OF Pitts p
arg llc said that ais Doe had pre-, iou~ly j.
luOuucrd. Doe had been instructed Boy the 81
lwmiifec 90 mOtc.iu case the House adopt i
tine constitutional DinthdhDhf. ilil an- I
ointment of q iOini commission t0 consist ~ u
e bishops. five prc~hNicr- and Nclaymen,
consider and report io the ncNt General
Invention ,niiahi. le@i .laiiOn ior an mi
nn judicial system. ani Tor a count of ar.
.al- with the alternative system. together
ith their reasons therefor. cl
pH. HOFFMAN, siDIloN DEFEATED. {"
Thrpre.moni then stated theque-tion tobe n
ihr motion of Rev. nr Hoffman. made ii
i- m0ruine tD report the whole matter i0 ~,
joint commission om PROVINCIAL system i'
lr vote wa. taken 10y diocese and orders. n
ID resulted in defeat of motion as follows: h
tricul aYc-. 90, NAYS. y: dis ided. 1. Lay 4
a,es. D.. may~. 80: divided. p ~,
iE ORIGINAL Ef>oLt lioN> LOST ia II
CLOSE VOTE.
Question WAS then taken on original r~O- w
tion-. which were lost by the following
ic. namely iarical afr~. 2>. na,s. Isl
idcd. .. Lay ayes. 4i. NAYS. "a: dis ided.
II will thus Dee seen that change Of one j.
two votes tO the affirmative would have lil
Tiod Tine resolution. The proposed change ia
b. h.-, D, % SIMILAR Close vote ai the last Il,
neral inhNcntion. a,
one or TWO motion, were then made bat Il,
fore they were acted upon. "A motion los 10
-. Dr. Hoffman. that the House should adj hi
ara until po'clork tomorrow morning IN fl1
Ger 90 attend tle reception at the Acade- al
oi Aiu-ic unu missionary moc,ins 40 . .i
loch. was adopted.
IliE not ~ OF BISHOPS
IN council to-day until nearly O'Clock.
\ memorial from the American Bible 20 No
~ and Gne a., he .ccQpeirAr,ioA q, tAu &c.
.indarie- 0f The diuccaco Ol Wc-ierIi and Ia
rihcrn Texas were referred Ia commit au
Ihc House consented tO the election II de-
shop >palding a~ diocesan bishop Of colo. N;
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