New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

l1dge or the desree TO which this danger 8 a.
not whether adequate provision is somehow bsine
the. children OF gour people shall noWhers srou-
Ip lsnorall o. The fuuness and the signihcance OF
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QUOTES AN AMERICAN PRESIDENT
Some here wiz remember an eloquent sDsseh IN
Wnlcn great President OF the United States trse7
a contrast between the hot enthusiasm or an eno-
life. 4 have seen the sea- he said. Sisshed into
moved ne SoSi e. tho fSs Ts S2ay ana its grandeur
Is when the storm has passed and the hour OF
its peaceful Surface. tat men take tbs is1s Y eo
WnlGh they measure all terrestrial height and
Be i ours. be it yours when an ecclesiastical
and executvs Tes3s - - s I2c agn qsloSEaon @
ana ad deal with the abiding level Of our common
Par5on I me. brothers clerical and lay H. IN say
& &s4VSn1se OF your invitation TO the thoughts which
Tcs5t n5-I s1seslS IL IS 70 me. occupying the
caIlsd. matter OF profoundest Import that N
vo1 SCig5{ Si,; o5 [arzon dreams should 0e here az
ne ties and Inks which unite our ChUrch IN
EHsand an an. with yours il ths United states B1t
tbET, ES, 20 resard ne relationship in all essential
Ises4 s@[na4 Our spiritual ancestry down TO very
mutual society help and Comfort has hessS rS--vSF
S5.t PIovso agaln- IN Lambeth Palace Chapel no
iHrusn OF thoughts. associations and memo-sss-
61e8 I n PIq5 iIac5I noasrn as vel as ela -
IN your convention be permitted. IN the proVidercs
OF our Church's life as a banded force eSr tSs
oetterlng OF what is anss IN public or IN private
things Tor the ceaseless fight against impuritY
ana selnshness and greed against ignorance ana
ness 7 shall rejoice indeed
Above all II oy mutual counsel We can bsttsr
here ard now OF the kingdom OF Him who died fog
vain ana %soa knd5e5s sfa n9S %a R9vs % aSssPssd e =
and mine be an endea-irg memory. and Which a.
from which come its appropriate and a5uaaz1t
THE ARCHBISHOP EASILY HEARD.
The Archbishop spoke clearly. ana hts words
were heard easily in all parts OF the audItorfu--
At the close Of his address he gave the bsneHio-
ton, and the entire House OF Deputies rtvnz 4a1z
the Gloria IN Excelsis
At the request OF George C. Thomas. Of Pnua-
delphia, a resolution was carried providing Tor a
commission OF seven bishops seven prsshgtsrs ara
seven iaymen 20 consider the question of making
Sunday school instruction more elective.
IN the House OF Bishops petition vas rscsfsea
from Montana asking that that missionary dis
trict be changed into a diocese. The diocese of
Central Pennsylvania requested that IL be divided
into dloceses- Both petitions were referred to a
committee
At the afternoon session OF the House oG Dem
ties the Archbishop OF Canterbury was invited 70
occupy seat On the platform during the convsn-
OF North Carolina IN the interest OF work auour
The negroes Dr. J. Houston EccIsston. OF BaIti-
more, on behalf OF the commission appointed 20
confer with the various religious bodies regsrd-
lns conformity 70 the marriage OF divsrced
persons, submitted report The House voted 70
continue the commission in ONCE The report q
II part as follows:
Inc commission, having met and organized, an
RolnleG 6lslop Doane, the Rev. DR.. Greer aud
carry out tne purpose o. the resolution under
sponse 10 ne note sddrssssl ~ IN sb 1 NEE ni -
20 las IepresentaJlye organizations OF oJnsr re-
new parish i7ouse VevYor K y re y 5Sis-se FSa2lS
Conference on Marriage and Divorce, BY ne eIsc-
Dr, W. H. Ro6erTs as secretary. 4 has held
several meetings increased in numerical and b
IepIese1talI'e at-enGance, and in interest and di
--ctceSs OF result II has adopted the following
SUITS SO far obtained-
Resolved. That in recognition OF the comfy which
Should exist between CHRISTIAN chUrcaes, IL is de-
Of CHRISTIAN unity for each church represented in
-Ae CeLIersnce 70 a0Vlse, ano Y ecclesiastical au-
thorlly VIII allow 70 enJoln ats minister's TO refuse
e e --lS y m. HsFTase any person & or persons whose
.svs IS forbidden by rne laws Of the cburcb ~
walch either party seeking to be married holds
4 committee e The Conference. in reference 70
-Ae Q-es-'-L OF STATE ana nauonaI leglSauous made
That IL IS possible to produce harmony in pIacs
q t5s 2-sE-i-2g want Of uniformity may seriously
legislation At particular period. but that the stat
vorce ana re1narriage should remain unchanged.
should only be chansec by common concert, 50 that
What, If any. success can attend an EFFORT In this
direction VII depend materially upon The posi-
olty thai the churches represented IN the Con
ference snail agree upon a Uniform canon 70 apply
20 their ch rch members and clergy Whether this
Is possible the Conference can best determine but
The committee easily reach the conclusion that x
tins be Impossible the task OF suGeavoTug TO bring
our legislative harmony certainly win be hopeless
The States likely to cooperate IN Producing
uniform laws more Stringent than the existing laws
And. their report having been considered IN thS
the COMMITTEES on national and state ieSislsfio1 SS
recCnmirted 70 the committee fer further inouirT
cI-ng such unifornlitv Of law an uSs1s sr-I - ~
the churches as may tend TO secure legislative ha
Acting under the following resolution: That N.
executive committee De authorized 70 prepare and
the public TO the sanctity OF unarriags s6S -
grave danSsTs OF existing iaxity through the fre-
cated t5 the co1ventfon a7d 1bs nun
porting progress, ask 20 be continued
The address and appeal 20 the public reesrr-s n,
IN the report, were made public some time AKA
The convention voted TO allow missionary a.
tricts one vote each. except VIXEN votes are taEs7
by orders or dioceses- A long discussion f5uOvuzs
the Introduction by Dr. ". r Huntington. a.
legislation permitting a special form % nTzver ~
oe used for sWedes. negroes and others II xss
CnQrGh were accustomed 70 have their own forT-s
ana Dr. HUNTINGTON has sneeavored for several
vlded nothing IS done 70 conflict with the Book
q S0'on [Tayer. : yoIs aae not been gsaehs4
Canterbury pronounced the benediction.
TotLne BUS AZ the afternoon session. NafhEr
body met tonight.
a FRANK TRIBUTE.
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