National Republican., 1875-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ CoMnUHIsArED.


The ssm,-spnaal session q the Supreme Grand
tans n Dauehters OF samsrta ofthe United States
Siti1 ans III DAYS or No tnb r, nitimo. The dele.
gsitsfrom the yarious seclions OF the country
SnE secret All ~ We sosi non
gain ssy information; Int throush he supreme
Grind cir the following Ia 'o-mation was giycu:
1hs TSSss nsa hSdSs Cor e1
imons vote of Ie rese istives from .hs yarioss
On istR day sne si ii
the event display through the streets Of wash
70 ccpaS Gu Snp sS he a. sne oi r
OF the ity Ball between Fourth sni fifth, and Y
Isss, SIX Of he pI i"cicsl ofcers of iie defSne.
IF se tSg ES h sSs e not
cordsr OF deeds eert1cat, ofineorpors srion which
of S the suSeSc Or md
Lodge having been publishsd 10 the wo Id both far
headed members Nhose names were BOT m milo ned
with he others as ncorporators. In the year 1874
Grand Lodge No: ). came into existence, Ten sot Snot
RENE embeIlnE that Lh.y have " yo.sd u1anlmoI.lg TO
No. < 70 ,hlt Of The .upreme Grand 10 ,ee in
a Mr-, expelllng the IncorpOrators for ninety
nine years, not thinking th i they are weighed
DAY OF une, 1873, they did publish ariel the
Euenfng Star eXpellinR eight gentlemen who were
June o is7s. an article was also pabii 'Rci in The
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN to the efeci III II the law
tRe R the osa Ra "a
favor of the former have proved 10 be nothing else
but IA manufactured falsebooi. as the records of
supreme Grapa Lodge a blank charter was exh b.
tied by thr Su rene 4rand Deputy of the State OF
North Carolina; said charter was issu. d on the
18Th DAY of APRIL ls5, with the signatures OF two
gentlemen Of he defunct eIraad Lodge, no. 3, with
the mpr ion of Maltese Gross Ihs Great Seal
of the samaritan Order. several OF ihe parties 10
whom the said blank char or was sranied esiincd
that they were swinded out Of SCI by the agent of
the said Grand Lodge, No. J, who after receiving
the money took his departure for elizabeth City.
minister, as Grand Sire, and b. him general dep
| reaatlon has been committee on tue people IN
obtaining money nnder false pietense ana
at the same time iniiiating wo Ien into the nr Z
three degrees of MA.onry. The supreme Grand
Lodge seems 10 he in a very prosperous eonditon,
as ven subordinate lodges were established dur
ing the session. II. II. Lane, of Raleigh, n. c.,
was elected s. G.. MarslaI, in place Of John n.
Green, deceased; Perry aoxiey AM inomas ,a z.
land. In honor to the Supreme Grand Lodge. Per
severance LodRe, No. = In full regalia, accompa.
nled by visiting memb rs a. d me ionowng-named
heanCs. &. e. Sire: james II. Webster, ID; q. 5. !;
| Iharles II Marshall, V. q. Joseph n. Msyne,
r1aa Kew John b. eoiett s. g. Pieass
henJamin H. Hen on, S. Guardian; Anthony Mil
/ Ter. deputy from North Carolina: II. Il. Lane, :.
paraded Il rough the principal streets of our city
rtsIr Iodge-room, where they ere met at the door
SieG S"e By JGVcnile Lodge, No. L and look part in
services appropriate 70 the day an 'oquent SER
| mon being preached to them BY the Rev. John II.
| subject the duties Of the Good pamarttans. The
members OF the Lodge were IN their full regalia,
which Is very tasteful, and made avery lin. dis
afternoon to meet again I'm May, 1876, at Raleigh,
n. ldee'l nj,