The Portland daily press., 1879-11-27
BLOOD AND BRAINS.
Mr. Frederic Gregory Forsyth's Order Of
Nobility.

Mr.. Frederic Gregory Forsyth has conclud-
ed to organize what he calls the "Society of
Aryan America" The objects of the organi-
cation are set forth below. We have no ex-
tended comments to make, but we hazard the
prophecy that if Mr. Frederic Gregory Forsyth
lives up to the rules Of the ORDER especially
that one which enjoins marriage inside the
society," so much of the Aryan race as is
represented by Mr.. Frederic Gregory Forsyth
will become extinct at the end of Mr.. Forsyth's
natural life. That would certainly be a pity
and therefore we advise Mr. Forsyth tn dis
band the society. We subion the preamble
and constitution of Mr.. Forsyth-of the So
ciety of Aryan America we mean--so that our
readers may see what is in HMM it we
mean:
PREAMBLE.
Those who are at all acquainted with phys-
cal social science, or at all read in the affairs
of the day must know how the mixture of
blood, diseased and pure, as well as the bloods
of interior races with the higher has reduced
or is reducing the higher order OF Aryan i'll
telligence and purity to mediocrity and a
hereditarly diseased condition.
The prevalence and increase of diseases,
mental and physical, forces upon our notice
the dread fact that unless stand in the form
normal and good now very little will be left
for our children, who themselves as a ronSe-
quence will be more and more likely to be
tainted, as generations increase i'll number
and distribute the mixture of abnormal and in
ferior blood through the flower of the race.
This, if it is studied, will be seen to have
been one cause for the downfall of all high So
cietes which have fallen, due either to the IN
PRODUCTION of disease ty marriage with the inn
moral races, Or the society itself being origl-
nally impure, impurity had been increased by
intermarriage.
1t is necessary therefore to start with intel
ligence to maintain that purity i'll an orderly
condition.
CONSTITUTION.
1. Only those of the Aryan blood are to be
admitted,--no faint of Negro, Indian, Chinese
or any other blood must be in the would be
members.
H. There must be no hereditary disease,
mental or physical, such as insanity or scroll
ula.
III. Membership is hereditary to all the
children of the members families and for this
reason, only the most illustrious men OF the
most ilustrious families are to be admitted.
" The male members representatives
of their families who are reckoned in the or
der.
" The children are to be educated in the
principles of the Order Honor, gentleness,
magnanmity; and with them all temperance
and simplicity which are the physical virtues
of life. AS the order is to contain the best of
the Nation, if a member narries at home,
he or she is expected to marry in the order.
VI That the, chief officers be a President
for the nation, a Vice President for every sec
ton of the country the society or order has a
being in. With a Herald and assistants, an
editor etc.. for ca III section. The first officers
to be elected by the first members, and after
three such elections, the ex-officerS are to
form the council of the order to appoint the
Officers, the council having its President Es-
pecially should the subject of children's educa-
ton be eXhaustingly treated of, that a perfect
method be arrived at whereby the quality of
good in the race be developed into greater
life, and not so much attention be paid to
mere learning, which is only parrots profcien-
cy after all.
VIII. From the Office of each section of
the Order in America there should be pub
lished description of the families comprising
the order in that section, with their arms and
residences, Estates titles of honor, ETC., and
every ten years supplement- should be added
for whatever alterations time makes necessary
in the history of family continuity. In every
section office should be kept the full numbers
of every other sections records of family his
tories with those of its own, for reference.
VIII. From the Central office should be
published magazine called the Aryan Amer
lean to contain all studious and progressive
matters, beneficial to the moral, mental and
physical we'll being of the race.
FREDERIC GREGORY FORSYTH,
President Protein.