THE AMERICAN.
THEJH.O.U. A. M.
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atitl, f 1 n ir m kihI hioMim (iu-iintf tin'
walls, mill llnwi'H I liitf Niut tin tiHim
mul Hi tlin nllli-i'ls' nl lurm. Tln inml
hnlli'i-aliliMtf tin' iihi'Ii Ht niiii ii'i'
ri'iM'iUlnif twi wililli'in of llni Mni aihI
gray 'Usplng IihiiiIs, awl Imai'lntf Ihc
wind, C n Country, Oim 'nitilt'."
NiitliHml t'liunclloi' Kllilm prosltlfil, a-
alsti'tl liy National Vice Ciiiiiirllur .1. (i,
A. Itlt-tiU'r. AftiT tin- fi'Mirt of tin'
crtwli'iittul eniiiriilttro liutl Ihii b
irovcil hikI ilit! ni'Mf ilI'ft ohlftfHUMl
ami ndtnlrtft 1, tlio roll wasi-allfil, uliow
rx Hi) In attt'tiilarici, wio morn than at
tlio Detroit nonnlon of last year,
A ri'Holutlon wa adoptix! llxltijf tliu
hour of tho day from I) a. in, to 1:.'I0 p,
m., and from .1 p. m. to 7. Tho rnlmitt's
of last w)Mlori wuro approval an pilntiHl
Tho commlttoa on law piesmiU'd an
amundmi.'nt to Htrlku out tlio dlstrlliu
Hon commltton, through which much
delay had hwn tMraslorutil at previous
suasions, and tho armiridiiumt wan
adoptod.
Tho local rccoptlon t-otninlttoe pro
acntud an Invitation to tho national
council to visit tho Vandorhllt eslato
tho next niornlrijf, and to participate In
tho tmrado In tho fvcnlnir. Iarth of
which woro accepted,
Tho national councilor's report wan
then taken up for consideration, III
action In regard to tho LI.Msrty Dull
fund wan approved, and a motion
adopted to appropriate sufllclcnt sum
of mumy to triako up tho deficiency re
quired to provldo tho carriage.
L'jn derah o discussion was occa
sioned over ono of hln decisions which
related to tho eligibility to memhernhlfi
of those who, by reason of accident or
misfortune, had been so maimed an to
prevent thern from giving tho slifn of
the order. Tho decision wa finally
approved In the special caws, and tho
matter referred to tho law committee,
with Instruction to frame a law that
would properly cover tho question,
All recommendation (n relation to
finance were deferred until after tho
consideration of tho finance committee'
report. In every other particular tho
report of tho national council wan ap
proved. llcforo closlfife tho morning notion,
It wa agreed, on motion of National
Bccretary I teenier, that (ho election be
hold at 4 o'clock In the afternoon, and
tho b dy then took a rccc for dinner,
At tho afternoon session some routine
business was dispatched, and tho nornl
nation and election of officer wax taken
up, Taut Kate Councilor If, Well I uxor,
ufi'onnsylvanla, acting a Judc, J'ast
National Councilor Klhert, of New
Jersey, and Representative Mlneslritfer,
Of Ohio, a teller, and National Hern
lary iJeerner a clerk, Tho reult of
tho election wa a follow:
J, (i, A. UCMTKIl, of Ohio,
National roiinelllor.
National councilor, J, O, A, Hlchter,
of Ohio; national vlco'counellor, (', W,
Tyler, of Virginia; national treanr?r,
J, Adam Hohl, of Maryland; national
council conductor, Ooortfo W, Nut, of
Delaware; national council warden,
Klery Tom, of fndlana; national coun
cil In Ido entlnel, , If. Hurnham, of
North Carolina; national council out
aide wmtlnet, W, If. Colo, of Michigan,
For placo of next clon, Cincinnati,
Ohio, and Omaha, Neb,, wa placed In
nomination, tho latter winning by a
vote of i' to 4 1.
A very ablo report wa presented by
tho national aecretary, and approved
without dl'!iilon,
Ono of hi recommendation related
tethoumt of council of emhleni not
authorized by tho national council, and
a vote of ccrmuro wa pa-d upon all
nuch. If I recommendation that a form
for receiving council vlnltlntf In a biwly
wa referred to tho ritual committee
with Instruction to n jxirt at thl
ticsftlori,
Tho rejort of tho national treasurer
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tlnii id tln rt'Hii i nf thn Iliinni'ti i-t'iu
inlil ti ma ii'Miuii'il, all of l' wm-k
l l)i,' iii'i'iii''l mill tin' follow iijf
ni iiiimn'iiiliillims i(i'pti'i:
i would ifi'iiintni'liil Unit iiH'ii
oi't'aiiinlli'11 of sluti' itmiii'lU Hit')' '
fui i I li t il with hunk ami iii'plli' to
t i valuii of Instead of m littf
pl't'lllllllllS,
Vo iKt'oinnii'ii l that thn premium of
tl'i Im I'Hiitlmii'd fur ortfiuilatloii of
ciiiiim'II until liMli'ouiii'llxai'!' Inxtlluled
The commit tee wa aut horized to ad
viinco money to enuiiHI fur wliom i
sNi'lal fuml bail been provided.
Tho national council then ndjourtiet
l.ti lake part In I ho parado.
Thursday morflrnf the retort of the
(bianco commltteo wasconcludod, The
recommendation concern I tin ierlKllcal
wa that tl.INK) lie appropriated for mm
Kood paper, but thl wa amended to
Kf.W, H, J M'" KM Kit,
Nittlonal Hfcretary,
allow f.VM) Ui tho I'Wuliuril Amrimn, tho
same amount to tho Junior Mwlmnk
and tM)) to tho Htrul.lif.rn I'ulrlnl,
lt oIutlon of rurei on tho death of
Urother Charles L. Walter wero m
mitU:t hy tho New Jersey delegation,
and adopted with a rlln vote, ' t
Tho committee on Orphan' Homo
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froontel ft report., in wmen n wa
stated that cormlderatdo Interest had
been shown In tho project morally by
council, although the um jfiitranteed
was only a small portion of what would
bo needed, Tho committee wa con
tinned and Instructed , to select ft loca
tion for tho homo, subject to tho ap
proval of tho national council at tho
next Mission, and that tho national
council aid tho commltteo In It work
hy calling tho matter to tho attention
of tho several state councils, and also
request tho support of tho varlon pub
Mention of tho order,
Tho report of tho commltteo on law,
which Included ft complete revision of
tho law of tho order, wa then con
sidered, Jt wa decided to hold a nltfht
session io consider tho report of tho
ritual committee, Thl wa an ox-
tremely Interesting featuro, but no
report of tho work In thf connection
an bo iflven, o',her than no tfreat
hri(fo ha been made In tho pre nt
work, o far a tho sentiment and do-
Ifn of the ritual I concerned, the
phrawolofy belnif Improved and cor
Uln p'trtlon made more explicit, Tho
new ritual will bo ready on Novemlwr
J, when eiM'h council will bo furnished
a set at cost, tho old to ho dlp04ed of
according te Instruction that will bo
Issued by tho national secretary,
Friday morning tho conslderathm of
tho law was again rosumed and otcu-
(tied tho entire morning and part of tho
afternoon, and wero finally approved as
a wholo,
Following tho action of ot her patriotic
order, Juno I HJi, tho day upon which
congroM adopt d tho present American
Mag, wa designated a Flag Day, lo bo
observed by displaying tho (lag from
residence and all public buildings,
Jt was decided that tho new national
council constitution go Into tffect at
onci, but tho old general law will l
In forco until (September 1st, when tho
now law will bo ready to bo Issued,
A supplementary report, presented
by tho ritual committee, providing a
form for admitting council visiting In
a body, wa adopted.
Tho riirl of the legislative com
mittee wa read and approved, and tho
Incoming commltteo wa Instructed to
urgo tho adojAlon of tho Hteno Immi
gration bill,
Tho report of tho commltteo on pa
triotic congress wn received with
thanks, and tho commltteo wa con
tinued, At tho last session nt tho national
council ft'oommltteo wa appointed to
prepare certain form and ceremonies,
among other a memorial servloo for
deceased member of tho order, Thl
committee mado It report, and tho na-
(IhUsI t Hl,lttl llt'M I KHllt ll t'f MlflVW,
ihu ti i i -.fhti -! inn t'f iiu !
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S1iiii,;IiI r, tl.ilti'Hil llii il,iti,!i'
t'l.titg Ii W i'li pi uliiiitiil'i ii"H I'I
I, Wall. l, of New ,lil f , I) Srtllt'iiiil
t tnilii'llnr ill's-, , lni pli V, t tii'i'
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iiui'iitii,ii .tiiiiiis I'ii fib
Tin' CHiiiiiilllt'c bij,'lilv it'itipll
tm lil.il mi In t'l'iemoiu , niul after I lie
itlT.'i'lltig v ifltts, and iiul of i'ft.iiu't
fin lltti liti'lliiii y uf the tli i'i tls.'il, Hut
imMniiiil i'iiiiiii II iiiljnni (n il In tint I
Kt it I i Mull eveliliitT,
Fi'lday eti'iilotf a tutu t'f HtMiiki was
leliil'iii il Itillin lillewtiitil FtnwiT Cniu-
pHiiy for Ihu fii'sh lliiwiT which wein
ii(it'Httd dally.
The (nt ui" fur Ibitf prfsi'iiitil Imi and
I'litiier-slmii' laying, suhmllli'd hy Ihu
ciiiiiiiillti'i', with approved, and all of
the form referred to (he board of
ullli'eri for pivpHi'iilloii fur printing,
The appeal cmumlltec reported (hat
(hey hail not been called upon to ael
during the year, Thl was accepted as
an Indication of complete harmony,
Communications from Dawson Law
rence and F T, Morlaii, In regard to
chart wero read, asking special priv
ilege, which wa referred In !lh case.
Tho committee which ha heretofore
had ehargti of (ho relation between tho
national council and Dawson Lawrence
was discharged, and the hoard of
officer will superintend all such detail.
A molten wn adopted reij nesting
state council to chango their law to
conform with tho alteration mado by
tho national council,
A rcstdulon of thank wa tendered
tho board of officer for their excellent
service during tho year, and llrother
Taylor Wobensmlth wasalsothayked
for hi services as reading clerk,
A resolution presented by tho repre
entatlve of Ohio, endorsing tho
Daughter of America ft tho official
auxiliary of tho Jr. O, V. A, M , gave
rlso to it lengthy debate, and wa dually
rejected by a largo majority, tho senti
ment of tho national council appearing
to Ito that tho Daughter of America
and Daughter of Liberty should stand
on their own merit, bot h now having
eojial recognition from tho national
council.
A communication was road from tho
state council of Missouri In regard to
tho difficulties they have- met thero,
and a donation o'.l7o was rnado to
assist them In mctlngcert4lii aceounU
A communication front eounoof tho
District of Columbia, asking for separ
ation from tho stabs council of Virginia
and tho granting of a charter for the
dhtrlet wa read, Thl matter has
been before tho national council fre
quently, and always bereoforo opposed
by tho Virginia delegation, I hi time,
however, they voted In favor of It, and
tho separation wa omdo and tate
council charter grante J,
A resolution thanking the council of
Ashevlllo and tho citizens for courteous
treatment was adopted,
A resolution approving tho action of
tho board of officer of l'ennylvanla In
tho school ease at Pittsburgh and
Oallitzln, and tho Itoard of officer of
New Jorsey for tho patriotic legisla
tion secured, wa adopted.
Tho national council then adjourned,
Haturday morning', under tho new
ritual, a chaplain I provide) for, and
tho Dftt business of the last day' e-
slot! wa to tdect I'ast N'ailonal Conu
sor John fl. Mlhllts, of Maryland, to
lhatoffioo In tho national council.
A vol" ill thank wa tendered the
law committee of thf and the previous
yr, fur tho very complete work (er
formed by (hi in,
On motion, tho board of officer were
instructed to appoint a national oraan
Izer for thl year,
AU committee not provided for und r
tho new law, with th exception of the
Orphans' llomo committed and tho
delegate to the patriotic congress,
were declared discharged,
On motion ut National Organizer
Collin, It wa decided that any person
having any African blood In hi veins,
ho Imdlglblo to membership,
Th now officer were then Installed
by Fast National Councilor John W,
Calver, and brief addroe wero mado
by each,
On behalf of tho national council,
I 'ast National Councilor Wal ter Orange
presenting th retiring national coun
cilor, Hrother If, A, Klblto, wlthagold
emblem of hi officjt, In languagu that
wa ol'Huent and full of fraternity and
patrlotim,
Tho lody then Joined In sinking
"America," prajer wa offitred by
Chaplain lloblll, and tho session of tho
national council closed,
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Ifoina Flghl hccrcl Order,
Thero I quite a disruption among
tho memlter f th Iteman Catholic
church, Klshop Decker ha caused It,
hy sending forth an edict that meutls r
of tho Catholic church will not I'
granted Absolution, who am members
of the K, of I',, Old Fellow, Coldeti
Kaglo and other similar organization,
Tho most Interettlng thing about tho
light against these organization I
that tbtj blow I aimed mom purlieu-
lit, atrnlnsl (tm M i.f I'. Tlits l,i.l,f
" as insi hi iti !iiiii, tn si at )
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fell Hiiil'e kt'elily I')' lilt' pi li sts of Hi,
ill lleli'lil I'htllt he, stiiitii of wliiini lilt
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A mil her I'lior Ib ludi d llrllin at I'l h -I
cnifl Im aiTi rali'd In a ( luitrnt.
The Convent of I'erpettuil Adural Imi
at Hunt's l'olnl, last Faster, iialn
Opi'lied It lltsil'S to receive a Htor do
loded victim of prlfhlcrafi a young
girl under twenty years of age who
"weds tho church" as (ho Infamous tie
cepiiim is ciiiieil, iiername iNwittieiii.
Shu Is, of course, an heiress, nothing
else I wanted at ArrhblshopCorrlgan'
famous establishment. Her parents lie-
company her to tho door that closes mi
her, never to permit them to see her
again, except through ft double grating,
llieso women, young ami pretty, are
cut off from all all access to tho outer
world. No complaint they may ever
makt! can by any possibility reach tho
ear of any ono but Cod, No cry for
help can bring deliverance from pos
sible attack mado upon their virtue hy
tho lecherous celebalc of Homo who
alono can have acccs to thl prison
trap, Nostrugglo to maintain honor
and Innocence against possible priestly
brutality ran be if tho slightest avail.
From thl pbof alono tho government
lnH'etor, tho detective and the no wa
paper reporter are rigorously excluded,
Their suffering unknown, their woe
unexpressed, they drop Into an early
grave, Tho tomb seal their history,
There may bo foul day; murder or malj
practice may have their place In that
history, No certificate of burial. No
coroner' Jury, All Isilark and secret
suspiciously, suggestively secret. Tho
body 1 taken to tho basement In a pine
coffin, pushed In on a shelf and tho
opening aeated with cement. The pos
sible story of wrong, outrage and
cruelty I shut up behind that cement
until the Croat Day of Jteekonintf, Tho
parent and most Intimate friends are
excluded. Their demand for admission
to Investigate these dark and suspici
on circumstance would bo treated as
an Impertinence, . Only Archbishop
Corrlgan and hi celibate pi lest may
have acccs to these deluded dupe of
priestcraft, Ht.ttll-fed bachelor with
Imagination fired with confessional ex
perlenee and passion heated with
wine, arif considered tho proper per
son to visit young female whose
natural prtipensltie aro ent up and
Intensified hy forced seclusion, a feel
Ingof personal Irresponsibility, a train
ing whoso tendency I to upr;t tho
enso i.f self-respect, and a thorough
confidence in their complete exemption
from all deference Ui public opinion,
Furthermore, tho existence of these
dark prison ( directly and shamelessly
unconstitutional. In this free republic
no person can ho restrained of liberty or
deprived ol property except by the do
cfslon of one tit our courts, In these
convent liberty Is forever forfeited and
all property confiscated,
Over and over again we have asked
tho question, why Amerleans permit
these blot c upon public d cef.cy to con
tinue, Wo now ask: "How long, )
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Home Win ,1 uln.
It is annonneej that the Ffe.no h gov
ernment has annulled the order, Issued
In April last, suspi ruling the stipend of
the arcnblshop of Lyon and all ar
rears will bo immediately paid. This,
evidently, Is another step toward con
ciliation with Itemo, Tho first step
wa taken yesterday, when Mgr. Ft r
rata, papal nuncio, walked with only a
little silk skull cap on hi head from
tho Klyee palace lo tho cathedral of
Notre Dame behind tho remain of tho
lato president of France,
Consequently, the regime of Presi
dent Caslmlr J'orler open, the day
after tho funeral of hi predecessor,
with Improved relation with the Vati
can, Dollar i Dollar.
To Denver and return, to Colorado
Hprlng and return, to J'uehlo and re
turn, ylft the Fnlon Pacific-,
Ticket on sale July 2lt, I'-nd and
2.'lrd,
Account Mystic Khrlno meeting.
For further particulars call on
If. I', DIX'KL,
C, T. A,, !.'. P, System,
I'fC Farnam Htreel.
l.VOO to Pueblo and return via the
Union Pacific July 2lt, lud and IMrd,
Account Mystic Khrlno meeting,
He me, IL P. DLL'LL,
C, T, A., U, P. Hystern,
1 .'01! Farnam Street.
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