Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-06

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No Sa Si1 PHILIPPE, RDu,a /
l hope / may he h s,a
Hesitation of a little a ''a
that, SO far as / am pslds
has been taken froa, AVAIL
Interpretation Of tb a ny
invariably accepted Nv
subordinate lodges 'se ths
the right to appeal bSs ssN
construction Of the isssss'
given 1t, they have Nv,
nave accepted it. II
Gated this practice az ~ !,
our subordinate lodsssa
grieved at the actier
would, before takiny !,
from, request the se =
the questions Ia cops0
grand dictator, b,,f
any, appeals will Be nm
APPOINTMENT OF sus.
Upon being ofilcI.iI's.
Bro. q. w. Taylor, Gu; !.
sentative, and his allss,.
Mullin, could neither !
the meeting of our any,
Chicago, l rendered Il.
OF representative to oss :,
William p. Cole, and ~
cept. l knew that il N.Y.:
personal sacrifice ior ~
so short a notice. but IN
that he could really rss,
fully than perhaps suv
officers, and that hIs q
preme lodge would rvi,rs]
fare of the order thnss.
Under these condilius. 4
cepied, and l at ouc
commission. He n
next train for ChIas
the printed proceedIIs J
recitlng, as they do. Z.
resolutions aud anlui,;
by him, / feel that bI.s
by far the best Official ~
istration. We expec, 5
porter to be taoruuess
with all the laws Of On
tice every change thsps
amendment to our c,,1.
we look TO him to see M
dinate lodges are Inform
changes, and that theirw'
aU times In coniormIrv
Much Is expected Of VIC,
tator, but more, far mon
of your grand reporter.
In view of the fact thr
reporter Is now ineligible
as supreme represenhtin
suggest the propriety Of d
Of u resolution requiring b
each session Of our I'M
and that the sum Of SlN
ated annually to pay hi, q
RECoMMENDAIlas
In the face of au huns
and seemingly judicious
would recommend that ii
this grand body be chang
nual to biennial, and Ilrx
resentative in this ball Vi
careful and conscienlpu
ton 10 the reasons | oiiah
this recommendation.
Time was, when we nsi
frequently, In order to rsau
:se, and sustain each olls
companionship and Adas
when our order was butt
called for the tenders 4
watchful hearts to keFi
to-day, it is the mighty "
est, whose proud and lOhI
to no storm, and who's q
firmly fixed TO be shake
known throughout
and the world ID
its finger at us q
done at The ordinary inss
panies) and say we are msE
out OF the sweat and told
men. But as greatly ~ u
been benefited by our hh
can do more. Tue great
the members of this on
who earn their livelihood
unremitting daily toll
their representatives hers
sacred duty to them, .
their shoulders the minis
of the burden of expenss
them to bear for the ssii
after death, n support 70
and their children.
It's pleasant to meet le
ly; to form new frlendshlr
brethren and renew aud
ones; but remeniber, p
every annual session ca
between five and seven ,
lars--and IL strikes me lhf
in The per capita tax alal'
saving of such All smounl
nit, would be an inestlnt
the poor man, whom our
was especially designed
benefit. 81
1t may be urged that
sions would be Injurious Y
of the order, by rslazirl
scrutiny heretofore given n
management at the closea J
In answer to this l will Y
amendment to the ccnsp
pending. and which will !
sented for vour consldersliaI