The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26

vent have been employed against it; but as
steadily as the seasons come and 60, rs ST.
lently as nature clothes the earth with |
verdure in the springtime, it has held the
way with all opposition, and It Is to-day
more potent for good than any other instltu-
ton, and Yields greater influence upon the
civilized world than ever beforein its history.
Fnemasonry may have its frallties and de-
fects, like everything else that Is earthly or
human; but Freemasonry has this recon-
incubation: it is mutual ground for US All,
an open platform on which the most differ
ing and the most distant may happily meet
together in peace and good will, lttIe
green oasis in this arid wilderness Of toll and
strife in which the genial and the friendly,
and the tolerate and the true, and the scholar
and the statesman, may find alike rest for
their bodies and refreshment for their
minds. Many of II; who are tolling
in the various vocatons Of life, by
the energy of our bodies or brains,
to cheer and sustain those nearest ana
dearest to us can find in Freemasonry many
an hour of intellectual Improvements many
q season Of faithful work; many a pleasant
moment of social relaxation. The usefulness
of Masonry in welding power for the good
OF hlanhtnH !: clIIUIloa ~ "u'Vn ""
us litui"u'iS. nc ooty ,.s s',"' ,,,onf
ssli.e to,uay !iiat ~ m'9 ~, tho
yhat Us plantiPiIs b'u u,aio' auaptS @
immutable. tits always ready to assist down
trodden humanity; it supports every laudabIe
enterprises it is the cement of brotherly love,
the bond of friendship, the support Of virtue
ana IN ln'"ueolo plo5ains W "' aroi1nrr.
psihclPles ha'o sNeh " ;r,.'S,,.y
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nave presseo ~ "saiees az enots' w fn,,'
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ing u. me PEesont, "o nio napRI .i WY $50.
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tia' |. WIN cvh'iuuo W SNi,,en "iu eI
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hho"'oG Ti anios ,tana .u' loo roS,a;nod
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resung piaee tn,s SenS S at anu Spl ,oui
science nus louIIs n1 .ho sloau "nu $50
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us al'ars anu re F.e,;. INC Soo;ai Si9son
prolnerhUou anu i'"Soin'sy ei"' u;',1
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uncnans1TE, Al s'D aUa all tbo att,;hrte,
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ol tnS SOU -, naSu yVe'' nt tbo ,,o 1aU It's
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lhe various ohlInss OF iipn, "nu q
proiouiu LeNclouo9 a. 1rohitoot oftSo
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me genius "a hiaSoniy " nov; man
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uoh, IS the llUtal 0S'si1 VI i'e W. -
OF its moral esnlIS' anu aon,V ~ V tn $500
with us VeheraDle anIlqulVy, VIC niSne1 NC.
s@huardS OF pelsonH' so,etnuietit' "A1t r."
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huGn III we e .a n"a pr; VnJ ,rit IL
III .ue oomus ", i aoonnstnot;or ,h"f hos ova,
sott VI p 1.s' a,,nh ",snat bonn~ throrot
our hsusu'i i; suen s'oar a n boOm ali olon,
such Vng ing ~ "sU ,'u ILL., oni
!. .Eo hte"' NV. Vi ,.' s a ~ ,,a,
f OF It's irH'eflm q ''u iiosa. P'W W.;
o IN many icatiu' .m ~,
0 prlhSlpaI, .nroagn n' a. rs s;,,;o n,Stoal
# mas thrown aro9he us ~ wy o.L',t"'' IT,,
OF sincere AIu eueo'0a, .h u,o'ne n;n,r
V perhaps uue Ina. Nv osne. so0'o.l Ill ~, =,
/. men mas eveI' III tlo'c Iosptu'S ~ ~.
y lhaeeu equa',eu lne ira'eInN, VI na.oI'
g not because hascns are WMaSo D0tso. . .t'
other men, lor tIls we 10 i'os e'".'ti' ous ,.'t
II nave Oeel' mugus !" reei loa n.o.i III, =
!, distress, OF tor ms sunerlns MluoW vi no. 7
y ,ess ofpnahs' 80 Vhas Ween any Gase I'm ''i
l. before tnem they arc loulu ieaGS " ue1
>, with Wiling anu resuy uaue. Inc seg ~
ia OF the matter Is iouhu IN 'Ae lurIner taev w
{, Masons are never strangers W eacu o.ne
Is unless IS through lhelr awhw"uI'eS -: =
II their inaluerence' Even CuFis.laiis, ~ me,
Ia regards, csAnot compete WIN Ihe lacili1y
nf Masonic recognil'ohs' TOT, oe,ultuI ~
q. powertul as the preCepts OF Cnrsliahly ar
!; and strong ana Kihdly as the les Oh re'slo'
Y. Brotherhood may be In us numerous See''
n. rlan organizations, they usualiy only feoo:
s. nize each other by Their peculiar lalIls -.
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