New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL
PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE BALTIMORE CON
VENTION
TNION OVER
PREPARING FOR 4 CONFLICT OF OPINION OVER
THE REPORT on THE HYMNAL-PKoChEp'
lNGs At YESTERDAYS 81 -sIoNs.
fey TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiDrNEI

matter how prosac the proceedings "iN We -"
galleries are completely filed win spectators h'so
women and when they cannot hear " "huo'''a'
the speeches they look for the famous men J" INC
co,vention The two houses sat together THIS morn
ing In order 10 listen to the uennal report vi INC
Church University Board Of Regents some I'M
poriant committee reports were presenter ""o's
them one relating the reading OF the revised 'ciso"
OF the Scriptures In church, when was maui
special order Of the dav. to come up i"ucr' INV
were earnest debates an amendment 10 inc o'"o"
on the conservation OF a bishop and amendments 10
the ordination caDons, but no action was H'He" !"
either case Thus tho sessions oil the convention
have bean somewhat tame Owing 10 the 'i"'o''
entire absence OF party CONFLICTS. but HVeiy oo",
test is expected over the report OF the hymhi' anu
the old party war-horscs are quietly glrdhs oi '"c''
armor for the fray on saturday. Questions OF TASTE,
literary form old association, churchmanSmp an"
theology will all up In this debate ana con-
seou, ly those who like to SEQ a lively scrhhas'
are happy
Morninr PRAYER was said by Bishop scarborough 81
New Jersey and the Rev. {. {. Edmunds' oil Al
bany Dr. huntington, chairman OF the Cohlih'''oo
ON Constitutional Amendment, TO whom ""' It
fcrcd his proposition 10 incorporate TIC declaration
NJ the Lambeth Conference Of Bishops in The con-
stuton reported IN favor Of the prop Stllon ShShy
modified 1t was nude special order OF tue daS anu
Will be Discussed after tho new h!hh'i = VIZ
posed OF. The Rev. Dr. Bailerslall' oil Albany on"'
nlnl Of the special committee 10 "HiVh Wa 'N'o'''
II memorial from the Diocese OF Mis athna-lt a-A
Ing the convention to sanction the u'r "i 'hr II
vlsci version OF the hiDlr - f'r rs th' r"d'"s "
t,c .,,ons d, concerned. read report s.ucd DS
majority OF the committee, giving the reasons why
the request shoaid rot br granted AhohS "'"l
reasons mentioned were these Tie a"'h'h"ou
version is cmledd,d tn tie literature ana uodSht ol
the English speaking world permission u u'' '"o
revised version would produce confusion ana debate
of No Ill iutcl, anu
tom \ literary point Of view II Is aid TO II III.
f.rior TO ,hc authorized version; ana, hhaN' an
argument In favor Of tie aulh'hlci version l. thA'
II IS authorized.
The Rev Dr. Edward Abbott OF Ma ,sochusrit~. gave
reasons why he dlssented from majority oil th'
committee In brief. they were a follows. There
IS no standard Eibc in the Episcopal Church. md
never was: there is only n custodian Of m'ihieai
standard Rnh. the KING Jane version wa, never
authorized bv the Church. but won IT. way ~ us
intrinsic merit; 10y employing several diNc''"'
versions Of The Bible. tho pa erb % rcco-nze'
liberty Of choice In vcri ions u tn bil u'o icNi'c'
version more truly conveys the meaning "i 'h'
orisna! than the auth3h version, aud It's pcrn'vc
usc. al that /, asked for. would hc sep iowani
ncxibilty
The whole question was made special order ~ tho
day. to Gene up later. d.. Kicnris. Chairman OF inc
committee on new d,occ.cs rcpcr;cI In mVOrri MAX
ng thc lower part of loriia mi prary lnri-d't''
At II 10 both house, came together TO discuss i''
work Of the church University Holrl OF hcf'hi'.
prc,ltcn. l.. y. Potter 81 IoAsr Cc.lc+e. rca' the
trIennal report q the Ioarl. II j. thu ultmntc dcH
Of The board 10 have great central Chrrcl Universe.
bui It's most immediate object j. TO rui,' h'nd, inc
interest Of which shall Dc devoted 80 -rfoa~ Hips ~
$50 n year. and fiowshlps of 1900 year t. ''
awarded 10 stndcnte Of church COLLEGES n'icr nrl
examination. bishop Doanc. tAc chairman 81 nc
board, further explained The OBJECTS 81 The ho1ni
after which the Rev. DR.. Gapr Vice. nan'"l1f ~ tho
University OF the South. at >ewnncr. Nnn, s'nAc
cloouentlv In favor o, the Chur.n ,ouir1!lr- ciu'a
ton and 1rainst he untrnmmclci freedom q Inquiry
clnirned by many modern educators. Other speaker
wore silas Melee. Of North caroina. ara BISHOP
Whipplc Of Minnesota.
After recess there debate or pr'Tp- !
amendment ~ the canon relative 20 the con'"crnilon
o. bishops II aldNi n clause comp'lfnr tho d"o"an
standing committees consent refuse 90 cor,'ni
70 the election % bishop, wi''ln rTo" mo7th- 10
present the committee, muy iahc 900 "runn W. ~
matter ~ ail ard 70 'hr ,Inhrmn i'h nv l"-'i,
canon fI.ir silence tiu Doe taken t. -INr ."a. 'uf
,ir ri!cLn nd o. N,,orh. mos.' a. " .!b ''t. -,
canon from which that 'c CO.,. N"s '..'r''I Nl''i
70 ,Aor d,'n'" ne WI. matter WI r-'nGii'i.h 80
he coguiit'o On canon>.
then diseased. Tho anon 'l.'lt mons ojin'
hn-,. provided tat wl'n n,'n rcnonnr' 'h' n,"
n',h 10, ,,G 49, r'I 49, ,,a; % T, am. don clr.,a
H"" ~, , II e.. MI ..r f,nt ti. ,Ii... ir, f.. .
Acrd oG..r. w,.l gan ought 10 %" allowed i'
c",Vi,". "N U.S., ,., ....",,a H., u.n Co., Ron
raiv frii i,i BE- "a! made stake N ou;.t"- il'
.tI1ma - dap-,ol. LIN pu, ON him iy got.
i ,.rhnrg ~ ccn.m,'~ r"a, IT, ,ar'hcr cen-n~-,
ton of the srli 1t. TIC question wa INDEFINITELY
Chanc.llo- Woowoth Of Ncrrn.hr cha rran -
the 20 rnm,'cr 81 rtcs irad 'oWr rles J9'p".d f.,
80. a. tn Cat Do, vr