He goes on at once to say: "Of late I have felt more disposed to look into church matters than for six months past.

Last evening I made a visit to the Rev.Mr.
Haight" (an Episcopal clergyman) "and conversed with him about that subject for an hour and a half.

We differed very little in our opinions.

If the Church of Rome has fallen into corruptions from her over-warmth, the Anglican has neglected some of her duties through her coldness.

And if the Anglican receives the first five or six councils as legitimate and rejects the Council of Trent as not a full one, still, as an individual, I think Rome did not establish or enjoin anything in those decrees" (the Tridentine) "which was not in harmony with the Spirit of Christ, the Scriptures, and tradition.