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CoMVMnura  di  oouImh 


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□  CoMft  NMorad  md/or  tamiMttd/ 
CoMvamira  rattMifte  tt/ou  piMICMlft— -" 

□  Co««r  tHto  MiMint/ 
Utitradt 


□  Colouftd  Niipt/     .     .       -^^ 
CmIm  lAofniphiquM  «i  MMMft   '/. 

□  ColoMnW  ink  (i.«.  othw  tfian  Mu*  or  hlmkU 
Enero  di  eoulaur  (i.«.  autrt  ^um  Mmm  om  noirt) 


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Goloorad  piMM  Md^or  iiimtritiom/ 
PtandMs  ct/oo  iilintratiom  wi  eo«il«ur 

•ouiid  w|lh  otlMr  mattrial/ 
RMi*  tviK  d'aotrM  dooMMnti  , 


Ti#it  biwdini  niay  cmm  iliMfem  or  distortion 
Monf  intirior  tutt^/tftf 

La  loliiir*  ttrtte  pmn  emmt  dt  I'ombr*  ou  dii  la 
dbtenion  la  loot  da  la  I 


ilank  laa«at  addad  durinf  rattoration  may  < 
wilniii  tlM  taut.  Wnanawar  poMiMa,  diaia  nava 
baan  omittad  froni  filniini/ 
-^"Wwt  paiit  4ua  cartainai  pa§M  Manchas  ajoulaas 
Ion  dTuna  rastauration  nipariimwt  dans  la  taxta; 
mais,  lorsqua  eala  Atait  possiWa.  cas  pafn  n'ont 
pas  ata  f  iMiaas> 


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sont  paot^tia 
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41M  pawsnt  axlpif  wia  Modlffiaation 


I      I  rimM  rastorad  and/or  lantinnad/ 


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diiaolatirad  italnad  or  foM^/ 


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Oualitt  4n4tala  da  f'imprassion 

□  Continuous  pafinatio}!/ 
fagination  continua 


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Comprand  un  (das)  indax 

Titia  on  haadar  takan  from:  / 
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"\            Tho  IfiMQM  ■pptonnif  novo  ofo  tno  ooot  iiuolllfi    .\ 

— ---II.I- 1-« ■— —    III   1     mMmatt»lmmm    ——J   «  -  _««-«««^-       \ 

INMMINS  VIM MHIW  Illy  hW  ^w»iwii»w»f»  ■■Ml  IWyiQIIIIy       \ 

of  ttio  original  eopy  and  In  fcaaping  wMi  tho          \ 
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pNia  Qrand  aoint  conipto  tonu  do  w  condition  ot 
do  la  nottoto  do  1  ORomploIro  flNno«  ot  on 

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flhnago..  ..'"""* 

Oftglnol  coplaa  In  pvfcitod 
boglnnlng  iwHh  tho  front  oovoi>  ond  ondtng 
tho  laat  pago  with  a  printod  or  Hhiatratod 
olon«  or  tho  back  covor  whon  appropilataa 
other  orHilnol  coploa  aro  fHmod  bOfllnnlnfl 
first  pogo  with  a  printod  or  INuatraiad  Imprpo- 
skNi,  and  andbtg  fljn  tha  laat  ifaga  whh  a 
or  Wustratid  rmprasslon. 


Tho  loot  rooordod  framo  on  ooch  mioroflcho 
Shan  contain  tha  symbol  — ^>  (moanlno  "CON- 
TINUED"}, or  tho  iymbol  ▼  (moanbig  "END"), 


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Lai  saamplakaa  originouic  dont  lo  ooovorturo  on 
popior  oat  Mnprf  MOO  aont  INntoa'  an  oomnion^ont 
por  w  pronNor  plot  ot  on  tarndnant  ooit  por  la 
damiaro  paga  ^u^  oomporto  uno  onipfointo 
dlmpisiiluH  ou  dIEustratlon,  adit  por  lo  second 
plot,  colon  lo  oaa<  Touo  kn  atitraa  ORompiairaa 
orlgkiom  aont  fMnwi  an  ooiinnion^onc  por  n 
promMio  paga  ^%H  comport^  uno  amprainta 
dinipraaaion  ou  dHuattation  ot  on  «amilnant>por 
ki  damiiro  paga  qui  oomporto  uno  toio 


Mips»  ptatos.  charts,  ate.,  may  bo  fimod  at 
different  reduction  ratkMi.  Tlioeo  too  iergo  to  bo 
entirely  Includedin  one  iikpooure  ere  Aimed 
begkining  ki  tho|Mipor  toft  hofid  corner,  loft  to 
right  and  top  lammtom.  as  many  fremee  ae 
reciulred.  The  IfMolvkig  diegrems  liiustreto  tho 
-'motliod:: 


Un  dee  aymbelee  aukMnts  apparaftra  sur  to 
damiaro  Inuige  do  cImkiuo  mtorofldio.  colon  to 
ceo:  to  symboto  -^  signifto  "A  iUIVIIB".  to 
symboto  ▼  signifto  "FIN". 

Lea  cartae,  pianehes,  taldoouji,  ate.,  peuvent 
fllmie  k  doe  tauK  da  rdductlon  dIfMients., 
Lorsquo  to  document  eet  trop  gran4  pour  Atro 
reproidult  en  un  soul  cNolMk  li  cot  fNmd  A  pertlr 
do  i'engto  aupMeur  gaudio.  do  gaudia  A  droito, 
ot  do  liaut  en  be|i,j|Ni  pronent  to  nombro 
'flimogee  nAoessalro.  Lee  diagramifiip  auiwanta 
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To  tkt  Mtmbtrt  <^th»  Chwrch  ^  England  who  tigntd  lh§  Adtireu  /• 
'  tlu  Bithop  ^  Mant^t  of  </i«*17/A  AfofcA,  1$49,  and  olhtrt 
^  eoneornod  in  th§  t¥bj9Ct «{/  Ihat  Addrm.    .  • 

Mt  Dua  Bbbthmh,        I    .   .    '  ■ 

Irhu  pl««i«a  OoJOiil,  liy«rt*»m  irtMtcth*  ronmritd  wHh  l^  Ere'Wiml**!  iftir*  «f 
diit  PirUh.  I  thould  U  pl.c«l.  ••  murt  tnl  iiici.Wnl  u>  •>!  offi..  I.ko  mln*.  in  wi  tKceoJiugly  dillicuU  (bJ 
irrlnt  po^tUMi,  hi«)n|  brtn  «»ll«<l  u|h«,  Ii.  U«;id*  ■  <iM»UH>,  in  lli*  •|iU>lun  of  wliidi  •«•*>•  f««W"«  "J 
public MiM  !•  t«»lw.l,  M  Well  M  ioiH*  jif  pro.lu.»J  in  f .ruin  nior*  priv.ie  rtlii-mt  iif  wciil  h*.  Ai.d 
th*  ovwIttiM  whleh  hav*  bc«n  m»il«>i  nit  tni  rvpf«i«it«»J  ••  r»riym»  pr.»p«cliv»  «U»»ni«(M  «  •  »••■ 
Mikr,  whlta  ii  l»  eonccivcU  on  »h«  oifior  hand  iliat  tlv»y  c«nn»rt  Im  declined  wiiUoui  •eriou*  deinmeni  w 

"^  ''iflhiT  ii'.ll  whicl".  pr.'«Ot.  iuelf  in4li«  ditpo*.!  of  the  quewicn,  U  It  nMdlr«  lo  My  ihiCll  wouU 


'  ha  •  auolion  verr  loan  and  liniplir  wttled.  ,      i  r    ^r 

the  Wetleyin  iJire  of  «-or.l.i|.  in  ihe  Upper  loivn,  bein|  .boHtlo  become  v.c.nl  by  »l.e  innrfer  of 

^rte  Coni»M«u«»  •(  ending  ii,  lo  ■  building  nmv  in  court,  of  erection,  bni  p«l»cd  U.  llw  .indj.  by  pur* 

X-  ^^  If nUemon  whi  im.poM  u.  convr.l  U  i..lo  •  Cli.,»l  of  ll.e  P.r..h  nod  l»  endow  the  incum- 

formtlion.  fiom  difltfranl  wmrcc*.  of  en  endownieni  t«iid.  ,.„,#•     ..u  . 

The«»r..n»ny  frien...  .ml  w.ll.v»i.her.  of  il.o  Church  who,  upon  iho  «ry  .lr.l -^r- n  ..f  ...rht 
nronoul  conclude  U  to  be  one rr.|k>clii«  »he  .ccepuncoof  which  In* irtpoeeiblc,  for.  mo(iM.Mi ,  to  licel- 
S^^T.,^  u"S«  .4  m^nroiher.  w'ho,  ,.;ne.r..,n,  i  lit.l.  below  .I*  .urf.ce  end  di-ernin,  .1...  .11  i.  n.rt  - 
oerfec'w  .mooth  .nd  to  unexcepiion.bly  beneen.l  .»  would  be  jinlged  by  U...  exierior  pron.«,  c.mceivt, 
KSKrtMt^lIhlni'bo  .d».nl.«e....d  objection.  .tUchln|to  U..  propo..!.  Uk.  fur.,*r  vtry 

"^"l'  nrlh"  q;.e..i«n  of  prepo.^der.ncy  upon  ll.l.  lid.  or  »pon  tl...,  which  i.  ha.  re.tcd  wiih  m.  .0 
d^side.  However  e..y  of  docLion  iV  may  .ppo.r  to  other  minJa.  I  can  only  aoy  with  referenco  to  my 
owrUwlin  the  whole  hiatory  of  my  public  doVc  .t  all  t.mc.  .uflici.n.ly  arduou.  a.  well  ..«>lemn,  I 
h.vo  never  had  irapo.e.1  upon  me  •  more  perplexing  or  h.r»«t«g  reipon-ibiliiy  than  Una.  „  , 

MTBrethren.'^h  q.*.tiona  k«.  l..  be  approached  by  person,  in  authoruy  a.  .afon.  Goo ;  .nd, 
wilhoutiefewncfo  fear.*  favor  among  men,  without  calculatn.n  of  cpn.eq.a.nce.  from  which  vanou. 
woriJif  6on.ider.tioM  might  induce  them  inatinctively  lo  M.rinli,  -  they  mu.t.  in  the  boat  e«m,«  of  j.  p,** 
famW?h^.n  iIIdcm.nI,  but  aecklng.  In..ll  humility  .nd  ..ri^tneu  .ucb  di«cUon  .a  will  bo  v«uch«ifcd 
10  them  from  .hove,  consult  the  wlid.nd  permanent  goo.  of  the  Church. 

8unX,lh.n  in  a  double  .lalion  to  you  aa  your  Biahon  admioiatermg  Ihi.  Dloce*..  and  by  an  un- 
deairabtoconiincU.^  of  diffowifoir.ce.  in  the  «me  per«.n,  from  which  I  h.ve  in  v.in  e..deavou,t-d  to  b. 
relict.  M  your  Hector  in  the  P«i.h,  I  feel  it  right  both  for  my  own  Mke  and  for  your,  (.l.hough  .11  the 
'u^biUtl  in  the  matter,  i.  only  nty  own)  to  put  you  in  poueu.on  bflhoM  viAw.  upon  the  «,vcril  ,H>int. 
of  ih.  crte.  which  h.ve  hroughl  mo  to  the'^concl.wion  tl».t,  however  .mgr.ci..«,  U,  M  .( in  no  other  light, 
mav  he  the  anoearance  of  auch  a  r.>jection,  I  ought  wt  to  clo..  wnii  Tin.  prrm.  .       ,    , ,        , 

V  And  firSTwTth  «.pect  to  the  purely V.«.r«/  q.ic.tion  of  the  character  iind  dc«riplion  of  ihi.  under- 
J{«.^  ih^.r^m^proprirhr,j  Cha/J'..  I  .h-.k  I  may  ve,.tu»to«y.  beyond  .11  quf-fon.  ..v.- 
torn  ';  no  meln.  free  from  objuciion.  (i  (totalled  U  a  long  lime  •xUin.lvf ly  ...  the  great  CMgl..!.  C.t.ea, 
n  «4.  en3«V«l.  on  accoint  of  ob^aele.  exi.ting  to  Oie  m..ltiplk.Uon  of  Churchca  and  a.pela  of  • 
m«r^hnh.™c«*r.  to  meet  the  .d».ncing  w».iu  of  the  popul.tioo,  (in  which,  however,  .1  left  out  ili« 
Cr.>No.hing,  in  (Wet,  i.  more  noiorlou.  than  that  In  England,  it  haa  been  ,  me«  ayaleoitof  apecul.tioo 
Kpartof  th';  propriitora-aa  mucR  «.  aa  in  the  caae  o?  .  r.i|.ro.d.  .  range  of  .hop.,  or.  iivery-rt.- 
b".     A^d  .Itho.  Jh     n  the  prcaenl  inal.nce,  no  ihade  of  a  iU.p.c.on  of  motive,  ike  theae,  can  po-ibly 

•  uchwtho  fi«/ioW-«/Fo;«rf"-»<>'  «h' undertaking,  the  feature  of  the  *y.}«-.t«;lf  remain,  the  um«. 
pTfiL  man.  nan  naat  it  haa  bee*  rapidly  givins  way  at  home  1..  the  far  more  wh..leaome  lyatcm  of  Oii- 
Set  Ch"X  wT^hlpi  .  o  E^i,  ^or  which  n^ew  /acililio.  h.ve  l*en  given  by  the  Ugi.l..u«..  Thr,^  . 
ta -WW  fSlMT  (.IthooSh  it  may  «H.nd  invidiou.  to  .ay  «.)  in  an  argiiment  *vhich  hu  been  u«.  Iin  f,»« 
»f  A!««ent  trfoieoK^whif h  reprwenia  tlie  propoaed  Chapel  aa .  gift  to  the  Church.  M.ny  gift,  to tl<« 
ChS^h'l^wh^Clo?  late T««i"  Kngland  in  the  ahape  of  Churchea  or  (rhapel.  entirely  free,  or 

w«Wn     But  it  lionlT  in. n  equivocal  Mn*  that.  Cl».pel  can  be  «>  died  which  la  pl.ced  where  the 
ClTii^hMilitdy  .  i«IBcli?c,0f  .ecommod.^^^    .'nd  ofwhlch  the  ,.v»B,«,U«p.i«y.ge.ndlh, 

'""•l^^rStraSSnXtnl^O  r^^  w-'ch  -in .0.  .ffor^.n, 

ver,  <m*^nl^n.«nt  in  f.vor  of  Iho  relioilotM  working  of  proprieUry  Ch.H«  P»»  ""•>•«;  Oie  m.„,Ben^ni 
IrfreZTTS^m  th.li  which  nothing  mo«  un«li.r.etory  in  i^lf  or  mo«Mnc.p.bo  of  enauring  (h« 
TJffiTllSo;  U  to  K*ci.llT  conrtituled,cmild,  in  my  judgment,  be  devlMd.    And  m  wipportof  aueh 
«'Li;J^*mltlpJX?lrd^l"'^^^  United  SS.« of  At^riM.^ 

^1 1  ^Vith3ect  tolhe  tctw,!  .ml  for  a  iSflg  time  to  come,  the  froipictivt  wmil$  of  ih«  Pantk,  the 
>  on.ni«  ofiif  •Si.Tch.H^ilhln  the  wltaVthe  Upper  Town%vould  p««li«Jly  have  the  ch.»cler 
«rtri3fi^«i  STmowthw  of  wViOf.  The  retori»  whhih  I  h.ve  ((Meured  in  deuil  of  v.cnl  pew. 
^nd  SSThKhS  ruTe  Cr,hedr.l.  Trinity  Chapel  and  Ru  Peter;.  Chapel,  (which  laat  i.  not «.  nmot. 
tioMrMkj^'nZ  Upper  and  Lower  Town  .n  found  to  .llend  it,)  fhet*  ih.t  there  i.  .  I.i«.  eiceN 
but  IhM  '^'^T  ,"«,;"  h  of  Eneland  wofrtipperfc  .bove  wh.t  .  occupied,  to  be  procured  at  very 
m«^'?Si    AS?irv«W^  ."«>  Au'saint^  it  i.Ull  known,  b.Ve 

ZiXSZ^  of  rch?r«e7««  the  Uo  attend  them.  McnUm.  th.  Piol«t«nt  popul;|«oo  of 
nr^^M  reLivrf  M  maw  aeriou.  check.  th.l  it  ha.  been  bu^  The  ttwo 

*^'?^^rfKTt£lT«infl.gf.tion..  ami  the  removal  of  the  Scat  of  Government  a.  well  aa  Of 
m^^7n^iZ!^^iX!Z^^  hav.  «  coonterwoA^l  the  "j^riilnc".-  -f 

.  7J  «d  tlM  .CMMiom  from  that  portion  of  the  Emigration  which  remain,  in  Quebec,  that,  m  f.r  m 
S^ilTiSlW  b?Sncorf^  fiipC.,  *•  Ch-Xof  Enrf-ml  pop«I.Uon  (although  it  i.  ftjlly 

•  SlttandCStSd  It  th.  evidence  if  th.  cam  that  the  Church  ha.  not  l««her  prooer  ground,)  ha. 
^^^Sro^^AatfieU  twenty  y«r..  In  the  ten  ye«a  immediate  y  pref«ling.  tli.  b.pl»m.  in- 
™TSm  eRo  2"*  Within  V.  wall.,  it  i.  plain  ^that  llv>  m>p»laUon  «.nm^  pud>  i««*f «»«.  "<»  if 
^^^   VufciiiL^for  new  Chanel,  within  Iho  Pa^^ 

^''^'QZ^M^^^f^^^y'^'-*'^^  cit^or'aoother-Ugiotobody  in^a  «f«^««H,  of 
.h««  M«*  5S«n  Cdlooie.,  although  it  b.  a  body  of  which  the  .yrt.in.tacpnny.ple  and  the  prawdiiig 
:  .    T«.k  KTdted^oeitoin  lew 

^       ^  ^u  hSdwUat  oriaeiplea  to  away,  wh*l  eaglnee  to  wo*  with  i«  the  Church  of  ChnM  !y^ 
JlS^^  «»tle»..«aedtebe  dl  In  good  l«i. 


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to  bu.lJ  .0  .JJ.UOO.  ChjH  .-  D.fll.«ry  m«...  Um   KocUk  of  tb.l  IW  ««..»l  ,(«  mo«„^  SS 
bo«h  ponMooppoo^oU  toib.  D.jK,p.     AlWr  .  c«..i.lr„W*  eor«.po.Hl.»*o,  iho  .J,««.to.  of  iho  iSoUrt 

W  OfMMMilMMI  WOttlal  M  urilli<lraMrit  a#    mm   /"»   ...  i.     ^«    I .    ■  i    l  .  ....  .      .         "^* 


.^-  -       -T^— ■   -      W— "—  »•■    "■■   ■■"»o»^    «W      HW   «H«U«    H 

Iko  oppMiii«a  wovM  bo  MriUulnwa  or,  ao  far  m.  i« 
b««ni  upon  Iho  Mbjocl. 
«  lil.  Th«o«iiiMiUoa,wb«M««rl  may  bo  remM 


MO  lajr,  wouiil  bo  oTor-ruM.    Nu4hiii|  fartkor  waa 

~-..-  .V     d". 7 ■,"'",' ""J*  »•<««♦•««  by  Um  alroko  of  doaUi  or  may  In  a*y  olbor  m* 

Tl?    .^  i^'^'J^^  '^V  ^"^  Go«™»««,al  pntant  mado  a«ail.blo  Km.nJ.  ikL  JmnoTif 
UlSmnl  MlalMr.  ...  tho  Pariah  ha.  boon  ^  by  aomtfrioliid.  of  ih.  p.«.a(  un.l,ruk.„,.  a.  an^STrnl 

Mr  olW  My      Ta  Judga  oorrocUy  of  lh«   matior,  ii  may  bo  n«,p.r  wUl.oui  |..io|  iqio  nnn,..;.!....  J. 
to  ••atoao.no  row  loadini  partloulara.    Tho  R^jior  of  Okia  Par^ih  haa,  all  al.mV    iacT  ho  I  «  hi!  ih- 

for  tl.0  abou™  of  .ho  Pand.  vory  much  bayomi  what,  in  «ictu«  of  hi.  connoctin,  ...ih  ll,  i.  I,i.||,  MitZ,, 
upon  him,  and  by  a  farouripi  eireumaUooo  which  not  long  afo  omhii«J,Im  haa  boon  inahUJ  i  m^ 
««»r«.»».  1-  uain  by  which  in  .WlUon  to  l.ia  own  aha4  Ik^Til^Silarial:::,^^  w  ^1^,  rvr^X' 
lariair  ..hjMj.a.ntona«c4ofUi,ooa*l  ptrbapafouroU.^  Minlatom,7di,.,ii„,him..^aioo.o..f  ".e^^« 
■alary  aitaohod  to  Um  RMiliwy,  for  Um  praaani  or  futon  bonoAl  of  ib«  Pariah^btaide.  which  irrevii...^ 
riU^noo  for  ho...  «»|.  ho.  of  «H.«..  p.,,  .ha,  allowanco^o  .k.  hrirS^^ 
ni'rT"? "f  •»'"«* •*«fl«"-"»«h«  "'»*«y  wa.  rai.«i  .o  buiU It, bol iho drbl mWbo^ in  worhl^,'c 
Tho  Caihodrriowoa  iho  ChaH  of  St  P*u.r.  and  la  tho  uarty  logall,  inawerablo  for  tho  iZtatTehOOU 
bo«»wodrorlh««K*J,6calionofth.tbu.ldin,.  And  If  li;;  aalary  of  tho  Rwor  woro  to  fall  .Zi^  ifS 
tho  Chapal  wcdd  bo  aOaclod  .n  a  wa,  to  throw  U.ia  paywoni  „p«,  ,ho  p.n,  ,hua  l«pl|,  Und  to  ^  U 

.1  f  f  r  *•  '^^'  »«5»"««'»»«"'"'. '»  «  ««>^  hope.!,  will  racogniw  It  to  bo  a  duly  and  feel  il  to  bo  a 
jjajtouontoraapond-bul  .1  can  h.,dly  ho  calculalod  ..  aTTdvanup,  .n  con/ec.ion  with  aurh^J 
iMoapocl.  Ihal  .0  a  ohureh-populauon  wh.ch  I...  boon  abown  to  b.  in  poaaaatibn  of  ampio  ch..rch  roo...  in 
S?'  r^liSi!^!;!""^''^  '  ^'^  Conpiaiion  ri.ould  bo  naodlaaalV  f"™*!,  ••.•  "..iTlenanw  of^hoii 
M.ala<Mr,baatdaoo(horexpona0a,ittobecha|rgeaMotopowranla.  «n-nwi  o.  wnoao 

Ilhjabaenaojiaatod,  lndeod,|hatlhiii.agrou..dfromwhichwo  might   rorhear.in  din-..**!...  il.n 
mania  of  Iho  aabi«:t.    But  thoM  particular,  and  ll..i  rca«,ninp  f„und«l  upon  thorn  m  rillTbro.,1 1 


r  lult.     And  I  think  Umjt 


torwani  to  mmI  tho  ariunMnt  af  thia  naiuro  wltich  ha.  boon  adducod  om  Ih*  i 
fall  quit*  properly  within  tho  range  of  tho  qucaiion  at  Imuo. 

IV.  rheoraM^t  which  would  bo  etuUiihod  by  tho  EpiKopal  anion  in  the  mailer,  la  to  be  lakaa , 

the  Btoboj),  Ibua  taken  b,  aurpriN,'  aM.  reaaona  which  tho  other  parliea  have  not  wen  .ml  Jo  n^t^oe  for 

oull  poafUim.  An  od.um  ailaebee  to  h.a  refUMl :  a  clamour,  in  dillerent  quarter^  U  n>ady  to  1^  Ailed  -a 
jUtoof  pabllc  exctemifit  i.  likely  to  follow.  Intoteranee  and  •xcluaive.i.a  and  party-JriT.nd  ^Xii.? 
SS.^rjp'*''  *^'"''  .«.chmenl  to  narrow  iniereata,  perhapa  a  deaire  to  alifli  the  c'orpel.  perhap.  to 
^l^^^"^'  '."""^  .« the  command  of  eyerybody-whether  juatly  or  unjuMi,  a^Ued!  marten 

^K.^!^•1'".'''^■?.•^'"''.'''•^  "*'"""•"'•  ••■"''»  "»•««•  which  happei.  to  bo  on  il^^de^Sf 
ert.bliah«^  authooty.  w.ll  ning  theae  fira-branda  about  if  ihey  come  to  hand,  and  ihe™  U  never  waniin. 

^buai.ble  m,ttor  up«n  whijX  the,  may  light.  If  ih.  Bi.hop.  fearing  iho  effect  of  an  "pjahrj,^^^ 
•nd  p.M.ona  thua  ea«ly  m  in  •  bla>e,  Uitnk.  that  the  miacl.iefto  be  prwluwd  by  hi*  iStalaneo  3l^ 
wora.  than  any  objeeUonable  coi^iequanee.  .UM|>inb  i»  kl.  judgment,  ip  the  plan  prejolji  to  l^„  (WLu 

£?•  f.i.'^"!i'*'.'  i»««tl3iriirfof  Which/Wiirepaiiiea  may  Mtake  advanlag.  a.  i.^  be  encomaCl  n. 
hel«fU,.t  pointo  which  they  hare  at  Uarl  in  Choreh  aOkira  ..»  to  be  cwried  br.giUiioo  and  inS,  L 
y"'^''JI.''""'i!?'""''°''»"!!'?*  '-^•'  ■"  "  '•  '^•''  •""•  And  woridly  uclica  of  an  klndi  n^Tu^ 
f?!^  ^i'"  '*^''P*  ^\voni  a  concerted  command  of  a  portlonof  ihe  pre.,  ia  aecurritViho  ru|^ 
of  the  Church  cannot  aUr  a  «ep,  in  howew  right  a  diieclion,  without  being  watched  ami  Lnmentol  u«.n 

IMiea  authority  i.  engender*!  s  the  art  .jtor^jw  •»«»/'»  •'•^^•■••-Wgiio.i.  .6003  TtTnoUv  • 
Muncomforlab^  wantef  eonfidem:ei.  produc«l,  and  the  mlndaofnleVTr.  gfaduX  bcTght  lo  thai 
eond.i.o«.  in  whieii(beyue  ripe  for  ,«rf<i.|f  ojf,  in  favor  of  aomethin,  newWWch  mofiSS  to  alToM 
what  they  want  and  ought  to  have.    8ofnethinc<  new  ha.  been  in  ih«  •»...  .}«-  i.^^  - 

itia  nadytobe  launchedUentheUderiiaU  i^":n!;." .be .:iol'Sf  ihTch^rT;  t ^^^^^^^^ 
?f!!:l!:!'fl'^.'^.'"'PTr'  k"  "'?.'^*''«'>r**'"C''««''«'h«««'en.ri.e could o^h«mi«.uCd 
tite  for  novelty  whch  ao  largely  en|e»^  into  the  elemenU  of  auccoM  iTone  undertohini.  heiJhtenK 
indulgence,  wil^  In^prooeaaof  time.  "«nt  aomething  new  agaih-oll^  ground.  ofdSES  S 

Ta  th««  any  peraon  at  all  conv«nant  with  the  doing,  of  the  leliiioua  wortd  who  doM  nm  b..._  .k-. 

I  make  iheea  obaervationa,  h— •  -•—■•-■-  -s-i    . . 


___^  —"-»-,  ...w...^.  not  abaolulely  without  *n  eye  tooecunencea  actmll  v  twain*  ■»»«. 

.|^«r«o.«w«W<*.  •/ ««.  «r,«o,««Uto*.,.,«««,o^ 

jonty,  tk.  .ditorU  ekur  itudi  hr  .bovo  tkoa,  Md  a.  Ik.  in<MMirt^MmCS!»!l  £1'  TI!!"'.""J**  ?*^  of  tkema- 
Vkt  mack  wkMkw  U  adail.  ofaayafteSiZrtv"   TwSwffitSrS.'CV'S^ 

«m.  woA  a»r.  a»  ««.  «hrtiafcl.  okmnSBW^Hi  a  v«  ItSrSi^ 
japw,  V  pMJtia.  whoandMtak.  I.  ^5SX  irtteZo^^ 


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I  I  »hall,  if  il  iiUms  liol,  hava  oihar  ami  in<>f«  anlarfail  u(itM>r«HniiMM  m  l.ilivwiag  up  •aa)«  nobc*  wni«(i 
•»atak«nofiiM*uli)«ci.  ihough  anrry  ia>l««<l  to  ha«a  mjr  linia  occuiiH  wlilt  an*  Mxti  a>|uiMnl.  I 
I  ,mlf  odarrva  ihal  (van  iha  rami  ami  r««l>la  appraach  wlitah  w*  tn  abia  la  maiia  la  aatM  aaamlj^i 
arani  aixl  oniarly  |Kaclicaa,  »»h«»h«r  U  iha  ml«fiu»  arranflriMnla  oC  ilia  Chursh   tiaalf  of  Iha  mannar  of 


Ul*  •liailacli'Hia  1  aortaia  oaafoa  la  Um  CalhoJnl  I  hurah,  a(alaa«  whUh  parftapa  aa  a<r«rt  aad  piMaWd  ittaak 
kaab'an  aliaad,  bat  upun  wluah  p*r|wiual  liuta  Jr..ppiii(**  tn  ««iiWa>i  Ui  fall,  an  a*  to  traar  a  chiniial  (m 
Ihaaairaaaaaf  aMcontanl.  Ii  would  can*  ma  mwli  luu  far  h>  aniaf  h<rainla  iIm  aiam|il*a  in  •kiall  | 
ami  I  ahall,  t(  il  |ilaaaa  liol,  hava  oihar  ami  inoia  anlar(a<l  u(itM>r«uniiMM  o^  r<iilowtag  up  wma  notica  wht«K 
I  ha 
will  • 
Nvaranli 

Ui««nUulinf  and  candoaling  Ika  amicaa,  which  wtra  d«ll««rad  to  ua  bjr  our  H«rMi»ar«  and  which  ha*« 
Mvailad  rrmn  Iha  lima  of  iha  R«(bcinali<m  In  avary  Caihvdral  of  Cullc|iata  Chunsh  in  Knaland  iMl 
(■iUnd,  and  ara  now  earriad  inlo  iha  wniolaal  C.ih«ilaa.  ol  iha  Kmpira,  whara  Caihnlrala  ha»a  boan 
MUbliahad,— avan  ouf  aJoiilioa  of  old  Kn(li*h  UM|aa  whxh  hava  Itran  unmWrfuptaUly  kepi  up  ai  homa  Im 
•Mfjr  Pariah  Church  and  Chapal  ihroughnul  iha  land,  which  ara  rocalvad  In  all  our  I'olonio,  wl|i«h  SM 
I*  b*  wiinawed  avary  whvM  in  ilra  KiHtcopal  Church  of  iha  Uniud  i>lai<a  and  all  o«ar  ihia  varf  Uiuoow, 
mU  our  naitaellnaMadufour  raiaiilioiiol'  which  would  pmparlj  Ita  tha  aubjael  oC  ramar%,— avan  Ik4m  ■ 
•M  Uiinia  from  which  II  aaam*  ihal  Kngliali  l,burclim«n  »»anl  to  gtl  otrmf  ;  and  advanlag*  la  lakan  of  lh« 
fa«t  lhal  roi(i]»  amonj  u*  liava  not  aaen  wh«t  it  doiio  in  Kn|laml  and  rlaawhera  aa  juat  aiaicil,  lo  maka  lliam 
baliava  Ulal  wa  a«»  il.Mng  aomalhing  uaw  aii.l  alr.inuo,  wliic.li  i)«|hl  lo  lia  vtawrd  willi  Iha  aua)HCioii  of  auina 
dark  ultarior  d>-ai(na,— avvn  Ilia  t«ry  randliaiu  ka  u|Min  Ilia  ('uniniuniAn-'l'al>|«,  (in  laka  ona  a|M-cifia 
Inaunea,)  which  formfd  part  of  a  mavniftcaiit  i>ru  Jiii  of  Church-I  lata  (lo  whfch  Ihajr  ara  aloaya  an 
appandaga  in  ChLrelioa  of  •  earia;ii  da**,)  mada  lomir  Cailicdral,  Uigrlbar  with  ooaUjr  Church  Kurniluro 
•n<iChur«:hlioukt,b]r  Iha  vaneraied  old  king  (iaoria  III.  vary  naarty  half  a  century  ago,  and  hkva  baan 
In  uaa  avarKiic<>,  ara  ill-omaiurd  novclilaa  (rom  wlilch  il  la  now  found  out  thai  wa  ought  lo  gH  amajf,  and 
Iha  liand  of  iha  Uiahon  mt)  .1  opan  ihij  i(w>f  that  wo  may  do  lo.  ftljr  braihrea,  I  am  v»all  awaru  lhal  ihaaa 
pfajudii^,  wharavar  aniThowavaVihajr  may  origlnala,  may  ba  raM«Hn<ra(f</  to  ilia  mlndaofgood  and 
humUa-minded  (Oirialiina,  who  ara  aniiUod  lo  ba  ireatad  wilh  Iho  ulmoillrnd<rneaaand'conald«fallon. 
liul  wa  illould  anOMvour  to  ramova  Iham  from  aiich  roinda-for  they  ought  nut  lo  axial  among  iia.  W« 
du  not  want  to  toiUnd  tboul  Ihlnga  IndiflVrcnt  in  ihamarlvca— they  need  not,  owglit  nol  to  In  ilia  aulijatt  . 
of  diacuaaion  at  all— thay  %n  onh  imm/c  Ik.iyioii  owr-ca^ioui  o;i;m)«iIioii— but  wa  cannot  diaplacc  or  altar 
lham,  ona  after  anolhar,  at  ilia  driiiand  of  eVery  frcali  obiactor  who  may  Marl  up  to-ihiy  or  to-morrow. 
Objcctjonaofihiaclaaaaraeitltermiichiavouanf  childiah.  Thry  ara  but  the  ravivrd  echo  of  iha  old  cry 
•^inal  Iho  of^an  and  lh«  lurplin  ;  ihay  are  of  iho  aaine  family  and  kindred  wiih  the  old  ileMinviXmn  agalnol 
tho  wickadneaaofeatingmincril -pleaat  ihfltenannuf  Chrialmaa,  with  tlia  old  rhatartrrialica  of  ■  party 
who  did  nol  real  till  they  accompliahad  the  overllirow  of  the  Uhurcli  Ealabliahmenl  and  ilia  Tlirona.  Wa 
Ulk  a  great  deal  about  tlio  light  of  ihe  I9ih  Century,  and  wa  really,  in  plairt  languagr,  ought  to  be  aahamrd 
u^*  all  fuch  nonaenae  aa  ihia,  ami  lo  be  able  lo  keep  our  peopla  lofftlier  In  tlw  booda  of  faith  and  love, 
whom  It  la  altempted  lo  diaprrae  or  lo  dialraci  upon  any  luch  ground*. 

(  will  only  add  one  word  Under  ihia  head,  «hieh  la,  that  while  olTenca  la  taken  if,  within  the  Church 
of  England,  wa  kttp  vp  certain  uaaftea  connected  wilh  lh«  honor  and  wonhip  of  UoJ,  wflijch  hava  bean 
juat  abovo  noticed,  nohikly,  ao  far  aa  I  have  ever  heard,  Biiila  fault  wilh  diai«ntera  for  •  mw  ambition  lo 
build  their  pUcea  of  worahip  in  •  aiile  of  archilonture  which  miverthnlraa  la  drawn  from  the  very  doplh  of  ' 
Iho  »gea  in  which  Romaniam  »va»  in  iha  atcenilamt  and  thai  boih  rreahyieriana  and  li^j^ndenta,  witliin 
the  Brill Ji  domlnlona,  have  very  peaccalily  been  permilled  to  HII  the  walla  of  their4i^fe«f  prayer  with 
alained  wimtowa,  of  which  they  ilelighl  In  the  rich  elTvcl.  IhSr  ° 

V.  If,  aa  it  haa  J>^  rndcavourod  to  aliaw,  tho  wanla  and  the  cirrufnttanref  oTm  Pariah  do  not 
Jiiatify  tlie  eatablidinWm  ot  the  propoaed  Cliapel,  the  propooal  ought,  of  courie,  to  fall  to  \m  ground.  But 
aupptkoing  that  IM  caae  wuie  otIiiN  wiae,  o  givat  atrvaa  la  laid  in  aoine  qiiahera  upon  lh«  aiaunption  lhal  th« 
Clergyman  who  ia  to  acrvo  It  mual  be  aUBJecTioilie  *PP«oVAt  or  TH»  Blilior.  ;    ^ 

It  la  projMr  to  explain  how  Ihia  mailer  rtanda.  ■'.         /         •    , 

If  il  la  auppoacd  that  the  formal  allowanco  of  the  Hiahop  iinptiea  the  approbalioo.  in  |)ia  hid(ment,  of 
the  individual  aeleelion,  ao  that  no  pcraon  would  be  ongagnd  but  aiich  •  perton  aaM  iVould  ohooae  or 
rouommend,  himeelf,  ihia  ia  •  auppoaitiun  aniirely  didering  from  the  fact.  Tha  Biahop  doea  not  and  can- 
not claim  i/ny  auoh  power  iVliatever  (except  In  caica  wliera  the  appointment  la  in  hia  own  handa.) 
No  clergyman  can  offlclato  in  tho  Dioreao  without  hit  /trtnrf  under  the  Epiacopal  leal— but  tbia 
aihnunta  to  very  littl#  moro  tlikp  a  fitting  nnd  necraaary  lecurity  agninat  the  employment  of  improper 
Miniatert  in  the  Church,  the  rejeciion  of  whom  would  real  upon  the  ground  of  nhyaical  of  moral  unfilneaa 
or  palpable  unaoundncoa  of  opiiiion.  Jn  (uch  •  *?'">  <>''  liixrly  aa  ia  Compa)ible  with  the  eaaeiitiata,of  tli« 
Pailh,  and  Iha  grand  featurea  of  her  pjtlity  and  worahip,  na  aet  forth  in  Iter  forhiulariea,  and  in  condeacenaion 
tq  that  iaGrmily  of  our  nature  which  protlucea  oo  much  variety  in  our  viewa  of  thinga,  the  Church  leavea, 
U|)on  aome  pointa,  a  certain  latitude  of  opinion  lo  her  Miniatera,  and  there  are  men  whnae  coniciencea  permit 
them  to  /o*»  rather  more,  Thiia  there  tnpartiti,  unavoidably,  within  the  bosom  of  the  Church  herarif, 
profeoainf  alike  lo  adtiere  lo  her  atandarda,  and  aomeiimea  but  too  hotly  contending  for  tlieir  reapectivo 
poculiaritie«<  And  there  ara  tilrimt  parliea,  and  within  thoae  extreme  partiea',  individuala  who  are,  if  thO 
expreaaion  can  bo  uaed,  ixtrtwur  alill.  There  are  men  on  one  aide,  (although  ive  ore  in  no  danger  if  aeeing 
any  of  them  here,)  who  would  even  he  for  bowing  to  the  altar  and  lighting  wax  Upera, 'aa  a  matter  of  devo- 
tion, in  the  day-time ;  and  theni  are  men  en  the.^pihcr,  whoa«  heart*  are  far  more  with  ihoae  who  hava 
aeparated  from  tho  Chureh  and  by  that  arparation  condemned  her,  than  with  tho  Church  beraelf.  Id  whom, 
under  her  divino  Maolfr,  the  allegianro  of  thoae  hearta  ia  due :  men  who«6  endeavoura  ara  bent  to  break 
down  the  feneea'of  iiiilhoriiy  and  order,  and  la  ai«imilate  the  Church,  by  alralned  ai)d  unwarrantable  ex- 
potlienla,  to  certain  anequivocal  oharacterialica  of  diiseat.  Itia,  (and  it  would  be  very  eaay^miliafly  to 
illuatrale  the  fact,)  a  viery  poa»lbl«  caoe  that  a  Bishop,  acting  under  those  limiuliona  which  ai9wiaely  and 
properly  imposed  upon  hia  powen,  eould  not  be  juatified  in  refuaing  a  licence  to  a  clergyman  whoae  ape- 
cial  merit,  nevertheleia,in  tha  eyea  of  the  patron  or  patrona  by  whom  he  ia  preaenled,  would  be  hia  knnwn 
oppoaition  to  the  viawaof  the  Biahop,  andhia  determination  to  go  to  the  extremeat  verge  in  the  manifea- 
lation  of  diaaenting  predileetiona  which  ia  possible  for  him  while  ritmaining  in  the  Communion  of  tha 
Church  at  all :  and  who  might  even  ha«^  been  aingled  out  expreaaly  aa  a  fitting  inatmment  to  counter- 
work and  to  diaturb,  within  the  aphere  of  hia  Jnfluence,  not  intended  to  be  confined  perbapa  lo  Ita,  regular 
bounda,  the  train  of  affair*  in  the  Dioceae  whera  bia  lot  might  be  caat,  W|iieh  had  been  encouraged  by  iu 
governing  autboritie*  and  carried  on  by  ita  Cleigy.  , 

Ip  the  exercite  of  the  Epiaeonal  diaeration,  there  ia  a  wide  and  mnrki^  diflcrenee  between  the  oasa 

of  lieenatng  a  clergyman  preaented  by  a  Patron  to  a  preferment  in  the  ChuKh,  alraady  existing,  and  that 

of  becomihg  a  party  to  the  Cramingc^  anew  proviaion  for  public  worahip. 

Inthia  Diocew  the  number  of  Clergy  haa  been,  in  about  a  dozen  yeifs,  nearly  trebled- under  ito 

pnaent  adminialrationt  and  itia  peHectly  well  known  that  tlie  principle  hiivbeen  ioUowed  of  ateering 

•GuttacavatiaiiUam,a«aviaedaa|ia(adanda.    thaae  remarks  will  apply  to  maayotkaraointt.  "• 

t  Thia,  areoaiae,  ianat  maaat  lo  convajr  an  objection  agvnat  tha  adoption,  in  our  owa  Churcnea,  of  a  slila  of  arthitacWrr, 
which  in  itaalf  is  bsaatiflil  and  in  them  psrfcetfy  ammpriate.  1^  ado|rtioa  of  Gothic  arehiteftoi*  ao  mora  cMMda  oa 
withRomaaimtkaatkaadsiiliaaaf  a  Gtaciaa  oidK,  caoaacta  aawitk  the  worship  canisd  an  ip  tha  ttmpts*  of  hsatkaa 
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—■•iirmil.  M  •iHMM  fi««>«,  «•  HUtr  mlt,  k«««  kM*  «««alM«a««d.    TIm  ftiitk  t(  QmW*  i 

•a  •••m|>ia  <i<  thi*,   tad  tl  Bialiap't  C«U*fi,  «k«f«  lh«  (tti<m  tUr||  •<•  wrmtilil,  ika  «aw|mHnri  af  t^ 
C«<l«it«<«  b«lf  •KonU  aiKHlMr. 

Il  raniaiM,  itMn,  in  •  r«*i«w  af  ifcl*  •skthilaM  »l  Ik*  MW,  ta  put  ••»•  ymil«ii«  l>«f«*i  — 
I .  Whcl  omirM  «r<iuM  liui  p*««M*  wha  pnl  Cafwanl  Uia  (imaiii  HiiJ«r««kiii(  tJdaa  Ika  ltt*ba|t  H  libt^ 
If  Um  •irauaMtaaea*  (vara   anurair  iha  aania,  with  lAx  una  airaiMiAa,  Dial  Iha  |>la«  waa  (Mapaiwi  It  lA* 
*MM«  Um  »Mwa  ot  aa  ulmu  farly  M  nrhaai  Ihay  awiU  (hamwliraa  Im  aaraaailir  ap|watil  I 

f.  CK  mku  aamplaiiaa,  wiik  laiaiaaca  In  liaraMay  aaal  tubanliiaiia*  willna  lh«  Charal)  »mt  UlS 
pMHfvatto*  af  Lhvrah-|Mia«iplaa  aa<l  rulaa,  la  II  ta  ba  aauatpalaU  Uiai  tha  minlatry  waiiM  prav^  la  k* 
«HM«ll  alHMtld  ba  aMabliahail  uixlar  Ika  InfluaMM  !••«•  I*  pnpaatlanM  la  iha  laMfM  wb.4il  llM  ka^ 
IMlalijr  acqulnMi  la  iba  Waalayaa  Chapai  I 

1  hf4iaira  (bat  caeii  v(  ibaaa  quailmat  a4Mila  h«l  at  ma  aaaiaar. 

VI.  Tka  apiMabanauMa  aaiarlainaa  la  MMna  ijuanan  ot  an  aaiual  Jtfctllwi  Aw*  ma  MmIm^i  I*  M> 
law,  in  earia^a  laauaeaa.  In  thaavaalof  aif  ilaatinin||  ikaaa  uvariurta,  fafniah,  la  mif  vWw  af  Ika  Mtli)tal, 
•o  ariumanl  in  favor  of  aoflapiini  ikam .  Hiich  a  r*<ull,  whaiavtr  inof  il  niiflii  ttny  lu  ih«  haaria  of  ihoaa 
who  fovarn  and  ih4iaa  who  noniMiaa  iha  Church,  Mruulil  raih«r  •u|>|it|r  a  jiMliAriiiun  itt  ilia  cowm  whiak 
I  ha«a  fall  conalcainaj  la  laka,  inatniiKli  aa  it  wutilJ  u  f»T  ut  lAtH  «a«/aar«<  UumlJ  t4  co»rtT»tJ,  (haw 
what  !•  iha  aa<aia«  in  which  Uia  p<i>|wMal  I*  tapouwd.  I'm  iC  any  |wi%wi*  euuM  wiihilraw  ihamaalvaa 
frum  Iha  A|MaM<>lic  Ohuruh  of  Kn(|>n<l  u|uin  (tounil*  tuch  aa  iImim,  how  pluinljr  wroaUl  lllay  at  i|««a  ahaar 
lo  Iha  world  ihai  tha  lan|ua(a  oC  an  A|><M<la  mi|lil  ba  wall  adapiad  lo  dr«:riba  Uiair  aaaa  i— Tliay  ara  nal 
a/iMi  tw  If  Iha;  had  baan  of  ua,  lliay  arould  na  dotibl  liava  eonlinuad  with  ua.  Thia  aniMa*,  lnd«ad, 
naa  baaa  abawn  In  anolliar  ar^jr  i  fiir  U  ii  no  aacral  that  a  aehania  waa  ulknl  of,  in  aoma  quaritra,  amna 
■loniha  ago,  of  lnlruducin|  inlu  Uiia  I'ariah,  if  ii  had  baan  found  pracucabia,  a  Clcrurman  who,  by  hia  on|liial 
ardan  ahould  ba  of  tlia  Epiaeopal  Church,  but  who  ahould  not  ba  undar  Uia  E|uaco|ial  conlrwl,  and  mhuU, 
Ikarafora,  ba  iilacad  o|ian'f  In  a  auhlamailoal  poailloa. 

Wa  of  tha  Clarijr  eannol  ba  aecuwd,  in  ihia  Piriah,  qf  rla|ln|  for  •"•I  in  tha  aara-of  nur  pmpir  ilia 

elaima  of  ihiaApoatolio  Church  and  of  har  Minntry.     Il  l#«ur  Jieiira  to^rracA  Ciin»T  ant/ AiaKrurr/lr^ 

.  la^<M«>  ourmupla  in  Ilia /Ib/y /ai'Muf  Iha  f}o4|ial,  U>  win  iinncra  lo  t<<i<l  by  iho  callauf  Crara,  and 

lo  laach  tham,  Jmyiaf  vngojliiut*  anW  leorUlf  <u4(|,  lo  livt  tobnt^  ami  ngAhotiily  anJ  gvJIf  in  /Am 

frtmM  world.     If  an<  man  will  aay  that  tiirh  la  not  iha  Irmir  uf  our  praaclilnf,  I  will  hy  (iiHl'a  halp,  maal 

.   bim,  faca  lo  faoa  and  hand  Ui  band  on  behalf  of  niyaalf  and  my  brailiren,  u|Min  IM  gnnind,  al  Irailaa  Urmly 

'   and  daahladly  aa  I  hava  malnlained  my  fiwlinf   hera.     Wa   ara  perhafia  charfralila  wiih  havin|  lah  ihraa 

alaima  of  tha  Church  loo  much  out  of  light  and  aoma  of  our  p«<ipla  i«<i  <i|irn,  in  conarquenca,  lu  Iha 

itan|ar«ua  influanca  of ihinini  iiralarancaa  in    Halifion.     I  tliall   ihrrcfora,   brfiira  drawing  ihaaa  oharrva- 

lioiia  to  thair  Anal  cloao  laka   llio  opportunity,  without  au|gralln(,  which  (iod  forbid  I   any   hanh  vt  cuii> 

laiiipluoua  jud|manl  uf  olhar  raligioua  hodiaa  who,  from  Iha  furca  of  circuanalancca,  hava  not  nialhail  ika 

aama  mlnlMry,  of  raminding  tha  manibara  of  tha  Church  of  Kn^anJ,  whal.  In  the  ju-'gmani  ef  Iha  Cliurrh 

hanalf  and  hat  graal  divinea,  (laklag  an  eiampla  from  iho  moat  illualriuua  of  liar  ohampiona,)  tlie  Minialry 

of  Iha  Church  of  England  ia  anil  ihU  I  ahall  real  hara  upon  four  limpla  reforrnera. 

1.  Thai  in  iha  dodrinnl  urticUi  of  Iha  Church  of  Eni(land  where  tha  Clrrgy  ara  apoken  of  aa  a  body 
indiemltd  in  Ikt  Word  of  God,  thay  ara  ipoken  of,  aa  Buhapi,  Prittli  and  lk)tcon$.  (Art.  3'i.) 

2.  That  tha  Prafaca  Ui  tha  Ordinal  of  our  Prayer-book,  a|)ena  with  ihaaa  worda  I  II  ia  avidant  lo  all 
man  diligently  reading  holf/  Hripluni  and  ancient  author*,  thai  from  M«  Jlfotlhi'  limt  ihare  have  bran 
fAara  Oritir*  of  MIniatan  in  Chriata'  Ctlurch,  Biahopa,  ^Vieiti  and  Ucaeona  |  and  in  Ibo  Ordinal  llaelf,  il 
la  aaid,  In  aolamn  prayar  IgflMbl'***  "'  ^**  h  ^"  ^*^  Spirit  mfpoinltd  diurt  Otd*r$  of  Minlaiaia  In  Iha 
Church.  ^P^ 

3.  That,  tee«rilinglf|nv'<0)^  aelUail  |>rlneipla  anil  pnclica  of  Iha  different  branchaa  of  our  Chnrch,  lir 
Englan^^  and  har  Coloniea,  in  8eoiland  or '  In  foreign  Amariea,  Ibe  admiation  wiihin  their  pale,  of  any 

'  minlairallpaa  but  Ihoae  of  a  Clergyman  ordained  by  t^iahop  deriving  hit  auihoriiv  in  •  conlinuoua  lin« 
from  Ibe  ^gligAil  fountain  bead,  ia  under  no  eircumatancea  and  upon  no  prcicnca  allowed. 

4.  That  iheekallenge  addrraedio  lliedcfenderaof  a  non-epiacopal  Comiiiuniun,  by  the  great  Hooker, 
;  wbbaa  work  on  Eeolealaaticat  Polity  kaa  been  called  by  a  dialinguialied  Scholar  of  the  laal  renlury,  llw 

•verlaating  poaaeaaion  and  the  imprtgnakle  bulwark  of  all  that  lhia>,  nation  holda  moat  dear,  can  never  be 
•nawarad : —  Wt  rt^uin  yo«,  he  aaya,  to  tU»  M  an*  CAufeA  on  tktfact  of  (At  wAolt  larM  lAal  uai 
ordtrid  i«  your  diiciplint  or  not  oriutd  6]f  ourt,  Mai  ii  |e  aay,  ig  llfi$eopal  ngiwuni,  tint*  lA§  lim» 
tAal  <A*  tutt$d  ^pottlu  vtr*  Atri  etrnvtrtant. 

Thia  la  iha  Minialry  which  aoma  men  talk  of  exchanging,  opon  any  liiila  paraing  oflence  taken  or' 
•ccidental  peraonal  preference  conceived,  for  one  of  the  many  which  are  differenlly  founded  and  dilliHenlly 
eooalituted,  aa  iliey  would  laka  their  euatom  from  oneahop  and  give  it  to  another. 

I  have  done.  It  ia  a  hard,  *  painful  duty  which  I  have  had  to  di8char|e,  .and  I  have  felt  compelled  ' 
to  put  myaelf  forward  in  a  manner  which,  ftom  multiplied  eonaideraiiona  private,  perMnal  and  odicial,  I 
ahould  moat  eameatly  have  deairad  to  avoid.  I  do  not  think  that  the  corneal,  if  conleit  il  mual  be  called, 
haa  been  of  my  aceking— certainly  it  ia  not  Mi>  conleat,  nor  my  conical  that  I  /om.  I  pan  from  lt,>^ 
where  I  am  raallv  known  I  think  it  will  ba  h«|ieved  and  perhapa  no  where  elae,— 4n  no  atate  of  ill-liBeling 
whatever,  towarda  penona  with  whom  my  dilbrenee  of  opinion  haa  been  made  hare  to  appear.  I  would 
not  put  forward  thia  addreoH  at  the  prMant  holy  and  tolemn  leaaon  did  I  nol  hope  thai  It  may  tend  upon  the 
whole  rather  to  allay  than  I9  aufmant  wibaievar  diaturbance  of  public  feeling  may  have  been  eselicd  by 
the  aubjeet  lo  whim  it  retSari.  I  am,  my  dear  Brethren, 

Your  afleotionaU  lemnt  in  til*  Oaapeir 

O,  J.  MONTREAL.     .:- 
ThundaybefoivEuler,  1849. 

P.  8.— Tha  Chunh  of  England  population  of  Quebeo  by  the  lateal  cnnaua  in  my  poaaeaaion,  a  liiila 
aseaeda  4*000  aoula. 

Tha  aittinfi  in  tha  Calhadral  and  diflerent  Chapela  are  about  3,900  ;  and  in  plaeaa  where  aenriea  ia 
affocded  twioa  on  tha  Sunday,  being  four  out  of  the  whole,  nearly  8,000. 

The  number  of  BOMiiiailtingp  in  the  Cathedral,  Trinity  Chapel  and  St  Paler'a,  (exoiuaiva  of  fnt 
iiuinga  in  tha  6rat  and  laat  named,)  ia  389. 

Tha  lenta  of  the  unlet  pawn  in  the  Cathedral  vary  from  ^  ISa.  to  iBl  fa.  6d. 

Il  la  unnecaaaary  to  fioint  out  that  nothing  at  all  approaching  to  tha  whole  popidatlob  can  ba  at 
■Chun^h  at  ona  and  tha  aama  ti  me,  and  that  thaie  ia  al waya  a  large  portion  who  ara  not  yet  of  an  age  to 
'   attend  public  wonhip. 

Thara  ara  (ajcdwive  of  Iha  Military  aarvicea)  four  full  aervieea  in  the  Fkriih  every  Sunday  morning— 
two  avary  aftarnoon— and  four  (aa  aoon  aa  St  Matthew'a  Chapel  ia  completed)  in  the  evening. 

Them  am  cirenmataneaa  of  a  very  peculiar  nature  pieaentinc  an  obetruction  to  tlie  conaeeraiion  of 
Trinil;  Chapai.  It  will  ba  tiaa  eao^ili  to  provide  for  tha  eaaa  of  Toeing  the  benefit  of  thia  Chapel,  wbaa 
thm  ahall  ba  Uf  appaanaaa  (of  which  than  ia  at  pntant  acne)  af  tha  oceumaoaof  aucbleaa. 


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