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'i4 04'DLhDUNkS Per nobile f.atfamt is perhaps. as wal, fled in the cases of these two brother. ... record. But short time since. one of a n tried and condemned for drunkenness " w. other has shared similar fate for pnln. with the Ladies. There must, certainlv k. arity, an unfortunate, if not criminal n..nr this breed of 0nderdonks, which pn6. 4 Episcopal duties and we think it womb bs, if not rioas, in the Church, to make Bisbo,. more of them. Taking both of them to,,s may be aptly said of them, as Coun,slb, p said of Lieut. Blake:

 "" hether in Liquor or in Lore

 None but themselves can be their panR, The following, which is the fullest seeors have seen of the late trial, we copy

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 BISHOP ONDRED0NK. TT HIS OFFICIAL eoNDE AVIATION AND sEyTJ The New ! ork papers of last Sn, contain the sentence as pronounced ar Bishop 0nderdonk by the Court of BjI The six Bishops who pronounced ths J op NOT GUILTY concurred in and rg the sentence of suspensionl Before h, tence, the accused appeared and adir the Court, "in excuse or pallaiio which he did not deny the facts alle.s the presentment, but pleaded innocenr any immoral or impure intent The on the sentence, after rendering the ya stood thus :-First BaLot-For DspU Chase, Hopkins, M'Ilvaine, Polk, Johns, Eastburn, Henshaw-8. snspa -Brownweli, Smith, Freeman-3 nition--Iees, Doane, Kemper, DeA Gadsden, Whiftingham-6 SecoM lot.-DePosition.-Chase, Hopkins, M'Ilvaine, Polk, Johns, Henshaw-7 pension.-Brownwell, Gadsdeu, Hh ham, Lee, Eastburn, Freeman-4 id don.-Iyes, Doane, Kemper, Deanq Third Ballot-Deposilion--Chase,H9l ,H9l Smith, M'llvaine, Polk, Lee, Johns, EaS -8. Suspension-Brownwell, Ives D Kempes, Delaney, Gadsden, Whiting fenshaw, Freeman-9. A majority voting for suspension. The proceedn the Court, evidence, pleadings, &r-l be published, a committee having bed pointed to saperintend the publication committee consists of the following pea Bishops Chase, Meade and Whittinghaa the Rev. Mir Tenbroeck, of Newark, sisiant clerk. The following is theset

 It is hereby ordered and deciarsd, sentence of this Court upon the resq is suspension from the office of a BFa the Church of God, and from all the tions of the sacred ministry; andhs do hereby soIemnly pronouncs and that the Right Reverend Benjamin la Onderdonk, Is suspended from all ezii' his Episcopal and ministerial lunttOn do order that the notice of this ssai'aS quired by said canon, be communfa the presiding Bishop, under hs h'a seal, to the ecclesiastical authorEd Diocese of this Church.

 Given under my hand an

 SEAL. this the Sd day of Jana

 D. 1915.

 PHILANDER CHs Scnior Bishop, and President of M

 We copy from the True Sun ol a what we presume is an accurate anan statement in relation to the closing M the trial

 The decision of guilty having 0a given on Friday morning, the congeaHa again, to consider the sentence wnia then be declared. The vote on " s affirmative, 9 negative. On sasPsD, was 9 to 8. A question was 'nsn whether this was temporary or F''s disability. A long discussion lOO' when a member declared, that II aha ite suspension was not submitted O'% on a reconsideration, vote at onee of immediate degradation.

 The friends of Bishop OilueiuV. agreed, as we understand, to suoli% cision similar to that made on ms ' case in Pennsylvania, which $ no less than an indefinite suspensloa Y ministerial and Episcopal luncil0Ds p'i.

 The Church is now withoa'ap there is no appeal from the sei''fa'a

 The Diocese Is, by the eanolis @ of standing committee, eoIlslsa51 5 clergy and four of the lalIy, sslss clesiastieal authority of the o'ae for them to call a conventions aa4 all general matters until . liee chosen. r. will be also lhelF o.s municale the sentence to the eieE, occse. who will be required to " their pulpils to their respective es.- rn The convention adjourned aa noon. "a

 We understand that the hss' pier, ol south Carolina, will sa a pamphlet proving lhn' 'liis '.'s. ,,a,. any way take it's rise n any ss doctrine or iraeiagianlsm. v nf the Convention are te Y puhlishesl, and will form A's

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