The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-02

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RESOLUTIONS or SUMMIT ROYAL ARCH
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Whereas Death has removed lrnm a1,,fr,u
rs our loved and ho1ored Communion. JoIln
r. Lamkin. and tie sIesD emofions 81 fhe
heart occasfoncd IN S71f9 al event fler,nr1d
expression. And
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worth 81 our doceased eoxauanion. we re-
nazse1 si.ee re- .se,esa s.rson tho first stef
towards fhe exaIfed 6eielf "a which ~
obtained IN this ld1l1liIne institution. and
that he came not n an aflventorous voufh
seeking friends and aid. nor AZ a wanderer
for rar0fenkiou arafngt aflverqIfw. while lifa
rvae vet srI ayrnaTfnlrat hnf M came n, thf
r,riF1e ~ Ma rr5ar,1r-I II f,e 1,rir.,s ~ tia
after he lad grapDIed with aayersity and
conouered. and wealth. luxury and l1onors
had cafflered around him and with a han
nv FAMILY leanin . trusfinolv urou his stro15,e
arm 10 BRING him iov a. he walked the earth
with fhef eearl 80 rnair Flat Is horn ~ :
noble purpose and CONSCIOUS strength. hon
ored bv friends and courted by socIetv. And
Whereas, Thus distinguished, and with
the broad purpose OF doing good he entered
and was clothed with fire enhlems 81 this
ancient order Of Science. Truth and Renew
olence. and inspfred with a lofty ambition.
exerfeI the virorolls Mowers that God had
Given him In the Interests Of iustice and
humanity with great Success until by the
cruel hand ~ nasth. we were robbed 81 our
cI,arie she's eonorenio, whose loss we fleenlv
5as,lo~e D. - tI,e~ef,re
Resolved. That in the death Of COMPANION
Tan1l~fn we recovniza an afFiicrion That
awakens the nrofonndest emotions Of sor-
rev. fn, we feel that IN him we have lost
cnn,reanion and brother who loved Truth
for ffIe beauty thereof and whose integrity.
was = living principle within him. inccr-
runtable.
Resolved, That we remember with pride
how his vigorous intellect and comprehen-
sive mind grasped and apnreciated the
principles Of eternal truth as displayed in
this noblest and most ancient of human in
Situations. and how in turn the plOries Of
Ol1r sublime order filed his heart will, the
grandest emotions and Impressed his soul
with noblest purposes, until we soon beheld
him exalted to the highest degree that can
be conferred in America, and ruling as the
Grand Master of the State Of Mississippi.
Resolved, That during his whole masonic
life he furnished abundant proof that he
was q mason in spirit and in truth and loved
the purity and grandeur Of his principles,
and reioiced To feel that without her sacred