The national Republican., 1867-11-04

Newspapsn with their opinions sent forth
were believed In BY some, while others had con
fdenoe In another class and none else. Respect
ability was worldly, and reputation is the meas.
uro tho world gives US. A true faith burns
brighter as II 10 hedged In.
The reverend gentleman spoke Of the innu.
ence Of newspapers upon the public mind, and
the often dangerous doctrines advanced by
them, He argued that IL tho Bible or some good
book was substituted in families in lieu of the
Newspaper vast beneficial results then would fol.
| low, and he concluded bis sermon upon this
thome.
AT THE cESrRE.NARKEr.
At the tre.market yesterday quite crowd
gathered to listen to the usual Sabbath afternoon
service, under tho auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Rov. Mr.. johnson de.
lyered a brief but eloquent sermon, taking his
text from the 30 chap. John, 18th verse.
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The GRAND II. A. CHAPTER OF MAsoHs or
THE D. C.-The following resolutions, recoRniz.
ing the Grand Chapter of the District Of Coium.
bia as legally organized body by the Grand
Chapters of the States Of Ohio and Kentucky,
have been officially received by the Grand Sec.
retary of the Grand Chapter Of the District Of
Columbia during the past week
OFFICE 0RASD sEc'Y. AND GRASB RRc d
| oP masonic BODIES or ONO, }
CISotSSAri, (0l Oct II. 1897
Mc w. =, e. Grand Chapter Of he d. O., Wash.
The NJ Ex. Grand Chapter of Ohio, in session
this day, after defence Of your position as
Grand Chapter by the Most Ex Grand High
Priest, Comp. Rex, In hiI address and earnest
advocacy Of your legality, In tho Report of the
Committee on Foreign Communications, and on
report Of the Committee on Masonic Jurspru.
dence, without n dissenting voice, adopted reso.
lutions, as follows:
"Resolrsd, That ihI, Grand Chapter endorses tL,
positions taken BY the 81 ES Grand Hlgh Priest, 10
his address, aud tho Committee oh Foreign Comniu.
G,eauons N their report in relation to the GraGd
Chapter Of the District o. Columbia,
'Rcsslrsd That the Gtsnd Chapter, beivg tho.
roughly convinced Of the Legality Of the otgsuizi-
Hon ofii Grand Chapter OF the strict q ColumbIa
extend to 1t the right hand Of br0theTly love and
friendly grast'Bg
"Re'oirsd That the Grand seerctiry 10, aud bo is
hereby Instructed, to forward copy Of these rss0lu
tons 10 the Grand Secretary Of the urini Chpsr Of
the Dl'trlct OF CIlumbla
oil'lal Gta'urS.
tsHIL JOuS u. CAtuwELt,
Grand roc, Chap, OHIO
Grand Roylt Arch Ciaptsr qrMs Sir's NJ Esa,ucly
IN 6H,J'1i coRroc1tipn uggrmbISt, ~ he V,R1a'c
Trmpic, IN N 90, 0J LDuisriiiG, on hs 92i R1yur
0e'ph,r 4 d 1857. 1857.
The following rcs0lu'io1s we're proposed and
HHaRin0WSIy adopted, viz:
whcrsa', sloes the last communication Of thi,
hr NJ IhlPt9r, lh0 U and Chs psr Of L1 y 1 r co.
CoIumSta has b,ep formed aud duly cstaLlisard by
our distiug iShcd and most excellent CO TAnloG,
Alb TT n cseY, 10 strict acrO dance N iha law.
and HsAgosor our Or.or.
r. e.tfo;e be II 'es,ly,d, That tie Grand CIspt,r
0i keliucky t-niCrs their cong TrtuiAtions . Ih.
drard CAapier Of the District 4 C lurlIa aud
horah! aGcsUt said uTant Chapter as "a lrp,ttt.t
acquisition to CaPitnar Masonry 10 the c,u i Y
''Rssolctf, That tho Grand Ser ,ary c.m.nnqi
Ca iSr ne S !IGr,s5'Ps G SaGt ,S" a" 't' Gh,p
blt /. Swig Kr
tsrALl Grsli sscsr'liy.
Extract from tho Report Of the Committee on
Foreign Communication, retired to IN the
above resolutions ffom The Grand Chapter Of
Ohio, made by Comp Howard Matthews, tho NJ.
". Grand Master Of Ohio:
We have t'kc, "c.i-!nq prriy tp,Ap.r,s ON
y'cgs In regard ibis aaumPtI'n vf authority by
the Genera Grtld Hish rho {, aud th lnvasion +
the pr "oEat'y"s Of I.tnl Chapter ~ mlttcr
tl wh every Or I'D Chapter 10 the Ia tel s.ttos
Il lr'cr's'cdi o " tbs were p,Jmltici we would
srs - <, mad tie Ga raj Giaul q Hphr tLrn1gb
u, 'Meer-, end'tEorus to override iaJ c1l.rssy.ry
act V Ehch 'Iey e. pcoplr TO perform. wrtru ttat
th' Urard chapter Of Ohio mAy speak omphut caI!y
on this subleeI. Believing, ~ we do, 1t il viii
toad to g., p,o,Perty Of Capita ar HaGary, We rec.
with tuc Mksoa cheer and rscoyp ih,m VITA \
hearty 10y ii Arch we come to the flmiy Of Grand
Chiplers ~
TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT TO Gov. ANDREW.
DEcEAsEp-A meeting Of the citizens Of Ma.sa
chuselts was called and held on Saturday even.
Ing in the rooms Of tho Mossachusetts Stuto
Agency, IaIetiigsAeer building, corner of u and
Seventh streets. There were present among
others, Hon. Caleb Gushing, Hon. john Prince,
Hon. Mr.. Mcclellan, Second Assistant Po.tmas.
ter aenorali A. p. Clark Ben Perley Poore,
Daniel Wood Col Barr, and DR.. Thurston, Of
Indiana.
Daniel Weed, cs1 called the meeting to order,
and Hon. Caleb Gushing was called to tho chair
Ms. Gushing stated that the object of the
meeting was to take appropriate action in rela.
tion to tho death Of Gov. Andrew, of Massaehu.
setts, and proceeded to pay glowing tribute to
the character Of deceased.
Ben Perley PoOre, esq, was selected as seore
tary when, on motion, the following named per.
sons were appointed a committee, with instruc.
tions to draft suitable resolutions Of rcspect-
Col J, a Boles, Daniel Weed csq., Col Barr,
Hon. John Prince and J. D. Man, esq.
Soon thereafter the committee submitted the
following, which wero adopted unanimously:
Whereas In the sudden death OF John A. Andrew.
the announcement Of which ha' oyershadowed each
public wall and social presence At the nations cap.
ital, We the citizens Of Massachusetts not only feel
In common with our coun'rymfn, thu gTeat public
loss, but we experience also vivid tense Of personal
Bereavement; therefore be it
Resotcsd, That we remember with Just pride and
VIII ever bear 10 HppEoclavo recollection ths fore.
thought aud promipness Of him who saw afar of the
coming peril VI civil war aad ,0a4e ready tho mill.
tia Of our State to march at the dr4 call the Pros
deat to tho 4aiepca Of the impOrilled capital
Rssoirsf That we recall with melancholy pleasure
his frequent visits to the teat Of the ns0nil Goyern
ment iu the darkest hours Of the recent war when
- mere presence was In encouragement, and when
.oughtiul men from various portions Of the eoun-
try, who sought his acquaintlaco and counsel wero
no less charmed by his genial and gentemany bear.
ng and Impressed with the sincerity of his eonYlc-
ttons, than attracted by his brilliant reputation for
ominent and patriotic service
ReSOirsi That wa respectfully tender TO his fam.
lily and surviving kindred a9 expression Of our sin
cero coincidence at the withdrawal from earthly soGl
ETY. OF ono who, always ready ald ever thoughtful
for h9 country, was equally prepared for the lrst
Utilization Of the nnal summOGt, and IN that solemn
moment eyinced his Characteristic golieitud, Tor
others which In alditUa 10 his high Intellectual
glfts and accomplishments will ciGVo his memory to
DO lOug aud Low ngly cherished,
Col. John A Bolos, Hon. John Prince and
Hon. Caleb Cushing, delivered pertinent re.
marks, when the meeting adjourned.
DRUNK AND DGsoRDERLY.-The drunken aad
disor1erly cases wero more than usual on Satur.
day night, and yesterday morning the Justices
were buEv in repeivinp thA nnes i'm nosad