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 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 « • »••■ 
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 "^ ''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 
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 ^ ^ ^u hSdwUat oriaeiplea to away, wh*l eaglnee to wo* with i« the Church of ChnM !y^ 
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 to bu.lJ .0 .JJ.UOO. ChjH .- D.fll.«ry m«... Um KocUk of tb.l IW ««..»l ,(« mo«„^ SS 
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 b««ni upon Iho Mbjocl. 
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 ~-..- .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* ■»»«. 
 
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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|| •<• w r m tili l , ika «aw| mHn ri af t^ 
 C «<l« i t«<« b«lf •KonU aiKHlMr. 
 
 Il raniaiM, itMn, in • r«*i«w af ifcl* •skthilaM »l Ik* MW, ta put ••»• ym il«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 q ua i lma t 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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