Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

might DO referred to The Committee on New Do
coses. This was agreed TO, and petitions Tor ths
organization OF new dlncesea In soutborn thl-
forul Ia. Colorado, and Missouri we're handed IN
Michigan asks 10 have the peninsula nade
missionary diocese.
Dr BENEDICT having obtained n further sns-
pension OF the rules presented INC report o. wv
Joint committee on the HyfnnRl and the house
agreed 10 mako ms consideration tho oroer Oh
tho day for Tuesday next
The work Of voting on the resolutions proposing
changes 10 the Book OF Common Prayer was
then resumed. After n message from me lioute
~ Bishops announcing that they had tsken W
the same subject had been read the nlnln anu
tenth resolutions we're adopted, each hhoiDs
only one clerical nud one lay opponent
Resolution II was adopted unanimously.
The consideration 81 Resolution u was pOst-
pOucd and Resolution u was voted on Nv ihsAe9
al liiions 70 tho Onertory sentence. Inc VOC
on 10 Clericsl 70 ayes: IS noes; DIVIDED
lay. % ayes Il noes divided, and II was ae-
cordiogly adopted.
RESOLUTIONS ID. *. 10. II, and - were also
adopted with practical unanimity. ,o....,
just after the vote on Resolution 10 was taken
two messages from the House Of Bishops were
received. he nrst announced that the House
% Bishops had adopted. conditional on the con
currcnce Of tho House Of Deputies, mo chVIs
eighteen resolutions upon which the House OF
deputies had boon sOting all day and was sun
voting There was some laughter caused d. the
ezpedIiousness with which the bishops hAd
acted.
Action on al the other resolutions having been
taken. the twelfth resolution came W for con-
sideratiOn.
~ Huntington sail that personally h was
oppo-cd % The resolution. and therefore did not
" IA 20 move IT. adoption. lfe suggested mat
Rev. DR.. Fgar. Of Central New YORK, fnemher
Of tho committee. who was IN favor OF H. MAKE
the motion. This Dr. Egar di. He also spoke
ia support OF the resolution, which wss: In inc
order q tho administration Of the Lords supper
for the rlbric. " Then shall be read The apo,-
ties or Nicelo creed - &C., substitute The follow
ing rnhric. placing after it the Creed: lhen
shall be- said Tho Creed commonly called income
or olse the arostle- creed. but the Greed may Do
omitted II il hath been sail Immediately before
I'm the morning prayer, provided that the NJ
cerc Greed shall DO Faif on Christmas daF'
Easter day, Ascension day, whit sunday anu
Trinity sunday .
Tho resolution was opposed by Dr. Hunting
fou. =. Coming Judd, % Chicago; key AIlhnr
Laurence, Of Massachusetts,; and Rev. Dr. 6ooi-
win. ,,,
The house al burned with tho question stu
pending. 10 Will De- taken up a. The order OF the
day 20 u O'Clock tomorrow.
Committees were appointed today. win chhlt-
mon "a follows: On tho state Of the Church,
Rev. j. NJ Converse. OF Massachusetts,; General
Theological Seminary, Rev. DR.. LltteI' % Dela-
ware: Domestic and Foreign Missions Rev NJ
COIN. Of Yenusylvnnia: Sew DiOceses, Kew. Dr'
scott ~ Florida: Amendments 70 the Constitu-
ton, Kev. DR.. Benedict. 4 ohio; Cauous, rev
DR. GeorIiorl. of pennsylvania; Rnles OF ORDER
Rev Dr. Wodworih. Of Nebraska; Expenses
Rev Dr. Slattuck. Of Massachusetts,; Jnlnlsh-
% Business. Rev. NJ. Beatty, o. hancas, Prayer
BOX. Dr. Riddle oi Pennsylvania; Education
u1er tho Auspices and Control OF the thur, ~
Rey. Dr. Colt. Of New Hampshire: Memorial OF
Deco ised Members, DR.. Clark. Of Michigan.