, 1874-01-29
EVENING SESSION.
On reassombling, Mr. A. E. Frankland, ohair
man Of the Committee on

man of the Committee on
ORPHAN ASYLUM,
submitted the following report:
Your Committee IN Orphan Asylum would beg to
report that after duo consideration they submit tho
following ~ ths result Of their deliberations:
WHEREAS We, the members Of tho Committee
Orphan Asylum, consider that 1t Will tho best
interests OF the enre Ordar, would recommend that
this Convention do not III any inanner tnterlere with
tho local charitable Institutions VI tho Order III tho
jie.ostd, That tho establishment Of general or.
pther Il ths oty q Of ccyonni ur Ii any oer city q
the United states IL ine1ped!ent Ut tho present time
i:esoired, That Whenever the exigences If tho tincs
un,, Ills Order will dce1n it s imperative duty
10 lend its asBiytancu morally and financially, in
complaining 10 great I'LL object.
Mr. sulzbergor moved that tho report be
adopted aud the Committee discharged, which
motion waH agreed to,
also discharged.
RECOGNITION or SERVICES.
AIr. Bloom offered the following, which waa
adopted:
WHEREAS, It has been the rule Of this Convention
to recognize worth atl exemplary netvccs whunever
shown rendered by uuy lnelnber Of THIS Order, al
though that no1uber may not De delegate to this
W W,tsnEAs, The Rev. Max sa,ntlold, Of Menphis,
Tcnn by his untlrug devotion 10 tho Hick aud dest
tue, Ills constant uerviccs to tho dying anl deal,
gardess Of creed sex nationality, ut I'LL houra dry
itesotptd, That tlia Convention recognizo tho ei-
Client services rendered by him in tho cake Of suffer-
ing humanity, nnd tender him the thanks Of this Uou
veatlon.
REFERENCES.
| 4 resolution to encourage tho American
| Hebrew Publication Society was referred to the
| Literary Committee.
Tho samo was dono with resolution to om-
ploy compctcne person to write up the history
! Of tho Order.
Resolutions Of coincidence to Mr.. y. N. Herr
man OIL the death OF Aia little daughter were
! adopted.
/ Several othor resolutions were referred to tho
proper committooH
| On motion Of Adolph Moses, 1t was resolved
to hold secret session at O'Clock p. m. to-dny,
for tho purpose Of rohearsng lodge work.
| LITERATURE AND CENTESNIAL.
| AIr. AdoIph g. Sanger, Chairtnun OF tho Com-
mittoe on Litoraturo aud Centennial, submitted
| thoir report.
| 1t proposes TINT tho establishment, under tho
guidance aud control Of the Executive Commit:
too Of tho Order, Of o magazino or publication Of
some description, that shall be an official organ
Of tho B'nni Birth also, that o commission
shall DO formed to collate, prepare, and colify
a work for tho Centennial Exhibition Of 1876,
| such book to contain tho history Of tho lows OF
tho United statos, both statistical aud social, aH
we'll III their influence On tile civilization of Tho
| age. A copy OF tho work is to bo handsomely
bound for presentation to tho proper Committee
Of tho Commission, aud copy to be deposited
uiRhed to tho Secretary Of State and the Score
! tary of oach State OF tho Union.
| DISCUSSION.
| The motion to adopt tho report called forth
| tho moHt animated douAto lAu Biuco the opening
OF tho Convention.
Tho Roy. Isaac H. Wise made an eloquent
spoecl against establishing all organ, wlile the
lion. simon Wolf, vino hud taken the floor Tor
tho purpose Of apeaknK on tlliB subfeot took
strong grounds n f4yor If it, and made ono Of
| tbn uinHt claimant ADeecleH over mnle in Il Con-