The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

unfsi bishop OF Hayd was consec-ated
~ 1874 Bishop Coxe made various
valuable contributions 20 theotogi-
cal learning. biblical criticism and church
literature. lie sgnlishe1 several volumes
or poems before receiving ordination. 'Ad-
vent. . Mystery" appeared in iss7 followed
by Jonathan. the Lady OF = Scold." and
Afhso.d, OF which. after It's suppress
s.oz for more than forty years, q nsw and
enlarged edition was recently published
.Athanasias. and Other Poems" appeared
n 50 Halloween IN 1874 and saul,
Mystery" IA ISIS. In Isl ne published
poem entitled The La5ye Chaee" As
early as IsE he published his hezt-known
volume Of poems the ''ChrirEian Bailaas."
which was reprinted In oxford. England,
in iSs9 Soon after the English repuMsca-
ton OF this volume the author visited
a. Fresburg. Germany. the distinguished
Hirsrher. the precursor OF Won
Doiiinxer In the Old Catholic
movement On his return TO England
IN tsss ne published an account OF this
yixt by the advice OF Bishop wi.berforee
This led to his active participation II the
formation Of the Anglo-continentzS SocI-
etv On his return 20 this country he
engaged on the unpopular side Of con-
flct os which the rubl;cation Of revised
editions OF the Bible BY the American
Bible Society was the subject His
~ led to the suppression OF those new and
crude rev.ssons made by the Bible Society.
In IsG1-s he contributed 70 the Union
Chretienne' q series On the subject Of
Anglican orders. In ISIS he published an
open letter 20 Pope Plus TX In answer to
the brief convokinx the Vatican council.
This spirited letter was translated into
various languages ana has had a
wide circulation on the continent
OF Europe In fsT2 appeared n Paris
his work. L'Episcopat de FOccieent,. a
new presentation of the church OF En-
glaps. and q refuta;ior. OF Roman Catholic
attacks In $50. in collaboration with
bishop Wifberforce and others he engaged
IN special publication issued In Oxford.
England. In defense OF Angio-Catho.ic
principles against either extreme He had
syrnpa,hlzed with the Oxford movement
30 far as Il had moved within the bounds
OF Angio-Catholicity: but he had broken
locse from II. az party. after the desec-
ton % DR.. Newman. and IN lsss ae had
further clearly defined his position BY the
publication Of The Criterion which was
repuuslsfed In England. Bishop Coke at
tended Tire second Lambeth conference.
lie took an active part In opposition 10
the New Testament revision Arrcn~
his other writings are Sermons
on Doctrine ard Duty Thoughts
on the Services" and "Apolios, or the
W az 20 1oA- BESIDES these he ruhitShe
n large number Of tracts editions and
sransiaticns Of foreign works. sermons.
letters and pamphlets. During 1856 he
was engaged In editing with large addi-
tons and notes an American edition CT the
marlborough Translation OF the Ante
Nsecne Fathers" When * was proposed
10 erect a nstorlurn in EuTsfo ne was
FIRST In the fscld 70 oppose II That he did
not succeed tn his efforts TO prevent It's
building was not because he was not a
good fighter. His views on the question Of
cremation were set forth a: length in an
article entitled Vulcan on Mother Earth {"
This attracted Widespread attention. A
few years ago he engaged IN a spirited
controversy with the Roman Catholic
clergy OF Buffalo. lie asserted that he
coult show from Jesuitiesl writings tina,
that sect upheld and believed In the doc
trtre that sthe end sasflaes the raeans /"
The fathers OF Caninus college In several
newspaper articles denied the bishops as
sersion. and cne offered the bishop s. 90
u he would produce bis Jesuit authority.