Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-14
ne had no knowledge


borino TO save our country from its bhghting
influence. In talents, integrity and honor, he
is host himself, and deserves the more credit
for now aiding us. that he was once in the pol
luted den. Mr.. Writ and MIR. ELLMAKERi
are both of German descent. 1t would be
CALLING to the pride of the Great Grand kings,i,
If the two highest officers in the Union should
be filed by plebian Germans etfyS6WS Stdr,
The Courier, New-York jackson and ma
sonic print, .sdyed in the WOOL" says-"fhe
awakening and stirring events of the west,
1.-THE infected district meaning. have made
our Masonic Hall an object TO he passed byl
and admired silently, 1--WE italicise and repeat
the significant words,] TO be passed By and
/ fCTD admired siientiy,aD) rather than brisklyt
rlstepping in and calling fora beef steak and al
,lbohe of Madeira" The dying away of anti
masonry, and the stirring events in this dis
! tant part of the state, thus appear to have al
very singular, though thrilling effect, upon the
4 masons of the metropolis-that they begin to
graduate their appetites for 'refreshment,
lGdrink?] on the scale of temperance, and to be
!, iso ashamed of themselves to pass their
: Hall in silence. The exposure of Grand
Scribe Gould's thousand dollar operation, by
his recent libel trial, is quite enough, alone,
I'VE should think, to put all his decent brethren
: Ito the blush! PeradveDture, this may have
been one of the 'awakng events alluded to BY
the Courier.
The influence of our western awakening and
: stirring events, has reached Philadelphia, also.
= There the Masonic-Hall has changed occupants
by which morality is not much the gamer.
u though religion is Knocked less covert and with
= less hypocrisy. 1t is fitted up and opened as
y Theatre This turn, witha, is far from
e being subject of regret--as the farce of the
y open and undlsguised players viii probably be
: be rational, than was that of the old per-
: formers in their mmicry of little children al
: blind mans buff or hide and go SEEK and
:. their tragedy will be much preferable, as more
y in Jest and without shedding of blood.
The two circumstances go to reduce the al.
!. ready emaciated and sickly popularity of the
" Institution, SO 'ancient' till now and honorable!
y But why should the city masons of Philadel
= phia and New York, despond SO soon. We
- have, in the west many brilliant star of the
. order, besides brother Bruce, and brother Goult
y able still to linz the perfect asher ant
u whose masonic canduct' yet 1cmaineth, hale
y and ealthful.-Anfi- Masonic Enquirer.
!" The Editor of the Stonington (Conn.
= Phoenix, thus concludes high wrought article
IS relative to the present slave instructions:
u We are utterly dumb with establishment ane
" shame, alike at the heartless expressions of un
~, W concern and the blood written menaces o
y guilty. oppression, with which many of tn,
~ Southern, and not few of the Northern print,
3 are now teeming. On the one hand, it is phi
-. losophically asserted. that "we here at thu
i" North very apt to overrate the dangers t.
= be apprehended from the slaves at the South
- while on the other, we meet with the soul
os chilling avowal. that so great are the appre
-, tensions of general revolt, 'Another inSurec
~ lion AMONG the blacks zviHbe followed 6y buttin.
IL the 1Vh0le race to the Sevord!!r
~ The rage of this subject is so broad an,
: various, that one glance is incapable of survey
q ing it. The angel has gone down into tn
= waters of universal truth. Every ripple o
them has written on it the spells of bidder
meaning, and every murmur is big with mys
Ill FERROUS import. But the votaries of the eter
md nal, the immutabe Spirits of verify are rapid
stepping in. That meaning will soon be real
on the house-tops, and that mystery solved o.
er the tablet of the worlds memory. With al
In the parade of sophstry, and the influence @
ed physical force, the slave cannot remain but
nd brief period longer in bondage. Threats q
violence, of persecution, of death, will 500
lat cease to intimidate or awe. The fiat has gon
to forth from the mouth of HIM in whom Their
mrs is no variableness, neither shadow of turning
he the God of Mercy, Justice and Truth ma
lid 1Uas created freeman mast b. freeman sha
be be- Free" Who dare gainsay il?
is
1Wl Bitterness Of Spirit in Masonic Christian
ma The Rev. Dyer Burgess, Editor of "InRdelit
40 Unmasked, (Cincinat, Ohio.) says in h
or paper of the 18th inst. "a few days since
70 met in the street of the most amiabl,
!, ma cultivated and liberal men Of this place, O
uis indeed OF any other place, who soon bega
. abusing Richard Rash, and calling him 3
M cursed vihaia" looked at him with astor
10 ishment, presume he never called any ma
''a cursed villain" before in his life. aske
him what Richard Rush had done? He sal
III lhe Ind rennnnreh Mnrn,.,, ,..I l.