. L'histoire de l'Église épiscopale américaine, 1587-1883 . uth car-olina avait pénétré dans la fédération générale des églises, hadété à l'unanimité. Il fut intersectionné à Christchurch, Philadel-phia, le 13 septembre 1795, et continua dans l'exercice de son bureau et de son ministère jusqu'à sa mort, le 28 octobre 1801, dans la soixante-dixième année de son âge. Aucune convention n'a été heldin Sud Carolinadu 23,1798 octobre au 20 février 1804, et à cette date l'élection d'un évêque a eu lieu, où le révérend Edward Jenkins, D.D., a été élu à l'unanimité

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. The history of the American Episcopal Church, 1587-1883 . uth Car-olina had entered thegeneral federation ofchurches at all, hadbeen unanimouslyelected. He was con-secrated at ChristChurch, Philadel-phia, on the 13thof September, 1795, and continued in theexercise of his officeand ministry untilhis death, on the 28thof October, 1801, inthe seventieth yearof his age. No con-ventions were heldin South Carolinafrom October 23, 1798, until February 20, 1804, and at this latter date the election of a bishop took place, whereupon the Rev. Edward Jenkins, D.D., was unanimously elected.The bishop-elect declined the honor thus oftercd, persuaded that at histime of life he could not fully and taithfully disciiarge the duties of tlie episcopal office. No further attempt wasj^ ^*, ^ ^ made until the 20th ofr^c^jT^ February, 1812, when the Rev. Theodore De-hon, D.D., was elected to the long-vacant episcopate. His consecrationtook place on the 15th of October following, and his death on the16th of August, 1817, in the fifth year of his episcopate. At the time. KOBERT SMITH, D.D., FIRST BISHOP OFSOUTH CAROLINA. 148 HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH. of his election the state of the Church in the interior of the State wastruly alarming. Though continuing to hold his parochial cure heAisited not only the whole of his large diocese, but undertook the careof the Chuich in Georgia. In frequent visitations, in the consecra-tion of a number of churches, in reviving the worship of the Churchwhere the services had long been discontinued, and in establishing itwhere it had been previously unknown, in seeking out candidates forholy orders, and in the discharge of all the functions of his office, Bishop Dehon proved himself to be an apostle indeed. To the depri-vation of services so abundant and valuable was added the loss of anexample at once winning and instructive ; and in his early death, in the forty-tirst year of his age, the_, ^^^^^^y-^L^a^, *, -?:^ Church at large, as well as in Sou

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