The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29

whEn theJe s not n quorum present,h say
J egilaror called -meeling OF such Councils,
and tier action shall be ratified ata suisse
quent inseting.
SIC. g Three members Of the Executive.
Committee, iHeluline either the Grand PrecS
ident or Grand Secretary OF the State Coun-
Gil, or either Of the Corresponding officers OF
Subordinate Councils shall form a quorum
for The Transaction OF business Sc -
SEc,3. There shall be Financial Com-
nlittee ID, ,consis s9ugEofs three members Of the
STATE Council, one Or more Of whom shall
audit all bills referred 10 such committee by
ssete of the Council. -.
SEC, T. e, The Committee named in the
last section shall be appointed by the Grand
President, BY and with the advice and con-
sent of the State Council, Of, the regular
meeting in July of each year. and the Grand
President shall likewise designate ell select
Committees authorized by the Council I'D.
SIC. 5. There shall be meeting Of the.
Executive Committee Of the State Council in
the City ol Columbus on Friday evening Of
each week, or at such other times and places
as may be ordered BY the Grand Pres dent.
:5sadi 3iG s4BTioLE vaje2 ay9digo1
=, ,SEca1, Al Chasfers for fe,miaq Ssbor
dinate Councils shall Be obtaiaet from The State
Council, and AL applications therefore lnFst be
naas. to lie Gfand Segetary pf The, STATE Cota,
Gil, and must be- aecompajea ecjh proper CRE I
DBNTIAESlAND 9GHARTER3 FBEdO
FIVE DOLLARS, Subordinate Councils
can only be formed, except as hereinafter
provided, by dispensation toaan authorized
delegate o the State, Council whose written
report of the organization Of the Subordinate
Councit tfansrnitted to tie Grand Secretary
stating the name and location OF such COun,
Gil and be necessary to procure atcharter.
Sec. Q. The number Of officers ot Subor.
dinate Councils shall be- the same as !inoa the
State Councll. They shall beg elected, : at
such times and Tor such terms as the 'SuS
bofdinate iCJdncils may by rule prescribe,
and thsir ,dq' les, besides these get .prih IN
the Ritual, shall ,be the same as those usual
" appeftainihg to such offices in other or.
carnations, and shall have the same rcf4ra
ence to Subordinate Councils as, the dulles
otthe corresponding officers OF the State
Council have. withIre ference to the glatterni +
( Sec. B. An personsof eighteen yeavs. Of
age and upisaras, may upon satisfactory exs
amination5 become members ofahs organiza
SEC. 4. All initiations in Subordinate
Councils shall take place by and W ith the
satherityi of tbe,oficers o., such Council N
stria accordance ,citb The Ritual.
SEC. 8. Any Subordinate Godncil,7 locas
ted iaa County seat may BY, vote Of -!the
rqenhers present at,a regular or called meets
ing, delegate one or more Gifts members It'd
organize a,5ubordinaie GouaeA,iR any towa;
ship, Of the county in which Conncil shall
not have been previously instituted, tw The
ctmferJof such iCoaacilso oryaaisea, sA@ lbe
proearea. f10an tse State Council asprov1ded IN
The frst section efthis article. 'i'''t '9'~t,9
SEd6. nAll Subordinate Councils shall be
in direct correspondence with and under the
supervision OF the State Council and SyNect
10 be di8baaae2 BY Ssi for non adonpliaaosz wiH
any ofiEs rules i,of deTees; but shall have
power to adopt their own Constitution and
By. Laws, consistent with this Constitution
and sthe ohjectsiof this organization: sava
il. SEC. Z. Ityfaelity to the objects Of thts orga'
nizttioa shall be sufficient cause for the esps3'
sion oil a member Mt any meeting Of the lCeun-
iority oil the membe RS present .5Ea@
3, SEC. s. aAlEcases Of expulsion, with the
reasons therefor, must be immediately repoc
ted to the State Council. -,
SIC 8. A RECORD OF THE NAMES
AND sD0INGS OF ALL LDIsL0YAL7pAR-
TIES OR sYMPATHlzERS3 With THE
h IPRESENTi REBELLION TOGETHER
|lWITH THE EVIDENCE, \ OF THEIR
DISLOYALTY, SHOULD BE KEPT BY
THE SECRETARY OF EACH SUB0RDI
NATE COUNCIL. AND .ASs90FTEN AS
EONGEaAr MONTH, A TRANSCRIPT OF
SUCH RECORD SHOULD tBEtFORWAR-
DED TO THE STATE COUNCIL, -,
ARTICLE V. "a g
sE6. I. q al comnsanications from S'sbordi
mite Counctls to Tie State Ooaisosl should be I'D
dressed to- the Gsdsd Seystugs and all comma
nications or dscrees from thhs State Coapneii
must be CAREFULLY DESTROYED BY THE. SU>
BORN kTE CoUNoiI. HEcEipING ]pHEM, after
their contents haze been asasrtalne4 eaa eatsssa
H'Sef sEc. T. 3. By Laws vs. not conflicting with
this Constitution, may besaadopted By othe
State and, Subordinate Councils, for the gov
ernlnent Of the same, by q vote Of d majority
Iof the members present at alregular meeting
lseSEe. 3,u This Constitution may be, altered
or amended at any regular rneeling by vote
Fof two thirds III the members present, after
IaWeehs notice otrthe proposal apenamenq lleq
has has been given in open 9 Council. ..,al..,, ,,,s
~ =Sa Our readers gan form Is some ONE
Idea how the, Abolition .Union organ
lof Ohio, the Ohio State Journal, il
| kept up, BY reading d Couple Of arti-
| fctles from the Cincinnati Commercial
l1sFhe1 Ciissfasaaiis "A dvertisimg OF
| 54 t.tlae,, ,Oili0 Stale sJ0urMaa.
The Ohio State journal, Hurtt 81 Allen
lproprietors, has an extraordinary amount 40
| Cincinnati advertising, nearly six Of its col
umns being occupied by our enterprisins
business men 1.-Two oflour hard ware firms
have each . full colnmn, and q, wagpnsmak
ling establishment has another column, =
| There Is Soliciting curious il this, and dws
mustconess to degree Of surprise in dis
covering the remarkable appreciation Of" th'
Journal, by some Of our business hotises,p as
auradsertising medium % Itiis a aeoincidepee
which we, hope we may be pardoned for men
tioning ia this connection, that the Hnrtt, o
the firm Of Hurtt & Alien, proprietors oith'
journal. is Captain Hurtt, ,.of this city, whf
| is heavy purchaser on Government account
and that his consultation pfethe generalfwel
fare, in the discharge pt bis, Official duties
| he has found 1t advantageous to buy Of TIL
llibefal advertisers In, the Jonrnal .E3 Hlhs 50
gacieus 6rms, whose well displayed, adyer
,tisements adorn and occupy tie valuabl
columns Or the Joafnal! have doubtless beer
| of the1opinieni that, Captain Hurtt, was |
close and through reader sof his newspaper
and Il was d ttelicitous reckoning on thei
Apart, to place before himain type yhests,1a
ftRair ne netchainaise and The ready and 5prot
disable dnnrertihili,gio ofnthe various saftidls
rendered conspicious by, the,J Journals tempt
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