The Dickinson press., 1892-10-29
ADJOURN.
A LONG AND FRUITFUL SES-
SION ENDED.
Resolutions of Sympathy are Of
tered to the Bereaved Presi-
dent-A Royalty Is Asked
on Editions of the
Prayer Book.
After Many Days.

haitimore, Oct. 26.-1his was the eight
ernth and last days session of the general
Episcopal convention. After the house OF
deputies had been called To order, Rev. DIR.
Randolph Mckin, rector of the Church OF
the Epiphany, Washington, u. c., offered
this resolutions:
THAT the president of this house be re-
unrstrd 10 convey To the president of the
United States i'll such manner as he may
deem mr. MIST i,,ng the expression OF our ON SIN sin
reavclnc.it which has durkcned his home
and his heart
The resolution WAS adopted by Il standing
vote A message was received from the
house "f bishops providing for the establish
men, of Il royalty on editions of the prayer
book and hymnal Published for societies.
further discuss the subject with the bishops.
This motion VAS laid upon the table by IL
close vote, and l'rrsiacn, Dix appointed IL
oummi1lcc of conference.
The convention adjourned tonight. Two
of tho bishops VIII" We're appointed tn mis-.
sionnry jurisdiction. itrv. james johnson of
J. X. I7oyt of Iowa for China declined thc.
Episcopal office and Rev. pr, William Reed
Th"mms of New York: for Northern Michi- i,
Chang Foo. China. w"rr. appointed. pr;
Thomas has been rector OF Holy lnnorents'
church. liighlnnd Falls, ~ ", for twenty
years. and is arcmlcacon of Orange county.
Dr. Graves is now and has been for many
Scnrs missionary to China;
AT the meeting of the board OF missions
Bishop Chacc uf Eastern New York made
All appeal for the support of church work i'll
Greece. He submitted two resolutions ask
ing that the church recognize and AID more
fully the work and take steps to rc.estaD-
lish the liil memorial school, which Is now
III Il weak financial condition y commission
was appointed To look into this matter ns
follows: bishop Doanc of Albany, Rev. DR..
Satt"rle. Rev Dr. McEickct. Cornelius
Vanderbilt and Lemucl 5. Colin. The pas
tOrnl letter says:
'Brcthrcn of tho alty, it is not. we are
convinced, III" fuult of your clergy alone
that rnstorntcs ar" short. that the ten
dcrlrss and sweetness of the pastoral re-
is for You to make the relation permanent
by all patience. gentle consideration. kindly
Judgment. gracious h"lpfuln"ss. lnyhlt and
love. Stand by your pastor in frank. mnll-
ly and llonorabl" fashion Give him what
he must have to do riieciii;ll Worhyour
utmost trust. Hold up Your hands and
cheer his heart. he is only human, II poor
weak sinner. after all like all of IA. He
will make mistakes. He will not nwnNs be
true and loyal h" true and loyal also, and
then all will be we'll
''YOu want the man who knclt ny your
chll'S sick bed to knrcl by your own. ion
want him who said the holy words mt your
fathers grave to say the same strong words
at your own. You want the man who blessed
your vow to the sole woman of your heart
To pour the coIiSrcratrd stream on the brow
of her children and yours. All your life You
want the faithful. the friend, the best man
to h" the friend of Your nroSt hours, and
the church intends lii the pastoral rclu-
tiUnn