Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

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The Most worthy Patriarch by invitation Wis. |
ted the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Good
remplars at thar session at Detroit and received
! fraternal greeting. The Grand Lodge passed
hip to the Sons Of Temperance.
The report alludes TO the great struggle going
On In Massachusetts and other States, and recon-
mends determined resistance through the ballot
box 10 The organized efforts Of the liquor dealers
to throw around their traffic the sanctity OF law
The education of the young In temperance
principles, through the intoxicating OF such prln-
ciples In Sunday and other schools and the for
nation Of Bands of Hope, etc., Is earnestly re-
The National Temperance Society and Publica-
lion house, which commenced operations january
Ist 1866, has become one Of the established IN
situations of the country. Since Its organization
It has stereotyped eleven books and pamphlets,
and thirty new tracts, and printed IL pages
fionaI Temperance ADVOCATE and the Youih's TEN
psraace Bonner, are published at such low price
and so ably conducted that they should reach ev-
cry part Of the country. !,
A temperance library should be connected with
Immediate establishment Of such libraries, no
matter how small, as very few such books Will
serve as nucleus for large libraries.
The death during the last year of Moses Bur-
bank, P. g. ". F., Of Vermont, and Avian 4.
luTutT, ". vs. Vi GubtcIh lsCW Aoih1 - eA.
nounced with appropriate expressions OF regret.
The reports OF the NJ. W. s. and M. W.T.; were
read, oil showing very satisfactory condition OF
the different departments Of this great order,
when on motion the National Division adjourned
to meet at o'clock, Thursday morning.
OPEN MEETING IN THE EVENING. .4
The Grand Division Of Delaware, and the members
Of the N. D. met at O'clock IN the Good Templars
under the marshalship Of james z. Hayes Of the 9.
D. ofDelaware, preceded by the wilmington cornet
Band procession wss formed ana msrcnsa 70 sns
to witness the reception ceremonies. The platform
was occupied by the officers Of the g. D; Of Delaware
and the National Division Of N. A. Gracefully en-
twined with each other were to be seen loved
Stars and Stripes" and the crosses Of St. Andrew
and St. George the ensigns OF two OF the most Chris
tian aud enlightened nations upon winch inc sun
Aiter the. band had played Hail Columbia" the
and he audience, WIN. Silver, Jr., G. W. r. Of the
address IN tss name M q the a. b Of Delaware wei
Inequalities. God the Queen" was then played
by the band, after which Most Worthy Patriarch
John A. stearns OF the National Division responded
in very eloquent manner accepting the Inequalities
Of the G. d. OF Delaware, hoping that the friends Of
the order In the little State Of Delaware may be as
suciessnl In driving ri e. from thelr sale
/ O, North America. y. ID. Wetmore, of New Bruns-
wick then entertained the audenc, In speech OF rare
i elOqueuce, Dut seluum bulpnsetu III ItstaiCh anu
pon denictpe the rise and progress Of the cause in
he overthrow 81 The nrobibitory law in
that Province' n -
After iusic by the Band paper was handed to the
chairman and a call made for VIM, Z. McDonough to
come forward and sing song which after some con-
siderable persuasion he consented to do, and after
singing very i Sd RsGtc song a be az
tsmntad 10 Isaye The nistform mil tbs Ola Oake
Silctst" was sung in such marrer as is seldom
heard
Edward Carswel, Oshawa, Canada East. was then
introduced to the audience who entertained them iol
sh9rt time IN Sns o. 5hoSe ricn Iacy spee,Shes ~,
wmcn ne u 20 Scicprated, aternateiy cenVnisng tle
eSrs WIN iausu''f' anu 'nen INVITING 'n''-
II now being near 10 o'clock. the audience was dis
missed with TIE benedicton and the members Of thu
National Grand and Subordinate Divisions, with thc
friends and lady visitors proceeded to THE oDp FIJI
Lsws Hall, where sgmP,uols repsst was In wait AZ
AZ IN Wini,p W 'le 'Auy Aena' u 'e VI
Two immsnse tables. each running the full length
Of the hail. were loaded down with Cakes ices, straw
berries and cream, and such was the bountfui proyi
sion that though the hall was literally packed witt
people, there was plenty for all and considerable u
spare; u.,.., a.. 800. ~. ..n.a,
a, .ne conclusion q WE rePas. Mr hhDonom!Ig
~ s:ssnSsd iss platform I'd made ysfy neat
with lie object Of he Order here assembled Ana vel
coming the National Division to our city.
AT about II O'Clock, the well pleased and well fet
audience dispersed to their homes.
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| THURSDAY. June 90
The Division met at Institute Hal, at O'Clock
M. After the roll cal of officers and adoption
Of the minutes Of nreyous meeting. the folowin,
Committees were appointed -
| Committee on Good of the Order.-Samuel +
| Casey of t)hio r. ID. Townsend ofISouth Caro-
lima j. j. Bradford. of Kentucky.
on CONSTITUTION. 9,Jobn Davies. If New York
In. W CAGE. Of Ohio. r nj BRADLEY Of Distric
Columba1
az annoo,s n w s,ooL or Massachusetts,
= nepn;son If Pennsvlyan;a n w nndie,
of South Carolina w Pirate az Canada Wss
= Goodw;n Of Nav tIamnsbira S' " 70
G P3tmn o. Se Grss ~ W;rono
Cosv of Ohio. + d. Stonphton. Of Illinois
oa csr,enonics and Reg"I;a 'MGeorge Hick
New Jersey: William Ri. Armstrong. of Easter
New YORK R. 2. COwIes, Of Connecticut,
nes business he hr"nSht hefare I III. kat;onai ' M
vision after IL O'Clock, on Saturday, unless b
tl g unan,,ous cohsens W .ae Nunonn Disisiol
hall for the meetipas Of the Grand Divisoa V'I =,
naL loi ,ne niec.nss VI wv olnu nl'lsioA y
ha 1a taa Ee,Ia 'I Hal, o M h
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npon m9 ~ Lne Sa az en- n Hys9h
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FeIous, Hail = large ATTENDANCE IF ,nenhe ar nv y.
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ADMITTED nc r;sitor ~ the Grand nvis;on w
u IN mot;on ) n,clock in the af,ernnon xyoe a
cd nnn far Tho chnnoinr ~ ,,,ooc for tho ,9 na.
inp IF The atth Session af the National pvsio s'
II w p Il stearns onnnnnced the FOO
n ton ~ the fo,oyin@ tnleoram which was read
y E,yz,purt, N lime 81, 1se7 II n Stea,
Is a. Na,;onai ni.i.,on Sons of Temneroncs ~,
n ,Ss,sN We send vnr greet;na nnr Rand Of NJ,
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ae tSponoS tbe str,ots With banner, ond aans cni
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er tIona d;nca,n n;y;s;c,n Of 4, T,;vohath
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zee AFTERNOON SESSION.
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me .t;l', ha,n ,e.o =. to "'u''i houi ~
eit EsN n,c,ncE the niv;s;on nroceedcd 10 cho
nS n Mace for fine mpetinp Of the 24th Session of
~, IN National Division.
~ An INVITATION was read from the Grand Div;.
LEU of Tennessee inviting the National Division