New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04


Ohio Balloon, Of New Hampshire Wilmer. OF Mary
land Perry, Of Fond ag Lac; clarkson' OF Albany
On Christian Educaiion.--Tho Rev. Drs. Colt o.
ha o bany odns Of o
Hail. of Michigan; Messrs. Barrett. OF Georgia
AtWsler Of Minnesota sOlsehbnrg Of indiana; Fair
banks OF Florlda and Eliot. of Massachusetts.
of 81 R9E D SON Of Ne%
York vibbert. of Chicago; Beadsey. OF Connecticut
and Messr. chetwood, OF California; Jones' Of Cen;
Virginia: Nicoll of Long Island Robinson OF West.
ern Michigan; Hay, of Springfield, and Burgwyn' OF
on the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society -,
The Rev Messrs hngwe Of Maine Ba PeEer 81
of Central Pennsylvania; Minnegerode. of Kentucky
Beard, OF New Hampshire, and the Rev Dr. godlne 9;
Pennsylvania: Morgan Of New York; Gibbs of Cali
fornia; McNea, Of Tennessee, and Low OF Long
Amendments to the Constitution.-The Rev DIS:
Benedict, of South Ohio Huntington OF Newi o and
SnpssSta smith q western W3o MSGqpn' III
Nebraska; Jackson, of Maine Fuller, OF Chicago anu
" Of the eeT General Theological semnaryTho Rev
Drs Little. of Delaware, Carey of Albany. Egar OF
| Central New-York Colt of New,Hampshire browne
Surus Of Louisiana Messrs KIM Of Long Island Jan
berton of Central Pennsylvania Cutting OF @
Merrick of PENNSYLVANIA, Eliot of Massachusetts ana
Committee on Canons-Thc Rev. Drs. Goodwin Of Of
Maryland Htw A Of ohio and the Messrs Mann
of Missouri Msgi Of Rhode Island Gaor Of denmes
Ohio BTrgwin Of Pittsbnrg Browne of Mas: achgset''
Barker Of Western New York and ingalls, o. Maine nebo
Of East Carolina. and Marshal of North Carolina
Rev Mssr TAYLOR Of Springfield Mason 1n of We st
Virginia Messr Reese Of Albany ,d E9o'S MScrady
| of south Carolina and Short OF South ONO Wa, -
| On the Prayer Book-Thc Rev; DIS Payne' o.
Albany ADAMS Of Mi%sghf Sroos NJ
Brainard Of CITY of New-York. Battersha OF Ai3ang
and Hart q C. york M hde Of
Parker Of Newark and Rice Of Massachusst the Rev
prs poty. of western New-York, spaldng. of Colo
RADIO and Williams of Maryland and the hGvt M IL
Michigan Coffin Of PENNSYLVANIA, Nelson Of Alabama
Gilbert, of Long Island Moss Of df 0bo
On the State of The Church. The Row Mr. Converse;
G dSSoa Of Central PARKS q cGp1sGc| ="
Maryland Mary Holland Of Missouri Renoui, Of New New
Hampshire Garrison Of Mcy ST0ne Of Of P NG%
ayTsnia Po ~ Of PIttsbrs Lcngwe Of Quincy
Hershaw of Rhode Island Gray OF
Of western New York, and the Rev. Messrs. Milr Ta
"a, ccosS HsTns en' IF East
d Of Easi9n Linn Of TorSa Ir sow q Fe eSHa
of Kansas. Estil, Of Kentucky duncan, Of Louisiana
Gwynne Of Maine blanchard. Of Michigan Ten Brock
,rnsr 81 q eb MaRssOt sansSg Of
Newark Morgan. of Ohio, Mccullough. Of South Caro-
Riri Of Texas smith of Delaware Collins of Vermont.
and Roller, Of West Virginia.
OREGON KNOCKS AT THE DOOR.
| motion for suspension Of the rules primarily
made In order to allow the Rev Dr. Stark 10 Introduce
petition from the Diocese of Oregon asking for adj
mission into union with the Church, was enlarged TO
tnfor da % q ptaip
papers which It IS understood will not provoke debate'
| The petition from Oregon referred to the proper
| committee and IL resolved that, pending the
action of the committee, the depues-elect from the
Diocese of oregon should be admitted to the sitngs
| OF the House.
The Rev. DR.. Davies OF Pennsylvania moved that
the report Of the Committee Liturgca Revision be
made the order of the day for next Thursday at IL
O'Clock. Before this matter had been settled, the
hour had arrived for the reception of the delegates
from the Provincial Council Of the English Church in
| Canada The discussion was postponed and the Rev.
| DIR. Harwood. Archdeacon Of Connecticut and Hamil-
ton Fish escorted the delegates the platform, the
president secretaries and members OF the House rising
| to receive them. They were the Rev. DR.. Sullivan,
| Lord Bishop OF Algoma; the Rev DR.. Courtney, Lord
Bishop Of Nova Scotia the Dean Of Huron, Ont; the
Rev. DR.. L. Evans, Archdeacou OF Montreal and
| Judge Mcdonald Of Brockville Canada.
| Having been welcomed by the president and intro
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of DR.. Dix, delivered brief addresses. The Lord
| Bishop of Algoma spoke OF the kinshp and kndl
of the twin slster Churches, and said that the
| Church in Canada Was awakening more and more
| into activity, and modelling much Of its work on
the lines of the example set by the Church in the
| United States.
| Part Of the speech OF the Lord Bishop of Nova
| Scotia as follows:
We recognize that good deal of the difference In
the treatment Of the Indian by the Government of
| dian by the Government OF tho United States has
arisen from the fact that IN Canada the white pop
fore the necessity for What might call the pushing
and crowdins Of the Indian has not been as great
changes o: population shall take place there. so
that there shall be corresponding white population
| here in the United states, we, who watching
all that you doing, both a Church ana as a
| people, shall be able TO learn certain things by
| means of which may avoid Of the mistakes
that you have made IN the past and profit by the
| in the present, and Will have in the near future
We watching with considerable interest the pos.
hopefully begun three years ago-the work OF prayer
book rcylsion Whe W., we c,; are necessarily
Yet We in thorough accord and sympathy with the
desire for ch elasticity city, and c aen6llitg in the use
the changes that might be made in these directions be-
cause feel that sooner or later there must come
with the developing life in various departments OF
| he Church change in that venerable and | be.
| ieve hy ali sections of The Church venerated Book
| Of Services.
The Dean of Huron in few sentences expressed his
pleasure at the reception given 10 him and his fellow
| delegates by the House. The AIchdescon OF
Montreal in his remarks characterized the line of
demare alton which separates the two Churches as
| " almost imaginary, almost invisible
| Judge Mcdonald denounced any man who would
attempt TO stir up in-feeling between Canada and the
United States and said the Protestant Episcopal Church
| Of each country formed tie that bound the
countries more closely.
LITURGIcAL REVISION NEXT.
The reception over. Or. Davies moved that the -
port OF the Committee On Lurgical Revision be made
the order of the day Thursday next at IL o'clock