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PETITION FOR CHARTER.
Georgia, elynn County.

Georgia, Glynn County.
To the Honorable Pnil Cook. Seer q
tary Of State:
The petition Of L. Goldsmith, J.
NJ Armstrong. d. j. Gill and John G..
Lehman, OF the County OF Giynn, said
State, and b. Kaufman. Of the couu
" OF Fulton, said State, respectfully
shows
l. That they have formed them
selves into navigation company and
desire to be incorporated as such, to-
gether with those who may bereaft-
or become associated with them, in
accordance with the provisions Of the
Act Of the General Assembly, APP
proved December, 9Th 1894.
2 The name Of the Company for
which petitioners thus seek {ncorg0-
ration IS and shan be the Brunswick
& Bernandina Navigation Company.
g. The capital stock OF said Com
panv shall be the sum of ten thous
and (Sl0.0o000) dollars in shares Of
twenty-five dollars each.
4. Said Company IS 10 continue
business for twenty (20l years and
petitioners ask to be incorporated for
that period with the privilege Of re-
newal in accodance with law at Or
before the expiration Of the said
period.
s. The principal Office Of said
Company is to be located IN the city
Of Brunswick, Glynn County Georgia
with branch Offices and agencies at
such other places il said State and
in other States as the Company mag
deem necessary or desirable,
G. Petitioners further show that
they have given four eeks notice Of
their intention TO apply Tor "a charter
by publication Of this petition Ia the
Brunswick News, the newspaper ln
which shcriff's advertisements are
published for said county. once
week for four weeks before t79 tiliaS
of this petition
Wherefore they pray to be inc9rp
grated nndes the laws Of this State
with all Of the liabilities fixed BE-
law
L. Goldsmith
). M. Armstrong.
p. ). Gill.
John c. Lehman.
r. Kaufman.
Max lsaao
Attorneys for Petitioners.
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There is one mnn in Georgia who
knows nothing Of the prohibition
law. and of course he lives in Ma
con. At the meeting Of the city
council OF that oitls Thursday a pc
tiuon for a liquor license was re-
oeiyed from a citizen. OF course it
YVES not granted.
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-cIrArloN.
csoraIa, elynn coanty.

~soTala, UIyHn County.
TO all whom it may concern:
q. II. Brlason hasing applied for
guardianship eli the person and
property OF Annie Catherine Blain.
MINOR chAd of A. c. Blain. late OF
said county, deceased. notice is Civ
en- that said application viii be heard
at my Office. at 10 o'clock am. on
tue first Monday in January. 1868.
next Horace Dart,
Ordinary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Either the master, owners nor con
signees Of the British steamship
I acarin viii ne responsible for ans
debts contracted by the crew OF sali
steam hip.
+. .. M. strachan 6 Co.
Cons ignees.
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While our republican financial doc
tors arc dlsputlng about the treat
ment to be given the panic patient.
the "neophyte" doctor in charge Of
the United States treasury is trying
to reduce the temperature by more
initiation.
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Atlanta is happy that the A. ., $
A.. has poked it, nose into that cit
Atlantic has a rlght to be happy ans
i; IS doubted II her people yet ful'
reaiize what the new road means q
MANA
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FOR THE BEST OAK AND PINE
WOOD GALL ON j. &. ABBOTT.
TELEPHONE. s64 CORNER O. /
AND ALBANY STREETS-REA
sONA5LE PRICES.
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II louisville does get the next
democratic national convention Hen
nv watterson will have fits for
months
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Correspondence solicited. but to
receive attention. letters must be
accompanied BY p responsible name
not for publication. but as
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communication will be
returned II accompa 1ied by postage
Remittance should be made by
postal note. check. money order
or registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co,
Brunswick, Ga.
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Just twenty more days and Georgia
viii experience the most severe
araught ever known to the state,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13

Jacksonville needn't be laughing at
Georgia. She's in great danger her
self.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13

We lose the Mallory line, but then
we are TO have another line to Fer
nandina.
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Not q man has yet been launched
~ either party for the second places
on the presidential tickets
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DO your Christmas shopping early
provided you have the money.
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They have already named that now
steamer line TO Fosnandlna the
Brunswick Booze limo.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13

BETTER buy your fireworks early.
says the Savannah Press, for they
are going up
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13

Rome's postofIice will soon be
placed in the first class division Must
be trying to Keep up with Rome's
two papers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13

Peculiar why they have Of celebrat-
tBg the czar's birthday in Russia.
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FOR TAE BEST oAK AND PINE
WOOD CALL ON j. E. ABBOTT.
TELEPHONE. 1914 CORNER OF 1
eNn AlehN~ sTREETS-REA-
SONABLE PRICES.
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We give cash change where you
present Clearing Hou q Certificates.
Leavy G Co. 213 Grant strees.
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sul line OF cnildrea and boys
clothins at
SIC Levson.
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Just received q large Tot OF baev
long cloaks. children eioaks and
ready-made dress IS,
Si7 Levlson.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13

A poll Of the democratic senators
BY the Now York World discloses
that forty-four Of the seventySi say
that nc win accept the democratic
nom nation eliminates all other aspi
rants for the honor.
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Railroad passes and booze viii go
together on January first. They've
fixed us now SO We cant get it at
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Glyna County.
Glynn County Commissioners.
Tho United States Court Of Bank
fuDtcy FOR this district.
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President Rooseyelts final an
nouncement that he VIII not accept
the republican nomination for third
term was 10 fUlly received by many
republicans as wen as the democrats.
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The Savannah News heads an ar
tlcle; Teachers Stocking to be
Filled" But the article went on to
explain with money from the state.
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SONABLE PRICES
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13
l.. Goldsmith.
). M. Armstrong.
p. j. Gill.
John c. Lehman.
p. Kaufman.
~ &c

Attorneys for Petitioners.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room,
conveniently located. address L,
News ONCE.
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oFFlcE aO7 GLOUCESTER 81.
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ELECT NEW BISHOPS
Understood That They Will Be. Chosen To Morrow
at Monumental hurch-- Bishop Kinsolying Re
turns IN Rrazil.-SessiOns of JJppers Branch
1 To.Morrow

action of the deputies in amending
Article I. Section 6. of the constitu-
ton. providing for seat in the House
of Clerical and Lay Deputies for II
representative from the American
churches in, Europe.
The Bishop of Nebraska and tho
Rev. DIR. Hart, custodian Of the Stand
ard Prayer Book, in company with
such expert assistance In the French
language as they might employ, were
instructed 10 prepare translation
of the Ordlnal, the service for ordi-
nations as provided in the prayer
book. into the French language.
Unnecessary Limitation.
The House of Bishops took up the
consideration OF a number OF minor
amendments to the canons passed by
the deputies, concurring in the amend
ment of quite a number, but declining
to agree to the amendment of canon
50. prohibiting missionary bishops from
transferring priests without the con-
sent OF their committee of advice. The
bishops stated that they regarded the
proposed amendment as an unneces-
sary Limitation on the power OF mis-
sionary bishops. The bishops also re-
fused to concur in an amendment which
calls for an annual statement on the
number of baptized persons in every
rector's report.
The committee on foreign missions
reported that 1t was inexpedient to es-
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During the morning session the
House of Bishops spent much of dts
time in council, considering the noni-
nations for the new missionary
bishops, without concluding that bust
ness. 1t was explained that the
method OF procedure was that when
all nominations shall be in. the House
of Bishops adjourn to Monumental
Church for a celebration of Holy Com
munion, after which the house pro-
ceeds to an election. The time for this
service has not as vet been fixed. Not
al the election. is the choice made
public and the names of those noml-
mated who fail OF election are not
usually given out. The list of those
elected then goes to the House Of
Deputies for their approval, and there
is abundant precedent fora3th depu-
ties to decline to confirm any name
which is not entirely satisfactory.
The session of the House of Clerical
and Lay Deputies. at which the cree
dentials and qualifications of the
proposed bishops are presented Is also
held behind closed doors.
Temporary Arrangement.
Bishop Mackay-smith, coadjutor OF
PENNSYLVANIA. who has been travelling
abroad, reached Richmond Son Satur-
day. and was enrolled In the House OF
Bishops yesterday.
The presiding bishop announced that
temporary arrang ements, had been
made for the ecclesiastical control OF
tho newly-arranged missionary juris-
dictions in the West, to take effect at
once and continue until bishops shall
be elected and consecrated for the new
dioceses. The Diocese Of Wyoming Is
placed under control of the bishop OF
Idaho, the Diocese OF Nevada under
the control of the Bishop OF Sacra-
mento and the Diocese of Western
Colorado under the control OF the
Bishop Of Utah,
1t is possible that the new bishops
for these dioceses may be elected and
consecrated at this session of the cons
vention, although some think that they
will he merely elected, and later con-
secrated In their new fields Of labor
by commission OF bishops.
a telegram was announced by the
Of the Rt. Rev. IT. T. Kingdom, DID
u. C. L., Bishop Of Frederickton, New
| Brunswick, OF the province of Canada
The presiding bishop bade the house
to prayer for the family and diocese
OF the deceased bishop, and later Was
INSTRUCTED to send message Of con-
dolence by telegraph. 8s s,
A resolution was passed by the
House OF Bishops, directing the COM
mittee on dispatch OF business TO con-
slider and report to the next conyen-
l'tion on the advtsabllity of establish
4 Ing a permanent meeting place for
the General Convention. With hbutld'
\ ings erected for same. The resolution
went ia the house for concurrence,
This proposition has been before the
convention once Qor twice before, hut
has failed of passnse on the. ground
of neNpedle ncy, or because the time
had not Aarrived when suchs action
could with psopriety be tllsen.
\ The House .of Bishops yati lied Tbs
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from a. to 1913, an increase of 42e per

from 81 to 1873, an increase Of 40 per
During the same, time the increase
Of clergy has been among the Whi.e
among the negroes from Is 10 1l6, OF
$3.50 per cent.
During the ten years from 1896 to
1906, the increase In the nunoer OF
dloceses alone has been from o,i49 to
Ia. 500 or 20 per cent. with an ap-
preparation OF only $4,000 per annuni
, for between seven and eight nilliohs -
negroes. while III Liberia Il confessed
ny successful mission OF the enn, ,,I
where so-cnlled race conflicts and dis
sens!ons have no place, with raciat
bishop and yearly Appropriation 81 81
work among. the increase during
these same ten years has been from
ills to 2.0ea. only so per cent; iwo-
thirds as much money spent on one
lthirty-sccond as MANY people and sun
I 10 per cent. less increase. The increase
of white communicates in these same
ten years in this country has been
from so5,Sls to $685.: o. 9, ,,a IN nep pre-
communicates for the same time mas
been from e,221 to 10000, or ITO per
cent.
Nov, l dare any one to SAY, say the 1e
her work among the negroes" the
bishop declared.
Bishop Nelson said that II the church
had made failure in her work 1t was
because OF the wrong theories, which
some were trying to work out Al the
church needs is, not more machinery
but more money to work with.
When Bishop Nelson made this speech
he was not cognizant of the fact that
the House of Deputies had made the
discussion of the negro question me
order of the day for II o'clock this
morning.
/ Every one waits with interest to see
j the outcome.
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The session of the General Conven-
ton began with services at st. James
Church, the Bishop OF Michigan off,
cia,ing. The business meeting Of the
House of Deputies was called to order
in s.. Pauls Church at 10 o'clock the
Rev Dr. Mckim. the president, In the
chair. After prayer had been said by
the president the minutes We're read
and approved.
The Rev. DR.. Trew, of Los Angeles,
lions, reported The report was purely
formal being the substitution of alter
mates for deputies who had left or had
not attended. Mr.. Roosevelt Page took
the place of Mr.. Joseph Wilmer, Of the
Diocese of Virginia.
Division of Oregon.
The Rev. DR.. Alsop moved that the
question OF dividing the Diocese of Ore
gon be taken from tho calendar anil
voted upon at once. The State OF Ore
gon is to be made into two dioceses,
one west of the Cascade Mountains, to
be known as the Diocese OF Oregon.
and the portion of the State east of
the Cascade Mountains to be a mis-.
siohary diocese, TO be yet named. The
roll was called. and the resolution was
carried by an Overwhelming vote Los
Angeles alone voting against the meas
urc.
The Rev. Dr.. Eccleston reported for
the committee on canons. Tho canon
/ on registration OF communicates was
amended by unanimous vote. The
change in the canon concerning the
fright of clergyman In one diocese
| TO work in another diocese. as pro-
posed by the House of Bishops. was
! concurred in.
The house concurred with the House
/ of Bishops regarding the appointment
LOT commission of five bishops Ave
presbyters and five laymen to consider
the canons on marriage and divorce
and report to the next General Con-
vention.
Messages From bishops.
| Messages from the House Of Bishops
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in Mississippi 100000 negroes. and the
board gives for the work among these
only $1,000 These words express elo-
quently how Bishop Bratton would an
negro population Is most dense.
What bishop Of Gcorsln Said.
There Is absolutely no doubt what
the Bishop of Georgia thinks after
hearing his words lust as the joint
session was on the point Of adjourning
Il, obtained the floor and threw down
~ gauntlet which none has so far taken
UP. He arose. he said. to register his
protest against all those who allege
the South is an utter failure. lie SAID
ths.e a.re those who would cast the
gloom and cloud OF failure over Z,
work which has been no failure at all.
In proof of what he asserted lie gave
few facts which he challenged any
In;tE or body OF men to refute or dis
provc-ngures. which. lie wishes 1t to
be distinctly understood. We're gather
ed from authentic sources, but which
Bishop Paret, of Maryland, and not he.
collected
ITO begin right at home. where l
know the conditions best" he said; "in
the Diocese of Georgia the number OF
negro communicates have in the last
fifteen years increased over zoo per
cent. while among these same y, years :, :
| has Increased only GO per cent"
Again he compared the conditions OF
1871 and 1907. During these thirty
years. the white COMMITMENTS OF the
church at home and in all her mis-
sions have increased from 297,3s7 TO
lS23,9o0 showing an increase of 1l5
| per cent Among the negroes during
| the same years the increase has been
! from $50 to approximately 10000, an
Increase of 1900 per cent
| During these wears the increase OF
the churches and missions have been:
White. from 3,32S to 1900. an 1ncrease
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CANON is REJECTED
After Long Debate Lower House Refuses to Concr
With Bishops division of Oregon Agreed
M
To at Morning Session.

were then read. reporting following
action;
First. Gave authority for the
printing OF the book annexed.
Second. Concurrcd with the depu-
ties in expressing the opinion that
all persons should contribute lib
orally for the bencrOlences of the.
church.
Third. Concurred in the action
OF the House of Deputies In pro-
vidlng for the printing of the ser
mon Of Bishop kinsOlvinE, of Brazil.
Fourth. COncurrcd with the depu-
ties on setting aside East Oregon as
IL missionary district.
Fifth. Reported that the house
had accepted Bishop kinsolvinX'S
resignation ux bishop of Drnxil, and
had formed the United States of
Brazil ms u missionary district.
Report on Expenses.
Mr.. Carpenter, of New Jersey. re-
ported for the committee on expenses
as follows:
Fees for convention.........s1s.sS7 90
Expenses Observation-Disclosures 12,4S3 IL
Balance .....'...S l,4o3 SO
Reserve 10000 '..r-. go, ;2aa ~
AAteiest s.''''ss~.sss A,AS" ' :
Total IN treasury.... 4,toe OIL
A vote of thanks was offered to Mr..
Skiddy. the treasurer. who was re-
elected. A motion was made to au-
thorize the treasurer to pay to the
presiding bishop $500 year for
travelling and other expenses. a mo-
tlon was made that an assessment be
made of every diocese Of 81 for each
Clergyman in the diocese, II the treas
urer OF the church demanded it. A
motion was passed authorizing the
printing of 1000 copies of the speech
made by the Archbishop OF the West
Indies on the negro question, before
the House OF Bishops.
The committee on expenses reported
on a legacy received by the church
amounting to $4i,3o5, which it askct
be turned over to the Foreign AM
Domestic Missionary Society-the funt
petuate the name Of the donor, Mr.
Dwight,
Privileges Violated.
AT this point the president an.
nounced that the privileges had bee,
ing the negro question had been dis
Mr.. Patton arose and explained tina
he had offended on account OF no
knowing the rules. The explnnatio,
was accepted. but the circulars were
collected.
The committee on the STANDARD
Bible, through the Rev. DR.. Hunting
ton. of New York. recommended tn,
adoption OF the King James Bible, bu
also recommended that the various
versions OF the revised Bible be use,
as marginal notes, SO as to explai,
the readng, without changing tn
text, and that canon 40 be sent /
the committee on canons. to be re
yised. The motions were adopted, Th
committee reported tavorably that tn
word residence be changed I,
"domlcile" in the canon regarding tn
election OF deputies.
Report on Race Question. s.
The committee reported on the rae
Iquestion, and DR., Grammer, OF Penn
sylvania, moved that the report h
printed and be made the order OF tn
day for "A o'clock on Tuesday. ]
was carried.
e ~ t4AN 49, A.
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(rlsrpy atty

fair chance. The vote was then taken:
~ Clergy. Laity.
For provinces ............ 80 ~
Against provinces. .......... II %
Divided: Clergy, Z; laity. S.
The resolution was lost by noncon-
currence of the laity with the clergy
Al the request OF the bishops tele.
gram was sent to the Congregational
Church. in session in Cleveland. Ohio
The bishops suggested that per
manent place be selected for meetings
lof the General Convention. and that
suitable, buildings be erected. The mat
ter placed on the calendar. ~
number of unimportant messages
from the House OF Bishops were read.
The president announced the follow
ing committee on the hymnal: The Rev.
DR. Harding, the Rev. DR.. Huntington.
the Rev. Dr.. J. S. B. Hooper the Rev.
lC. NJ. Davis. Mr.. George NJ Thomas.
Mr.. Pepper, Mr.. Prynn.
Upon motion of Mr.. Lewis. OF Penn
sylyania. the house adjourned until this
morning.
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tablish mission in the Dominican
Republic at this time. there being an
independent church In the other part
Of the island OF Haiti.
y resolution relating to the dispatch
of business provided that the house
should hold night sessions hereafter
during the term of the convention, be-
ginning at s O'Clock.
a telegram of fraternal greeting wai
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MIR. Pcppcr Srcnkx.

ed the rare compliment of being list
ened to In absolute silence when. he
arose He spoke against the plan for
provinces, going oyer the same ground
covered by Mr.. Lewis. of Pennsylvania.
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CONDITIONS YESTERDAY,

Richmond's weather was clear and
cool. Range of the thermometer:
q 0 A. M........,.4s z. M......, So
~ NJ. $50 p. M. ...,....6 so
s A i; ,rs e. 80 ia
Highest temperature yesterday. $50. So
Lowest temperature yesterday. ~. 40
Mean temperature yesterday. .4S
Departure from normal temperature. 8
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THE WE THEIR.

Forecasts Virginla-Fair Tuesday
and Wednesday,; warmer, variable
winds, becoming southwest and light.
:. North Carolina-Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday, slowly rising temperature.
fresh northeast winds; brisk off Hat
iteras.
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SUMMER COLDS
Only one LAXATIVE BRoMO QEISISE
Rememhe. full name. T.. w. Grove on box
&c.
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Rcport on rance Que.tlon.

The committee reported on the race
question, and Dr. Grammer, of Penn
sylvania, moved that the report he
printed and be made the order OF the
day for II o'clock on Tuesday. 1t
was carried.
At that time the reports Of the
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CONTINUED on Third Page,
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Before the vote was taken on the
House of Bishops on the question of
provinces. Judge Stlness, OF Rhode Is
land. closed the debate for the COM
mission. which recommended the reso-
luton He spoke in spirit of modera-
tion. smoothing out the trouble and
showing that, In his opinion. the reso-
luton would work for the good OF the
church He clnaed With a nlca for q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15

Mr. Sanders, of Massachusetts,. re-
ported Tor the commission on pro-
vinces. The report had been printed
and distributed to the members of the
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! The vote was then taken ON the
amendment offered by Mr.. Niver that
any three contiguous dioceses might
| form a province. The amendment was
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Canon il rejected.

Mr.. F. "A. De Rosset, OF Springfield.
spoke in favor of the canon. and the
against It, saying that he spoke for the
people at home. for the clergy would
be always away from home. The Rev.
Mr.. Howard. OF Michigan City. and the
Rev. DR.. Cyrus Townsend Brady, of
Ohio, favored the canon. The Rev Mr..
E. B. Niver. os Maryland, closed the de-