Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

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suffering found full the influence
through the highways of and
far possible the of all who suffer without deserving yet telling
o,it this brighter
examPe set for initiate that of him who about doing goh 1t
was this bright trait his earthly that rendered him attractive to tn
doWoe Of the he lived m and which was the sures evidence
religion spread
with those who mone this watching the temporal as well the eternal
interests OF those around him. and relieving all their active unt'm@
Countless ] were seS uc wep es ua o n' % anu the polished "''
1t is to the encouragement and existence of the principles and sentiments
any degree Of confidence for meoat0 of the social and
evils which surround usat will elevate othe high position which he
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geqs real ree that bright land "here the wedceeso from Troubling
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our name are WORTHY not true for they are mentat may be- and some
right that rightly understood and rightly pracsed handed down
NOT FAIL produce results most advantageous our race
question that natnrsy eres this ' cu not the oer of Odd Fo". %
esve the hearty Of who have the good Society heart The
ted while briefly present the argument by which may be
Grafton of the association be (an the uen those who
consequently all successful opposition must faults inherent in the Or
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would be dishonest denyha in common with all the sons of Adam n
which sorrowny admit But that there the order of Odd Fellow"
perveron any, Slightest injury society," religion
sound morality that there thing worth regarding the numbe
une5gy deny together examine your
only oppose US because e know nothing about % who @ Will ner
thing about us (oug information may be had almost for asknp
they may continue oppose US Come US reason together on tbs
theme wise said
characters to-day In this land federation, bgo prejudice
ei~ns there cam be- m no % e slaves Iog @ anJ uown own rtb this @ @ m @
with permission proceed you
oe who hear US really astonishing some times hear what rn obe
that have made but intend all that minds
never get over it, 70 them seems utterly amazing that any sensible we'll m
dcuous named They see done day. but lost attempting
likely be removed and which conveniently be
hay Ssr % 5 yubo Ms aS 5 of sv5a S P m no" " helped Although
"A rose by any other name would smell sweet"
and what all
mot tell S you the reason Ty & m M S @ s o so vGry a rs there 3 ea
Lutheran, of the thousand other and
simple wish reasonable Besides
took individual names wit from those who before who
doubtless thought little consulting wishes in the in the other
strongly all the had been strained furnish with
But The of officers sometimes urged objection
termed unneIble. Why officers
them why them in such fantastic regaa with collars and
sent to sit together surrounded by all this fummey and so on
answered offered If we have association for any useful purpose
ofcers titles distinguish
happen things We society
officers with titles and be possible for any association to exist with de-
When have these officers of his
M and sometimes for the sake of brev particularly wrng) the
only
he side sentinel military companies has
orderly that the letters o. S when applied either of them vo
the decaogue
regaa members while duty
supey yed obedience known law OF the order Uni
But OF all this
We know they use them because they
their
which
persons there nothing distinguish
mong Major Generals in
Cone and Majors and Segen
Cpoas dress regulated by law, and adopted the which
e doubt known,
ghtteng
almost gaudy himself
himself
Hilary regulated by law and their regaia established by
the strengthened 1t hardly
do voluntarily what wholesome law Others