The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

The belief was fully exprsssd 10 ths council chsmbss
that The council had ssvsH M the We Soves.o'
the Supreme Judge the order would hsvs carried tn
Sfsse BY Immense nsjority. In consequence If Mot
the lsses In crowds ana sons instances the lodge
| mad been entirely broi ZEN up
ractsrs. By tbs msst Violent and harsh isrsusS.
was nothhg but ctn;nstioa and recriminaSon TIE
most Of tho bad blood svincsd grew out Of discson in
regard 70 vcpg Tor local oceya In tho different
ties number Of the members Of the c,uncif left ia
disgust and suie largs OF the delsg4tcs LEFT
S M nome oeiess the business OF she council Was half
Thsstate Council made opsrtures 70 Mr Bradford the
ESttve Gmericaa candidate for Governor, to withdraw
and they would give him the successon after te expra
tionof Pollocks term Mr.. Bradford dsclned the prop,-
| sition.
Irequres Initiative fee Of me dosr to be admitted
into the order The second negce canno: be given until
the member has belonged to the order three weeks He
is therefore net informed Of the Of the order until
after the expiration of that time
1t was orderei that every subordinate council must
chsxe and ten dollars to the NstionaI Council which is
held In New York the delegates TO which IN accord
The folio wing Il ,ist Of few Of tae prominent mem
bsrs OF the oroer 10 the Stats:-
John c. Kunkls whig
II. NJ sny1er, whig
James Pollock, candidate for Goverssr, whig
tie hen Miller, whig.
Chsres w Putnam whig
William Johuston, ex-Gcvernof, whigf
Porter Wilson, democrat.
Q BuRh er Daupbiu county democrat.
William r. Mo,an and John @. sims, wers very noisy
and fussy members OF the convention.
The following places considered the most
to the Know Nothing This DAGGER owing
fact that the exposurs contained in the Penasyrania
have thorough, csycu a,ed In these places
Philaeephia city and county. +,
wessnoreland county.
Sohuy Ill county.
Greene county.
Mr. Clifford Il tAe Bulletin building was authorized to
have the pam phlet reprinted with s ths altevat
&c. tn ba7s been ready for delivery Thursday
evening for In the various lodges which hold
meetings this city He also he supervisor of the
printing OF the new consti tuition, &c
The next state Convention or Grand Councu will 6e
hed In Ptsturg In January next Each lodge will send
gates to the state Convention and zach County Conven
on will ssd as many representatives to the Grand Coun'
convention with prayer and the rules of the State
Legislature are adopted As their guide tt
The Grand Council adjourned on Wednesday night at IL
o'clock.
During the sittngs Of this convention the President
read circular letter addressed to the authorities pos
sessng constitutional and competent Jurisdiction &C."
We publish below the letter entire- ~
THE AUTHoRITIEs POSSESSING CONSTITUTIONAL AND
COMPETENT JURISDICTION IN AND OVEN THE SUB
JECT MATTER IN TaIs'MlSSIvE. JAS ct
10 the Bsuthnx ef- No. -, ncsc Holding session at
IL -, Grtttins-
bzO1uRRs--It becomes duty to address yoa on
the subject Of alleged violation of the sacred myse
res OF our order, stsemptedin certain Journals OF this
/ citx.s p' rtH r-1 81 s 81
We are, however grateful 10 the Providence which
stiil keeps watch over birth land and ward
banded potect0rf for the privileges of cong rxtulatag
ycu fOr the psrHdy OF the oost was dsiibersts, sad
The stempt, hcwsxsr m sris our attention as psovnx
two facs Of deep import and interest to u.s. and to
lt Tnst tho aroused malice Of the s.eeplsss dlscpos
Ct Lsysls fhs fees Of aod e. au. and OF tsIty, has
teea siseeteA seainst 4ey nqoaa ApE,ver ateesl
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