La vita di Philander Chase, primo vescovo di Ohio e Illinois, fondatore di Kenyon e collegi giubilare . astenendoci dal ad un corso del procedimento. 6. Che una dichiarazione della peculiare vuole di theDiocese di Ohio e lo scopo del Vescovo insegue visita,redatto in uno spirito conciliante e evitando asmuch come possibile tutta la materia di controversia; e chela detta dichiarazione insieme con eventuali documenti whichmay requisito appaiono essere fatto circolare in nome di thefriends del Vescovo Chase, a discrezione di un commit-raccordo a t a essere formato per tali scopi. 7. Che il Rev. Thomas Hartwell Home, theR

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The life of Philander Chase, first bishop of Ohio and Illinois, founder of Kenyon and Jubilee colleges . in abstaining from such a course of proceeding. 6. That a statement of the peculiar wants of theDiocese of Ohio and the object of Bishop Chases visit, be drawn up in a conciliatory spirit, and avoiding asmuch as possible all matter of controversy; and thatthe said statement together with any documents whichmay appear requisite be circulated in the name of thefriends of Bishop Chase, at the discretion of a Commit-tee to be formed for those purposes. 7. That the Rev. Thomas Hartwell Home, theRev. Josiah Pratt, the Rev. Henry Venn, the Rev.Thomas Webster, and the Rev. Samuel C. Wilkes doform the said Committee, and be further charged withmaking the most effectual arrangements for promotingthe object of Bishop Chases visit to this country. 8. That a subscription be opened in behalf of theDiocese of Ohio, and that Henry Hoare, Esq., be re-quested to act as Treasurer of the fund, and the Rt.Hon. Lord Gambier and Mr. Hoare to allow the pro-ceeds to be vested in government securities, in their. GEORGE W. MARRIOTT. Page JJl. Friends and Foes 171 joint names, until the same shall be drawn for by theproper authorities. That these resolutions be respectfully submitted tothe Rt. Rev. Bishop Chase. H. BuDD, Chairman. One of the clergy present at the meeting was theRev. Thomas Hartwell Home, author of the letter inthe British Critic which first led to the idea of appeal-ing to England for help, also the Rev. Mr. Wilkes, andmany more. The Bishop of St. Davids became awarm friend at this time, and another who seemed tohave a heart full of good-will and a manner made ofgenuine sunshine came to the Bishops aid in the mostunexpected way. Such a friend as is seldom foundin this cold world was G. M. Marriott, generous, true, and loving. Mr. Pratt did not allow grass to grow under hisfeet in publishing the resolutions of the clergy.Meantime the new friend, Mr. Marriott, continued toshow

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