The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-20
CRAPSEY DECISION UPHELD
SUSTAINED BY THE EPISCOPAL
 COURT OF REVIEW.

Announcement of the Decision Made at Buffalo Yesterday--No Other Ap-
 peal Possible.
 Buffalo, Nov. 19-Rev. Algernon s. Crapsey, D. D., of St. Andrews Epis- copal church, Rochester, is condemned to suspension from the church as a re- suit of the decision of the Protestant Episcopal court of review made public to-day The court of review sustains the decision of the lower court, and the decision of the lower court was that pr. Crapsey should be suspended for alleg- ed heretical teachings.
 | The decision was delivered to Bishop William D. Walker to-day by Rev. Henry Anstice, clerk of the court of review. Accompanying it was a letter to Bishop Walker from the Right Rev. John Scarboro, bishop of New Jersey, and president of the court of review, saying:
 Pursuant to the general canon, you are hereby notified that the court of review of the second judicial depart ment has determined the appeal in the matter of the presentment of Rev. Dr. Algernon s. Crapsey by unanimously affirming the judgment of the ecclesi- astical court of western New York" | The full text of the decision covers forty typewriter pages. This docu- ment will be delivered to Dr. Crapsey at Rochester. Bishop Walker said that out of personal regard for Dr. Crapsey he would not make the document pub lie at this time.
 In announcing the decision Bishop ment:
 The court, having taken the matter under advisement, and, impressed with profound sense of it's responsibility in discharging the serious duty cast upon it, met from time to time to con- slider the appeal After full considera- ton of the questions presented it de- termined, with the unanimous concur renee of it's members, that the judg- ment of the trial court should be af- firmed.
 'The conferences of the court were /, held on October 20, November and i November IS, and the decision finally I formulated on the last-named date. In compliance with the canon which re- quires that the decision of court of review shall be in writing, signed by the members uniting therein, and that it shall distinctly specify the grounds of the decision, the court formulated these grounds at considerable length, signed the decision in duplicate and in- structed tae clerk to deliver the same personally to the bishop of western New York and Rev. Dr. Crapsey,"
 It was stated by Bishop Walker to- day that there could be no appeal from the decision of the court of review.
 The decision of the trial court which is affirmed by the highest court of the church, was as follows:
 'That the respondent, Dr. Crapsey be suspended from exercising the func- tions of a minister of the church unti such time as he shall satisfy the eccle- SldStlCdl duLHOIlty Ol LIle ulOCSS6 Illdl his belief and teaching conform to the doctrine of the Apostles Creed and the Nicone Creed as the church hath re- ceived the same. However, we express the earnest hope and desire that the re. spondent may see his way clear, during the thirty days which under the canor of the church must intervene before sentence can be pronounced, to fully satisfy the ecclesiastical authority o such conformity on his part"
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