The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

OF the members OF this high and honorable
We
nue., in honor Of the occasion OF tie inAugufa-,
tion Of q new lodge ot this order under the
Objects OF this assooiation, ns we learn them,
are to bring about . union q the diseopuectsd
elements IN the camp Of Judab to dissolve The
Israeiites On sarh. prlnciples al bepeyoienee,
hhstmony, brotherly love ana enlish.e.msGt,
years since, and Ia now one of our most four-
ishing orders IN this or any other countryq
considering the length of time n has existed
The L,Gases 81 thls pi'ts,et srs G,s M
baltimore, and. which embraces that terri-
"a arace Asullar Lodge, No. III, |. named in
WIZ wisfsdy ~ Rssssss as f
safety to England, where they found PEACE
time Of Grace Aguilar, who received a liberal
home education, she wrote several books, and
when she died,st the age q shout thIr,S.aye
we're We Ss I'D fpaisseSyh ''A
The ofieers Of this new and promising
II. Miller, ice-president; J. jacobson, seere-
taryj J. Seigel, financial secretary M. Hirsb,
treasurerj Ab. Herman, inside guardian u.
Heilbrun, outside guardian Charles Baum;
~ about 4. p. N. yesterday the nes Lodge
and Its many friends sat down to a banquet
X. Goifs. Who had he table laden with al the
delieaoies Of the season, including tho choicest
wines, and good cheer sbSuhdsd tn proissiop,
We were late 10 arriving, but we will endeavor
TO give a brief abstract OF the pleasantries OF
the evening, which we enjoyed with other
Herzberg, the President OF the new Lodge,
presided with marked ability and an easy
grace, and Mr.. N. II. Miller, Vice President,
-. al u h..H0 Nha he AnlN ha
table in a highly creditable and satisfactory
The irst Of the toasts drank was TO the sue.
sess OF the new Club, and N. II. Miller ESQ,
Gentlemen aud Brothers: thank you kindly
for the honor 10 calling on me to fespbnd Qn
as public speakers, my tastes are In far dif-
ferent direction; yet at this time J. cannot be
altogether silent: The lodge which we have
which was organized some twenty-five years
since, to bring about unions Of the disoordant
elements 10 the camp Of Judah, 10 dlasolye the
srtinsial barriers Of nationality, and to unite
harmony brotherly love, aud eniightennicnt
broad land, and is yet destined over the whole
we are here brothers, members Of an order
held sacred far and wide-from one end Of tho
world to the cther-+lst us make this, our new
lodge, named after the sch olar, the good, the
charitable "Graee Aquiliar,", which we have
Just dedicated to hold rauk amongst its sis
tiers that will make 1t In time second TO none,
and when wo meet lei harmony always be up
permost In our minds, and every idle dispute
be forever buried in oblivion, : =
drank, arose and said tie order Of Tnis
Berth had been founded on principles pure aud
benevolent about twenty-five years since.
elevate the seed OF Abraham, and to teach
them that the whole human race was one
grand brotherhood. 1t reqhired years to build
by thousands who form Its membership, In
looking back, and while reviewing the order
a. scattering ~ benefits among, thQussnds,
) thepriyiieges they had enjoyed and the be- ..
dts OF q social nature they eSperien ced In This
association They should rejoice that they
labor " '''''i'
Great had been their rucces, already. and
care shonld be taken that Ali fiti,re eiforts
should not be In vain, and theirs would yet be-
one Of the brightest pages in the history OF
the world, y
toast "a T., wa m here propS'ra and drank IN
sponded, addressing himself directly to the
MEMBER e The me new Lodge, which had sssn
he said, should be 10 Unite under one Ssp@ei
for their mutual welfare, and beseat ali M.
;ss, rate All inSes od national
work werid moi he un nam Mai M"' Tbe s'sis
Berth must ~ Il az ,as to Insure They
10 banish diseard f,om tbeir rsoEs VA"
Past Grand FredericI Simpsoa was calle,,
ont an toast ana rave tbn psY, ioasa ,asr,'
her. acme ,yhoiesosne ayvicef Ia yhsS ~ ~.
peason 10 believe m n the n,ember. al Na,,iiIsy
Lodge, No. III, possessea The auaiities Of Ne.
mana o9 's yn.,. s,n,s AMI sItSonah thstnar,
tinntsr 1oSse nroveS Saiii,r e No 1itb = f.Ith-
ri re,v am fonuJ fhe NJ scl YES N the folda oi
their lived and ehsrtsbed order. :" y
Mr.. Simon Biugyhnrcr. an old member OF
thu order deliyered, In respopsc TO a conlniI.
mentarv ,oast a verv nretiy ADDRESS in wifeh
he stafei that tbe suhordinnte I,odees my
. rInycd n Wider snbeTe NJ aetion then they
had Rcretoiore done and that alone should il
a sonrre m err onra9emen nj ID me rnembersfoi
fbs nav Lode md mac then, 10 lie Terse.
Vering, With the material OF which this
LOON for good results, - -
toasf ,Saa hare propoaed And drank "a
pi;i.h n naga No IN $3.50 -
M II IT, Rlont resnonded. giving A crcdita
b,s history OF that iobSe during its existenee
should &c ciasse ne SAIL sh WIN .a9se rh ~
sMns n vas brmS thst ~ hnd Mean orgsni,ai
~ va a. 80 -, ~ y ,,' I,t % ", ", o. ~, ~
HH aoV t o,Syinnss any nrnsna,ity A., IN,
nrSar of tbe RUM Rsrdih XXI mara, ~ ",
a., m. ~, sns az Iorrlfnid anS G,sn
iis " stana W Win amy ~ IN, atS
clsy stooa tNotaoty Win Any " tn .ne o.hs
tSe nnmha, ar ioSena IN the n,aer 80
'hS nan,oe ", odBs' III ~ .h th oS ~, =,
h.ve con1errcd an nps ~ IL mnemhars ~ IN,
i,s,S hvnnas.i ~ cnonnontion n Man ~ *,
III Bfne,nL LOnwn ~ pha ~ nrJer ~ IN NJ
AZ "a ali else thew undertook they We're ami
nentiy suesessfui. In conclusion, he Sopei
that Aguilat Lodge, no. liI, would act IA a