New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
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Installation OF the Grand Onieers-Addrfss by
n. q. Sire Ksnnedy and Others.

sEt OND DAY.
The r. W. Grand Lodge OF the state If Ncw-York
reasse1blei Yesterday morning rurfllu 20 adoanmeni
G. Sire Kennedy ~ the chair.
Afer the admission aad initiation Of number Of new
members and the approval Of tie bonds Of tho Grand score
tay and Grand Treasurer elect the n'ia lhon Of W. w
Grand Master John Medoe of KnicksIJoke Lodge NO p
Of New. York proceeded with.
Previous 10 inst ition q the Grand Oaice r. Grand Sire
Kennedy addressed The Order rs follows;
RgpKfsENIAuyfs AND BEoTHGas'-G hope b. vii no. hc
regarded Inappropriate 0r de 10 sy lew words on t' I'M
portant OF this usia! alton standing as do before
YOU member Of the fraternity thn mony Of those
u the Order; and " may be proIc 20 sny safS
during nearly TIE whole of tat tine When oned
the OrueT depressed condition. and gh'd vitality
Although q hgst Lodge ever orsan - N iAe an Sa.e'
organized IA 100 To- his city u fet 40 tt % hi
orraa,lel Oy Thomas Wisv iu Baltimore. bat s DO W. 10 ln
auhcilthy condition. AID no,cr hId aay he H. 1873 's
but n was never hchy tie 4;h OF June s g. Counbil
Lpdre No. received it. charter f.om The Grnd Lodfe 81
Grand Lodge Of the state OF Nes ioEk i1ea stared "',a bi
single Lodge bei1d h bar re next year another Lite
was organ ned DGtchess County a soon sror4 tn
"a nrilv f,lioyct Nv S,-,,~er.'' R-f,g, ,Iso ~
bot died of several tunes. and even thot apAc.
In his STATE Ld reached Ten Lldrc- aaI te otrier ws
about being granted F ec,cnti Lodge IL rJ We had
seventeen Lodges bot ia ls conflict about the 'cl
ton OF the Grand Ledge AMI 10 was removed to Abby viii.
authority u the Grand Lodge 81 &c uM.e1 state 10
1877 however removed biekip N,w-i ORG Chy lh,A
vgor became Infused into the ofdF ana IN "iee es
20 Lodges IN the state I'll bat onc-Clni loiee ~
IA healthy
elected by my brethren Grand Ma.er Tho nImbc OF
members had increased from G to ri0 20 3yf. Tie
ms G q. po,ocTeG Ne became oa' Il cac oi W.
became proud and thS r6l. VS. 20 division 81 sl- he
81 md Lodge Of the United states II sp -enc'iolcd ts
iiyou, loaar2'ed from TIE first with IL e rc' IN ny
rover every also opposed on TIE noo ~ the GRIND
Ne separate rcapod the benefit Of rhs sona'ou
We have dwindcd down one Land bus to- other hand
we have gained peace and cot rd q purd matter whcg
-yg peye: hE. AieIel u. -. iI ff IN ne tf'fr oi
ou1!eiht 55s iLotarr weioCk 10 cycy whom We we're
absolutely compelled 10 reject Ioifc werr lntAici 10
pieces where they shond have never been permitted to "N
We have gone through the iria. must arkno"elgo
might lot harnonze % do indeed stll TOO, 20 n'uie
part and advised every who asked my advice 10 b. go
now when n has taken place, hope WI b' success ~
Union will be permanen, and nothing 9li .fna'
spirit Vreva coupled witb spirit @ up Old euch "tn'r
These remarks were received win logd applause A. On.
made the following remarks
WORTHY PAST GHAsD SHg Were Incentive % the zeal
ous discharge Of the official duties necessary It offered by
the honor conferred Of receiving thus Char er 1nd
badges Of Office the hand, q so distinguished Brother
Yourself whose long sad %sI'9,oa, nc, ne
and presence among as on t occasion eye aaonr
motion OF the hily cau,e in which We ere engaged
REPRESENTATIVES, To be ecc,ed. have been. by the
unanimous vote Of tie two nIsdeilcns to The most exalted
bonor which may well feel proud and which s4ll hold ~
highest estimation. am aware that the ohce u one OF
great labor high responsibilities and u many de.clte duties
that may be frequently called upon oihey 10 deede nat
wherein 1t viii be impossible TO please al TO parties IN
Interest shall however endeayor 10 dcAlrgt the duties
deyoylng upon nplrnly and eonscienousy permitting
nothing to interfere with the integrity Of my i,eoa, ana
keeping prominently In view the best Interests III our beloved
Order. Although not stranger 10 inc dutes ana
requirements Of the honorable station which
am now about occupy, yet distrusuul
Of my abilities meet satisfactorily the demands upon ne In
dispensing and Legislation at Saance with that under
which have derived my experience. fee admit that
there many In this body who are lar more competent IN
every respect aud whose SUPERIOR intellect and aianmen
would have added greater dignity 10 this Office. Being fully
that have not the wisdom prudence ana eIreuee
which ominenty distinguish many o. those present: shall
hoping may be able satisfy the reasonable anncpa
tons my friends and partially relieve the .ocade OF those
who may be doubt feeling assured that oil my Efforts IA that
direction will be eheeIoy seconded shall not permit. any
the great principles which we profess or TO etd The pro-
gross Of our noble institutions for whose Interests we are here
legsate take this occasion 10 publicly tender soknow
edgments to tho Representatives aud to the Past GIands
the State for the aerng vote accorded to
and the distinguished honor conferred upon me IN the recent
canvass - ,, IL, n,
which the Grand Master installed the following Grand OF
fcers;
william Gould Of BuGlo Lodge No. 81. BuGal. Deputy
Grand Master George Gardner Of oaoudaga Lodge ~ ~
syracuse. Grand Warden. Dewitt G. Lsngdon Of NJ 'gnoia
ApI Lodge aS &c. no. rs TswYori Grand secretary
The following Grand Officers were apported by the NJ W.
The Rev. J. Dunbar Hoaghon Of winona Lodge No 3sl
Grand Gssp + E % E cos Of S M de Sc
"a Troy. Grand Conductor Jonas X Knapp OF rSmpkln,
Lodge No Grand Guardians Charles Mcdonald OF National
Alter the installation the Standing Committees for is6G67
were nominated and confirmed as follows =.
Committee Of Of tie Representatives Kennedy
OF Ietys No II NTH Buffalo No 81: Fromcn of Mount
Sinai 40 374 Maiden Of Rensselaer,, No So; Hamilton OF
Olive Branch No 81 Sanders Of Corandt No o. English OF
Eureks No ia. Blshaed OF Homer No 2so. Delaney Of
Highland No. IS.
Committee Of Eleoas aud Stern Of
Germania No 10; Fonda OF Gene'ee No 81 Savage Of En-,
terprise No 3d. Terwiger OF Syracuse, No. ls Cowan Of
Herwan No 6J Rowe Of TO0awanda No. 10; Williams OF
Ahenian No 2s White Of Albion No. 2l2 Vandeyoort OF
Hancock. No. 32l. ,,
No. 30; Rights No ISL Miilard OF Brook
haven No 2is; Lacy Of Hope, No story a Diamond,
No 40; Judson Principle No l7O; Raphs OF Empire NO
Ca Dom Of Shenandoah No. 49, Douglass OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL
No. -. 49,
Committee Of CorrespoadeneeRcpresente Mmyin Of
Principle No 40; Smith National No. 3d. j. H. White Of
Albion, No 2l2.
o7ries Appea-Representat Barnard OF Montauk.
No 327 Swanton of Atlantic No 80 Eneron OF Jefferson
Union No 2i; Gamble Warren. No 2jj Pupe OF Pachc.
No s5 Snyder Of Hermann No 4O rerwlser Of Syracuse
No. Lei Iosic Of Magnolia No lGbi j. D. saaer % Golden
/ Rule. No. 2i5. a. 49,,
Corum, Of Lars Of Pitts Of
Mercantile No n; Carpenter Of Central CIV, No 2jli
Leweek Of German OAK No s2 Cole Of Trojan No 2' Pru
den OF Columbia, No. /.
C0luaiuee Representatives Gbson Of salem
No. IS. Dorsey Of Ark No p; Wllson Of Ononiacn 10
~; Nose. Beacon No 2si Fox Of HUMBOLDT No. IcOi
Preston Of Middetown No 2; Loeb OF Point GIa1oi No