The sun., 1891-05-25
ALL EPISCOPALIANS NOW.
THE REV DIR. BRID0MAN AND HIS
FAMILY AND DIR. A. 4. LOOMS.

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h'ehop rotter connrm' Them st s"e
Floating Chapei-why DR.. BridEmnn
Could not Be at Peace In tho Baptist
Commuuiou-Too Many baptist Popes--
For so Year.. n, Nsx.r Sat mt tho
Y..,. r.,, xp,.. M. vv,..
At the afternoon service in the Floating
Chapel OF the Protestant Episcopal Church of
Our Saviour at the foot OF Market street. yes-
terday. Bishop Potter confirmed class OF
twenty-nine. Some OF the candidates were
from the Seamans Mission. others we're from
81. Barnabas's Mission, and few were from
the Church OF the Incarnation. OF which the
Rev. Dr. Arthur Brooks Is rector.
Bop sD % h Tno % BROOKS wsfs sa
Rsv Dr n NV Rrideman who racentlv re.
i,ev. Dl. ~ W. nllusman M ',, wno lseen,y % 80,
d"nah... % nv Ai,r~d va" : Ioom,s em 'ob rbo wos a
prominent promnsn. member lsi Of Dr. Bridaman's church
was also confirmed. His wife. formerly Mrs.
the Church Of the Incarnation. Dr. Tilman OF
$. Barnaeass Mission. and the Rev. A. L.
Proffltt OF the Floating Chanel. The SER
,s ns was the Grans,y service Of oOnr%a
uoh' "nu prooaov NOT uo1eh persons IN .he
chapel knew that the man who has set all the
h,s ons stau awsv from tho o,d or,hnsnr Ran.
ms ms one s,ep a"ay i.oIa .ne oiu ol'nouo. ; % Dap
dates. DR.. Brideman chose the Floating
Chape, for tbe Mace Of b,s confirm alton. In or.
der to avoid any unnecessary publicItr.
s si but the sS oer | was not
e'S1su. When q Sun reporter asked DR.. pridsman
about MS ehanee 20 Inc Lpiseopai enurch' 'he
Doctor said:
For many years have admired the order
and liturgy OF tho Episcopal Church. but with
out any intention OF leaving the denomination
closely connected % by ties OF friendship LEI an ana
when l was but ~ years ola. and you , can
S nssrs aosd S
profound sense OF dpty. Two 5 or three times
a. mas t Pesn snc sr bed WSd mot be
er u1teranee % was "a allowed; but: know know;
by and s GHa
Epea hHpe 'es1 IN tbe denominatoa thers
would be les. lnterieIsnee With churches and
who we're to TIE thought
weeks however. the conviction has been
foEGea on me tnas an tGo m9cn ous W. OF acooriH
nation. as represented By its editors and theo. e.
The breaking re % hears II
which my S has been b;
silence except ss T. dsstrIasSs Or H6ich the
hat are nsq the POINTS o: disseree%ent be-
tween you ana tnoSe MhH - assume 10 represent
tne emGen9mnatl0n1i,, m a., DSme. s!e ,,, -. .a,,,.
me iimits Q. this san ae. VIII aos ni Snmt
%n ass be Ss
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%n hst ass 70
CHURCHES It san5ot mn 30 justified n. BY any direct
apostle; / + based simply & II or On iaie5snss. Aaa
yst. While holding II 70 oe me prv,iisse i OF al
wherever the table Is spread:.I have never do:
clatea IL n any eyer S
S mopsd I'm IL any osher than Baptist church In
my He. He. - mn, vho sov thu, UNA rot n
other man VINO NO., iof !WehtV years because ne
mManion Ms I'sS with Ills WIG. For twenty years.
While urc ny we Was ,Sa 81 nyaso
ersea &c eem@uaion Sai she a1iesly vent vent out e ~
.sitI St,a
STILL thas S s99servHte sh G1s,ion mas nMs
OF unsoundness and even lhS open opposition
OF those Who assume 70 70 SPEAK tor the henoml,
patton, although II 10 claimed that the baptlsts
mo s q ebfsp. bs sy me E New MSs
against This opposition; aud though IT hin;
dered .as pToepesds 81 my fhnrfn eEn.d
its defeat: other mintsters h0lt the same
view: some o. cIns ths apleSs DaIs mifis
I'm rs %ae be and ye
there Is not one OF ihese ministers Wno conid
vS snea ah a w e Gven 20 tue wSou incnrrna
the hostility n TIE elders, and having some
anpn ana on eo'or "o''se n ~ S'ep
There Is another !act and It needs hardly
more tnan A.. WorG OF Two 70 sl1w you now tne
baHseE p9n WiGa thsnry hs q eaea
rsa so Hbqpt II eaS mon.s sy ago p
y, tns remeSa
that the ne OF hs rue W 90 ~ @
SAYS pnitou IN worship "! Ms name q JESUS,
and Hn d.. every tongue coplSessinS that Jesns ,