A Report of the Sayings And Doings in the Special Convention of the Diocese of New Jersey : Held in Trinity Church, Newark, On Wednesday, October 27th, 1852
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I am, at last, glad to believe that, with the same ideas I had before, with the same conviction, that a trial was the best thing for the Bishop, the Church and the world ; the best thing for that world which you, Sir, and such as you, are desiring to correct. I shall not be charged with insincerity when I say, that while I believe this, I believe the Bishop innocent of the charges, and for that reason I do most earnestly yet desire that this Convention, even now, should retrace its steps.
I say.... Sir, that it is, in my judgment, now the duty of this Conven- tion to retrace their steps, and to counsel a resort to a canonical tiial; and I submit, Mr. President, with that view, this Resolution, as an amend- ment, or in lieu of the one that has been placed before you, believing that it will meet tlie case, and at the same time be more acceptable than the one proposed before by the gentleman from Jersey City.
Mr. Parker then offered the following; Resolved, That in the opinion of this Convention, the fair fame of the Bishop cannot be effectually rescued from the accusations against it, by any ex parte inquiry, however thorough, nor without a canonical trial The Bishop — This is worse than the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am, at last, glad to believe that, with the same ideas I had before, with the same conviction, that a trial was the best thing for the Bishop, the Church and the world ; the best thing for that world which you, Sir, and such as you, are desiring to correct. I shall not be charged with insincerity when I say, that while I believe this, I believe the Bishop innocent of the charges, and for that reason I do most earnestly yet desire that this Convention, even now, should retrace its steps.
I say.... Sir, that it is, in my judgment, now the duty of this Conven- tion to retrace their steps, and to counsel a resort to a canonical tiial; and I submit, Mr. President, with that view, this Resolution, as an amend- ment, or in lieu of the one that has been placed before you, believing that it will meet tlie case, and at the same time be more acceptable than the one proposed before by the gentleman from Jersey City.
Mr. Parker then offered the following; Resolved, That in the opinion of this Convention, the fair fame of the Bishop cannot be effectually rescued from the accusations against it, by any ex parte inquiry, however thorough, nor without a canonical trial The Bishop — This is worse than the other.
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