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Some one evidently deposited TWO votes.


Second Ballot
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Two CergyBlcn declined 10 vote.


De. Bowman. So Rev. Mr., Morton-l


Dr. TyNs ...--..-...35 No choice.
Immediately after this announcement OF the second bal
lot. Or. Tying rose, and said


SRI have o5eyed the dictates Of my friends and yield
cd NJ my wishes and purposes TO their aectonae.
cordial ard joint determination, TO the extent 10 which
feel called upon make any such sacrifices.
lie declared he dG desire the office. and II he had
taken the re possibility nto his own hands, his name
never woald have been before the Diocese.


have sought, sad DR.. 7. the Lords guidance unceaS
ingly with PRAYER desire 10 do what IL right have no
fear oicprivauoS lab0rs trials but have great ear
eXsltiion and power say that from the very bottom
my heart feel exceedingly this nomination.,
Sc wish IT, In concuon said the learned divine, to be
known that the Of Dr. r. ng has been finally and un
ateraby withdrawn from nomination.
Here a recess If half hour taken On the return
OF the Convection. Dr. Tyng moved go into Third bal
ot and sir (a!d he) desire further to propose n"ne
Here DR.. Uphold and others called the gentleman 10
order.


The President decided that he not of order. DR.
T. procceded-I icsire to the attention a name
which wish pr sent 20 my brethren and friends in this
Convention name lie put in for this office
He then nominated Thomas VI. Clark. the Rector OF ST
Andrews Church, Philadelphia which motion
onded.


Some objection made but overrued, and the Con-
venton proceeded TOT


Third Ballot.
Rev. Dr. Bowman. Is rev. AOnzO Potter.
Rev. T. NJ Clark 81 Rev. Dr. Morton
40 choice.


Fourth Ballot
Rev. Dr. Bowman Rev. Alonzo Potter
Rev. r NJ. CLARK 33 Rev. Dr. Morton