Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-26
THE ROYAL ARCH MasONs.
Second Days Proceedings of the Gen
eraI Grand Chapter of the United
States.

Second Days Proceedings of the Gen
eraI Grand Chapter of the United
States.
The General Grand Chapter was called
from refreshment to labor at 9 O'Clock A.
NJ, yesterday. Present, the General Grand
Officers and representatives. as on the pre-
ceding day.
The following additional representatives
appeared ana took their seats: James Hall,
Indiana; J. ". Champlin, L. IL. Randall,
Michigan; 9. T. Goodman, Nebraska; E.
d. B. Porter, Minnesota; w. w. Goodwin,
New jersey.
HIscELL ASE0Us BUSINESS.
The G.. G.. High Priest presented COM
munication from u L. Ebert II. English,
Deputy u. @. High Priest, which was re-
ferTed to the Committee on DOings of
Grand Officers.
The General Grand Chapter accepted an
invitation 10 visit Mrs. exp. eSident Polk
e y o'clock -.
The cUmniites 10 whom was referred the
address Of The O.. G. High Priest made a
report, appOaOining the various matters
therein named 10 appropriate committees.
The report was adopted.
The triennial report Of the G G.. Treas
1Irer, showing a balance on hand Of S',O64-
70, was presented and referred 10 the Com
mittee on Finance.
The trienuial report Of the g. G. Secre-
tary was presented and referred to special
committee, consisting Of Comps. d. III.
Wheeler, Nebraska; w. A. j. Delaney,
Illinois: L. G. Cassidy, New York; j. IL.
Hough, New jersey; G.. A. Dannelly,
Arkansas.
A Communication with reference TO the
establishment OF Lodges Of Most Excellent
Masters in England was referred to the
Committee or Foreign Correspondence.
The committee % whom was referred
the report Of the G.. q. Secretary, presented
a report apportioning the various matters
therein named 10 the appropriate commit
tees. Adopted.
The G. &. High Priest announced the
appointment 9th following
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Finance - Charles Marsh, California; j.
B. Chafee, New York; J. II. Evans, Wis
consin; J. b. Blue, Kentucky; Z. I. Schultz,
Maryland.
Foreign COrespondence-J. y. Lewis,
Connecticut; J. w. Champlin, Michigan;
r. G. Lennon, Ohio; W. c. Swain, Wis
consin; &. b. Clark, District Of Columbia.
Grjevances-H. ii. Dickey, Maine; J.
N. Price, Kansas; A. J. Thompson, New
HAMPSHIRE; Isaac L. Johnson, District OF
Columbia.
Doinrs of Grand Officers-J. &. O'Neal,
Ohio; G.. II. Fish, Indiana; j. W. Bowers,
Maryland; John L. Kendall, Massachusetts;
Henry l.. Paine, Maine.
Charters and DispenSatiOns-JOhn Wool
vertOn. New jersey; II. W. COye, COnnee-
ticut: Reuben Peden, Indiana; G. l.. Nc
Cahan, Maryland; G.. E. Stacey, MssSa-
ehuSetts.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
Memorials Of the Dead George A. Dan
nelly. Arkansas; John W. Clark, Vermont;
Charles Bechtel. New jersey G. +. Good
man, Nebraska; Reuben j. LOushlin, Ken
lucky.
Rftual-A. F. Chapman, Massachusetts,;
| G.. ID. Norris, Alabama; 4. C. Luse, Iowa;
John Frizzell, Tennessee; J. d. Pollard
New York.
The Commute on Ritual made verbal
report, which was adopted.
THE MKT CONvOCATIoN.
The city Of Buffalo, New York, was Sc
| Iecied as the place, and the third Tuesday
of August, 1877. rs the time, for the next
Triennial ConvocatiOn Of the General
| Grand Chapter.
The General Grand Chapter was then
| called from labor to refreshment until
/ p. NJ.