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chartering Lodges, at the present session, you fill up the vacant numbers. There is no reason why tbIs should not be done; but. on th-j contrary, many why it should be. It affords me much satisfaction to be able to inform you, that "Morning Star Lo bp , No. .'10," which Lad surrendered her charter, has again come forth and taken her place anvng the Lod-es under our juri.-dii.-ti: n. I bad learned that the brethren at Canton were desirous of again going to work, under their old charter. Accordingly, in July last, I insued a special dis- '. AV. Pro. K-yno'ds, authorizing him, in my name, upon a ; < i. number of brethren petitioning therefor, to assemble the brethren ut said place, restore them their charter, open their Lodge, preside at the I |a ;i m of their oll'<strong>ice</strong>r.-, in-tal ti.e same, and set them to work in due and ancient form—all of which was done on the 14th of September. Bro C. W. Bneklnd is W. BC.J Bro. D. YV. Smith U B. W., and Bro. M. Z. Saylor is J. W. Their dispensation, petition, Ac, are filed herewith. Last fall I received a letter from Bro. Fuller, YV. M. of Belvidere LMlgc, No. Ml, inclo-ing the amount of dues CM the year A. L>. I8£2j but asked tluit his Lodge might be exonerated from the pajtucnt of dues for the year preceding, a.- most of the time of that year, the Lodge was suspended from work, for net.- of tin ir late Master, and not from any net of theirs. I informed him that I had not the authority to release them from the payment of dues, but I won Id call the attention of the (I rand Lodge to the sn'oji et. And I would recommend that the dues of said Lodge be remitted for the year 18J1, for the reason that they were not at work said year, and which was not on account of any fault of theirs. During the past summer, the (irand Secretary, under my direction, wrote to all the principal printers in the State, and solicited bids from them for printing the proceedings of the present session of the (irnnd bodge. The work is to lie e.jiial to thai I ( our by Bro. Pickett, and on !•• that we must be a little itringeiU in this matter, or we are compelled to Wall !
PROCEEDINGS Or THE <strong>GRAND</strong> LODGE • V,.T~,1 t B,i believed wood! be; yet. {• r the nmount raised, Bro. Jewell pre pared • stone which i.« an honor to this Grand Lodge, and a credit to Bro. v i\m at once see the peculiar responsibility that J nr chief'off<strong>ice</strong>r in making his decisions. Some of these ques- ! . • i!'. an i nl usage, and "the laud marks" of the order; r • .-. I . utin ly by th • rules and regulations which you may lay down, i i the government of tho craft, from time to time. Bat as there are a great diversity of opinion, on various points, I would reo«assend tbat in the former east, you declare what aic the "ancient regula- •'••i what is to be the rule hereafter. Among other aetlftl or questions, Ijvill refer to the following:
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Page 3 and 4: There king a sufficient number of L
Page 5: t*a*ral ral*. it it not less true i
Page 9 and 10: It is true, and indeed it is no whe
Page 11 and 12: •pair the WTOOJC we have unwittin
Page 13 and 14: Itti rMtal ssssjtim and Lodge* of t
Page 15 and 16: ROCEEDIXCS or THE GRAND</st
Page 17 and 18: liiirrrf. That a committee of amn b
Page 19 and 20: TW Grand Secretary offered, A aawCb
Page 21 and 22: Morning Star Lodge, No. 30 D. M. Sm
Page 23 and 24: on Education, appointed by the Gran
Page 25 and 26: Madison Magnolia " No. 101... " No.
Page 27 and 28: Lodges, be appointed by this Grand
Page 29 and 30: 1= W. Bro. Atherton submitted the f
Page 31 and 32: The yeas and nays having been deman
Page 33 and 34: hereupon, the report as amended was
Page 35 and 36: therein, and leportinj: the objecti
Page 37 and 38: Your Committee recommend the adopti
Page 39 and 40: arkness—the receding gloom of sup
Page 41 and 42: INDIANA. The proceedings of the Gra
Page 43 and 44: assurance as to the condition of ou
Page 45 and 46: the prosperity of Masonry in that q
Page 47 and 48: good repute. If intemperance is all
Page 49 and 50: nic science and education ; every y
Page 51 and 52: i r e have wen it ontlive the rise
Page 53 and 54: in an association like ours, must a
Page 55 and 56: 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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