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Itti rMtal ssssjtim and Lodge* of the various Grand Lodges. But once let
a tWrai Grand Ledge he formed, and a very different scene would meet
yoar eyo. We do know that if sneh a body were to be formed, I ut part of
the Oread Lodges of tbe United States would unite in forming it: and tho
numeass weeds) he, that the General Grand Lodge would call off all comsjHaakeatsea
between their subordinate Lodges and those not recognising her
authority; end, as a uonecuaenns. the neighborly and brotherly feeling, uow
so happily eiisting between Blue and Grand Lodges, all over the country,
vuvld be broken «p. Dors any one d \cry call'ir.', he is at this time hardly
|isr••saintly located any where; and he was very anxious to receive the desauee,
bettering that it would add to his means of doing good in tbe field of
h» labors. One thing I am well satisfied of, and that is, that neither the
SSSSsI - | • r. M.r I . t .1 L. I _•• .anted in Ike matter with improper motives,
I wuoJd, th refore, re nn as stead them to your clemency. I file
BMfwwiih the Worshipful Master's letter, which humbly asks forgiveness at
yowtmade.
Dantg the past summer, a complaint was presented to me by the Senior
ry, and Past Master of a Lodge in the Southern part of this
S their Worshipful Master with gross un-Masonic conduct