, 1874-01-31
Resolutions Of Thanks to the Chairman
and His Response.
Election OF tho Court of Appeals
and Other OtIiccrs.

night beiofo lh9t, a. IA O'CLOCK, When our fo-
porter loft, led to an unusually animated and
oxcitod debate, aud Mt ono t,mo mnttora
became 30 hot TINT tho ordor was
threatened with disrnptson. Tho romlrka
made in tho lcat OF dobnto by a
delegate from this city TINT tho tlclogatos wero
ungratoful for tho kindness and atsention they
Ind rocoiyod horo engendorel most bittor fool
tnga, aud split Heoulod immiuout. But tho ab1e
aud worthy Chairman, tho Hon. Simon Wolf, Of
Washington, was equal to tho task. and in elo
quont words ho impressed upon tho dissenting
delegates tho tonots Of Tho Ortlor.-poaco, har
nlony, and brothorly love,-and, while upholding
tho dignity Of the Convention, rebuked whore
rebuke was necessary. by has kind and LOVING
words he nsBnagod tho angry passions Of tho
brethren, and again restored peace and harmony
among them.
BY yesterday'a} proceedings 1t will DO observed
that tho resolution which ongendored tho pas-
sionn and raised the storm was rcconBiderod and
laid on the table. These few remarks are ncccs-
sary, In order that yeHtorday's proceedings muy
be fully understood.
TIE SIXTH DAy's pnocEEp1Has
OF tho Second constitutional Convention OF the
Independent Order Of D'nai Birth were opened
by tic Chairman, hlr. Simon Wolf, At 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. Judge ]. Koch inyoloa tho
Divine blsssing on tho proceedings Of Tho Con-
vontton iii worry impressive nGnnor. .|
Tho minutes Of the last moetng were road by
arcnrr srsa1oa,
On noton of STr, Jnlins I,in, thc convant,on
went into Recrot HcBalon. During this session,
ritunI that M lolrn el,a,l ba nnrmittotl to hol5
its session otherwise than socretly, and TINT
this nroyia;on ahou]d no into ni,oration i'm
noaiately, aud it should 10 further provided
hayo no uowor or AUTHORITY In thia nroyision.
The mntion nf Mr. T,owonatei,, ID rocnnsif,er
tho rcnort of tho IituRl Cnmmittco mn frat d.
proe wns hid m thn tnhfs Hhia c1oset, thu
secret sessions
Mr. 3. II. Eelicman. lelorate from Soyorelputy
Lodge. thon took the t}oor for tho purpoHe Of
pEnsoyA1 rxpr,ArAuoy.
He yas anxious to state tl,nt tle Committee Of
Arran"cnonfs ,voa aorrv for ~ md do1,ranateG ia
rrmorlfa n7ndo fha avon;nr nravinua hv Ar
Adoiph aloses in re reference % to % the hosptalitiea
tehdofcG TO the delegates ny the Lodges ~ Gil"
cago. Whatever WIZ done Iy the Lodges in tho
tho Charity and tic friendly generosity
hnatcwnI 'unn~ tInr, nf.or' .RRa ,,ract
aSa s"1 49, ~ o. bu
nte, ~ anu hoE m 10 ln1uonce ioglslatlo1,
~ eno.t luso1. tno5 Hetl csen sot!y tIey cotl"
cial depression, and tho consequent depression
OF trade had Of necessity contributed to mako
the entertainments offered to lie Convention
iaaa than thov ntherviso wnnd hava Neon.
~ ,nat;nG 1na r,3oa vars amo,,ioij ao M tn
~ ~. .uG tns - aao ar ~ ~ ~
@tlo" on's i've nl'''u1ss TW.Nra W a@'n spsA A'''
Mr.. A. L. Sanger moved that tho thanks Of tho
Convention DO extended to tho President, Eca-
President, and others connected with the Con-
vontion also tho members Of he press TUG pro-
protors OF the Sherman House, mud to all who
had extended any hospita ity to members.
Committed was appointed to prepare proper
resolutions. On motion Of BIZ. Joseph Abraham
tile amendment to the Constitution i'll regard to
secret session, passed the preceding evening, was
reoonaidored aud laid On the table,
REVISING THE CONSTITUTION.
Tho revision Of the Constitution was then
taken up again aud number Of amendments
passed.. On motion Of Mr. Julius Lieu the fol-
lowing
to the Constitution was unanimously adopted:
Tho Independent Order D'nai Birth, having taken
upon Itself TIM nlfason Of ntng the Sons Of Israel ln
the sacred work o promoting tue highest interests OF
espgGy ;;t ~ - strs H. ~ 1T, m"t ~ t ~ v pvu p
is nIsusn H. ~ s H ~ ri ~ ~ III Ir,oSt ri'- @
ciples Of broslsrly oye furthermoro to dsyaon aud
-o Atot4t- @ tNt"N s4 a~eA ~ ~, e"ee -