Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-09
THE MORNING aEssIoN.

The Great Council fire was kindled ct the 9tt
run and As breaths.
resentstives holding over answered, as follows
Jas. p. Rely Va, Great Incohonee.
ChRs. s. Belts Ohio, Great Hr. Sycamore.
VIM. +. Meacham. Tenn, Great Jr Sycamore
PAxson Coates. Ohio, Great Prophet.
Joshua Maris, Delaware, Great Chief Of Rec
ords.
q. W. Lindsay, Maryland. Great Keeper of
Wampum. pro tenn.
Representatives W, Underton, Ohio I;
Joshua D. Baker, Pa; Geo. B. oolfiesh, Md. b.
Lindsay, Md. and J. W. Moss, D. Q.
The following Committee on Credentials was
then appointed: e. T. Stewart, Pa g. B. Kite
ley. Ky; and Walter Saunders, Md.
The Committee retired and reported the fol.
lowing Delegations, by States. Those marked
thus (2) are. delegates for two years, and those
thus ~ are delegates for one year
MdryLand-G ". Lindsay, 2; O. d. Ireland, 2;
Walter Saunders, /.
Lewis 2
Virginid-Hugh Latham, 2; Geo. e. Bush
nell, vice p. Rely, resigned, /,
Pennsyludnid-Wn. B. Eckert, q; Angus
Cameron. Q; John RebmsD, q; u. weistenberg,
Q; Adam Schuh, q; Morris q. Gorham, q; JOS
eph Clymer, q; James D. Zeigler, 2; Thomas X.
Donnelly. q; W. II y Kelly, 2 ; J. d. Baker, q;
O. M. Leisenring. 2; John A. Boyer. q; W. Ii.
Mcclellan, 2 VIM. Aten 2 4; Frank Wobensmith,
lnBndm w. 0lbnluB, u.
Neio Jersey-C. L. Chew, 2; Walter P. Wells, 2;
Eent,toky.~G. B. Kitely, 2; W. H. a.ove,1.
Isdidna-Henry Mock, vice G. W. Davis re-
signed, l VIM. E. David, vice d. Middleton re-
signed,
Delaiodre-Isaac Woodrow, 2.
Ohto-David Baker, 2; John G.. Snyder. 2 I;
g. W. Collins, vice Albert Miller, resigned, !;
W. H. Brickal, vice J. Fl. Hart, resigned. l.
Missouri-John Kreh, q.
[IoIif n.-,ain A II nnnnp afnnu q
Teanessee-W. F. Mescham, vice Vol. Davis,
resigned. l.
Michigan-Julius hhaesa, 2 August Juens-
man, vice Emile Lsnsburg, resigned, 1.
NeUddd-Abraham Curry, 2 e. Strother, /.
Ataband-R. NJ. Simon, from Cherokee
Tribe No. 8 /.
lIRhode Island-Andrew Mckenzie, 2; sylves-
ter " Nichols, vice " slocum. resigned, l..
Observation-Disclosures Hodgdon, of Saga
more Tribe No. q /.
0regon-Alexander Campbell. q; L F. A.
Shaw, /.
Ne6raska--A. G. Hastings, shohonee Tribe,
No. l, l.
Nelo Yort-Theo D. Jenkins, al JOS oasai-
day !.
iHinois-Robt. Gibson, somonsuk Tribe, No.
4, l.
Past Great sachems-H r. Maxwell. Md. JAS
O. Pierson, Samuel s. Rogers, Geo. x. Yates,
John Fehrenbach. August Hilger. Del.
The representatives. from the Council Of Ore
gon had requested Joshua Maris, Of Whining
ton, to represent them by proxy. but the Com
mittee on Credentials, finding It to be contrary
to law reported adversely, which report was
adopted, together with the report of the Com
mittee.
resolution was adopted fixing the hours of
session from A. M, to 0. P. M, with an inter
mission from IL m. to 8, P. NJ.
Speeches were limited to 10 minutes, by reso-
luton.
The Great Incohenee's Long Talk was read
and referred to q special Committee, consisting
Of Joseph Pyle, T. F. Stewart and David Baker,
to distribute the various recommendations there
in named to the appropriate committees.
The report of the Great Chief of Records was
referred to the same committee.
Past Great Incobonee Pyle, of the Great Coun-
oil of Delaware, and chairman of the Committee
OF arrangements, read invitations asking the
Great Council of the United States to participate
in q steamboat excursion and banquet to-mor-
row, and to be present at an entertainment to be
given at the Opera House on Thursday evening,
which invitations were accepted
A further communication was read from the
commandant at Fort Delaware, stating that no
garrison was present there, but that the Great
Council of the United States would have free ac-
cess to all parts Of the works
A recess was taken until o'clock. We are
unable to give the titles Of the above list of Of
fcers for want of time.