Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-11
CINCINNATI.
The Tennessee Press Association
Excursion The New Anft-Cah-
ollie Orgauizntf0n. "a - = =

The Tennessee Press Association
Excursion The New Anfi-Crh'
ollie Organization. " - =
CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE Tennes-
see Press Association, of about one
hundred members, will arrive in this
cityvia the Short Line railroad, at 1880
tomorrow morning, after spending to-
day in Louisville. They will be met at
the depot bya committee appointed for
that purpose, and will be taken-to the
Spencer House in carriages.
After partaking of dinner they will
be driven to the Chamber of Commerce,
where an address Of welcome viii be de-
liyered BY Jno. A, Gano, in the absence
of his honor the Mayor. They will then
take up their line of march to the EX-
position buildings, throughout which
they will be conducted, and begiyea an
opportunity of observing the magnitude
of that great Cincinnati enterprise.
From the Exposition the visitors and
their entertainers will visit tho Cincn-
matt Hospital. Amer having inspected
that institution. they will be afforded
the chance Of viewing Lincoln Park,
the workhoase. Spring Grove Cemetery
and Clifton. AT the latter place COLA
ton will be provided for the party by
Hon. G. II. Pendleton, after which they
will be driven through other suburbs,
aud AFTER enjoying survey Of Eden
Park they will return to the Spencer
House. 10 the evening they viii be
invited to visit Hart { Barnes Minstrel
troupe at Woods theater. On Sunday
afternoon they will probably leave via
the Panhaudle for the East, making
Washington their first objective point.
The new anti-Roman Catholic order
forming here, to which allusion.-has
been made, have adopted constitution
with the following Fourth Of July pre-
amble; !
Whereas, The experience of all ages
and countries distinctly showeth the
popular liberty born amid the din OF
battle, baptized in patriotic blood, and
rocked by the rude storms of civil strife,
demand for her perpetuaton against the
race OF party spirit, the will Of ambition
and the stern arm OF power, the 9ndi-
vided support Of all her yotaries, and the
firm determination of all her friends IN
an eternal struggle with all her foes;
and, ~as
Whereas, The history of the world
most plainly proves that il is the busi-
ness Of one generation to sow the seed
of which another reaps the harvest, be 1t
of grain, of tares, OF good or evil; and
now therefore we, the sons Of America,
reared beneath the shadow of her flag,
loving her as none others can love,
knowing her as none others can know,
having an interest in her future nearer,
truer, deeper than all mankind be-
sides, do hereby associate ourselves
into an order for the purpose OF
encouraging each other in the prac-
tice Of rights and duties as sciti-
zens of country in which we are
called to'exercise the same among our
fellow-men, in which act of association
we severally pledge ourselves to support
the constitution and laws of this lodge,
and acknowledging no other bonds but
our duty to God, our country and our
selves.
1t is said persons of every nationality
will be admitted, lii t4
A meeting will be held tomorrow
evening to perfect their organization.