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170 APPENDIX A. the Master, shall keep a hook, containing their by-laws, the names of their members, and a list of all the Lodges in town, with the usual times and places oi their forming ; and also all the transactions of their own Lodge, that are proper to be written.—( Old Reg. Art. 3. See Grand Lodge, Art. 2, 8, 11,17 and Grand Feast Art. 2. Duty of Members, Art. 3. Removals, Art. 2.) OF THE DUTY OF MEMBERS. ART. 1. No man can be accepted a Member of a parti cular Lodge, without previous not<strong>ice</strong>, one month before, given to the Lodge ; in order to make due enquiry into the reputation and capacity of the candidate, unless by a dispen sation.— ( Old Reg. Art. 5.) ART. 2. But no man can be entered a Brother in any particular Lodge, or admitted a Member thereof, without the unanimous consent of all the Members of that Lodge then present, when the candidate is proposed, and when their consent is formally asked by the Master. They are to give their consent in their own prudent way, either virtually or in form, but with unanimity. Nor is this inherent privilege subject to a dispensation ; because the Members of a parti cular Lodge are the best judges of it; and because if a tur bulent Member should be imposed on them, it might spoil their harmony, or hinder the freedom of their communication, or even break and disperse the Lodge, which ought to be avoided by all true and faithful. But it was found inconvenient to insist upon unanimity in several cases. And therefore the Grand Masters have allowed the Lodges to admit a Member, if not above three ballots are against him; though some Lodges desire no such allowance. —(New Reg. Art. 6.) ART. 3. The majority of every particular Lodge, when congregated, not else, shall have the privilege of giving in structions to their Master or Wardens, before the Meeting of
171 the Grand Chapter or Quarterly Communication ; because the said off<strong>ice</strong>rs are their representatives, and are supposed to speak the sentiments of their Brethren at the said Grand Lodge.—(Old Reg. Art. 10.) Upon a sudden emergency, the Grand Lodge has allowed a private Brother to be present, and with leave asked and given, to signify his mind, if it was about what concerned Masonry.—(New Reg. Art. 10.) ABT. 4. All particular Lodges are to observe the same usages as much as possible ; in order to which, and also for cultivating a good understanding among Free Masons, some members of every Lodge shall be deputed to visit the other Lodges, as often as shall be thought convenient.—( Old Reg. Art. 11. The same usages, for substance, are actually observed in every Lodge ; which is much owing to visiting Brothers, who compare the usages.—(New Reg. Art. 11.) ART. 5. On Feb. 24, 1734-5, if any Lodge, within the blotted out of the Grand Lodge Book and engraved list And lf they petition to be again inserted and owned as a regular Lodge, it must lose its former place and rank of precedency, and submit ibmit to a new Constitution.—(„Vcu? Reg. Art. 8.) AHT. 6. N, No set or number of Brethren shall withdraw become too numerous; nor even then, without a Dispensa tion from the Grand Master or Deputy; and when thus se to be regularly constituted in good time. t-K>
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PROCEEDINGS Or THE GRAND</s
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It is true, and indeed it is no whe
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•pair the WTOOJC we have unwittin
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Itti rMtal ssssjtim and Lodge* of t
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ROCEEDIXCS or THE GRAND</st
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liiirrrf. That a committee of amn b
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TW Grand Secretary offered, A aawCb
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Morning Star Lodge, No. 30 D. M. Sm
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on Education, appointed by the Gran
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Madison Magnolia " No. 101... " No.
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Lodges, be appointed by this Grand
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1= W. Bro. Atherton submitted the f
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The yeas and nays having been deman
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hereupon, the report as amended was
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therein, and leportinj: the objecti
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Your Committee recommend the adopti
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arkness—the receding gloom of sup
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INDIANA. The proceedings of the Gra
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assurance as to the condition of ou
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the prosperity of Masonry in that q
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good repute. If intemperance is all
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nic science and education ; every y
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i r e have wen it ontlive the rise
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in an association like ours, must a
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good repute. If intemperance is all
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Masonic science and education; ever
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ave seen it outlive the rise and fa
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elation like ours, must and ought t
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Schobcy, D. A. Stafford, II. II. Ca
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HENRY McADAMS, Senior Warden. ELI B
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S. Whitesidcs, Thomas M. Rurton, A.
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J. Wood, L. Peeler, Robert Baird, W
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OFFICERS: IRA WILLARD, Worshipful M
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Kenney, Robert F. Babcoc!:, A. E. M
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JOHN TERVV1LLIGER, Senior Deacon. J
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ton Winn, Peter Phillips, Edmund J.
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Booth, Nelson C. Cannon, T. B. Blac
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da; before the Full Moon in each mo
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ADMITTED—M. Morton, E. S. Wicklin
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INITIATED—Alson Findlcy, Isaac N.
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I EVAN RICHARDS, P. M., Junior Deac
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OFFICERS: LEOPOLD STERNS, Worshipfu
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OFFICERS: JOSEPH BECKER, Worshipful
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W. Lowder, C. N. Adams, Norman E. L
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DKMITTKD.—J. C. Howells, James Wr
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Saturday after the Full Moon in eac
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uesday evening on or before the Ful
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Jos. C. Bayless, Daniel Brown, Hira
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ROBERT BURNS LODGE NO. 113—47 MEM
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E. T. MOORE, Steward. WM. ALEXANDER
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OFFICERS: WM. S. MOORE, Worshipful
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Grimes, John F. Smith, John A. Gray
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Mi i i«_ jjivo : IRA B. PICKETT, W
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APFKXOrX A. 117 OFFICERS: DANIEL B.
Page 115 and 116: SAMUEL POWELL, Secretary. JAMES LAN
Page 117 and 118: ley, Geo. Mason, P. Shaw. J. J. Pra
Page 119 and 120: OFFICERS : TITUS C. WETMORE, Worshi
Page 121 and 122: J. C. HAMILTON, Chaplain. W. F. PAR
Page 123 and 124: JOHN PATRICK, Senior Warden. J. J.
Page 125 and 126: Friday evenings of each month. OFFI
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Page 129 and 130: OFFICERS : GEORGE R. CLARK, VVor«h
Page 131 and 132: INITIATED—I. N. Cunningham, .lolm
Page 133 and 134: GIRARD LODGE NO. 171—14 MEMBERS.
Page 135 and 136: APPENDIX A. 139 >y the Grand Lodge
Page 137 and 138: shall sit down: But after he has be
Page 139 and 140: APPENDIX A. 143 ! occasion, absent,
Page 141 and 142: Lodge, may command the Wardens of t
Page 143 and 144: This was intended for the ease of t
Page 145 and 146: APPENDIX A. 149 OF THE GRAN
Page 147 and 148: Brethren that shall be recommended
Page 149 and 150: purpose, there should be a Receiver
Page 151 and 152: such accounts, signed by the Treasu
Page 153 and 154: APPENDIX A. 1-57 Aug-. 2S, 1730, No
Page 155 and 156: APPENDIX A. 159 was resolved, That
Page 157 and 158: ArrrjXDix A. 161 time of his signin
Page 159 and 160: his Deputy, interpose by a particul
Page 161 and 162: them, and find the Candidate Master
Page 163 and 164: ART. 1. On December 27, 1729, order
Page 165: ART. 8. On March 31, 1735, seeing t
Page 169 and 170: 173 That no Lodge shall be removed
Page 171 and 172: ings a Ticket; and shall have power
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Page 175 and 176: Other things relating to the charge
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Page 179 and 180: Hence, Maaonry dispell the lowering
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Page 183 and 184: Equality Lodge, No. 2—18 Members.
Page 185 and 186: Morrit Lindsay, J. 8. Vcndenburgb,
Page 187 and 188: APPENDIX c. 191 St. John's Lodje, K
Page 189 and 190: orricEBs—continued. JAMES T. STEW
Page 191 and 192: Lafayette Lodge, No. 18-90 Members.
Page 193 and 194: MEMBERS. Thorn a.w L. Harris, P. M.
Page 195 and 196: orricERs—continued. JAMES McCLURE
Page 197 and 198: OFFICERS—continued. JOSEPH BREWER
Page 199 and 200: Monroe Lodge, No. 28—20 Members.
Page 201 and 202: MEM BE RS—continued. JOHN W. SHIN
Page 203 and 204: ADMITTED.—H. F. Wait, William F.
Page 205 and 206: APPENDIX C. Kavanagh Lodge, No. 36
Page 207 and 208: iKiTUTKr..—Harvey J. Fans, Jesse
Page 209 and 210: No. 41—Charter Forfeited. Mount J
Page 211 and 212: Hardin Lodge, No. 44-38 Members. Mt
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Page 215 and 216: Cambridge Lodge, No 49—20 Members
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Benevolent Lodge, No. 52-22 Members
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APPENDIX C. =4p 223 IKITIATED—Jam
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Fraternal Lodge, No. 58—30 Member
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Lehra Mack, Lelby Leach, Cyrus B. A
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mines R. Mack, phan J. Smith, Hon G
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INITIATED, PASSED AND RAISED.—Cha
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Naples Lodge, No. 68—26 Members.
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Central Lodge, No. 71-23 Members. S
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INITIATED, PASSED, AND RAISED — I
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John M. Palmer, A. 8. Walker, Willi
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James G. Carey, r..i>. Dodge, Darid
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Metamora lodge, No. 82—22 Members
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MEMBERS. John Warner, P. M. Lewis E
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Mount Pulaski Lodge, No. 87—28 Me
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Askew, His Allen, John lohu Crane,
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] DIED.- J. S. Enloe, E. A. MEMBERS
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OFFICERS—continued. WM. W. BAILEY
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LIVING OUT OF THE STATE.—E. W. My
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Edwardsville Lodge, No. 99—22 Mem
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APPENDIX C. 259 ! INITIATED, PASSED
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MEMBERS OUT OF THE STATE.—Thomas
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APPENDIX C. MEMBERS. Edward J. Jone
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MEMBERS. Thomas Cazad, P.M., Roswel
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Peter II. Martin, Brown Searl, Timo
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Rising- Sun Lodge, No. 115—37 Mem
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Jo'in S. Calvert, P.M., C. H. Morga
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Jacksonville Lodge. No. 120-11 Memb
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LODGES U. D. CHARTERED AT THIS <str
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Empire Lodge, No. 126—18 Members.
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Golconda Lodge, No. 131—10 Member
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2S2 Sycamore Lolge, No 131—24 Mem
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OFFICERS—continued. S. E. GATES,
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286 APPENDIX C. The following Retur
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7t Temple Lodge, No. 46—Daniel Sc
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Mr. Vcrnor Kavanngh Occidental Hard
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K s > s 9 p p o r M g i §. 5 K* 1
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Macomb La Fayette Clinton Hancock C
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COUNTY OFFICER?—Carroll ton, Soci
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c Lodges. 21. 22 to - l l t o ° U
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APPENDIX D. FORMS. NO. I. Proxy of
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NO. V. Form of Petition to be made
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APTENDIX F. GRAND
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306 APPENDIX r. Tear. Lodge. No D.F
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REPORT OF THE GRAND</strong
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. L. Fern . c. Hoi. , Mt Joliet.. J
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APPENDIX E List of Reinstatements,
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LOUISIANA. RE INSTATEMENTS.—C. T.
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Mr 316 APPENDIX I. PERMANENT MEMBER
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Apollo Encampment, Chicago. M. E. S
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