Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 35, Brookville, Franklin County, 27 August 1847 — Page 2
TilF. A U 31 V.
ANOTHER.
Tin; New Organs National r,f August
Ih'ller tint a H.tstu Plate of S.tn.
j Whether ii was the plate nr the soup
i r"V?Mi K iro" t , V r,0,,'-,S , M,e , f '"'"V' j a hasty; is not a matter of moment l.U'OKIANI I liOM-'M !-..ll-. t . fl,.x nv; .t!pr "addressed to a Dcin-1 ! . . , , , j -... ,,;., ?.. . i. i- jsmeeHie victoites of era dual and Cero focrmrd t ffrsi !i tit Me tapiiM i t wci-At, by (en. I ttvlor. . . .
.-iD.-er. frVHfrof . f Camp nkak Mostehct. Mesiec, j "V" V, ' ,1 V . "
il-lie
! . -fj l." oftt l:lgl$ tM(!)l'..''r.
' SptCKliiv it "Pfit. . ..
.in ., - - nlie.j I and Meddlesome BtH-iw ar Mr. Van Wjck, M he I f '" poo.l to be dels yed ft om the "public I n ' ...i.. mnmftut f?.... I....I. .. ....
n iiik itt j1 i- ,.,iii,'iihiii. v.e ... .-n.il 1 iin'r, 9 iijhiii tnir,nl positun of j the Riui-war men as a set of "mad" men fit rti.ni with it. i a:f..r a Lunatic Hospital! We have read
(i , ... - t . .... . . r I . - . 'fi.. V 1 IriMII I. llrn. l.otlManv . its lilsl tenr
! ... , ... , , 1 e. i' ! h V i are ntraspd to v, 'M
Jt L,t.,l blrrk.'uleil. it" ? U,e ''l"? ,n nU.Ji,,n lo ,, c nrxt . e ,.ne moment. Gen. ScH Knk upon
" . , . - .. ; . resiliency and 1 he iroiiin
,iVr. ,.fAor- . r ,r i ,," le,"r ovef eral times, audit eels
jies bj ia!t!u Mi r, tu7 qxaint ir'.. the political piii.ciples and opinions of i ' ' , '
! i,e into l..e Lands the administration I .n.r,ir,, ,j mc .i7y. id tie Wv.veii.mrnt ma be placed,'' to all I. Dear have received the
Mr l,ar i: I ,;it Blotter of w l.ieU I fnilv crncn!e with ou in onn ' itier! tine Horn the lifv. Mr. An-
chmce vending ou a letui bt tie ex - Atkinc my v.ewon severa! sul.jsUts. ; e,pr. the oil, er signed by Mr. Van press MhicU '.eaxe at 10 m Lek this i " Frn us - I ihe i-ist ice a.-d necceeitv of j Wyrk.) askUs. on several grounds, the morning, and I vnite of a'.l the facia and )xU ' x!,,, 5,,,st,c'V on.c,,r ' ,,lMSef' Hiijse of James Thompson, a private
''"-" " 1 " oniHMini uiuiK , . me second ennent i Artillerv Isl and the power f jfwi r.,r creati. jrFUch ; ie ,as finPe lis rniis,mpnl refor'med hi
r.i'r.. " . 1 . - . ' . " abis. TiNUanBrBiiinent in favor of
tVnjs'un.'crH.c.n..i.,,,, locate, "
sacli a s stem of revenue. " ,..i-t..-, v-iv nai -'-u. urnnc i-iMiuruieu
ii!ff
Cn v or Mexico, J,.!y 30, 1S47.
i: I li;ie another
tumors up lo 9 oViock. I sent the lel'er
Air. I'Miiona, America:! co!
o,H'i:ed to
lector at era-riiz m onK-r -t
'lhe confusion f vhiih I
increased in lite
;'s de pa'ch.
i i.. I.... r.,...! I..
ciiv. and, nn-in m the delav f Cirner-j As rejrirds the firt interroratcrv. my i in llls rrr,'r,,,aiion. 2nd lie has become a! Sent, all the low robbers and murder-; duties and the position I occupy , I do no't H""- This makes hint at once a betors congregated here, tinder the name of consider it would he proper in me to give ,rr soldier and a better man, and fortuMh'ier. and patnou have become per-1 "y Pinion " r,,?rd to Ihe Fame; as a nateelv we are not wiihotil many piroctlv luvless, and opemy n.b the citizens c?pn. nJ Picu'mrly rolJier. it ia;o,M t filcers and men in on: ranks; but in the streets, and such store, and cafes j V'tZHl ?V, "W ,h.-1 ""f ;3 is -Hedged that he has embibed
. ...... .,..c, ,, i-foaiiiii.roiij.rierfioiis scruples asainst perform-
If the man be mad
. iiff I'uo vr in iiriKU K in a sre'Cii aiu' Iinn-1: v. j i!r ban- : . ' - i mc military ctnv
iIms and senrvv wrelehe. ft rami mil ,J ,.ri r.,i;:,. :,i.... ; lle hf oisc!iar?P(l an slirjeoil'j cer
from Ihe orisons to do their work of rdun- ahnnt i? inslieo r,r nrnl.in i tlficate Iritlnt eflt'Cl but if he has Otllv
11 the punishing him ir he should, when order-
endanperin? the honor and interests of the j
from the prisons to do thetr work of plunder and death. But the whole 10.KI0 have
eol less thin 3 000 suns, and a good share f these are tis-eie.is. IJeneral Scotl has been expected every day f.ir these to troinh-., until the Mexicans begin to think he nver i!l come. They report one day that he has no troops another that he is a cowaid and sgiin, that he is spending ihe money of the United States in provisioning his army at the highest price for everything, and that he shares ihe profits with the Mexican drovers r.nd others, who hive a eood understanding with him. I know that he is subjected to enormous expenses, which would have
t-en avo.deJ ha ! he reached this citv
weeks aao. Cattle which sold readily w hen he first came to Puebla for 84 a head, new brings 20. and every thine else a in proportion. The peace par'y here have lost all faiih an.paiience, they begin to doubt the integrity and power of the American Army, while every vagabond rej lices, because he imagines there will be no bar to law lessness. As I wrote yon before, neailv every mill of wealth, foieigners and ail, have
' ii IM Hi; 1 1 III llir IMf-- CIITlIlPr- : J
ted with it: believii g, as I do. it is our wi-, 'nrncd coward, w e have ample means of
set nulicv to be at neace vviili
wotld, ns lcnT as it can be done without ed. refuse lo fighl
I return the letter von enclosed, and
COlintrV. As retrart!) flip Rernm! nmt 'run nin , Aon . ..... nKAn,
, . - r. - - ii ii mii, ii , vii- at in. ,i,i uicai VSICCIII.
in iu ii.-j .ii .in-, i nin iiuv iici iiuii in "if ' ! yours Ituelv
wer them: I could only do so after invest
tgating thoee subjects, which I cannot now do; my w hole time leir.g fully occupied in attending to my proper official du-
V INDFIELD SCOTT.
Hon. M. Film ore.
This letter appears in the New York
t:es, wl.ich must n ! be rejected under l ,irprs' nnJ rame ''J mai ,al night.
ary ctrcmnstances. and I must snv to
you in substance whu I have said to others in regard to BtmiUr matters, that I am no politician. Near fort? years of my life have been passed in the pub'ic ser!L inn I 1. I). n . ... . t I I .1
j" ' "iiuv, uum in men in me
iic'u, ii i-iuip, on cur western trontier. or in the Indian country, and for ..early
O. Statesman, 17th.
The MritDER of M rs. Williams. The Deleirare Il.rpress gives the following particulars of the late horrid murder of ihe wife of the Rev. Gersham Williams, in Wayne county, Pa.
the two last, in this or Texas, rfurin J . " "l-n.s was engaged in conduct-
w hich time 1 have mt passed one ni-htl1"3 a "-"-bath School, and had started on
COriMERCIAL.
foot some half hour before her hiishand
far the school, having lo pass through a
When Mr
rreii ! I If I iA I.-. 1 n . i .
, , . . . 1 i I V,,"J "l Klf SIII&UU UU Willi U, B5 Ml the cuv, rarr 1112 such traMirr ht i rniiiS ... .1 r
IhJV nnn: I nn,l nil l,o . . i .1 . ....n- . .. rf
v.oii.i.1, .t.ivj an umillt'S I H MIneiliie1. i l(
The C(!!ectioiMr a ieht, and ihe reJres f a srievanre in court, are things no hn-
c -- - - J nu mii i i i i j i 111 imil a U I( lIS.f ll t aped from Mexico just as you did. Tor ii meiits, &c, of the different aspirants I.. - ! ...I - r ..... . ... . . 1 .
ii-iT-iiin. itMru uui uiai you were stis- nr in.ii iiign i i.ice, w hich might have pected for several days before yon left,and been very much allayed, if not prevented, B..klli2l'llll,k. ol.i 11 I-., it . - .. I r
ni:ui;uii iiiiini kepi over VilUr linine
and upon all vonr moveinen is. Twm'av.
more, and yni would never have seen the
l. lined stales. Aothtng saved you but the forethought of paying your landlord, interpreter, &c in advance, and leaving your trunk, which pin the polire olTiheir piurd. Two days after yon left ihe cily, jsn express was sent 200 miles to Cen. fJa'ay, rommatider of the cuard, decrib iii2 your person, and otderhg ymir arrest if found on ihe road, a!) ihe passes from the cily were also set with spies. God only knows what is to be t!ie end. I thought the cricisof misery was icachr.l weeks ajo, hut it only seems beginning. The distress of the peaceable poor U aw fd in the t-xtretue. Thev must rob or Miarve, for there is i;o;hing for them to
do, and tnieliaii:y to protect them. Ev
erythii! is at the mercv of the militia They have barricaded all the streets with sand bags, and every day or two pret-nd that Scott is advancing on the city, in order to create more confusioti, ai d get a better chance to plunder. Immense quantaties o paving stone have been carried M the topi of ihe houses, to hurl on the beads of the Yankees when they come if thev shoulj ever come. Itissaid that the English minister is making every eff oitlo bring the Americans to terms of peace,- but all Mexicans who have anything to sell to the American army are Clad to have the w ar kept up. as it helps their business. Another trial has been made tocast some cannon, but it failed on account .f the charcoal such is the reportand all further attempts are abandoned. Santa Anna is still here President, or rather tyrant for he rules with Hbsolute sway. lie has quarreled with Gen. Alvarez, because Alvarez would not submit to be commanded by Canalizo. v l.o is a rt.filan. w ithoul character or in fmence. AUanz hai cone back with his troops, reported 15,000, in consequence of the qnarre'; which has made Santa Anna petfcrly savage. Several Americans a'e still in Santiago prison, though they were to have been sent off several 'ays P2-v Some of them, it is said, have died from the cruelties practiced on ihem. The priest of ulmm I wrote, as running off w ith SS0.000. has returned to the citv; he had only taken the money away to secure it.
n irishman vhh an American wife
than aoj horses. They were seized bv
exp anation or a dollar of nav. Incense
qnence of the duty beinj! taken off from
specie, an immense quantity is being exchanged f.ir U. S. draf.s and Iwju.h.
notes.
I11I...V. s nt; Itilllliu. l.nvii ,11 ..Ai.t ..
.... a-rui i the speculation, and will clear millions if the war continues, as all that can be possibly worked at the mines will be hurried out of thn country in consequence of the no duty.
miner me rool of a house.
iifiii! uuing a canniciaie nr mei"" - un. ( Presidency at the coming election, I have ! eopse of woods, on the way lumcniritinni! in I. . ...... .1 . V; 1 1 1,. 1 f . . : 1 :
- . -..... i..,(- in i-imv n , aiiu r jjrci the siibject has been airitated at this early day, and that it had not been deferred until the close of this war, or until the end of the next tension of Conercss, es-
e pur nc service in this nuarter, by mv
ojeia!iotis bring embarrassed, ns well as to ptoduce much excitement in the
country grow ing out of a discussion of
Williams and familv arrived at the si-hnnl
house, they were? alarmed upon learning that Mrs. W. had not vet arrived, and
commenced an immediate search, first
amoi.g the neighbors, then the toad-side. They soon found her, lying some twenty feet from the highway, dead and bearing evidence that her person had been violated. Suspicion was at once attached to Hell, an Englishman, and who had been it: the vicinity for some days, and but the day privinns had been at the house of Mrs. W. begging, she having furnished him with a coat and other clothing. lie was found within half a mile from the murdered w omen, strolling annul, and when taken and charged w ith the murder, carelessly stated that ' he guessed she w as not dead that he did not mean lo kill her, but that she fought so hard and screamed so loud that he xras obliged to choke her lo stop her roice." The villan says he came from England some six years since that in the old w ot id his p-.renls brought him up to stealing and robbing that he had been five years during his stay in America in Pen-
considered a candidate for the Presiden-ji,pn,iar' lhe City of Philadelphia rv it Ime i.n.. I,.. .... r. ' thai he started from there some u-ppk
ii.ia l lie suggestion t.een lielerred as sue
geMcd; besides very many changes may
ake place between now and 1S13. so
much so as io nuke it desirable for the interest c f the country, that some other individual than myself, better qualified for the situation be selected; and could be beeleced, I would not only acquiesce in such an arrangement, but would re
joice that the republ-c had one citizen.
and no doubt there are thousands, more deseiviiig ih;,,i I am, and better qualified to discharge the duties of said office.
If I have been named by others and
C . 11 lias. Ilfifill nv url iinnni nT nimii in
j . ...... . ni.vni ifi 111 Mr III
and if the rood people think a""-c 1 pracuce uis utismess in these
im'lil. Inill ill l!;;il ift.ili.il, unit ! T-1''
... . ' r.. ... nil. iii. i...
.i nn mi,;, i up neizuoors 01 me a-
the matter
my service
elect tile I will feel bound to aerre ihem
and all ihe pledges and explanations I can cuter into and make, as regatd this or that policy, is, that I will do so honestly and laithfully to the best of mv abilities, strictly in compliance w ith the Constitution. Slioul 1 I ever occupy the White House, it must be by the spontaneous movement of the people, and by no acl of mine, so that I could go into ihe office untrammeled.and be the chief Magistrate of the nation and not of a party. Hut should they, the people, change their views and opinions between this and the time i f holding the election, and cast their votes for the Presidency for some one else, I w ill not complain. With considerations of respect, I i rmain Your ob't servant. Z. TAYLOR. Mr. Edward Df.li ny. P. S. Iwi'ne in greal haste, and under constant interruption.
dy were so much excited bv his indif
ference that it was almost impossible to
to prevent them from hanging him up upon the spot; better counsel, however, prevailed. He was examined and confi
ned afoly in the Hinsdale jail
Taylor Meeting in Ilarrisbnrsr. A
meeting of the "Taylor Central Corres
ponding Committee." composed entireli
of gentlemen belonging to the Democrat
ic parly, was held in llarrisberg on Sat
urday last, at which meeting Col. Setb
, S ilisbery w as elected Chaisman of the
Committee, and Richard aux and Henry
... uverton, tisqrs., Sscreianes. The
lion- Ellis Lew is offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adop
tec: i ....
nesoirea. i n at it he recommended to
the people of this commonwealth to as
semble in Mass Meeting at llarrisberg on the25.h day of September next.(the anniversary of the victory or Monterey) lo adept such measures as may be deemed
proper to promote the election of Gene
400 initiations iliirinn
ihp tine! --. 1 1- 'I'l . . r . l. ......
-.i',, --,.-.j,i. aut-irri t 1 1 ll r 5i i n I lit: ffil I lie wbu-h of course makes hun an American period have nearly doubled. The whole here, who keeps the largest liveiy sia- number of Lodges in the State is now hie in Mexico or rather an establishment i tweniv-iwo ci.ilii !,;
" - i - . j ....-,... iiuiiii- ir,, ii i.iini it urn O." I i r r . id.. . I , L -.. . 1 . . l ' l . .
- i".rii;uii(; nirir uorses k
Grand lsl?e I. O of Mississippi. The Grand Lodae of lhe Indenendent Or
t. .,r ri t.i it c f r : I
... . , vim i nklin I'l lilt; ciaie OI .lIS-" "oinm in vcil-:-sissippi, adjourned on the 21 si hist, after ral Z:r --"' Taylor to the Presidency of a session of three davs. The reports i ,1,e Unilecl St-ttes.'
t -ays the Aaichez Loiuierjshow the insiitmi.ni of Odd Fellowship to be in a most flomishin? condition in our State. The follow ing Grand officers were elected f ir the comiii? year: Thomas Reed Grand Master; D. N Harrows, P. G. Maser;A. H. Kendrick. G. Warden; John R. Dicks, G. Secretary: Itoherl Howe,
I.. Treasurer; George J. Dicks. G. Chap
lam. 1 here w as
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA. Kohton, Aug. 18, 8 P. M. The steamer Cumbria was telegraph ed i ff Poston at 30 minutes p ist two o'clock this iifteinoon, and landed her mail a little after 3 o'clock. The Cambi ia sailed from Live-.cm! on the 4ih i.i Mui.i. Liverpool. Aug. -i i It.
SONS OF TE3I1KKAXCE.
Anntt?il Sessloa of the Grauid Divlsioa
Decisions and Ruler.
below the Decision. r ..,
t i'iiii iiii ic.ii.v ip iirui.i.i. . r .i . -
rt,..i r,;..:.:..... u.. .. . . manorial and
, ..ii.nu imisniiis. iiv wn en t ip k Urn r .. -. ii-.
T.., - , . 7. . ' ... .. . .' . "" -divisions 111 lhi
a iniiai session oi tne ura-id Un ion ol India. la will be 'aie win oe regulated. w held by permission .,f the M. W. P. at Indianapolis, to com-I npr.iovc T mence on the f,.ur,h Tuesday in October r.ext. ! h Tfc vX" n tty order of ih G. W. P., E. II. CARRY, G. S. i UZZZZZZ Vl'JP rtrookvi;;,.. At.jf 13.h, 1817. I fic.r,..r,h Divi.i.,,, .i,llin h,r junuTi",! iclpir-nTT ',h ""f-
A I in lintl L il... I .. I : I . .-..iiiiiii -n. in. r nr ullii ctmlK ui.t oa thr ti n -..:.l """"r-"
..i' mil" n i .1 s rs nil. ;il m 11 iimi d 1-i.ri. nicon. . n. ........ ..c .1.. . 1: - . . . . 1 "m
11 'I lii have a full account ol the Divisions
mi..i.,i, ofthe ppli.-.i.t. in the Divminn . .ki.i. 1. T..1 '"".""V 0 ihr..
is S:ate. Von l-V..1'".:"? "'dv' or dtt lx"' ,hc l'l-.t l.a!l " b7idTi;,",'J if"b-
essen-
111
1 lie IJurn lii.iil.i-l i-.lii l t ivrr ,n. 1 "' .irn-ii reO'ie-lPO li have Hie returns nf il.o ri ii-i ... ' iWiliiicn;.;,: ". .
teiial dec '.ine from ihe ptices receie. on : J'our report as D. G. W. P. forw arded lo Ilrookville asVar- ! p."?;"iu"' ,0 -u"-uraP-' !'Pi putihe ump.I-c" m"?1 (jr the 28 h ultimo. Rest We.-iern Canal i ' B P,,Js;bk, an.l not retained until the c-mm urement f t he i , 1 "prnnirr ii.at .he r.B.ecr, hnti.. r is.inr t;..i.. a . - ... ... ... . . .in i I .. i : : . Ilii- i.HMitill.ull. Ir ilriik.ii tv.. .1.......... tii.i,i d Arr.Jtt.f
i lour is quoted ai u i .er narrel. " "uuajM.iis. !..niir i)ivi.i..n . ..rv Vhr , no ro,ri Sub-
,-"'..: 10 Ar.. l00f,lieC. ,,.,. (J....Vl. p 2.) rr am", THE ORDER IN INDIANA. jJiXr U e are rcce i:,, ,l,e most cheering ac counts of the process r,',... ; , - , ' 7 P (J,,urMll-
01 the Order throughout the Slate. There have laielv been1 Un.n.rr m .,11 or b t,r Son ,T.1m.P'"fr
lUltimore and Piiilidelphia 2G.2G Gl per brl.. Richmond 25 i2i'n, Xi;w Orleans and Ohio23..25.-.
L mtcd Slates W heat is selling at 8 9
;f.... . , 1 . ., rt , . . i .iiin.iiii.1
l'r:tiu? Indian Cm 2G a 3 )i j "'"r "r " carters g,ante1, making, we believe about 100 Di-1 ' rut K in . suwii.,r Diu-nB , A , unsound 2Ja 2i,; Corn Meal, I ,fi""'in the State, and placing Indiana as the fourth Stale j -. c.,,,,it..tion.i qu,..,o, ... ,i,r mrmu'rV? X".,,ir:Kr w V
T -I . . . . rar nir uniir.i nr to llu-li. I. M......,ul .. - ".imitii
"ir us. riiniiru "ranipn w ere at I.mtii :.ll. I 'II i.-.i. j:. r, . r i
.... . .. . . . . in..... ...J t..... .... .... ' I . ".....-.... ii..-njin m
i ne suuuen uec.ine to Im e idstu r is - " "MU ' ') u,u- i nere nave I uely been several celebra
attributed to the piessure in the money ' M",ls ,n Sale. which have been numerously attended man
pro-pei u of ll0i,,lll2 he deepest interest for the cause.
per qu it icr,
I4s per bi I.
! any oilier Subordinate Divi-im, in r m.tirr .HVcJim. ,T . - tn-1nl" of ' J Son, of T..P. ranc, or ,h. aciun, ... X'??'' ; o.li, r r .r tl.an b, .P.l5 ing to ,l,r Grand Division t . tike .'-,?, V "hi" I n r. 'Journal pace 7i.) Ke "on m ,hc "t-
1 li.t it i. palpable violation of ihe acn d irnt, and the b. n.vnl.n. i c.r of our iu.iiiuiion, for Si.bo.d.i.aie d..i,i,. .'?,:"' I" ,.c,'f-
p..r,,.,,., oilier than the n.--.rj- and econo,ie,l nvr,l-i rihe Di.?.?nT and lo iiurelv benevolent olmri. HI nui.x ..I... I I.. . n . 'I'll,
' f-ituiifiniruruit. (Journal'..
Iial a m-eteit, on the part of Depuv G. W. Ts . to dic-irr ih-;. . . n port .hereon, dervv. the .i v..t censure Iron. Z cV.. . , '.'
market, and the favorable
the grow ing crops,
Indian Corn declined 8 lo 10 per c.tiar-! EASTERN VISIT OF M. W. P., WHITE
tei London on the 2J ins'. '- Philm S. White, of Philadelnbia M W i ..t o,- v. --)
inProvisions Ueef-"o..d nor :tilJ !lw ; ,'nl Division, left ibis citv on Ve.inv,. ; i.. ! ...i .. V .i' on 'nePrt rDepuy g. w. p
(new j 90 to 03-; Mess per 304 lbs f old ) , ,he s"l",, ': Manchester, N. II. (where he met with several of J'.'."
GO a T5s per b,l. M Orand D.vision office , of that Slate.) Maine and Vermont. Kp Lard-F.ne Leaf in kegs 50. 52s per ! nr"- lnte' laborers, w hile snjnnrninr in this State have been f"""J ;n.fill.''' V , (J-n-t p-t.'O "pt pe..o, can be cwt. Cheese 50to 75s. ! ij,'ly advantageous lo the Order, and have al.ead v,nA.A D..ii: i'KbS.2f IiJXii!o;.,iu?- T'--
he n,,.., report ,, decision, , ,he next m.n.he G TJournaVp??! 1 hat all question, whether d reeled tih. (; - i . ... - ' " P; ."
in Woterton, IXVuZV.?"1 SuU'"!"-- ir
ew I in it all Jiuburilinalv .Divmiin. umlrr tli
Cotton -Large sales are making for ex-! er'a,y to its increase and prominence before the community. I
ri ami speculation. 1 lie niiotjituins are- ""s e. -nun" applications lor new Di v . .ms in vv
Fair Upland 711 Middlig Mobile GlJ; I)ed l,am. Q "incey, Med way, Rrighton, West Cambridt:
dining the past year. P. G. M. Win. II.
has been rubbed by Santa Anna of more j Rrow n was elected representative to the I i . ii ') I l V. n-i . . t .
Grand Lodseof the V. States, and J. S. B
and for the soldiers, without a word of i Thatcher his alternate. The' whole num
-j ber of members in the State is 9000.
Fifty-four Grand Lodge members were in attendance at the late communication. The increase of the -Order Hurimr th
... ........ .. I.I.IVII..I. u,r iniirr uuiiii lilt by lnch a profit of fitieen per cent pa,t year has been rapid.and a larce scope e. I he II :i rill it a I ... .... '. .' . . . . . .'
FimuU I.rpt,uiyj.lcnn Paul Fays thai a lady officer, if she w anted lo cive ihe word ball to her troop., wonld do ii somewhat in this wise: "You soldiers, all of you. now mind, I otder you.assoon
a i nae nnlied speakin;:, to stand still
has thus been riven the everricp nt il.i
Christian benevolence and chartiiy so peculiar to this praise worthy institution. Considerable business was transacted.
Indiana Methodist Conference. This
oouy w in meet in Kransville on the Gih or October, 1S47. Accordins to custom throughout the country the Church depends on the hospitality of the citizens at
large to provide the large number of
preacners Drought together by the occasion wiih suitable accomodations during
me sesMon oi the Conference, which will
continue aooui a w eek.
ijvansviiie is not behind any part of
.iic country in Hospitality, and we know that these men w ho devote their lives to
preaching the Gospel will find, while
among us, fotn lood and shelter with
hearty welcome; already a number of
our citizens have volunteered to pro
vide lor as many as they have room for
in their houses. Utacsrille Journal.
Marriage extraordinary. In Kingston. N. H-. Col. Wnv Webster, aged 67, to Miss Martha Winslow, aged 16. Dy the above union, the bridecroom has mar-
neu ins sister's grand daughter, which makes the bride to her great uncle, a w ife sisier lo her grandfather & grand mother,
aunt to tier lather and mother, and great
every one of y. on the spot, where annl to her l.roiher. .,.1 c... :.
yon happen lobe; do,,", you hear me? , s.ep mother to five children.'forleenrand ha, I.Aj-,.!ry.,u... . jclnldrenand one great grand child.- . I Lou. Juurual.
I)Rr.DErr. Gcn-Cottok Explosion. '
i tie last LfOiidnn papers report a terif ic explosion at marsh linn Cuinn Wmt
in Favcrsham.on the loth July, arising . . 1 r ., r"
apparcnuy irom rue spontaneous ignition of run-cotton bv which cnmA t.ventv
lives were lost, many persons injured and
v;m amount, or property destroyed. Refore the Introduction of cotton tl
four buildings exploded were used for
"Tin? gun-powder, and were called stoves
ueinif in a row one seiore the other, with
mound ol earth in a pyramidical form
or auout ..'ii teei tiasc between each to cut
oil communication in the event of an acci dent; but this device proved utterly use less, for all were blown la atnma im
mense bars of iron even were twi6ied like
twigs, lhe scene of terror and destruction was aonalin? men. women nrl i,ii
d.-en flying with screams in every dirccP! - t - .
nun. intj explosion .vas leit at a dis tance of H0 miles. In one instance a wl.e.t
initiate into i,,. n.l.. r.l,... LJ arr niroinuc n to
ol-our land. (April 1847.)' l"'"r' 0E"" '"ch bMbe ia, ti . nr.risioxs of the n ational division-, i That nn Si.hordinate D,v,i,.,n ,.f ,he Order, .hall admit to f.-llowl.in anv penon a. an honorary member, rrroeerdin. n . "ip "
tot.id. Middling Aial ama and Tennessee i "?a'''-, (ihe second D. vision in that growi:i place ) Roxbury GJ to GSd; Middling Orleans Gl to 7J; i Reading, Middieboro', and Fairharen, heha's lectured in Fall Cowed Georgia Middling G 3 4 to G 7 8. j River, Lowell, New ton. Upper Falls, Waltham, Kingston, Parliament has been dissolved, and the !' f'Hinton, Concord, and R iston, as well as snoke at the ree.nt
Elections show the triumph of Free j -"Hon of the Dristol County Temperance Conventional all we!,' a! ne'. Trade principles. Lord John Russell is of wl",-' places by his lofty eloquence, clear s.nniiin. . ' """'"P'W'
iic iiainiitiny wiibib promises an . .. ., "rmc miu mai ai me urislol County Conabundant yield. The poiatoe is bin Mule j ven,ioi'' Mr John B. G.mgli, the well-known temperance leceflected vviili i!iene. nr.,-1 f i.n'...a n.i .1,.. ! tnrer. most unexnec'e.llv mnito nn ..r . .. , ... .
tress are already vanished from Ireland. ! the orgmization of .he Sons of Temperance which I ""'V0' The Uemairs of Daniel O'ounnel have I ,ud evcr 'n I'eard, stating that this new feature of ihe ereat I .5rr"'i!TriVvi:io": .r ?Vid b " pnu. ,,sitZ'
arrived in Dublin. reform, over the whole count rv thrn.-.oii ..k;i, i., .... j ! evnira.in.ior i.. a, " '-or no ct fr..m .he
I . - j "b" ..iiii.il nc imu oasseo, I . . ....... i,iU M ,,r member. Several beavv f;iitores Ilu : was monono I : rt : ti r everv .n!
j ...... ... ivu i . - - -j . - .iii'iionic pnase, ana was i l nat no brother bra.lmi.ted to
arm. and
(Proceed in CS, p. 33.) ' "oie o. ,ne .el: uM5t. That hereaf.r no traveHiiic ant shall Ik- granted for. lonrer time than
(I'roceidinp,,
in Corn trade, and more expected
A conspiracy to take the Pope to Naples by force has been discovered at Rome. Louis Pliillippe was well received by thepeople who manifested ihier respect by a glorious celebration which lasied three days. The Cucassia-is and Russians had a most sanguinary battle, ia which the latter were defeated. Sw itzerland is threatened with a revolution. The proprietor of ihe. London limes died last w eek. The Weslyan Conference commenced silling, al Liverpool, la-t week.
deemed ere lone, in his opinion, to knit no w ith sill-en mr, prJ nd explanation. .miiS i"
a great brotherhood of me,,, harmoniously de.erm.ne4 to ban! j t.. MrraVcd'.".
isn irom our neioved country its greatest enemy During his visit to this city, Bro. White has had several interviews with prominent inaividmls connected with the temperance movement, the result of which, we doubt not will ere long, be truely beneficial to the Order. His tour through Ma.neandVer.nont will be necessarily aeeelerated.as he hastens to Maryland, m accordance with his official duties entrusted to him at the recent session of the National Divi.ion We trust he may be successful in his mission. The n'0. ;.. m.
I , - . . . - ' viui-i in 41(13 j . . . , r-w .... ... a ruiiiirciltm DfIW
........ ,., ,,lr SoI1, f Temperance. (Prociedmr., pi . '"J l d.l"':r:"!.fcr V- l-ored ... e:.r.,rce ..nc'Tv . m.!
The Saturday Evening Post, published a, St Louis, in all,,- rV OB to the Order nf lh Son. fT. .. .. 1 .. ,n " C"?",d ". or in a Subordinate Division, .n n,rL.."-.'.t''
Subordinate Diiion bv the travellincan also tirei-n. .he , -.. . ..i.- .!
Division. (Proceediii)r, pace Jl ) at .he firi :.. J, 7 . '
fPn-cecd nc. oar.- .3 " " "' annually.
That no Grand Division shall be entitled to r.-ceive the paword. nn.il h.
j r - . e reqinrea to MT that I lie music etul.li.t, ed flir Ihe op. ,n,t.ato.y ,d closing c rem.mie., and no other bVL i uiih.u their jurisdictions. ( I'rocidinps, pace 54 ) ' " d That a W. 1. be authorized to communicate .he travelling ..assnord ar.l.. rlanafon .o . travelling brother, hen reoumnd to do so by Vhe W P .',r,l?' " ,raVt"'"5 bruth" BS i,. seal (P;, DKCISIOXS OF THE NATIONAL lTTTillOX AT IIS AXM'IL FS
'a .... V p, . " 10 ",rra " f"iiecti.,n between the .National Di.i,.
SR.) Cular to ornnirr any addi-
, . . 1 uw.lis, in nil dlllff to the Oritur nf ilia Srn fT .
1 . cnii.crauce, nas the loiiowmz
.c.iiatKs, vvn.cn we trust will fnd a response in the heartof every Brother. e rejoice at such indications that our Order s reeeivmiT fn.m ili -..,!,';..- .1 .
inai attention which iis
serve. T;:e
d never 'slum
Cncinnati market.
Flour The maikel w as very quiel to-1 hiS" purpose and grand results so eminently d dav. and the only sales reported w ere ""st says of the Ordei: "Its
- . sjivj:u IIL 1 ri 7illlll-
100 brls from store, at Sl;33; DO do in 3 her nor 8leP "mil the last croijiTerv ha el..,n ..i.
lots at S;30. anI ihe last drunkard reclaimed from the err,,, r i,;- -
This is bound lo bo the result if ihe 'Sons' be but true lo themselves. Let every one feel, then, that he is pledged for life to a great moral work, and that
... nnu u.e nope oi the entire cause, such is the ract, and such should be the sentiment of every true Son of
.........
e linm rr.,.n .1.. : . s. . !
v'i.. oia-.e j..n.nal.i T. ..... . ..
mil me SUi;easBD.fl near IVnlli,. nm .n n nnrrei or nour irom I lull a- j fi , Z -w ....c w uca W.rrew oumv . he h i . U l A,b,"v ,s 31 T,' via s-' ec,ld, lwo cre8 completely blasted 3 g J ; ' h x,z-. 7 on the Welltnd. rvb!le hoUiCS werd Uittcred in every di er, M.i.e, Geo. Lwf,.,d: killed. and 1 on tbeOc and Eric final. ' recll0n'
H'usfrv Sales of 19S bils in 4 lots, at 17ic, IS8 do at 17c. Cheese Sales of 121 boxes in 3 lots, selected for shipment, at 7c; 100 do unselected, at Gjc. ShotK sale of 7 kegs, at 14:50, Sugar Sales of No. 5 good fair N. O. at 7ie;l2 do, to go to the lakes, at 7c, 10
brls No 2 Pow dered, at 10ic 3 boxes good '
White Havana, at !)c. I,ard Siles of 48 kegs and 4 brls No 2 at Gic Iard Od sale of 23 brls summer at Goc, brls extra. Cotton A sale of 38 bales Batting, at 9Je. Malt -A sale of 13J bushels Barley, at 80c. Sail Sales about two weeks since of 1200 brls No I Kmawha from liver, at 23c, and inspection. Cin. Gaz.
New Yohk, Angusi23, 8 P M. The market for Flour eponed this morning al $o;81 J for Genessee, and 5.50a3;61 for Western. This evening the closing rates are fur Western 5;30. and for Genessee 5;73 showing a slight decline. There is a moderate demand for prime yellow Corn al 75c. A sale of 10XKX) bushels of heated at G7c. The market for Wheat is steady, with a good demand at 130o for prime While, and I20c for Red. In Provisions there is no change in prices or demand. Small sales of Mess Beef are making at SI2;50al3; Prime 0, Mess Pork 11.73 i!lS7 Prime do 12;00. Lard in brls and kegsOiallcNo change in Groceries worthy of note. The S:ock market is without change. There is less ac'iviiy in the Cotton Mar ket, and the sales are to a moderate exlent only al III1II3 for ordinary to good ordinary Louisiana; 1 2 j a 1 3 for middling fair to fair, and 13fI4l for fair to fully good fair, 73je for good Fair Upland Philadelphia; August 23 1,8 P: M. The Flour maikel is firm, w ith a moderate demand. Sales of Brandy wine at SG:!2, and of 1000 brls Western, line and delivered, at $0. Sales of Sourthern white Wheat al I27c. Penn. prime is held at 140e.
Yellow Corn is selling al 7fu7Se,
GRAND DIVISION OF MAINE. The quarterly session was held i rct ti -i .. -
1 i'l I . i, .ri ""''""""ii, .in me i nil. I lliriV-ninn renreaontaiivoc . ...i
- --i ....I.IU...VO ..nr iiiiiiditu. jue report or the Grand Scribe represents the Divisions, generally in good condition. Two tharleis for new Divisions have been granted during the quarter-one at Lubec, called Passamaquady. No. 80, and one al Brow nsv i!!e, railed Northern, No. I'l'' n j 'S.an imere1 Prevailing over .he State in favor of the Order, and movements are making m many .own, to have Divisions insi.luted w hen lhe business season is over and lhe evenings become longer. The following returns w ere made lo lhe National Division tor the year ending in June last: "Members initiated in sixty-nine Divisions 2 545, suspended 3o. expelled 13, deaths 10, violations of ihe pledge 110 reinstated 40, violations ofni.e pledse second time 9. There were 3:810 contributing meniheis. $12,291 82 have been received rVit sudlvisios.Sl.785 70 have been paid for benefit 4G3il,cashonhanr?,SG00 59had been paid as percentage to the Grand Division, and lhe number of members of ihe Grand Division was was 13S.-.V. Y. Oran.
GRAND DIVISION OF PENNSYLVANIA The quarterly session was held at Philadelphia on the 28ih "It. A number or charters for new Divisions were granted gelling, he number in that State to 277. From the repon "I tj. v.i. Crosby it appears that the condition oT the Order '-"" country TO Dim ision. and 0,160 mendns ion, 1 9io Dlvu,s,0l,s "'" -209 members; Chester. 13 DivisT2tl 9Jnember Scu, Ikill, 12Divisions, 987:,nembers; Delaware, II Divisions, 905 members; Lancaster 9 Division 771 members; Luzerne, 11 Divisions, 712 members; Bucks 10 Di v.Hons, ,02 members. At the lime of drawing ,,P ,1 report the whole number of members relumed i the State was 23 -Uo. A number of Divisions hsve since forwarded their returns, swellinj; the number to nearly 21.000. An adjourned aT.'uT 81 ritl'burS''. 3J WcdnesdaTii.
...A .1.... .i n . . "".".. "i ne oe cioim u ii, ,titn.nr:i
r. ,,. lo the officers in th.ir o n rZ" . T "'cl,,.,,.
ess.ne n e.i.ao, subordilia.e Ii. ision. shall ala, . he . n..;"..;;.' ;" "
n spective Siilmnluiate Oi.i.ions.
ordinate D.v.ion, to thor member. ho choose
Never. here in Sulw
patri-60.) " ",uw ,u var iu ( 1'roceeUiiigs,
. bVlVra'Irt IbrXV," ""J 'Pir'O.o.,, or mat. lin.,o, ie r cider i . i t DECISIONS OF THE M. W. p. 1. That nllier limn -.-.
for Tiola.i,,,.. fAnil w ,.V,"V c"mPt,., '"-' n trial.
. ., .W.1.111.H1U11 in numiniii
9 Tl.-. .... . " ."""rummc Liivisiiins.
I, k i. . . ". ( t!"' uei U-,"l Grand Division. d.,riilc ,hr inV P!. .r.o .KTU 8 '"JnUal -'""i" fT representative.. e.Z, ,h, sV P. ' W. P . adl'iil 'ill c b v ca rd ""' "' """"' P-d. of the ea'r."
t o
jiaje 70.J
na. airent ot (he law n- n..t ;...i..j.j .v . . . .
Articles of, he Constitution of' Suboruimue OZ, p" "ZV
.... , VIOI.ATlXr; ARTICLE 2.1. rwV"!" r novr'H'-lli'-rliavinevMilau-U Art. 2, of the Constituner I .s'.Vr ' P"srn " 'hartr to the Division through .he W. P a. per last clause ol Sec. 2, Art. 7. For instance, if brother A. B. sees bro her nr.h r 5 2' ThTni.ieni, or ifhe has sa.isfac.orr i' ,?f .frm" m'm," r r '" Orsler, it th. n b. conies hi. duly to make Hie charge and sj.et-.ly lhe on, nee, in substance, as follows: 5 To ,hr VV P. of Division. x. S. of T., Slate f i0 ' TrfLZ: I T . "'i'" X E- K" " i,h vi"l""''T f -ons,i,,ion. prc,j,cnt,on.-ln ilrnikiipr inl.mca'.inr liquor al lhe Three Tun Tavern. " ov. , 184-, belMc.n the hours of anil llu. ctarjre and specification should be n ferred to a committer of five (ae- !! i? " ' S: c-.3' "ft-'onstitiMion of SulMirdinate Di, isioii.) l.o shuuM .roe on i 7'7 ,0"'1-''l'!ica.. d brother. If the committee nn.l the charpr !n cnec,;Lj 'f!l:,!,,e br,lKr ' bt' VlU'tlUl "d u"''5. 'hl "" TPort.
(Date.)
aimins. hm.h, v- i- u .V '""' "u.er .1 . 11 .
.... ..... ... . ., . .i resp.ciitinv reliiirlI hat e have dig, inquired and . xan.in.d into the chaiee fully suTiained. Here let such Ine
.ne matt, ras the commil.i e shall deem esnedient
ouia lurtner n port, that the, hove every reason to bilie'e
T" : Division, S. of T., State of
e, tile commute .. li...n
GRAND DIVISION OF VIRGINIA. laT Therre,'ly sesV" waj,,eId 31 "'Chester week before la. The returns or subordinate Divisions lo the Gnrd TV vsion of this S.a,e, up ,o April las,, show the ondhi I of it Order ,o hem. mo., flourishing position. A.ihat time c,ar. ear i7I "I' 8ban,ed " "'f " ? durin
- - -...,....u.U tfo rjiruru, anu 14 died. In
into the circumstances anit fin.t
Here let such facts be stall J connected wilt.
l he comniiifi-e i... r..P.i...- . . .!. . .'t
t III hmlh... r- l? .1 . ' . ...... ........... mi
nreserve hi. P, regrets llie circiini.tance, anil. iT re-in stated, ill nVendXa .i, '"". "J , 1":""' r- The con.i.iituc o.,ld, therefore, rccommtna tn-r annexid resolutions. ' r, , . .... . , S'tned, (hv the wwained. l"'t'f, rrr,) '' brM" T A- B- against bro.hvr E. h, ...Hof.".' 'A'' bro'l,,,r E- F- "- re-iiistau d by c.impl, in? m ill. th. Constitution and By. Laws of this Division. .hT.!,le?'''I',l!nJ,,,0'',,, l"'ov--'U lhe next re;iilar meetiiif, and the n. P. like the lo7lowin7- ,Cr E' SUk"a"C,? r ",c " Por'. methinr nr?.Tfc.r F- F- Yo" tienhy notified to apptr on i-veninr next, at the Division nnim, No. , , show cause, if any von have, why your name should not be erased from the Constitution, in accordance w ith article 10. Sec.
Signed,
I. V'j " ,hou,5,,t prevent misunder.iandiiit;, as well as atTord v.-t "nVn,!,,,J brother every reasonable opportunity to defend himself. w ne.ner the brother appears or no., at lhe xt meetinc the resolutions may rI"nSi n '? Vpo" !,,e fir b,i"S adopted, .lie W. P. should direct the name of the brother to be erased. Should the committer find lhe' brother impenitent, or deem him unworthv, oie facts shall be stand in the report, and the adoption of something like the loiinw in; recommended, instead of the second resolution: n't'"'?'' i11"1 E" F- cxPrl"l. d bis name entered on the Black B.Mik. llu. should also lay over till the neM meeting, and the notification of the K. S. citing him to appear should contain the substance of the report and res. nlutions. If both are adopted, the expelled member ijniwt be agin proposed for six months. If how ever a brother comes before the Division, and voluntarily acknowledges that he has violated the Pledge, ihe W. p. should appoint a committee, in accordance with Art. 7, Sec. 3d, who may retire and report immediately, w hen, if the Division so direct, the brother mav be re-instated at once. (Are . I, .Vo. 1, Journal al the S. oT., publiihed by the Sational livitin,pajjet
Ion
Baltimore, August 23, 3 P. M. Moderate sales of Howard street Flour at Sj,75. Of city mills GOO brls sold at SO. There is a steady demand fir Wheat, with sales to the extent of 10000 bush at I32il35e for piime while, and 114a120o for red. Sales at Corn of 72c r.ir prime white an I yellow. Moderate sales of O its at 2Sj'J3s, and Rye ai 73.- per bush. Vhi.ky in bils is selling at 2oi27cI. No chance in Provisions or Groceries, Siles of 0-ef Cattle on the hoof at S2--75a2,93J per 100 lbs cross. PllTSBLKCH, August 23d, 8 P. M. The receipts r Flour continue light. The Market is sternly al SLSltiiS."5 Sales of while; Wheal 85a9Jc market quiet. Pi ime white Corn is selling at 37.i-.0e per bush. I here is a steiJy dem.nl for H con nl
0c f.r Westerh IL,:ni 8, 81aJo for Sides, 7e for Shoulders, auJ 5u8ii for Iioj
round. Gin G.iz.
a membership
ge in rbe
Q 0fi II ft r
received S8.420 00. Pai.l m ini- .
O- -
elliMvCtirn is selling at 7r,,78e. ; of 2 500, (returned,) only 1 10 had violated tbe pled W bisky 1:1 brls is worth 23o per gil j space of one year, and only 12 violated it the second :Cash received S 4-2(1 nn pu;.i ,;.. . .
EXTIRE WITHDRAWAL FROM THE ORDER. 1 he National Division, at its second annual session, (page 42 of Proceeding. provide, modes for visiting and adjoining Divisions. For the first, i presents (he Tra-rcltin.f Card; for I JjC-conil, a card of IVithdra-aal. A Division granting the Travelling Card, receives in advance the due. for the time the card is granted the brother remaining in full membership. Thi. eard, if not returned to lhe Division becomes void by .he expiration of it. date, anil can in no instance, be granted for a longer time than one year. The W ithdrawal Card, has a nrimarv reference to a withdrawal from niri..
ion, for lhe purpose above stated, and not to an entire withdrawal from the Order; although by suffering its date to expire without adjoinraent, the broth-
Since the (irst ,r A r..:t I . .' ! ,r indirectly ctaes to be a member. This card continue, valid also, for the
have entered our frntArnl I . "t"" in I, nearly IUUU; period of one year, during which time the holder is subject to the jurisdiction
, , . ..ine in mui oiaie. l he charted framed during the session making seventy Divisins T the Stale, embracing a membership ofalinle less than four ihou
Dead. Ames, the celebrated
paper
ofCf A, r,iPr0r,hi3S,ate'ina,etl" theedi.ors of txcelmor, da.ed Savanah.4th of August, lS47,says: "The Ordj .roftheS .,,, 'Temperance .s bu, its infancy in .hi! S.ate, and w e have hut ten Divisions as yet. The Order nro presses slowly, but I think surely, altho,,g,,here is much prej'iiuice against it as a secret society, and much opposition lo i. L ,i . dGalTa!; d dr'kersof intoxicating liquors; yet I think ha. .he people of the State ate beginning to awake in the matier, and I hope soon lo see the Order increase raciJly.'1 ALABAMA -We are happy ,0 learn by a Brother from this State, thai the Order there is enjoying a great degree of prosperity. Union and harmony prevail among the members, and they come up w ith one heart and one purpose lo do battle with the enemy. From several of the towns they have entire, routed the deanion of ru.iL and now sit down in peace and happiness, undisturbed by his ruthless ravages. Such accounts, irfimaparlofthe country where the Order is qmte young, and the Divisions few, is indeed cheering. Most heariily do ltA lll.t I iins P .1 - .... J
77 . " ""u ',eea ,n 311 "Mr efforts for the regeneration of lai.en humanity.
manufacturer d,ed a few days ago, a. ; the way papers a,e edited
A Hint . The Richmond star says, "Folks who don't like
Spriusfield, Ms,,c!.iiseits, at
vanced age of ?7.
ought to ask leave lo put in a speci-
the ad-:n,-n of the rights, Everma 1,.0 ,S?'
of the Division c-rantine it.
In view of thene (wo methods, in each of nhicli the brother bears with him the Card of the Order, virtually endorsing hi character, it i s evident that neither was designed to cover an ubandomnent of pledge, and principle of the Bona of Temperance; and it i equally evident from the republican pirii, and the public professions of the Order, that a refgnation though not expressed, war, and is implied by the National Division. From the incipient stages of initiation, and th roughout the entire character of the institution, such a course is infcrabU? a denial of the right by the National Division, would be an iron, rule, unworthy of the Sons of Temperance. Any member of a Division, therefore, wishing to leavV the Order finally, may tender his vritfen resignation; and if iheie be no dues or charge, against him . the Division shall receive it without giving any card, and thereby enable him iq terminate hi. connection with the Order; provided altcayt, that such resigns!. on shall not take effect until the close of the quarter for which he baa the quarterly password. RECOMMENDATION'S AXD RULES. In furnishing Division rooms, appropriate seat, should be placed on either side of the W. P. for member, of the Grand Divi.ion. The G. W. P. previous to organizing a Division, should require lhe Wittdrawal Cards of such of the applicant, a. belong to the Order all lhe applicants paying in Initiation fee. Hecorijing Scribe, giving notice, of Expulsions, should state the cause. Ko two Divisions under the jurisdiction of thi. G. D. shall bear the .a mo name. No member of any Division can be suspended or expelled for the non-payment of dues, except by due process against him according to the provi-ioii. laid down in Article 7 of ihe Constitu. ion. Memb.'rs suspended for non-payment of dues cannot be received without riolatim of order, bv any other Division, until said suspension is removed by compliance with their enraecraent. & No.ice of .he restoration of a member should be given by the R S to each Division that ha. been officially informed of the suspension or expulsion of said member. 1 iJj" cm?1,'"i-'ion fo . Division to a co-ordinate or to the G. D. shal 1 1 .."7?1'""? " ar.e "mature ol the prciding officer, or of Pveev ; h ' "I"f ",d 'Vision, .fit :. one, if.lnt -o hate il so stated.
-louio Keep a nook, to be denominated the Blaek frtt'nllJ.'t.'n recorded the names of all person, rejected, su.poidcd, S D"'n ' "Wquently restored; together wi.'h .he name, of per.n. officially reported to them a. having been .object to similar act. or Discipline in any co-ordinate Division Permission to hold Public Meeting," Procession., e. can only be rrantc. iiJw rT.r.'.;' 1r,-8ulf 'fnion-and all request, therefore .bould fe mide
.-..i. I' i ' : na a,re:ied o the Grand Scribe.
P1PT eitiri'v .i,.li. A. ... euil a llr:-h"1""ru,n'e ,v",ul '""uld .ubmit an attested copy of all Bv-Lwa PP-r Cxact.v llghl, and lO Universal acceptance Ought to try it. of the Gd ,oaJnPt' toihE mination of the Committee on By-LaM.