The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

tsi.,dy Wes disintrffod. Tie iufv l1gnd |
Ia Ma was ihe body " no missing Nor.
,an. Nr. Wotd WIS mtmbcf 0i the loch'
'onmilioe organized Tor the purpose % gus.
ioyoring the murdcter' ui Morgan Wnru
Inc verdict was rendered weed puD''''''
In hla paper. ,.,.,,,....,.,.
louu1i The body was removed 10 DAlnvin
aud was hurried I'm the village with paiaue
md ceremony. The in'l election W'Hr ~.
nrnaening and a. much vas made Outo rue
nccnsion his was possible by the antiMas9nb, |
The body had scarcely been lntctfeu wv,
an advertisement appeared III
Canadian newspaper, also IN oIlo
i'm western New York, stating that one
Timothy Monroe, of the town OF OZARK III
upper Canada, was drowned In the Niagara
river. giving description of his person nla
clothes. his crayat and the tracts winch ne
had on his person. lnosmuch as u Is sup
posed Morgan was heavily ,laaeh WIN
tracts the description of the clothing ana
siOo reward offered by the widow Monroe
for the recovery of the body, led TO the as
interment for the second time OF the So
called Morgan, and third coroner m
| ouest. ut which H. was established oeyohu
an question or shadow OF doubt that the
body was that of Thomas Monroe. Anu
this ended the Morgan theory"
| "Then il was that somebody remarked to
"'What are you going to do for Nor
! land he replied, This is good enough
Morgan until after the election IL shoulu
be borne in mind continued Mr.. carson,
this was Morgan's body, and the eleclloll
was close at hand, so there was not tlme LOT
the truth TO be brought before them.
WHAT THE FRATERNITY WILL DO.
"Mr. Carson, as leading member OF the
Masonic fraternity in this country, woulu
like to have you tell your opinion oil tniS
mystery" ,,o,,ts
and then replied: I'D,
ries. Morgan disappeared. NOBODY eyer
heard of him. 1t is like the BALDWIN or the
Ross murder. 1t has never been solved. II
Morgan was murdered by Masons then say
most emphatically, it was the mos. ou. G
rageous violation of every teachlng ano
doctrine of that order. That Ignorant men
) commit crimes under the impression thai
thpv are fulfilling the law of God or OF some
society or organization to which they pc
long. is one OF those facts common IN th'
, history of the world. Terrible crimes nave
been committed in the name ofreliglon' ~ II
possible that crimes have been conimltteC
In The name of Christianity and Masonry
for which neither Christianity nor Masonry
: is responsible"
HENRY o'RIELLY's BOOK.
Mr.. Carson continued: III you want u
ret the real history of Mr.. Weeds connec
ton with antiMasonry in New , hGiiE, .,
would refer yopS TO ad Pampn06e,jR ?ielIV
/ ~ , New York, called Amer cal
8 I Poi;,;cai mi. Masonry, with its Coco
! Enough Morgan Mr.. REILLY was on
! Of those persons termed by, Mr.; Weed
lack. Mason. He was undoubtedly fai
. and honest man. He was not Mason
was he demag9gqed ana ths IN ms T /,
= vindication of the truth of history, and 7
y controyert the mistatements made by Mr.
= Weed in his letters published in the New
! ! YORK Herald in 1875. have no hesitation
. at all in saying to Masons or non-Mason
that Mr.. O'Rielly's statement Is mosb re
liable, without prejudice Tor OF against nj
sons" u-.,, ,,.eovs
! nDid Thurlow Weed originate the tern
Jack Mackf' n, o,r,o,b ;
: had its origin about that time III was
+ term used in the anti-Masonic Tunes, ali'
/ applied to all who were Irlehuly w n WsSo
~ wfro did not believe that the. MASON
were cut-throats and murderers; and at ON
of The elections held in Rochester, New
York. in 1927, Mr.. Weed had q jackass pre-
nared with n rope around his neck, when
In ridicule of the Masons, was called
! cable tow and led the animal up TO I'M
, polls with a Masonic ticket IN MS m9utn.
! hold of this statement OF Mr., Weeds!
aWell. l can scarcely say. You know my
, oninion. The statement is false, ana YET
! ia an imnortant one. 1t involves question
> Of great Interest to every person, IL STRIKE
at the very heart of Masonry. l know TN
thing to be false. have SO written 70 mem
. hers of the fraternity in New 1ork To-Day
; THE whole trouble comes from lgnoranc
on the subject Now, there were Masons Il
New York who, at the time OF the deulca
|, zion nj fine Masonic temple in Twenty.thlrt
street New York called OF Thurlow, weed
+ Well. l have no patience with those ki1d Q
Masons, and we don't have them ou'srue e.,
New York, either" said Mr.. Carson, warm
, ing up-"and don't you forget that.
s THE ORDER NOT TO NOTICE 1T.
."Will the fraternity take any notice 0
f this matter?' ,;a =,
. such attacks, and it will continue 70 SUI
4 yiye them and flourish. when Mr; Meeu
memory is only known in connectlon VIII
ali that was corrupt in the history OF Amer
lean Journalism and politics. Ihere
mnch said at the present time about posses
Thnrlow Weed was the prince OF bosses
! even down to this present day OF Noeetn ~
3 20tb, 1882. With him the end Justiheo tn
: means. He was really the father OF Amer
! can political anti-Masonry:"
. "Mr. Carson, / should like to ask wha
a wonld become of man who who wouiu eA
nose the secrets of Masonry"
: @The only penalties known in the orde
!, are reprimand, SUSPENSION from member
, ship, and expulsion from the order, ina IN.
: Is our capital punishment. Any man wh
!. claims that Masonry teaches any nIknyi
f grades OF punishment than those Is W. iopi