Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-13
THE PALE FACES.
supreme Camp OF the order.


We have already published from the Co.
Ium bia Herald the particulars of the cele-
bration and other incidents connected with
the meeting of the Supreme Camp of Pale
lately held at Columbia. We have
received from the Supreme President the
proceedings of the meeting held after the
exercises of the day, which contains some
thing of interest to the members OF tho
Order, and which we have been requested
to publish, to wit:
At night the Supreme Camp assembled
at Odd Fellows Hall for the transaction OF
its business. The chairs we're occupied as
follows:
WI Andrews, Columbis, No /, S P.
OBJ Rose, No 81, S V T.
W Fl BROKER, Dalton, Ga, No l. D L.
AC Sealey, No "a, S G.
HI Holman, Columbia, No ], S Sec. 81
DrWJ Sneed. Nashville No 3, S Treas.
PC Silver Perkins, Nashville No 3, 5
Chap.
CJ Justice, Nashville 80, S IG.
BIB Smith, No 10, S OG.
And Representatives from quite num-
Der of Camps.
The Supreme Camp was then placed on
duty in regular form, and the Supreme
President explained the objects of the
meeting, and also announced that the fol-
lowing Camps had responded to his circus
lar address, recognizing the Supreme
Camp: Nos. l, 2, 81, 81, 81, 80, Al, Al,
81, Sc, II, 75, 76. No 3 to abide decision
of State Grand Camp, and No 50 rejecting.
Resolution by Brooker: That the Consti-
tuition and Bylaws of Supreme Camp be
printed in pamphlet form, and each subor-
dinate camp be furnished with copy Of
the same, to be paid out of the first monies
coming into the treasury. Adopted.
By 2 G Silver Perkins, Esq: That the
Supreme President request the several
State Presidents to issue no more charters
outside Of their respective States, and thai
they collect no dues outside of their respect
i've States, and that they notify their sew
eral Secretaries to forward the application
to the Supreme President. Adopted.
By WI Andrews: That tho Committed
on Work of the Order be directed to TAXI
the same under advisement and perfec
the same by the next meeting Adopted
By Mr.. Perkins: That the Supreme
President create and furnish to all subor-
dinate Camp Presidents travelling pass
word, to be by them impaired to members
in good standing, and that all Camps b.
| required not to recognize any travelling
brother without said word. Adopted.
By OBJ. Rose: That the thanks of thi
Camp are unanimously rendered to the
Pale Faces, and citizens generally, and es
pecially to the ladies of Columbia, for thei
benevolent hospitality extended on this oc
casion, and that synopsis of our proceed
ings be printed in the Columbia paper ant
| UNION AND AMERICAN. Adopted.
The following committee was appointet
to solicit and have published the address
| of P. G. Silver Perkins: Jos. Zenone, /. A
Cofer, DIR. w. J. Sneed, Jas. L. Bell.
l. By w. II. Booker, That this Suprem
Camp Of the Order of Pale Faces of all tn
States do adjourn to meet with the proper
ly elected representatives from the severs
States, where the order now or then doe
exist, to be convened at the same time ant
place as the Grand Camp of Tennessee
viz: Nashville, and that the existing con
stitution and bylaws stand till they ar
properly changed by the regular appointe
representatives to the same.
| The Supreme Camp was then duly ful
Laughed until the meeting of the Gran
Camp of Tennessee.
WIN. J. ANDREWS,
| Sup. President.
| II. S. HOLMAN, Sup. Secy, pro- tenn.