Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

The Presden, OF the Convention annoupc ed tho ap-
poin'ment OF the following Committees.
On .vusonfc Penaties- H.IIet. Of r. L.rasd,
OF Msin'i MOr',,, OF Now York; Grim.haw. OF Pa;
1 add Waner, OF O.io
On Judicial Proceedings in the case of .Morson-
C. SPsn.er,o n. YO's; Osie. oi Penn; Walker. OF
| Ma; g bbo".. o. ID /; and Rus,eii Of N York
On the .addres, to the People Holley. OF Now
Yo,k; D.nps. II Pa ard Lesvi ., Of Copn.clieu,
| On ub'ishing the P,Oeeedin gs-Phep. OF Mass.;
Hoakius, OF New Yo'k. ami Foo'., OF New York.
| On Ftnonee-irvio. o. Pa; Boyuion. OF Coonrec l.
cut; Beek1an, OF New Yoik; jenkins, Of Ohio; and
| Shtver, vf Maryland.
The Commiues appointed 10 wal, on Judge Mar.
'hall reported by their Chairman that they hal seeu
that gentleman, and ,hA, reply 10 tn cir hi,
honor poh,eiy stated tina, he should leave the SHY az
o'clock omorrow morning, and therefore be Bile
attend although II won afford hin great pleasure
| TO do so
On motion Of Me-. ST. .hn, OF New York; voted to
adjourn I'LL 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
LIST OF DnLxcArEs ATTENDING THE NATIONAL
ANTI MAsoNIc CONVENTION.
Maine. l. vi Cram, Hanes Latn.d.
.NeU HdmpshiTe.-Cslsb Emery
permonf.-J slab II .iug, Samuel L1veiand, Charles
DAVE, Jps-pb Ill. Bfsusrd, f. ward ID. Barber.
Massd' hussits-Abner Phelps. Amasa Walker, Ben
iama V. F'ench, Sephsn liver, A,pheus Bgelow,
ta.o l. H. joseph Morton, IN Bailey. Mich ".
RuEglss Hiram M MY, Gsdn r Burbank, Ssmu,I b
Bmiow. sp rss Hoy, Nahum HARDY.
Rhode Island William S'rasue. George Turner.
| B-Djam,n F. Halle', Wal er Paine, Jr.
Connecticut Smith wilkins ~, John Boyn or, Sam.
usl kellogg, Henry Haley. Henry Terry, sheldon C.
! Le,vi'.
.len- fofk.-Hen'y Co'hea', Henry Dina Ward,
William II ward, James Burt, Las Stone, Jos. nh Case
R-ub-u Goodsie, John C. Morri-, GAmaiisl III Bart
tow, n Mrl't, Phinea' L. Tracy, Patio G. Fuller.
Ihoma' B1tkm,n' Samuel p Lyman, Samuel 8. Sc
watd, jane. S. Wadswcr,h, Wiham II. Seward
Chal,s w. L'ns, hort Townsend, IT, Jonathan Fer.
rs, Tnomss 5. lockwood, Samuel NJ. Hopkins, ID avid
Spencer, Ever' Van Bue", Join Brdsaii, George H.
ush'on, Samuel s. john, Samuel A. Foo,e, Nehola,
D-vefeaM1, Myro" Holey, Tll.y Lyude, limo by
| CSid'. No Is ID. Strong
ycTsrU--John ford nd
John II. VWbees, Jonn All nx.
Pennsylvania. Denny. John r. Jones,
Samuel PHkS, George Smith, Thomas Elder, Samuel
Leidy. .con Altor Charts. Ode, s.mue, NJ Ksehau,
Joseph Bufhog on, Charles D'ehl, William He's err
Thomas H. Borrowes. Tedious S'.phens. J I'm
Clarke, William Grimshaw, S~en o,.r, James Paui.
Chr stan Pre- T. John Burross, Jacob Ca.at Jacob b.
Miller, William W. levin, R,bor, F.isonef, s.muel
Harvey, b njamn .g'-, Cha,les wmers.
,hanei X oder, Ftaukin B.k.r, Jonathan Sloane,
w ,ren - KIDS, Robsr Hama
Indiana -John Taylor.
| Deid,oare.-Joshua v. Gibbons.
boryidnd - John SIR We.
Chi'i Jn.i1- Marshal. Judge p. p. Barbour OF vr-
e'na, snd Mr. Senator Fosy,h OF G orsia. arc no in
,his city. lhese genilem.n n, together with Mr.. Writ
Judge. Glenn, Arsher aud other n,ismen VISITED the
hn,i- Masonic Convention to-day.
Thi. t'reboon, ,h- Convention was principally, oe-
eopied IN receiving aud reading Reports from various
Committees. Tc-uiorrow morning, 10 o'clock, Is n
signed for going into sn elec,i,n OF candidates for
President aud Vice Pcesiden,.
BALTIMORE, Sep. 81, 1881.
Inc Convention assembled at 10 o'clock agree ABLY
to journment The proceeding. OF Yesterday were
read by one OF tbs Secretaries. Seven additional
msmbers appeared and ook their seats, making the
whole Number IN attendance, ooe hundred and seven
Ths sre'ary read a letter from The Hon S,muI
Steven, OF tLe city OF New York to the Presdent of
The Conventon eSposiAs hi. exret at IT being able
10 take ssa IN he CONVENTION and .x re.sag his a.
dent wishes 'ot Ihs success OF Ia which they
are Engaged.
Ga Gio,iOn OF Mr.. Ward Of N. Y. voted, that the
letter OF Mt S.svens be ehtere hs resords Of the
Convection.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Phelps Of Mas,., voted. that the
nomination assigned for IL o'clock this day. be po.tpon
! cd ill 10 o'clock TO borrow morning.
ga motion OF MIR. HaIieu Of X. L., vo'ed. that the
resolution OF hs Convention iDvi ing Mr. Carroll 10
attend The preceding Of ihis Convention, together
wi tho report Of The committee appoin led on that re-
'o.unoo be transcribed aud serih-d by the presiding
Hfhcer OF h' body, and the transmitted to Mr..
Carroll.
Mr.. Burt OF Y. called f'r the reading Of the
Rules al d Osdsrs, which was done.
The Hon. Chief Justice NJ arshaI, Mr.. Writ and
other distinguished siuzeps app, AIRED in The II ali and
took seats assigned Ihem, the RICH, OF the President
MIR III 'll.u from The cOmuiee on Masonic PEN
a'nss submitted an elaborate report, which read
and laid upon the tSbe.
MIR Spencer, The PRECEDENT OF the Convention, and
Char man OF the Committee the JuJsai edings
IN the ease OF William Mo ryan, offered report OF
great length, whish and laj upon the table.
Voted TO adjourn ill o'clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON M et according 80 adiournm .ni three
new menbeIs appeared, were accredited, and took
soats in the COpvs ton.
ne frSsueD' announced, that the reuorts upon the
Masonic Penalties and upon the Judoi Proceeding, 10
the case OF william Morgan ware ia order for console.
ration. Mr. Fooie, OF N. took the floor and spoke
Ia favor OF the repOrls.-Mr. HaIieu Of !. address
ed the Convention upon tho repor under eon,ide, a.
lion. Mr.. Ward OF N. Y. M Merits of N Y Mr.. Saw
ard OF n Mr.. WAGER OF NJ. IS aad Nj. Harvey OF
Pa ioiiOWei on the Same subject. The speakers re-
speclsely displayed much pef uasve and iervid 10
quenee during the di.eussion, and were lio,ened
with great attention by nu nerous and his hiy re
spee. abls sudience; and among hem were many o.
4 " hn Ia, and and ~.
Convention, and 10 thrir praise he spoken have ex
hloued sourieoui, mi d and geniemanly deporl-
ment
| A, a late hour 10 The evening on motion of Mr.
French Of Mae. voted that The Convention adjourn
| VII Tomorrow mornipg at o'.Iook.
The Jfonndfion.-The National Auii. Masonic Con.
venon ihs day proceeded TO The nouina ton OF Candi.
dates for the Offices Of Pei lent and Wise President OF
IL o'clock. The result was as follows
| or President, WILLIAM WRIT Of Maryland, re-
ceivSd loe OUT OF III votes. and Tor Wee President
Amos ELLMAKER OF P4Dnsy vabis, received los votes
vote was then taken declaring these tnilenen 10 be
the unanimous cooice Of The CJnv ,D,i a.
Msssrs Rutherford, Of N. J Elder, Of Pa and Sloan
OF Ohio' were appointed Committee 10 wat on M
W.T., TO announce 70 him he nomiuaI The com
midee reported that he would awe an ansget in ~ RI
| Ting al 8 o'clock this afternoon.
| Messs - Billy OF Mass, Lyman OF NV York and
ShIiVer OF Md we're appoint to wan on Mr.. Ema-
ker TO Inform him Of the nomination. The COMMITTEES
reported that NJ Elmsksr, who 10 nov in this si,y
would reply in writing eafIy this afternoon.
Alter The. domination had been mato as above. The
Convention passed afesoluton sxprss i've Of their
graf hsaOn al the courteous and ho,ptsbe manner In
which the Couven ion hid been seseived and aesommo
dated by the citizens Of Baltimore, and directed hat
copy OF the ssd resolution be transmitted the M,vor
| OF the City.
After whi.h The convention adjourned 10 msot again
| at O. ciosk this afternoon.
The following revolutions we're adopted by The Ne.
honal Anu Ma'oDic Convention, on Wednesday.
| IN the NuttOndi INIT Masonic [,0uyeuftou