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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-14
w. NJ. JOHNSON, !
ALIEN. MURDOCH, Com.
T.. d. AUSTIN.

The committee on the state of the Or
der, have had before them the Report of
the G. w. P. as we'll as other matters of
Importance, upon which they submit the
following considerations
Your Committee have been surprised
and gratifed to learn from the information
given to this body, that the decline in our
numerical strength is almost stayed and
that there is reasonable expectation, if we
but discharge the half of our duty, Of soon
enjoying happy and a healthy increase
of numbers.
The causes of the decline have been full
ly and satisfactorily set forth in the very
able Report of our G. W, p, and efficient
remedies have been suggested by him.
Those Divisions which have failed to
make returns to this body for the last two
quarters, as they have had in many cases
adverse circumstances with which to con
tend, deserve the parental consideration OF
this body; we therefore recommend the
adoption of the following Resolutions:
l. ReSolred, That the views of the &. W
P, as contained in his report on the state Of
the Order meet the hearty concurrence oi
this Grand Division.
2. Resolved That the G. S. be instructed
to issue circulars to the Grand Deputies il
different sections of the State, informing then
of the names of Divisions in their own, or IL
adjacent counties, which have failed to maxi
their returns during the two last quarters
and of other Divisions which are not in
healthy condition, requesting said Deputies
to visit such Divisions and by conferrins
with other Deputies, holding public meeting
at suitable times and procure speakers for tn
same and by such other exertions as to then
may seem proper, to endeavor to restore sue
Divisions to their former state of strengt
and usefulness.
g. Resolced, That the Deputies mentione
in the Resolution above, be the Delegate
from this body for the purposes therein Sc
forth, as required by our Constitution an
Bylaws, and that they be fully empowere
to carry out all the objects set forth in sal
/ RnSnlntlnn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-14
NIGHT SESSION.

G. D. met pursuant to recess taken.
The following Report from the Fl
nance Committee was read and adop-
ted
The Committee to whom was referssa
the Reports of the Grand Scribe and Grand
Treasurer, having examined the same, ask
leave to report them correct, and recon-
mend their adoption by this Grand Divis-
ion. Fraternally submitted,
;. ;. ; ! SoFAESfez; :; E4E$l 5i7E $zez4 s
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-14
CHARLOTTE, OCT. 26.

G. D. met pursuant to recess taken.
Minutes of last meeting approved.
A balloting was held for the place
of holding the next session of the G.
D. Elizabeth City, Goldsboro' and
Fayetteville being in nomination. On
the second balloting, Fayetteville was
selected, and the 1st Tuesday in De-
cember 1856, was agreed upon as the
time for holding the next annual session.
The following brethren were appoin-
ted the Committee on Lecturer A.
M. German, J. G. Palmer, James Put
tick, Danl. S. Hill, J. F. Foard.
The G. D. then proceeded to elect
Representatives to the next session of
the National Division, when the follow
ing were duly chosen, viz:
! D q w p's d p WETR
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Districts in which majority vote Trafic," the
to be legalized, under license, with such regu-
lations, restrictions and discretionary powers, as
the Legislature may see fit to provide.
No definite action was taken before
the hour of recess arrived.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-14
BRYANT D. RICE, } :
JNO. f. FOARD, s
E. NYE HUTCHINSON, !

The Committee to whom were referred that
portion of the Grand Worthy Patriarch's Re-
port pertaining to the admission of Females,
having considered the same in all it's bear
ings and relations, ask leave to submit the
following report:
In view of the great suferings and afflic-
tions visited upon the female portion of the
community by the liquor scourge in being
linked by the holiest ties of nature to drunk
en- husbands, subjected thereby to brutal
abuse and abject poverty by seeing the
idols of the home circle broken and crushed
under the iron wheel Of the scourge and con-
signed to the infamy of the drunkard's hope
less grave; and by seeing the beautiful pla-
ces of home laid in waste, and the gladness
of life clothed in the sable emblems Of mourn
ing, your committee are unanimous In the
conclusion that woman would gladly embrace
any honorable means to shield herself from
the terrible evils to which they are compelled
to passively submit.
Your Committee are further agreed thai
the admission of females would infuse new
life and energy into many Divisions that are
now sinking into hopeless lethargy for rea
sons that your committee do not deem neces
sary to state. They further present that al
obligation taken by gentleman in the pres
ence of ladies would, in ALL probability, b,
considered by them more sacred and bind
ing, an object that has long been desirable t.
obtain.
In view of the restraining influence tina
the female portion of the community hav
over the vices and frailties of men, from tn
pleasure that it would naturally afford a
true Sons of Temperance in having thei
mothers, wives, sisters and daughters assoc
ated with them in their labors of love-
short viewing the subject in all its bearing
they have no hesitation in earnestly reques
ing the Subordinate Divisions under the j.
risdiction of this Grand Division to procul
copies of the Ritual from the Grand Scrib
and introduce the feature under consider
ton into their respective Divisions leaving
however, discretionary with them whetht
they do or not.
Fraternallv submitted,
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The officers elect were then duly In
stalled into their respective Offices; and
the G.. d. then took recess.
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The above Report was unanimously
adopted by rising vote.
The following Reports were submit
ted and adopted:
To THE G.. D. OF N. C.-The Commit
tee to whom that part Of the G. W. P.'s
Report concerning benefits, &C., was re-
ferred, beg leave to make the following
report.
After a careful consideration Of the sub
ject, your committee recommend that the
Subordinate Divisions dispense with all
benefits except in cases Of absolute neces-
sity, and that they apply their funds to the
circulation of temperance papers and tracts
and purchasing libraries for the use Of
members in their Divisions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-14
Charlotte, Oct. "a.

G. D. met at p o'clock, ?. NJ, pur-
suant to recess taken. Officers as at
morning session.
The first business in order being the
election Of officers for the ensuing year,
the following were chosen, viz:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-14
October 25. 1856.

OSCNGSA -O3 AOOO'
G.. D. met this morning, and was
opened in due form. Minutes of pre-
vious meeting read and approved.
The following Report from the Com
mittee on Appeals and Communications
was read, viz:
The Committee to examine and report
on appeals, &c, would respectfully re-
port that, after examining several pa
pers presented to them, they perceive
too much informality to entitle them to
the notice of the Grand Division. They
would, at the same time recommend to
the consideration of the Grand Division,
the petition of Lafayette Division, No. 2,
and Independent Division, No 81, located
in Fayetteville, asking this Grand Divis-
ion to hold it next annual session in that
town. Submitted in L. p. & F.
w. H. MORNING, J
JOS. G.. AREY,
II. w. ABERNETHY, -
The Report was adopted.
The reading of a communication from
). IL. Christian and others, OF Mont
gomery Division, No. 81, was called
for. After which,
Rep. Wetmore, stated, that notwith
standing its informality, but as it was
matter of Importance to the CORES
ponding brethren, he moved that tht
G. D. take it into consideration. Agreet
to.
Whereupon, after full explanation
and discussion, the following Resolu
ton was adopted:
Resolred, That while this Grand Division
entirely disapprove the course pursued by
: IL. Christian and others, of Montgomery Di
vision, No. 81, yet as no moral guilt seems
= have been implied in their conduct, this G
: ID. do recommend that the decision of tn
Subordinate Division be reversed, in thi
Il case, and that the brethren implicated be re
o stored. AT the same time, this G. D. do pre-
c test against the use of this action, as precC
dent to Justify similar or other infringement
u upon the rules of our Order.
The G. D. then repaired to tn
to Church to hear the Address of G.. W
P. Sterling.
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submitted in L. P. & F.
J. I'll. ROBBINS, \
J. G.. WILKINSON, 8
ROBT. T. SIMPSON, !?

An Account Tor Stationary Sl Z5,)
was presented and allowed.
The following Resolutions were adop-
ted j:
Resozued, That the thanks of this Grand
Division are DUE and are hereby rendered,
to the past and present Officers thereof, for
the able, faithful and dignifed manner in
which they have discharged their respective
duties
ResolUed, That the thanks of the Grand
Division are eminently due, and arc hereby
rendered, to the citizens of Charlotte for their
generous hospitality in entertaining the MEM
bers of the same while sojourning with them.
Resoloed, That the thanks of this Grand
Division are respectfully rendered to the
Trustees of the Methodist Church for the use
of their edifce for public meetings to the
Masonic fraternity for the use of their Hall !;
to the Charlotte Saxhorn Band for their mu-
sical entertainments and to the different
Railroad Companies for passing the Repre-
sentatives to the Grand Division at half rates
| ResOtUed, That the unanimous thanks of
this Grand Division be rendered J. A. Sadler,
Esq, Proprietor of g Sadler's Hotel" for
his free entertainment of the members OF
this Grand Division on their first arrival in
Charlotte.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Crane
Division are due and are hereby rendered
the Committee of Arrangements for theil
4 courteous attention to the Grand Division.
{ No other business arising, the Crane
Division adjourned, to meet in Fayette
vile at 7 o'clock P. NJ, on the Is
Tuesday in December, 1856.
A. M. GORMAN, G.S.
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PA@SV W 2lAVV
REPORT oF GRAND TREASURER.

REPORT OE GRAND TREAS UREk.
1855. CIR.
Oct. 20. Pd F. King for attcnd'ccon G. D. S12 90
do do lights for do 90
Dec. 1. A. VI. German for Printing q.
u. Procec Hng.. IS 90
i" 25. A. NJ. German for pr'ing new pass 90
A." 81. G.. SIS first quarterly salary, 12j 90
1855.
Jan. l. Z" VIM. White postage acct for
past quarter, Il IS
" Expenses Of G.. W.P, Deems, 10 90
" I Adams 4 Co. Express, l so
Fcb.l for prting Cir'lar concerning
Degrees, 90
march," for pr'ing Degree Constitutions, 90
" &c NJ. w. s., Nat. D., Oh acct 1872 AZ
" " " for pring 1000 Sub. Con'tu'tions, 25 90
" q" " Password, next quarter, 5 90
" n " G.. SIS second quar-. salary, 12j 90
April IA Adams & Co. Express, so
VIM. White postge acct. for
past quarter, 10 IS
June % Expenses Of Beptatyes to n. ID. $50 90
" % " for pr'ing quarterly password, 90
July g.. SIS third quarterly salary, 125 90
80 VIM. White postage acct for
past quarter, 13 SO
Aug Is" for pr'ing LOCO Constitutions 25 90
Sep. Is " Blank Returns 10 90
81 Adams 4 Co. Express, so
25 " for pr'ing quarterly password, OG
25 " 500 Dcputys Commission, 10 90
Oct. " G.. SIS fourth quarter salary, 1875 0O
VIM. White postge for past quar-. 40 50
20 for post'ge stamps furnish'dG. S. p OC
Disbursements, $11s3 50
All OF which, with vouchers, Is fraternally sub
mitted in Love, Purity and Fidelity.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-14
GRAND DIVISION PRoCEEDINGs.
nECApITrLATION.

To cash on hand from last year, S3il 50
TO " rocd Of e.. $. present year, 9i6 81
By Disbursements current year, SllS3 81
liy Per cen. of q. T. on 1886 81, AZ 81
To wbich add cash on hand, so 81
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-14

C j. III. ENNIss,
" d" L. BLACKMER,
{" +" CHAs. F. DEEMS,
" 6. DANL. S. HILL,
P. G.. w. A. JOHN WHITE,
" J. @. DeCARTERET,
G.. w. P. RICHARD STERLING,
G.. w. A. W. H. MORNING.
On motion of Rep. Alexander, the
sum of 5000 was appropriated to defray
the expenses of our Representatives to
the National Division, which meets in
June 1855.
The following Report was read and
adopted, viz
The Committee on Bylaws beg leave to
submit the following report. Whereas,
, Independent Division, No. p, asks the
| Grand Division to amend the 10th Art,
e and 24th Art, of its Bylaws, which re-
lates to the initiation fee, and to Steward S
: fee; (see By-Laws) and also allowed to
Y add two new Arts, which relate to mem
t bers receiving benefits, who are in arrears,
and to the Recording Scribe's fee, for
o faithful performance Of duty, (see Art
0 The Committee recommend that this Grand
$ Division grant their request, and beg leave
l. to be discharged from further considera-
# ton of the same
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-01
Excess of assets.
Ss4o,4Oa 81

Connecticut Premiums at National Fair.
Among the premiums granted at the late
National Exhibition al Boston. there we're
one Of SIS 10 J. 7. Andrew OF West Corn
wall. for Devon calves; one of $50 to Rob
bins Battell Of Norfolk fer Ayrshire COW !;
one O. S25 TO the same, for Ayrshire heller. !;
one Of $50 10 A. 4 4. Jerome Of Bloomfield,
Tor native heifer, two years old; one Of $50
10 Henry olmsted Of East Hartford, Tor
horse = Moth Starr suitable testimonial
70 the same. FOR mare .Fanny Morgan =
one Of SIS 10 J. T. Andrew Of West Corn
wall, for three wethers.
Sickncss in Indiana.-T'he Indianapolis
Journal, OF the Sd inst, says . We have
no doubt there is more sickness ia Indiana
this Fall than ever before. not Of fatal
character, - is tfae.. bur distressing and ex-
I'ensive. The chiIls bave come like locusts,
in Utah, deypuring the accumulated health
of many summers. Th.ses who have boast
ed themselves .chill-pfoof have shaken like
4 coward entering a battle. and many a ro-
bust constitution has felt its cIamsny cold
ness oserspreading them like November
ldrizzle. From every quarter Of lie State
we heal me gfnaiingS sof backra .ked pa
sienss, and the combined fegers of all The
afflicted wonld make heat sufficient ID. sci
up a yonng Volcano
The entire West is afflicted viii, sickness
% an extent unparalleled in The history 81.
che country il is not confined 70 particu-i
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-01
DEATH OF MN. srAnis.

We sincerely regret 10 announce that
Wm. D. Srxaa, Esq. Senior Editor and
poblisher of the Sentinel and Wilnessx
died very suddenly this morning Or IN The
night, probably OF disease Of The heart.
II does not become US 70 say much at
ibis time Of Mr., Stars character save 10
give! him the praise Of sound and sserlinQ
qualities bosi,fof head and heart ~
Mr.. Starr held. al his death, the Office of
Collector Of the Port. His age was 56l
years aud eight monihE
M;ddletoson Meas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-01


-... -
vas tee sn1aA ming Iol ING hansas- mis-
eoon LegisiaIufe % !ess,n. and .ney repeat
go ~ wnosess3e lausn e1 ano applause Z.
lhey oeny " ~ y ", ,sl. q saufase ana ne
speeIn. ian.l''ssaay ape to conceive suen
so. y u,.l'1as'sy ---suen iund1 g ienoFancs
g ea4s pooy sossfsse sc. q man must him
s Il e i sssy worm g believe that we can
.n"s De Efo1nd p .lle Dust xiiis We have
.'ahu % w, OF iile y lose, IN resistance
hc5 Pa'u no ai'eniisn'to the provisions o.
sn Nss ufsanlc Act that proyidee ier the pre-
emPaion ~ each citixen q loo acTes--ihey
- ne MAJ have 20 - allpxsd them three
e.erk 1ky geyM1eg ~ many Iss 1ey
choose. they have repeated The presumption
law and The Nebraska kaasas bill; they
have rrpfaied the Declaration Of IndfprH-
idence ans the Constlinilon Of the UnIied
States l'aushtfI), and q now only remains
'oI = 20 repeal Mem igseae laughter ana
sPmause + 'Essss s7-ss
VS. saHesuon % ours = grave oHe-----a
qussslon which has made dsgntanfs shake
Y tneif SHOES lapPianse I-sno they shah
consinae y s1akr. till they iaHs great ar.
p'ausf We VIII go ~ me. unaon ana
oe'.ann nhs f'ss'ss mere, OVER ssese 'sasns.
apov,er u Lone s'ar1 shaH rise ana cesaana
, - pace 70 me ealaxy mat sdetns GUT
na',gHs' nfS. nf ques4loh - w.'stAsi We
snai' pc cuu''s'su e Pat ~ Iss S'sHe =,
"H'p !eiuses = Paosecs' ~ !. - y has VII
~ .'s laseo' s''as qlesuon !. y lhPoss's,'e
usn.5 = e - =. = nasu - ses,,o1i t'e
.1s..ss 2. u's'' ana ~ - eespscia''y ns'a
sa''s's -, n,5 iHo.,yes % po.s,'eiahs \ az
r'NTss - saa'. g Met WIN me cry !. =
D,u'nun'T-Ae iist',9n@sse ety y me
4 s.'l.N rness1i a Nv.'h ufs''as'us =.
-" .ose.ss. ~ ' ansm, " ,,b
,s $500 - - 80. e $50. ~ .f
~ rsas,;,',,;" ' III -. $3.50 ). -
~. ~, $500, NJ. sat -.
Il, shacaa 4 81 ~.;a.,I.,sl 80. 800 IN,
i w;,b ,h;s sba Is ~, sas;.s.a Sir dss;,ss
more ~ .hs c.;ss ,,c !. arr.s ia, nf ~, :
May,,, a,,d !. n;s.,,.;oa, ~ asds = Cow,
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snaL.n - go. -. az. 80 .,.,.s.;,.s.s e.
Iesds - cheau wav ~ rs,,;or aIaag' and
: oas more Iargalr ,,r,.,;..I !. ,5;s Wes.s,.
4 country than 3 anv n,lsr 1 have ever
Iknown r anol..sa1 n, die nv deserves
i not The leas, .ossce. 4, Il "a 70 BRIGHTEN
oniv women And 1b;Id,.n San,,.srn dema.
goeues viii crv !. Disnn;on., IL vain. The
4 iIn;on is s,rong enauab N resis, f;ll;hus,sr.
ip0 for Cuba 81 Kcnsas If mn .s,,ono
\ enough for seIf. ooverrme,,t--to nrotect ne
4 in ana e,,;ovu,e Il ,f ,y,,a
the right If sufTrave ma ina r;;,,bt ,r s,eec
j -then let +, gorannIaasa1 m, ~ !.
strong enough |: II .YsiiI resist tl,is sIiah,
i shock Nhatever Conuress mav do. IN,
i union will be tyeseyvea. elenbers may
i threaten. but tI,e GOOD sense 81 lie country
1 will prevail. They ,nay cali =. rcy,lntion.
eminent, the Union should protec, us, and
1 we will cooperate with 1t. fill does not,
we are Justified i'm demanding govern
menf Tor ourselves,
tits proposed TO organize State; to
form a Constitution Or our own. What
fhc ~ - cfny ,f ~, 81 ~ 81 af ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-01

IT Its stated That sne New York As-
socia,ion Of Liquor Dealers has paid the
New York Tribune $4,000 Tor The Use Of
couple Of columns until the election 10 that
State. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-01


An American Declining Russian Honors.
-fhe following anecdote appears in tho
London Times, Of Oct. Q:
!. Some time back, when Russian pro-
spects appeared far brighter than they now
are, prQposi.ion was made to an. American
gentleman. recently in Paris, TO enter the
Rus siaaa service with high tile and
position near the person Of the Emperor
The reply was, that too high an estimate
was placed upon his talents, but that such
as they were, they were due ercinapeiy to
his own country and to Republican princi-
ples.'
The New York Times learns from its
European correspondence that the American
who made this reply is George Sumner,a
brother HIM. Charles Sumner OF the Uni
ted States Senate. Ii he means 70 serve
his country. with its present Government
and institutions-or rather Institution, for
We have but one--he might. so far as Re-
pnblicanism Is coneerned, lay his sspicss
at the feet Of the Gar.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-01

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Sofis nave United anon his a o51snsoxasnS mi.
Sfunsfy, as wen as the Liquor Dealers
Eras1us has no, beer, ind orsesdbv the whius
and his cliances4look worse every day.
There ID noaoubt that The Know Nah
mos and The seadinp Hards have = ao,., 8, :,
I ara g.mert for ,he ela.,;an 20 ,,.o :, ~ =.
&C the American candidates. esn.c;all. II,
/ sheriff. As this is !. most lucrative Office.
considerable eapitaI has heen a,,ha,l "A il
Inc xnecula1ion. Encouraoetoent i u;van
i, 3 !
=. :. = : = :. 80 sS','s :,
vote. For this service in the city. the
/ American State Ticket is to be deserted.
- =. 49,. .. ~ - =
order 10 nd them in their a,temp, 10 ob,ain
4 seats In the Cincinnati Democratic t,onvsn-
,;on II i rnmo,ed ma, : eer,a;n l,,oe cam
TRACTOR hs. y;ven la,a, snns If none i
aid !, those .,raaae,naa.ss hon;.a ), rose,
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sHo.ss of w,sh,n.,ao
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moral speech by a police captain; Or rather
/ she right Of free speech. The Free Lovers
sill meet at $50. being more careful how
ever. as "a the admission If bro,bars and
sisters.
The trpe remedy for s,b,, misc, is tn IL
il alone Yerv severely and i, v IN mass away
to make room for soma other exc,,e,eo,
1 The wheel Of success revolves ve,v fas, il
] Gotham Nine davs i ,,.,,er . leng lease
for wonders in these DAYS Of railroads and
,elegraphs
4 p. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-01
GAMBLING.

The Hartford Courant notices the case of
a young merchant OF that city, connected
with very respectable fan,ii;es. and until re-
Gently Of anoomnoaly brighi business pros
poets, who has seea proved guilty. not only
of losing allhe was worth. ana money ia,
justly belonged 70 his creditors, Al gaming
tables. bull who has foRGTO notes 10 4 iaree
amount TO conceal such losses. The same
paper adds ,ha, The vice of gambling Is ex-
ceediagiy prevalent il that ely. and men
who are supposed . been.ireiy above sacis
shings. are occasionally ensiced into spoft-
ing ROOMS aud rsined We presume Tia,
Hartford e aos The only. place where this
vice il too prevalent. There are villages
that We might came NJ which men claim.
ing 70 BE- respectable. and acknowledged d
BE- so BY their fellow ci,ixens, spend aui,e
100 much time over the sard table, 10 which
the young and inexperienced are oo.cfsea
'issitrd g their great d.sadvaniage.
- Amoag ne paseais grantee. Ii ne
go q ortober, i one q Georg~ g. Hsnl
of Wo'co,tsilss. fos .inpsovelnens "a Melo-
droas. W
s. .zsa4<-s4- III 1.
- Awsisef i IN Riehmoui Engs;r<r
nemiaases Hsasy Al Wise III yispis;a e,
The Presidency. q
ISL
"a Senator Toaesy y announced ii IL.
isg = Washington ciiy. .he s ss i p.s.,
stdcni Pierre. - s z Z. s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-01

a Thanksgiving u Indiana, Nov. s9ih
IN fsnnsy lssuis, Nos. aed. In New You
Nov. 29th.