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PROCEEDINGS. The Grand Lodge of. Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma ns, of the State of Illinois, convened pursuant to its By- ws, in the city of Springfield, on Monday the third day October, A. L. 5853, A. D. 1853. PKESENT. OFFICERS. It w. EU B. AMES, Otmad Ma,:, r, It. W. BEX J. L. WILEY, Deputy Grand Master, R. W. ISAAC R. DILLER, Senior Grand Warden, R. W. JAMES L. ANDERSON, Junior Grand Warden, ft. W. AVILLIAM Mi Ml'RTRY, Grand Treasurer, R. W. II. G. REYNOLDS, Grand Secretary, ft, W. and Rev. TlioMAS MAGEE, a? Grand Chaplain. W. JACOR W. B I 9 R I , M Deputy Onad Secretary, W, THOMAS SHIRLEY. a» Senior Grand Deacon, W. A. W. BLAKESLEE. as Junior Grand Deacon, W. OTSTJB C. PALMi;;:. M Grand Pursuivant. W. AMOS HILL, Grand Marshal, AW U.S. JACOBS, as Grand Sword Bearer, ir. Mi ana TURNER, inw steward, V,'. AVAR REN ftSOWV, Grand Steward, A. ft. ROBINSON, Grand Tyler. PAST <strong>GRAND</strong> OFFICERS. . \Y. LEVI LI'SK, Past Grand Master, W. RXL80M II. MORSE. Past Grand Master, . W. WILLIAM C. HOBBS, « «« . W. THOMAS J. PICKETT, " « W. ELI AS H1RRARD, Past Deputy Grand Master. PAST MAST! ML J A-". W. KEYS, Springfield Lodge No. 4, .RAS. II. MAT1IENY. • No. 4, BLO. ftH MUM, Knoxville " No. M.
There king a sufficient number of Lodges representt tte, \[. \\. • !'••• i. for the happiness and prosperity of our time honored and glorious institu'i.in. Allow me to congratulate you upon the happy auspiees under which you ha?e assembled, and the blessings that hare been . . . i -\ i: , p. •-•oiuiily. politically, and Jlasonically, during tho . : !i.!V been .-pared. and health and liappine.-S have been bountifully meeted out to us, our families and friends. At no r*riol in the history of "our country have we enjoyed such unexampled prosperity as IOW—being at peace with all the world—free from that dreadful scourge whieh swept over our land, for the past few years, as with a besom of destruction—every branch and department of business prospering—and our common country advancing in all the elements of national greatness and prosperity, at a rate unprecedented in the annals of the world. Our i!ly, is but emblematical of our career Masonically. In • "' .- f i.n :.n r«. I land, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from I i i .• ! aad regions of tho North to the sunny South, is heard the tonnd at the o*t>r/, in UM hands of the true and trusty workmen, in whose fidelity Our noble institution is fulfilling her heaven-born mission—in feeding tho hungry and clothing the naked—in ministering to the sick and the afflicted —!• condoling with the widow and the orphan in their bereavement, and bestowing that aid and assistance which their necessities may require—in elevating the morals and refining the minds of its votnries. by making them better eitiiens, kinder husbands, more affictionate fathers, truer friends, and •Masderated christians. We have now arrived at a period in our histo.y, aad have so f»r advanced in popularity and respectability, that the tongue of slander and reproach has ceased to pour out its bitter venom upon our in- Faasai «»» aa oar devoted heads, have passed away, and in their stead all is qa*t and peace. And alt'.ieejgh the mad and reckless tornado which, twenty-five ;«m since, burst with such unabattd fury on our peaceful in-
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Page 31 and 32: The yeas and nays having been deman
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Page 47 and 48: good repute. If intemperance is all
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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.
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SAMUEL POWELL, Secretary. JAMES LAN
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ley, Geo. Mason, P. Shaw. J. J. Pra
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OFFICERS : TITUS C. WETMORE, Worshi
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J. C. HAMILTON, Chaplain. W. F. PAR
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JOHN PATRICK, Senior Warden. J. J.
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Friday evenings of each month. OFFI
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upremnx A. L O D G E S U. D . , [CH
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OFFICERS : GEORGE R. CLARK, VVor«h
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INITIATED—I. N. Cunningham, .lolm
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GIRARD LODGE NO. 171—14 MEMBERS.
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APPENDIX A. 139 >y the Grand Lodge
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shall sit down: But after he has be
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APPENDIX A. 143 ! occasion, absent,
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Lodge, may command the Wardens of t
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This was intended for the ease of t
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APPENDIX A. 149 OF THE GRAN
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Brethren that shall be recommended
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purpose, there should be a Receiver
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such accounts, signed by the Treasu
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APPENDIX A. 1-57 Aug-. 2S, 1730, No
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APPENDIX A. 159 was resolved, That
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ArrrjXDix A. 161 time of his signin
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his Deputy, interpose by a particul
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them, and find the Candidate Master
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ART. 1. On December 27, 1729, order
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ART. 8. On March 31, 1735, seeing t
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171 the Grand Chapter or Quarterly
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173 That no Lodge shall be removed
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ings a Ticket; and shall have power
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But this being found inconvenient,
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Other things relating to the charge
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It if fwwt when the day toil is ove
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Hence, Maaonry dispell the lowering
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Illinois: To yon the growing intere
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Equality Lodge, No. 2—18 Members.
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Morrit Lindsay, J. 8. Vcndenburgb,
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APPENDIX c. 191 St. John's Lodje, K
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orricEBs—continued. JAMES T. STEW
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Lafayette Lodge, No. 18-90 Members.
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MEMBERS. Thorn a.w L. Harris, P. M.
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orricERs—continued. JAMES McCLURE
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OFFICERS—continued. JOSEPH BREWER
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Monroe Lodge, No. 28—20 Members.
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MEM BE RS—continued. JOHN W. SHIN
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ADMITTED.—H. F. Wait, William F.
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APPENDIX C. Kavanagh Lodge, No. 36
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iKiTUTKr..—Harvey J. Fans, Jesse
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No. 41—Charter Forfeited. Mount J
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Hardin Lodge, No. 44-38 Members. Mt
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APPENDIX C. OFFICERS—continued. J
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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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