The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25

rnea WIN gold beaded epeam An tne r0eso tne
'ree dent cheered BY the mon vhile al iadiss IN
he balconies and windows waved heir handksrchicfs
rhV President stood much Of the time. Dwing with hat
bouquets were occasionally thrown the carriage and
he TACT that he caught In his hand large bunch o.
Movers thrown by young lady nom window, seiteo
renewed applause and holding the bouquet towards the
fair donor he made low bow There was much enthu-
s,asm everywhere exhibited; many words Of compli-
alusion 70 poli,Ics heard was the exclamation 'No
psachnentn The Somerset Club largely NJ their house
ehsored Justify for Banks and the President The coacn
hating repeatedly enabled mothers 70 present their little
children 10 the notice Of the President BE gave them
q kind word, ana than awaited himself OF the
opportunity Of Bostonans say that never before
10 day there time when politics was 80 success
faly excluded from public demonstration IN honor OF
public man. and many are glad 70 have the President
among them In order that they may express tner re-
spect fer him the Chief Magistrate and as fellow cit-
irrespective OF the issues which disturb me country
every step along The nns o. mSsn sae svsn
real enthusiasm was displayed towards NM For over
four hours he endured the laborons task OF Downg and
smiling with uncovered head, but clumsiiy shielded
from brong hot by an umbrella IN the hands OF
Grand Master Dame.
Yhe procession was over about five O'Clock, when
President johnson was escorted 70 Music Hail. whore
Immense concourso Of Masone waiting 70 hear an
sadress from the Rev. Mr. stndiey, OF Ohio Tho dis
6nc platform and among them President Johnson
Generu Roanssau and Grand naster Osnch, Of New
Brsnswsck. The sdAssss 81 Mr.. Stsdsey was - So-
Iowa.
The speaker opened his rcmarks with IN aliusion 70
the Invitation he had address tho fraternity
and 70 thehones genealogical, record of Masonry He
then continued
But according to the best authorine Order bad lis
die ages il sprung from the dncuty hnding enough
sa 81 ss and o ans sn r that
To obviae this dculy skfu mon from various countries
and they travelled from country country their services
They n or o"r D ae
cording 70 the peculiar circumstance OF ,ne
styled themselves Free because they liberty 70
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sgns and tokens and smois lem which na.a they
pS%oe mutual and o~sh
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hold their stated assemblies and to enact laws
lodge was in Yorkshire The tradition
thus lodge hatt was instituted a. Andiey near the city Of
The Of the hss brother hdmn Whose
not it IS certain that cry ancient lodge York,
the original charter Of rhlsa wsn N Anglo saxon q
tnued regular succession at that place down TO the
attempts were made he Masoas as
the ssgaors OF y SEQ ras The King him
great attention IL; lie stled and sanctioned
snp. %aay noble. q HI. Society sy
In ii25 during the reign Of Henry w passed
81 Masons because alleged Interference their part
this act e was Supposed procured
on of the iiierase clergy who were opposed 20 .i
feasible right be made acquainted With all secrets B,
o. Te Of who
Grand Master Of the Order At this time nd sufficient nu-
a. one time suppress but
her royal wrath was s S'ss from tins par
Easons pushed their way into scodnd, where they
9s sTeI s9ss S na
e 70 &c PAD y ssy so Mason 70
clergyman, and whose appointment was approved ~
Of the Order assumed the name o. fssmsons and took
themsclves the eonsasons q fidelity a obedience %
Up 70 this period y believed the Order ws.composed for
Say through The q many learned nd scisns6e
into ranks the speculative element assumed
snay he element
he. S s world ss s S
symboca and has gathered 70 itself adrents from
DENOMINATIONS Of regoniss all Departments 81 art and
industry.
England two centuries ago. and TO rhoaas Asnmoe, the
philosopher ana anti9uary. Rosicrcian Mason, Mr..
ssudisy went on:-
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have relnquished 81 Of my!n Ss and radona
IN is hst0ry ~, me the modern world
b, Be .e 10 III: shs
Of the world what this sana should BE- Is ocs
IN enough 70 it, more intelligent and sober minded adhe-
the institution In time by claiming for POSITIONS
and builders organized Tor their own
convenience and protection they soJourned and
amos, world wide social aiDss and Charitable se,iScs
Snd and
primary principles OF government from the precepts
the place Of the Ee,a interfere with the sscra
eer s Iss sn1f Of
than 70 insist that Us own members Of the lower degrees
the ns cS:sn Of
revelation Masonry esves 10 the Church the ministaton
oping mans religious affect God. specific
pncps Charity sa and sy ,S i 90 Ssa
merely that Of benehcence which 70 render
wss Ss sros.
snsh,ssd spif. Of Sro.Aer love @ Sps
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out he aS ss which a.
things besv,'s all things hops,h al things sndureh All
Masonry they with it's practical results T e
and ns ss
pong Us own disciples disposition 70 bear anothers
ss: snS % In
&, for each other. fsui,s In this rsspscs is
p.ss,es al, re. suit: Ssv. sSrs:pondsa Win
sipeesd o. any o :, 1Sse :.
S@s never III: may b. for ssn.ar,s. pass d
r.s,,. Ny opposite ponucal senumenta Of
sao ,s. thought and action all matters thsS have
Pile interest and opinion aye, men who have
the mastery OF each other In the aed Of
esa ysc,k have been brought into harmonious and
so,a ssme Telations BY simply discovering that they
$3.50 n recording 70 our mystic tie n Il be OBJ
thos~y Restraints the cur sympathies
,s "a mystefo have partAksn with Of the Know
ks rauirrmenN and that therefore fails 70 fulnl the
sss may s Christian Law o love ali mankind
S,anrrsz each other marked and especial affection
ssar Ssses s.ss S S.sa :: n for
l Thea who are OF the no s 9as especially unto
ia We CONFESS Mu b infsrstng more or other than
jStve work - wen In ns OBJ s w " ne SUB
sseh are in unison with he s,Ssposion. and habits
I'd sroshsry Hndns! ns ms% 81 sd will pnsnsiropy
po,her BY partacuis sbeations Az AZ united 70 one
nth each other BY csrain scret signs made acquainted
en. and token. ing Be- uns.eoa ss, ss nh, Thee
land they will substantial syxtsx .ninteligble,
capable Of ther Interpretation III ts bose who
Of grass grow whore but one o. ~ rekes
Justly be considered physical benelactor Of -v
that Institution deserves be esteemed morally tnen
fraternity among men Of dineren, nations and pseeI
and secss and Masonry has this power Its mystesss
have serprisss influence upon The sympathelc
scci. exchange where the most interesting truths are