Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-30
Friday, Sept. 80, 1884
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DANGER--WA R-ASSASSINATION!ll
"Let them strike if they dare! win tamely endure
it no longerl am ready for the blow, and prepared
to defend myself let whowill attempt play the
sassin"ii
Such is the emphatcal language Of the "Junor
Editor" of the "Village Rocord.'' Dost fear thou
wilt be "Morganzed' Friend Charles9 Art thou APP
prehensiyc that the Antmasons disposed to adopt
the system of retaation-to upon thy venerable
head the crimes of thy brethren of the mystic te?
Calm thy agitated fceiings-the tumults of thy TOO
sensitive mind! Thy opponents will use no other
WEAPON than the DAGGER Of truth, whose SHARP
point can alone wound the guilty. An honest man
"may defyits point which win make the conscience
stricken culprit cry out, murder! assassination!
"Brother Charles quiet thy apprehensions; we
will for six cents, insure thee thar; of which :" Hiram
Abiff's brethren deprived William Morgan" Not a
hair of thy head shall be injured, but thou art adj
vccatng Institution, whose principles do prompt
men "to brave Heaven and earth,'' thou wilt be re-
sponsible here and hereafter Who can tell the ago
uizng feelings Of person, the inmost recesses Of
whose guilty bosom has been pierced by truths sharp
point.
The s'Hartford Anti-masonic Intelligencer' con-
ains the following observation, made by and in behalf
of the Sc Grand Lodge of Rhode Island" "We So
emny aver in the sight of Heaven, and appeal to the
scarcher of hearts test sincerity that have
received, given, countenanced obligation
requiring sanctonng the sacrifice of human life as
the penalty for disclosing Masonic secrets" To re-
but this, we have the following. from the Rev. Ray
Potter, Of Pawtucket, in reply
ssNow most snlcmny aver, in the sight of Hea-
ven, appealing to the Judge of all the earth, that
speak the TRUTH that there was administered to me in
v
Apprentice to keep the secrets Of Masonry, the pen
atty Of which, was thus expressed; Binding myself
under less penalty than to have nv throat cut
my tongue torn out by the ronts'" Sc &C. Concern
ing those two conflicting armatinns, will say but
little Let public opinion be the decision. We would
ask every honest Mason to reflect and remember that
he is connected with an Institutions the members Of
which, dare to challenge the Justice Of Jehoudh and
iuhioasiy invoke MERITED DAMEATION &c
their own guilty soulsl If Masonry Is sublime, its
sblimties consist in protoning and pcrverting every
thing that is good and honorable.
The "Intclqencer" also contains an address Of the
Grand J1dge nr Rhode Tslan1 to the citizens Of that
state. The 1lress cnntlins nur specious sophistv
which is explicitly exposed BY the Editors Of the In
tegencer The brotherhood making powereu
Efforts to prom their sinking cause. We can assrtr'
them that Masonry is labourinr under crnHrnc'
consumption. INC d'stended Vlsage, inc shtoW COM
pleXon, and the cold c'ammv sweas arc certain ind
cations of approaching dissolution, "0h Lord, m,
God is there no help for the widows SOM" Not any
'Rrother Boos' your case is desperate.
It will be rcco1lcctcd by those who have perusc'
Charles Miners s'rcmarks' concerning the Hon
Richard Rushs letter, that they contained charg
against N B. Bnilcan' of attempting to destroy on
constitution This false and Hrh-Ianded charge, ha
been forciby repealed by Mr.. Boileau, in conmun
cation addressed to the esNorristown Free Press.
The length of the article, prccluAcs the propriety
publishing it in our limited columns. It is VIC
written thing, and contains some caaatick plaster
which, if iudicio3sly applied may heal the mason
cores of the "Junior Editor"