The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04
KNIGHTS TsMPLAR.-1he sUhjoined re-


solutions show the action of the Knights TempIar
Of this city, relative to their late visit Moth:
At called assembly of Richmond Commandery,
No, 2, held in their Asylum, in the city of Rich
nond, Va, On Saturday, July 10th, 1858, the fol-
sowirg resolutions we're unanimously adopted
And COPY ordered to be transmitted to De Molay
Eucampment, of Boston, Massachusetts:
tst That no brilliant array of words. nor artistic
effort ef eioquenee, would adequately cypress
feelings at IN cordial wecom. and knghtly cour-
tesy with which we We're received and entertained
oy Do Moloy kncampment. on our late pilgrimage
to the toms OF the immortal Warren; per
shaded that 1T was e. cd for US TO be there; the
sentiments there xIressed, must tend not only to
bind in closer bonds of union the Sir Knights Of
our respective Commanderies, heretofore stran
gers, but now 80 no longerbut we believe through
them that the ancient and firm inks between -
Nassachu etts" spd Odd Virgi ia" we've in no
light degree renewed and strengthened.
ID That to par. r.icu,arise the names of iHdiyidu
as, when all did SO much to contribute 10 our hap
piaess during our scjou n, would be an invidnous
well hopeless tass, trust. Therefore tuaf
the simple. but deep.felt expression of thanks
rendered 10 each snd every member of De NJ lay
r.pcampmeut will be understood 70 mean ali that
knight Templas could say, and all that Knight
remplar would wish tc hear
s. That the inestimabie Relic of cur Rev, luton
memen os OF the ancient TenOwp Of Massachusetts
and Virginia. the twin sisters of 76, shall be cher
shed while life lasts with venel ion as deep as
Jewels indeed, are they bey ond price; and dying
not only because they are memorials Of Of cur Tiers
achievements, but. also, to remind them Of the late
cor dial reunion OF their ch idren
4th. That we tender through De Molay Encamp-
meat. cur sircere thanks. to the Municipal author
ites, as uel as the citizens of Boston gener rally
tie their city 70 be- the the Athens Of Anerca
5h. That our peenl ar thanks are also due for the
bsautful speeim en- Of W rk, exeInpftd by De Mo
cation Of by endeavo ing to initiate its excellence.
6tn That We consider De Moisy ELcampment
sledged to return ou visi' either on the 18th May,
9th o. June. at any other time during the year.
1859, that may suit theiI CONVEX 1ence.
7th. That in consideration Of our pilgrimage to
the tomb of Warren, and as sligt mark of our ap
precsti5n of ths tesy AID hospitality, with
which We were received, the c.uacii of De Hoiay
Nncampment. Boston, ard alse. the Council of st.
johns Encampu ent, No !, Of Providence, in perpe-
tuity, be and are hereby recorded, as honorary
members of Richmoad commandery, No. 3
T. b GILL, Grand Commander.
w RIDpIcK, Recorder
At a called assembly OF Richmond Commar derry
1858: - : -
Ine following resolutions were unanimously
adopted. aud copy of them order ID to be transmit.
4 TO st Johns Encampment, No ], of Providence,
Isl Fhal Ii is beyond our power to express, as We
kindness which se. weary pilgrims, traveliine
from afar." experienced at the hands Of St. Jchns
On o our late so B9sf"n
tn simple name OF Height Possesses the alch hemy
to transmute strangers into cordial friends and well
which were greeted. not only y the Sir knights
but bS the citz Of Providence generally, remain
what man can do unto ihem," 10 disturb in the
slightest dee rec their harmepiou. rel .tions.
I'd That we lCok forwari with antieipstions OF
great pleasure to the redemption of. the pledge o.
e Johns Eneampment to visit rs OF the Ancient
Domision. on the 18th May, "a b June. or at any
other time that may suit their convsnence not later
| han the year next ensung; and we promise them
| at least an "Old Virginia welcome"
| Fl. GILL,
| E. Grand Comman .er.
| w. ]. RDDIJK. Recorder