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The number requisite for choice being 80, majority
Of the whole there present 76-there was second bal
lot moved and passed. This resulted in vote Of 80 fol
Bowman, Sc for Tying, Scattering that there was
still no election DR.. Tying finding his chance
he delivered as extemporc, and quite mechanically
Its burden was follows =


Mr. Pars'pxSr-Hsving assentcd, contrary to my owr
ncnatons to the earnest enrcatics of my friends and
permitted my to go before the people of Pennsyl
vana athcr political phrascology candidate for the
two remarks in withdrawing nv name from hi,
canvass. profound atentionthc drop Of pin audible


have never in my life little desired the once Of BIZ
shop az at this hour rather tac admission to the
pas for feel that is Office which cannot but be at
tended at the present day with the greatest sacrifices
have induced the step now take were not more afraid
Of exaltaon and dignity than ofabor and trials
Of contempt which said stuff for and children
from tho Puseyite member) This know ID more
difficult to bear consistent with Christian humility
than obscurity and privstons. Another smiley now
my course, have done Earnestly and constantiy cons ant
throughout step proceeding which has placed
me in the position now hold before this Convention beg
leave to notify that the name of STEPHEN H. Two
withdrawn from this canvass now and forever once and
unalteraby iere many Of the ladies who crowded the


As soon DR.. lying took his seat, motion was made
TO postpone the further bsotings until the afternoon scs-
sion this being acccdcd to- will afford the Drs friends
doubt Of the ultimate result in DR. Bowman's favor


Inc excitement prevailing among our community &C.
:ty among tho Episcopaian portion Of It
intense. The galleries have been crowded with the
beauty and fashion of Philadelphia and the body of the
church appropriated to the convention cncroached upon
oy the overanxous laity. As evidence Of the ex-
treme length to which party feeling has boon carried


may % stated that the tcers obliged contrary to
apreceden 70 count the ballots in the church instead
othe vesry heretofore This was done At the moton
Of rabid low-churchman, who intnatcd suspcion OF
the integrity the teers two of whom Duchashet and
Maxwell are pastors oihe most respectable high church
congregations IN our city Awful state of things when
less confidence is placed In ecclesiascs ofccr than
In the Judge or inspector Of political election.


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