philadelphia.

Correspondence Of tho Herald.l
PHiLADELPHV, Friday, P. NJ, May -, 1874
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PHILADELrHV. Friday, P. NJ, May -, ls45.
D..n s":-.


The venerable chairman then proclaimed DR.. Alonzo
Potter of Schenectady, N. Y, as the nominee of the
clergy for the Office Of Bishop of Pennsylvania. Dr.
Tying looked smiling and pleased the low churchmen
looked ditto and the ladies sss their dear sou looked
sweeter and happier than 1t was grand victory
and all felt it SO to be- The nomination then handed
the Laity (after half hours recess which passed
in informal meeting Of the Lay, Joseph r. Ingersoll
in the chain and by them responded to unanimously 81
churches voting "aye" Thus the "battle fought,
the victory won," and the low church party have
phatically carried the day. must however, give the
clergy and lay belonging to the high church party their
due. They behaved well under their defeat, and the
assent be given by the Laty, which done before
stated SO you see we Of the "Keystone" indebted
to you Of the Empire State" for Bishop Now mark
my words. predict that the Empire State" will
to the Keystone for Bishop before the LIST of January
lS47. The Ondcrdonk dynasty must fall, and tho two


largest doceses must exchange presbyters for Bishops
Now, dear Bennett, you will have the Doctor" in
Beekman street. The call from st. Georges will be
ceped and Dr. Tying will accept station of command
ing influence in the Episcopal Church. and in the New
York diocese particularly. twill as heretofore) be the
nucleus of the low church party and he will rally around
him the strongest Of that party in your diocese. You
and gives you beautiful ideas in beautiful language and
has think very great ikeness' to the NJ Y. Herald
e.-hc is full OF energy spirit and fire. He will be
heard and felt in your great city and Is destined to
Epiphany here will do, find hard to say. The ladies
will weep and mourn at losing him, and the will look
cross and sour until they get new shepherd which will
bo of the three mentioned to you In my former let
ter DR.. jones' Mr. Johns, Mr.. Barnwell. But must
bc off to convention again. Farewell.


Yours always, NICANOR.