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38 OUTLINE OF THE RISK AND PROGRESS Grand Lodge in a summary manner, which were approved. A communication was received from Harmony Lodge No. 26, inclosing a copy of the resolutions adopted by it in reference to the French Rite lodges, which were declared satisfactory by an unanimous vote, and the Grand Secretary ordered to send a copy to each of the French Rite lodges. A vote of thanks was tendered to the Grand Master for his services in restoring harmony to the craft, which was carried unanimously, "the hall resounding with applause and triple batteries." After the Grand Master had acknowledged the honor conferred upon him, and the excitement had subsided, Alexander Philips offered a resolution requiring the Grand Secretary to notify all the lodges in the jurisdiction what lodges were recognized by the Grand Lodge, which was laid over to the next meeting. At the quarterly communication of December 17, 1831, communications were received from the French Rite lodges Polar Star No. 4263 and Les Amis Reunis No. 7787 announcing their reconciliation with Harmony Lodge No. 26. Les Amis Reunis Lodge also requested to be informed by the Grand Lodge whether it recognized the lodges of the French Rite, sitting in New Orleans, as regular lodges. This question brought up the resolution offered by Alexander Philips at the previous meeting, when an amendment was proposed and adopted by which the Grand Lodge recognized as regular the following lodges: French Bite—Polar Star No. 4263, Triple Bienfaisance No. 7319, and Les Amis Reunis No. 7787. Scotch Bite—Les Trinosophes No. 1; La Libe"rale No. 2, and Polar Star No. 4263. By the adoption of this resolution the reconciliation of the contending factions was perfected and fraternal intercourse restored—the ensuing Feast of St. John the Evangelist being celebrated with great pomp and rejoicing in all the lodges. Those members of Harmony Lodge No. 26 who still retained their prejudices against the French Rite, and viewed with disapprobation the compromise that had been effected, were too weak in number and influence to make successful opposition and silently acquiesced.* The war upon the French Rite had given birth to a new party, which profiting by the dissensions of the rival cliques drew support from both, and thus obtained the control of the Grand Lodge. The prize had been long coveted; and its possession, so easily acquired, determined the adoption of measures by which the power it conferred upon the Consistorial party could only be wrested from them by a revolution. On the 6th of March, 1831, a committee, consisting of Auguste Douce, A. W. Pichot and H. R. Denis, was apponited to prepare a new code of General Regulations.f If any progress had been made in preparing the code previous to the recognition of the French and Scotch Rite lodges, that portion of the work was abandoned and a new code framed. It was presented by the Deputy Grand Master, Auguste Douce, June 30, 1832, and was finally adopted on the 15th of October following, after having been discussed, article by article, at seven sessions of the Grand Lodge. The new General Regulations were ordered to go into effect on December 1, 1852; the Grand Master was authorized to have them translated into English and printed,! and the Grand Secretary ordered to' send a copy to •Triple Bienfaisance Lodge No. T319 took no notice of the ^solutions adopted by Harmony Lodge No. 26 until after the Grand Lodge 'had recognized the French Bite lodges, and then it fraternized with Harmony Lodge. That there was opposition in Harmony Lodge 'to the adoption of the resolution is evident from the vote having been taken by ballot, and it was not unanimous. fAuguste Douce was a cabinet-maker; A. W, Pichot and H. B. Denis were lawyers. JGfand Master John H. Holland was a native of Windham, Connecticut. Daring the debates on the adoption of the General Regulations he translated the French text for the benefit of the English speaking members of the Grand Lodge. But it is incredible that he should have been the author of the printed translation, which in many instances fails to give the sense of the French text, and its orthography and grammar would disgrace e. school-boy ten years old.
OF FREEMASONRY IN LOUISIANA. 39 all York, French and Scotch Rite lodges in the State,§ with a written notice, to be signed by the Grand Master and the committee, that the new code would be strictly enforced on and after the above date. This code of General Regulations consists of 384 articles; a more complicated document was never penned, and its provisions are conflicting and contradictory. A large portion of the code is devoted to forms, ceremonies, and the honors to be paid to the Grand Officers, etc., and is borrowed from the Scotch Rite, but its chief object was to subvert the system of Masonic government which had existed from the formation of the Grand Lodge. For this reason its principle provisions require notice: Art. 6 declares "there exists for all symbolic lodges in this State but one centre of Masonic authority, under the denomination of the Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana;" and by Arts. 30 and 34, the Masters and Wardens of the subordinate lodges, on their installation, were obligated to obey the general regulations and bear true allegiance to the Grand Lodge, "tha only law-giver and regulator of symbolic lodges in this State." Under the section entitled "Of the Organization of the Grand Lodge," the perpetuation in power of the city life members is carefully provided for. Art. 200 reads as follows: The Grand Lodge is composed: 1st. Of all those who are actually members of it. 2d. Of all the Past Masters of the lodges of the jurisdiction, when they are active members of one of the lodges meeting in New Orleans, who are alone entitled to be placed upon the register as members of the Grand Lodge. It is also composed: 1st. Of the W. Masters of the lodges of the jurisdiction. 2d. Of the Wardens of the lodges meeting in New Orleans, during the year they are in office. 3d. Of the representatives of the other lodges during the year for which they are appointed, when borne upon the Tableau, but only as representatives of their respective lodges. This article gives the members (the Past Masters of the city lodges) the entire control of the Grand Lodge, which is further provided for in the chapter entitled "Of the Manner of Conducting the Work:" Art. 261 declares that the Grand Lodge cannot be opened unless seven •members are present, and that the "work" is to be conducted in conformity with the usages and customs of the York Rite. Arts 1 . 262 and 263 relates to the positions of the Grand Officers, etc., in the Grand Lodge. Art. 264 provides that when a motion, or proposition, is seconded, it must be submitted to the Grand Lodge, and either decided, postponed, or referred, before any other business can be taken up. But the right to vote belonged exclusively to the members, as is shown by A*rt. 265. All questions, or propositions, are decided by a majority vote of the members present; each member of the Grand Lodge having a vote, but the Grand Master, or any other Grand Officer presiding, has the casting vote, when the number of votes is found to be equal; in all other cases, the Grand Master, or the officer presiding, has but one vote, as the other members of the Grand Lodge.* § In December, 1832, there were 20 lodges in Louisiana under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge, of which 6 were located in New Orleans, and 14 in the country parishes; the 3 Scotch arid 3 French Rite lodges in New Orleans, increased the number of lodges in the state to 26. •In case of a ballot three had to be taken before the Grand 1 Master was entitled to the casting TOte. Art. 302 provides that "in all deliberations where a ballot becomes indispensable, if upon the first and second ballots the votes are equally divided, a third takes place, and ij the votes are again equally divided he has a double vote, but in no other case."
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