, 1880-08-21
ANTI-MASON1C.

ANTI-MASON1C.
THE SECOND DAYS SESSION
of the antl-Afnaonfc people was called 10 Or
der yesterday morning nj 10 o'clock III tho
hall at 24l West Madison street. About
forty people Of hath sexes wero present,
most Of them venerable, specialized, und se-
we're. One Ut tho delegates. III n loud voice
md with enthusiastic action, salig a,1 anti-
secret-socioty song, "Wl,ero There's Will
There's Way" to the great delight Of the
asscmblaRc.
Tho meeting was no sooner opened for
regular business thnn Mr.. fsnInnynn sefzetl
tho opportunity for n speech. III which liz
Justified tho secctlers IN yi0lntEng ttlcir OAtll,
claiming that tho Musonic 0atlI WINS hasptl
upon false prctcnscs; a'nl, with profnsion
of Scriptural references, compared It t0 tho
fatae statements madu BY tic Gtbeonttcs tn
Joshua when lie went Into the land OF
Canaan.
Mr.. Mathews tried to take Mr.. Rotnayno
to task for MtsQuottng Scripture III regard
to Jostl,a and the Gibconitey. but the Chair
wouldn't have 1t, and tho dissenting member
sat down very much tlasguHted.
In tho opinion Of Warren Taylor, tic rtnn
who, according to his own statement, has
lost two good pnlpits by the Vaccinations Of
Mnsons,
NO MAN CorED REEF AN OATH If HE
D1pSir UNDERSTAND IT,
and rs the Masonlc Dntfs couldn't 10 u1ltlGr.
stood; nobudy could he blamed for brcnklnE
thenI- The asseihbage cull CURED.
A number OF letters were rentt from sGceders
In various parts or tho land expressing sym
pathy With tho seccders. S0,ne Uf thu Writers
of these letters were very severe OH the
Masons. Cen. phelps, their calltiillnte fur.
President, sa!d Ito regarded tho ubJect TINT
ihroEht n &c cpyston to orsr s S mps
the American pyopie., 1t was assembled for
the purpose Ut public rcni,,elatiun Ut nj
egn.!ce to t0IriEli power aud of resltiiling
1iIe freedom aml int!epsndence which WIS !.
Masonic Lodge, intO which thousands had
been beEufled by falsu prctciiscs, wns dnn-
gerous to American liberties, md they ,wert
lio longer. subject 10 Its coltrol. Thia truly
noble resolution Of separation WAS worthy 0f
ettrllnl com,ncnlorntlon lit tlle annals uf
American history, for the remuneration or
errur W'Ls as necessary to tug preservst-
to Of our r. E, Fern # as
purity wus controlled by Masons; the two ac-
tuul polittcul powers were the lSu- klux 1.ulgu
Of tho SUlisl boutl! mud tho Masonic Lodge
proper of theNurth. No Christian society. could
without beeon,lng paEanized., Every devoted
patriot might ung1tr fr1ln the antf-A!nsonlc
movement brighter and more hopeful CO.
rrer for. tho Republic III tho future.
Te Icy: !; y Richards: Of Bunt!oHt WIS.,
scented tho following, list OF 0itlnurs: l'resi-
dent, Elder Rufus ,StnItl. Mnryvl!te, No.;
Vice-Presldent Parker .Il!lrless. l'olo, III;
Secretary u. y. b;ttlGr, Ayalo,t, No.; AS
A MONUMENT FOL. MORGAN.
This business having been dispatched, Mr..
Quick, OF Weston, Micl., Baltt lie wn9 II
l,tjsriIn to Chicago for tic purpose Of rufsInx
i monument 10 tiie llenory of tlio ,inrtlcfetl
suunu stepy 10 this cl,I,
AIr, VUUle, Of detroit, said II suc|, n 1uor-
ulnct,t weru erected tlle Aiasoiis would tear
tion. They at ollcu decided tllut the llotu-
lnetlt should be erected, and deferred action
until tlie proceedings or tho Convention were
further attfallSed: ,
Ihe FeSt ni inc iorenonn I, .s was a., 9spoSeH of
6y - u. & ntow; s;t VIZ, ,.si M.M te a Ut Dae
Sar, SRso,, ssn ,has Ms "7 e"'te I'LL eSpos'''o" of
When nop'l wns reached the meeting de-
some twenty i!llnuits Were spelis II loud
aEase pqae liz a'sk Mas5le o or9ansasos s ssDEsafs %
Singing also OGcnpleu tte line OF ule AsSni!i'
blage for bflcl pef21u: Ihen Gn,lNilttee
was appoliiteti 70 ara,t aiitt rnblisl. IN ad-
.Iess e. the lnls!eps " aiia chfe!!es exposing
Ing WaeKenlessS, 9l sccLee soc!otles.
man with d profusioM u gray loeEs, said hu
was q composer Of hymns lle favored tho
...rheres Much We Nay l,nproye-Do not
Doubt"
:, Dir: ltomnyne then took tlie floor, and, with
isis M to isevelatton' a'aotinE Extensively. Me'
sculled bentup showing thnl tl!e apr0ll used
by the MasUlls WIS not the emblem Ut right
e0nslless, but tho lnstgllln of sin; bccallsc,
he nrguod, Adam first adopted this covering
after le hAd fallen FROM his high state. Ills