The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-19
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NUMBER 81.

The following resolutions are tfierefare res5s
spectfully submitted us enbody the views !
| of your committee: s q. ~ z
Resoloed, That the, Central Committee on J.
the friends of temperance through the Statesg;
be again earnestly requested to give the sub
ject attention.. - r.. ~ 8
Resolved, That the Repfese tatigess here as
sembled will now proceed ediatety 70 sotss'
unfairly contribute, mud pay into tue hands;af
the Committee at least $50, to bescxpende3 in;ss
stereotyping and printing lat least ono 1dious 4
sand copies each, of the five original nianns S.
script Tracts already approved by the Com 81
mttee, the number to be increased ssat the S
discretion of the Committee. All Of which ia
respectfully submitted. ~ SSy
HENRY SUMMER, 'Chtn pro TEN.
On motion of the Grand Scribe the follo8-ssss
ing P. G. w. P's. James FL. Taylor, James s
Upper, Geo. w Garmany, John Beiton
O'Neall, A. M. Kennedy, J. B. Nc Cnll and s.
NJ. Moses; P. CIV. A., SIS. MsGlliy sEssl
w. p, B. D. Townsend, and e. /, IN 20 a
Tylen, Sr., were elected Delegates to Ike
tional Division. Bro. ]. F. Marshall offered &
the following resolution, which was adopted ~
Resolued, That committee Sof three be 3
appointed to report at the extquarterly meet
ing of the G. D. on the eligibility Or fneEg
;bility of a wv. P. or p. w P. ofsas Diyislon sss s
not in, existence to seat in the Grand DID ~
sion. ~ - 80 = sSIiiS
The G. w. P. appointed as the comm tee
Bros. J. F. Marshall, James Tuppef, aed W.;
r. CASTOR. q ~
Bro. James Tupper offered the fo5Ilowings
preamble and resolutions as a tfibnte OF sresS
spect to the memory of Bro. sEbornte Cars
penter,P. w. p. of Wateree Division N
and member ofgthis Grand Division, Which IL
was unanimously adopted Sss u fs
The Grand Division has reeeiy ed with nps 81
feigned sorrow, intelligence of the death 5of &
Bro. Thornton Carpenter Belt therefore
Resolued, That bysithis afHctipg dispessa@ s.
ton, the members Of this Grand Division have a
lost beloved friend, the cause we cherish
able and devoted advocate, and our State asRifS
tuous and valuable citizen.
Resolued, That this tribute be pub jished, and 81
copy sent by the GRIND Scribe fo the family 3:
of our departed brother. IS q:
The following resolutions offered BY Bro
Thayer were unanimously adopted ss3
Resolved unaainously, Thatthis Gr9nas
vision highly approve of theyery eMcient mode
in which the S. G. Temperaice Standard has
been conducted by Bros. aughman. .Bresfe
Corley, of Lexington G. III and they hcfeb
most cordially recommend the; Standard to ttle
liberal patronage of the Sons of Temp peEalcess
andthe efriendso temperance general through
out our State. - zS 80
Resolued, That the thanks Of this Grand
| h. fhon md
bers of Palmetto Lodge No. S, f OssD. Is
for their kindness in allowing as The use of
their beautiful and comnlodious Hall in which
to hold the present session. ss,ssss
Resolved, That the thanks of this Grand
Division be also rendered to the President aud
Directors Of the Greenyille and Columbia ands
the Charlotte and S. c. Rail Roads, for theirs1
kindness in allowing delegates to pass over s
their Roads and returnfor ONE FARE q s. 81
Bro j. B. O'Neall moved that the minutes
of the present session be published in the Southss
Carolinian, S. C.. Temperance Standard. .saad7
Camden Journal. zss;
The G.. W. p. appointed for their respective
Districts the following Deputy Grand Worthy
Patriarchs: s-s &c "a
.Abbeville-John R. Tarrant
Anderson-A. B. Towers and John C. GfiE 8
| Fin. es - ~ IS
Beaufort-W w. Hardee.
Chester. B. McCully and D. N. Har.zs
din. - =
Chesterfeld-Jo John A. Gale and Rev. Alessx.
Gregg. 80 ss 7;ssss Z
Charleston-W. Kunhardt, N. Tylee, sssssa
Jno. L. Bell, and E. 9Thayer. So
Coleton-John May,M De
Darlington-J. p. Zimmerman, NJ. d.
| Fair6ed-Hush Miller and III. b. .McMass.yy
ter.
Greenville-W w. L. M. Austin. 81 s5:s,:.
Horry-John Readmon.
Kershaw-A. M. Kennedy. ~ {: {: ssssS
Laucaster-W. W. Mobley, M. D.
Lexington-l. Caughman. 80 ~
Maron-E. B Wheeler.
| Marlboro 10, s.
Newberry--Henry Summer. IN
Orangeburg-Thos. A. Elliott, M. d.
Pickens--Robert Holland.
RichIand--John Cordero. .s Se x .S2
Spartanburg-o. E. Edwards. s.ssss, sSSss,
Sumter-S. E. W. Clarkson.
Union-Beniamin DELAY. ~
Williamsburg--Edward J. Porter. e q
York;. NJ. Grist. : ~ i. ssa:s S.
The business Of the Session being finished
the Grand Division was closed in due form, tosss|
meet again at CaIpdeu on the 25th Of january
1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, s'S
BID. Townsend, G. s.R, s'PP.ss ~;
Z. J. DELAY, G, s. ~
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