Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16
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but IN the BRAIN There nothing makes man suspect
mu n more than to know little. Suspicious that the mind of
selfgathers but bizzes suspicious that are arca
nourhed and put mems heads by the and whs
peng others have stingsu In order to show Won h
unjust and unwie body of men from
mere prejudice suspicion have quoted writings
of the wsest and greatest men that have eve- $50.
upon the stage OF life the dawn Christianity 10 guild.
rs by their philosophy instruct by their wisdom
would remind You that suspicious, nncharahle spirit ever
discerning the faults of others only and
Unjust but wholly Incompatible with social hap
pInrss To form sound opinions of characters and actions
NO thnss are necessary-ntomation and mparaly,
hose who condemn, generally want.
ing IN both Instead OF seeking information, they apt to
proceed slg and frivolous grounds-a tale perhaps in
vented ny 'he IDLE listened 10 by the Inquve, and
etiled by the creduou incident which rumor with
her many tongues has distorted supplies material 70.
confident averment or decisive Judgment.
Such mode of arriving a conclusion assuredv
does violence 10 eq lity and sound
Blair from worthy creditv not
charity, conelnde ell to be vice. so from on.
which censurable 1t is perfectly unjust to infer that all
without merit.
faction that the prevalent feeling tow
ards societies the present day. any good
or just indeed might have said much #
did NOT fear that some perhaps OF my auditory mav from an
unwIlngness TO reflect upon this matter and not from any
""knd desire to mIsiateFTet motivearrve unjust
conclusions.
Again, 1t requires argument demonstrate the nece.
~y OF secrecy in the successful conuc, anv ASSOCIATIVE
Z" ms nature tor the purpose of uniting individuals har-
mOny and in the pursuit common object Take awav
this invisible chain and mutual cone dies dis
trust the hand of benevoence would become the signal Of
poverty and Dependence and beneacon would while it re-
eved point It's object public observation The same
sense OF Propry which dictates scupulous withholding
the private affairs the of profession or business
association, of the family circle holds equally and
relation a. the eff ct on
society beneficial. it is of little moment to the pub
lie by what machinery the work is performed True ind eed
here might be thing as doing evil that rood oib,
of It,, but such hypothesis INDUCED in Will,
we see Citizens connected with suspected order who j,
very other relation IN life beyond suspicion. The her
aid Of the Cross, who this rorns his mas
es work. when he the pages of that ho-
y box, and procaims about the doctrines contains. still
preserves secrets of The closet the conference right
IN doing! The practitioner Of Plvsic Law the
repository q" which the Law the land protects
withholding from the rude scrutiny of the word-i.
the law bad one? Nay In the eheckc ~alks Of life there
Thousand different claims and connexions which re.
qnre the exercise of secrecy necessity and
honor and not as the cloak of vice Injustice.
The first appearance of the Thousand and one in hia
community naturally created curiosity and degree of
sIrprise-curiosy to know whence association
bearing strange appeaon and surprise had not
been known and heard of BEFORE This to be expected
indeed occurred not onlv in ctie, and
where successfully con-
Quoted for but also where been recently
introduced To understand The reason Of hi, il is o, neres
that until within short past
the bending rules of enoned on
members not to dvuge the
% suitable persons might be admitted members Until
this rule Rbogated the members Of the Thousand
one in admitting fellow citizen to the mysteries
eh and the of their charity benevonnce
did good by STEALTH Theirs
kindness of The world proclaimed through trump
low hackneyed praise, which, while reuuted by popular
applause. half value by publicity The language
of the poet be autographed to the member of the Thou
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." Nor did he wait till to his door
OF suppIcaton but
Mn foo, as silent as The starry delcs
In search Of misery that pinned unseen.
would not ask.
The beautiful Pollock-in he Course OF tnscs
thus chastely apOstrophizes Charity:
! Breath all thy ulnstrelsy, immortal harp;
Breath numbers with love while rehearss
! Delighted theme resembling most songs
Which day and night sung he Lamb
Thy praise q Chariy"-
Let mt record
HIS praise the of great benevoIence,
Who pressed thee closely o glowing heart
! And 10 thy gentle bidding feet
Swift minister
And votary of this great virtue Charity. the member
of our order until lately enioned exercise his
nevoence silently But this rule having
consequence of which would be in no way Interest,"
~ to explain and promulgate everything
institution the lodge
And IN the outset allow that order Of the
One thousand and One by modern a
Venon-he creation of sterday possessing of the
charms and claims sympathy and which
InsePerable from antiquated and and
On the contrary when seek the Of Paternity
and desire to look back TO the institution,
me page OF authenticated history presents
scene long anterior to the Christian which
plain. fully oil although
do claim the privilege Of deducing origin fron
the sacred writings of the OH Testament neverthe
less the republic of Rome and with
oameess pride boast birth under the Republican
fn,tituonscraded political cumrnotion and reared and