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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09
CORRESPONDENCE ,,zGODY"
z Hammond, Ind.
Okolica. Zaro6ki.

OhOItcu. - ZQTOOEt.
BardIo cresto czytamy W polskioh
pismach, zs nasi rodsoy oierpis ne.
DE ola braku pracy. a mianowloie
" Pennsylwauji, gdzis ralsdwie diva
lub trey dol " tygodniu praoujs,
Choiafbym prIsto, ateby braoia nssi
uieco wied1isli o nssrsj okolioy.
So tn try misstecsks, do kt6rych
moina "a 8 cent6w jsoba6 Z misjsos
ma misjs'e. Ns.ywajs sic: Ham
mond, ktors ma 2 kstolickis kosoio.
BY, /. tych jsden polski, 1 s,koie;
East Chicago ! Whiting. zsmiss.
kujs tn nasrych braci prresrio BOO
familji, W tych trrsoh misstscIkscb
rsrsm.
Fabryk many " tyoh trsech miss
teo.kach razem "a. Nsjgiowniejs.s.
mi So: Hammond Packing Co., kto
rs ratrudnis 1900 ludsi; w. B. Con
key Book Binding Co. - $50 lud.i;
PLAT Mill - 300; Standard Oil Co.
= $500. siowem, fsbryki tutejs,s
zstruduiajs ludzi okoio 5000.
Wsrystkis m~iassscrks So tax bills
ko siebis, te sssnowis wlssciwis led.
no missto, tylko Z 70 r6tpics, ze inne
nsIwy nosrs.
Strajkow tn tsdnych ME .nsmy.
Robotnik Isrsbis cd 81.25 do 81 rs
dsiennie. Zresrss ralssy jake robo
70 kto ma, TO ! wiecej.
Trrymsis tn sobis ludrIs krowy,
gesi, kscrki, kury, tudrie. cbowajs
SWINE. Opsl jest tsni, zyw.
oosc. Mkt ME jest zmussony kupo.
wac gdris fsbryks kate, lee. ma
kstdy sws wis,ns vole. Do wiel
kiego miasts Chicago many mil FL,
ksrs elsktrycsns kosstuje 20 cen.
tow, kolsjs ~aslssns so oentow. Pc
wiesr.e jest a mas rdrowe, rimy bar.
dIo lskkie. Lofty dostac moans cd
5000 do $500, ma wypsste 20 s1C
missieoznie. Zismis rowns, / moths
sobie dom possavic os osystem ju,
misjscu, gdyt niems bora, q tylkc
tn ! owdsis krsaki, kt6rs nawst dsiso
10 reks rwso mote.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09

Znoczna csesc sekres2~@y g4s.r ..SsS
sAotcych ma s,cycsaj ,~cysysania S,enss
Dry ga tcstepne, odznaki sEe, cd nc
sy6A czIonk6o pray ,cyseSaniu apliEe
~. < Jesno z,oyczD niepraksyesny
H.Sda grtpd z,oiqzko,oa (dopSki ~
.pendo,oanq ME JEST ma kredyt - Hss
re Rsqdu C~entrdlnego. Wobec ssoo
sskretdrze z optatq ,cstspnego IA no,eyeA
ezfonko,o p~opinni sic tcstrzymac do
p6ty, dop6ki ME otrzymaja rachunkx
cd sekretdrzd jeneralncgo. MY o nd
:sem ME zdpomniemy, pray cypisyvG-
niu cyrASlarza - o to o6acy niensS.
Gdy zas sekretarz otrzyma cd mas eyrs
kularz "a rdehunkiem) i gdy SIC Pre-
kond, zc rachunek ten ACADIA sic q jsot
~esiqzkami, potoinien przesSa6 ma rsce
kasyera Zo. ". p. lyle, ile ten rachu
mex wykaz,tje - ami naniej, ans ,oisce;.
Gdy saprooadzimy ten porzqdek ras
ma saaosze, miejscd mice ME 6sdq to
pozorne nisdokfddnoSci, kt6re ,eielu
'ekretdrzon 9rup spac ME pozualajq,
a nam przes to oszczedzici> pono.oie
.sieIe esdss. - SEKR. JKssRALNY,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09

sr1ebujsmy ohyba dodswae. /. 90
jest sslsehetny I og6lny. Me obodxi
tn o jednostke Tub same tylko nasss
grupe: lscs chod,i o s.srsxy oR6a
nsssego ludn. stsby poInal oele
dstnoSoi Wv. Mar. Pol. 4 teby ten
lud Prayszedi do samopo,nania swej
nsrodowsj godnosoi. D.jsmy setki
1 tysiscs dolar6w oa osle rsli.
gijne, kohou sostsjsmy Macy.
vsni nsmieOiem" lub npuszo.ykami
narodowemi!l". Dsjmyf wieo I Kill.
Ia osntov M otwisse, pr,ss kt6rs
po.namy fsisz i obaode. . wsedy
unikac bedsismy tyoh. kt6r.y pod
paas,ossm religji ukrywsjs ohoiwoS6
samolubstwo.
Niskt6re gruPy asd.j& sasby 10
kwito vac katds Z osobna prss. sps.
ojslns kwity, leo. my ssd.imy. Il
Publiosne pokwltowanis " ismaoh
nassego organu jest wystaro,ajsosm
Prsysem zaosrc sedsi nam koszt6w
prsesyaki.
81. pan6w sekretarzy, kt6rsy jssz-
oze Posiadsjs nasre bilety ME spr.s.
dane, prosimy ssrdeoInis o gorliwe
.ajeoie sic to tax watns spraws 1
sprsedanis takowyob. Ssdzimy, to
prosba nasza wyssuohans .ostanie.
w imieniu gr. 423
j. Zbikoacski, pre1ss.
s. Opiszelcski. sekr. fin.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09
POkwitOwanie.

cd ToD. Matki Boskiej N. p. CRU.
py 243 Zto. ". p. 20 Bearer Falls
Masterpieces grupy wnios,y pie
nisdre ra bilsty Iotsryjns ns ssgsrek
1 obrsry . misnowioie:
CIR. 2 t1.15, or. 20 $1y08, gr. SO
Zoo, or. la t1.15. or. 1877 81 %
or. 179 sl25, or. 1873 49,, or. los
TO-, gr. 208 49,, gr. 222 | or. 392
49,, or. 239 So. Or. 257 500, or.
296 ; l25, gr. 300 65,, or. $40 81
ct. 800 49,, or. BAL 45o,, or. S5O
$1.25. or. 1888 04,., CT. 447 74,.
gr. 448 65c. Ogden 1871.
Ksore grupy nassspnsfi. Me po'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09

Sehretarzs gr'p ME majS sodneSe
Dra,oa kreSlit tb znsieni&e rochunN
Ftdre ,oychodzq Z naszego SiurS. JeleK
'ehretarz grupy otrzymuje 2 Hsra ma
szego rachunek, kt6ry sic nis sgadza .
lego obliczeniani, p~otoinien nam taxi
-achrnek ztor6cie 10 ciqgu 10 nsjdalS,
Sni nan pozostatoit sposo6noSI
poprdioisnia takiego rachun5v.
SKKRRrARx JsHxRILT
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z Erie, Pa.
Il podr0zy

Dostawsry telegram I Minnsspo.
lis, Mimi, l styo.nia, .s siostra moe
no ohors, pospisssylem do nisj, ale
prsybywszy do Minneapolis 8 styo..
mia ma wieo.6r, ME .astaiem ju. $40.
stry, DO potegoata sic Z tym swiatsm.
S~pefnisjsc smutny obowiazsk, ga
wisdsmiam o tenn krswnyoh .nsjo-
mych.
Music pr.ytem nsdmisnic, te:nis
tsfuje tel podr6ty. DO ~..wraosjso do
domu Prse1 Chicago, postanowiiem
sobie .obaczyc Dom 2. N. Pa Pr.y.
sssdisn ma al. Division isujr.siem
~spaniaiy gmaoh Z kamienia . ma.
Pisem: Dom q. IN. P. .WsIsdis.y
tam, ,p',kaism;sekr.i lien. p. Ssdow-
skisgo, kt6ry mnie oprovad.ii ws1e
die. WIdsiaism dos6, ale "a wiels
byloby do pisania, nadmienis wisc
sylko, Tenn widrisi projekt pomniks
Kos,iusski, ktory ma stanac W Chi
cago ! Srtsndar Nv. N. P. tax slicr
ME wykod ,rony, .e sic ME moz "a
napatr.sc.
DIistuja prsy tel sposobn,sci PIP
Rako~ skim, kt6rzy maie tax goscin
ME " Minneapolis prsyjmowali | p
Sadowskismu, IA o~prowad.enie mnie
pc nassym gmachu.
W. Ski6ihski, swia.. or. 224
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SKKRRrARx JsrxsILr,

N1zda korespondeucya, kszds no2skr.
.flrznaczona do ,Zgody", powinna byt
l-zysyf'na wprost ma rece Redaktora. w
'%"rs"ie ogioszen, ksiazek k~witowych, I v
'c6ie wszystkich robot drukarskich, mo
ic sic nslezy zawsze z Sekretarzem Jsns
utluvm
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09

nym rszis nsjwyas.y wymisr ksry,
skssaf Ansonine Spaeth ma s.ssc
missiecy wiexienis.
- MOralnosG rosyjska. Kroni.
ksrs pRussk. Listka" powiads, 70:
Petersburg motnaby naswa6 MAS
tenn ~.wis.k6w oywilnyoh". Lio,ba
tych zwiask6w miaia w.rosnac tax
dslece. Re nisomal ] o.si6 d1isci. ro-
d,scyoh sic " Peterborough. nals4y
do d.ieoi nieslubnyob. Take ssosun-
HI swr6o.iy uwage nTowar,ystws
wyohowania r~eligijnsgo I moralne-
CO., kt6re ~postawiio sobie IA .ada.
ME sapobieds dalsssmu ro.wojowi
k'nkubinssu. Jskioh: srodk6w usyjs
towarsystwo, niswiadomo. (Pswno
knusa ! sybiru. P. R.)
krew pOlska. Ks. saski Max
symiljan, syoowiso kr6ls Alberta, q
syn Ks. Jsr.ego, kt6ry kilka ra.y "
c~harskter.s wojskowym odwied.al
Posnah, poiwieoii sic, jak wiadomo.
stanowi duohownsmu. Prsed wsts.
pieniem do stapu duohowneg, byl
jut doktorem praw 1 o6osrem. Obec.
ME miody ksisae pr.e.nao.ony .ostal
ma wiksrjussa do Norymbergji, gdsis
ma 10000 miss.kahc6w pr.ypada
prssssfo ] kstolik6w. Godnem uwa
81 jest to. as czsonkowie panujsosgo
domu kr6lswskiego " Saksopji "a
jedynymi potomkami Jana Sobies.
hiego, oozywisois po ksd.isli tylko.
Krolswna polsks..Tsrssa Kunsgonda
Sobisska wys.ia IA elsktora bawars
kiego Maksymiljsn. E nanuela. lob
synem byt Karol Albrscht. znany v
d.iejach, jake wsp6asawodnik Marji
Tsrs,y, pod iuieniem Karols VII.
z c6rks jego oasnil sic syn Augusta
iii 60, Frydsryk Krystjan, kt6ry po
ojou ma trouis polskim ME .asisdi, a
cd niego ~pochod.i " prostsj linji
dsisiejs.y krol saski / jsgo rod.ins,
" ktorej jedynej piynie krew boha-
terra Z pod Wisdnia. Dwaj Stuarto
vie, jedyni potomkowie Jana Sobies
kiego po jego synis Jakobie
wnuczos, Maryi Klemsntynis So
~bieskisj. .ss.li re swiata bs.potom
ME.
- UroezystOsci GOethego. w
dniu 20 sisrpnia r. b. nismoy gothic
lic.ne urocIystosoi Z powodu $50 81
roosnicy urodsin G oeth,go. Nsjuro-
orysoiej obchodzona ma bye ~roo.nica
" Wejmsr.s i Ffankfar lie mad Me
mem.
- Przeciw wydalaniOm. Jak
c.ytamy " nNarodnioh Listaoh", Cd
byio sic " Pradss sebranis p~olityos.
uego klubu narodowego stronniot va
robotnioro Prremysiowego. Ma re-
brsniu, z~~isd.onem pr.ez prrsssio
5000 robotnik6w ! r.emieslaik6w, o.
mawiauo takts sprawe wydalsh prus-
kich | uch sslono " kohou wyrazIc
sympatje ! brassrskis wsp6tOrucis
wydslonym przez rad pruski robot.
nixon polskim ! duhskim. Odnosoa
r~erolucjs .a~isra nader ostre slows
pr,sciw rradowi pruskismu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09

Ukchcsywszy o~ststscznie praoe
swoje..w dxisdsinis tksotws, Sscse-
psnik Z podw6jns energjs poswieca
sic innym sprawom. Fotografja ko-
lorowa, tslefon beg drutu, tslsktros
kop - mad udoskonsleniem tyoh
pr.yrIsd6w prscujs nisstrud.snie.
Ogromnej doniosloaoi wynala.ek Wy
sisny rostai przezeh do ADglji: spa.
sat, sspobisg.jscy automssyosnis
sdsrsaniu sic pocisg6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09
lie Swiata.

POmnik HuSsa. w Pradse
uchwahli r~sprezentsnoi missta wnio.
sek As gics,mi pr.sclw 30 w~ystawis-
mia pomnika Jana Hus,s ns Starym
Rynku, mimo lio.nych protest6w re
strony towarsystw.. kasolickiob, 90
niewat Huss zostai spalony ma stosie
jake hsretys dnia 9 lipca li15 T. "
Konssanoji.
- Gmina miljOnerka. Maj
bogatsrs gmioa ma swisois jest gmi
ma Orsa, ~ s.wedskisj Dalsksrlji,
d.ieki olbrrymim lasom, stan wisoym
wspolna wissuosc miessksh,6w w
c'agu o~statnich dzissieoiu lat gmins
sprIsdaia lasu IA 9 miljon6w koron
e miljony dolarow), a gospodarstwo
lssne ME jest bynajmniej rabunko-
we, lscI prowadzons wsdiug wszsl-
kich wymsgah lesnicswa pcs.spowe-
60. Miesrkahoy ME pisos p~odatk6w,
wydajs ogromns sunny ma drogi
public ms, szkoiy, sspitals, bibliote-
XII, kaada zss wiosks ~polsosona jest .
PozOssaiemi wslsmi gminy tslsfo-
mem, Z kt6rsgo miesrkshoy korrysta.
js bezplatnie.
- PrOsba o powieszenie. q
Belgrade (Serbja) donosrs pod d. 5
Z. NJ: w sutsjszym sadsis karnym
rjawii sic onegdaj wiosoisnin Alexis.
Vakowio. ! wrecryi podanis, W kt6.
rem Prosii, ably sad !sar.ad.if jego
powisszsnie. 2 poosstku prrypusr-
o.sli sedziowie, Re msjs do c.ynie-
nis /. warjatsm. Vdkowicz oiwiad.
cIyi jednak, Re ME jest wsrjstem 1
zs znsjdujs sic " takiej nei.y, 1.
prsgnie umrree. Mytlsi on, ts rally
sobowiasans 50 wykona6 segrekucje
W razie asdsnia strony interssowansj.
Ssdriowie oswiadoryli bisdakowi, 70
zycrsnie jsgo ME mote rostsc 'spel.
nionem, ! Iebrali miedry sobs znac.-
niejszs kwots, ktora mu eli lrowaIl.
- Bee serea. Niezwykis. .spraws
ssdrify W rssziym missisou sadly
wisdehskie. DwudIiss .oletnia Anto.
nina S3ssth stawsia prsed ssdem
pod rarzutem uistwienis l~samob6js.
iva l8'lstniej 'wsj ~prryjsoi6fce, Ka.
tsrrynis Trytr, ksora I jakisgos bi,-
hsgo powodu postsnowiia odebrac
sobis tycis. Pc diugich rwierreniseb
nsrsdscb Antonins postan , villa, IL
nsj'atwisj proiest dOprowsdsony be-
dsie do skutku prrez uayois kwasu
ksrbolowsgo. Prryniosis tsdy . spts.
HI ~flssrscEke kwssu, DADA 60 wypic
towsrryszce l prres dwis godsiny
sisdIisfs usd wijscs sic Z bolu, ayys.
tujsc userdscrnie" prry oststuicb
chwilacb desperate. We dwis 20.
dsiny pc ratyclu nisbespis,znsgo
piynu wrooiis do domu mstks Same.
bojoryni, a snslsrssry o6rke prswis
ber dosry, posasis po lekarry | IRA.
sowsis d.iscko, ktors prrypisciio ju.
'smsch olsfks cborobs, q prawdopo-
dobnie prrypiscsc bedsis prsss osie
aycie oherlsctwem, ma bowiem caiy
Przewod pokarmowy popsr.ony
ssrassliwie. Antonius Z poczssku
Probowsia ~prsecsye, prsypsrss jed.
nak do uuru, wyznsia prswde. SGD,
wyrsriwszy odurre1ie I powodu bra
10 serca " tax msodej kobiscie . q
Powisdsiswssy, 10 zsstosuje " do
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09

Sehrstarze grup PREY rapor:Gch nsiep
Siecznych powinni koniecznie zaSqcsae
karty podr6zne, ma mocy ktSrych przw
mujq czfonk6p z innych grup. Przy
odsuspendoacaniu czfonk6so, sekretars
grupy po,oinien za,osze zazn&eza6 przes
jak 3ugi czas czfonek 6ys suspendc-
tcdnym, - SRKRKrARz JKNsBALHy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09

Je2s!' Eso 2 esso4skSa. &csissses mss O
.~gy7n,ge reguIsTs-is s.ZSoo: poo,
.ie'.e5 tenn rG:ycarssasE E1a0Sasons6f
SEX Jsneralrego, @ ase RsSaEsoTs
+t6ry : adresdmi oGct0rsf4s ,0~gG~s.
s~'ciqzkorcego nc ;osp5Ins1o ~.;sn.a. az
so'niodamiGjqc o ten, ~aIezy vrSeGs
,cszystkiem podat notey adrcs GokSao
sy, o6Ok da,cnego. TerGS Ssiye sss
Sak, &c, .iezeh kto ,ZgoGy" nss otrz,r
'u1e r~egularnis, upaza "a xSasc,.sy
a zteymyslae s nie podae - swsee
adresui Skttek toki: dale; ,,ZgoG;
rse os-syssuvs.- SlKs. yruzzAIEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-14

planned. Ii has stood every trial, and at
the dawn of a new century is stronger
tEan ever TO carry forward its mission of
liberty. During all the intervening years
It has Been true, forever true, to the pre-
cepts of the Constitution which he and
his ii!uStrious colleagues framed for its
guidance and government. He was the ma
uonal architect. says Bancroft, the histo-
ran. and but for him the nation could
not have achieved its independence, could
not have formed its union, could not have
put the federal government into opera
ton. He had neither precedent nor pre-
decessor. His work was original and con-
structive and has successfully stood the
severest tests.
He selected the site for the capital of
the republic he founded. and gave It the
mission substituted the name of Wash
ington as the more fitting. and to be a
perpetual recognition of the services of
the commander-in-chief of the continental
army, the president of the convention
which framed the Constitution and the
first President of the republic. More than
seventy millions of people acknowledge al
legiance to the flag which he made tri-
umphant. The nation is his best eulogist
and his noblest nsunument
Il have been deeply interested and
touched by the sentiments of his contem-
poraries, uttered hundred years ago on
the occasion of his death. The Rev Wal
ter King of Norwich, Conn, in the course
of an eloquent eulogy delivered in that
city on January 5, 1900, said in part:
BY one mighty effort of manly resclu-
ton We were born anew, and declared our
independence. Now commenced the bloody
contest for everything we held dear The
same Almighty Being. by whose guidance
We were hitherto conducted. beheld us with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-14

the auspices of the great fraternity of Ma
sons, which Il century ago planned and ex-
ecuted the solemn ceremonial which at
tended the father of his country to his
tomb. The lodge in which he was initiat-
ed and the one over which he afterward
presided as worshipful master, accorded
positions of honor at his obsequies, are to-
day represented here in token of profound
respect to the memory of their most Illus
trious member and beloved brother.
"Masons throughout the United States
testify anew their reverence for the name
of Washington and the inspiring example
of his life. Distinguished representatives
are here from all the Grand Lodges of the
country to render the cererfonies as dig
n!fied and impressive as possible, and most
cordial greetings have come from across
our borders and from beyond the sea.
Not alone In this country. but through
out the world, have Masons taken especial
interest in the observance OF this CEN
tennial anniversary. The fraternity justly
claims the immortal patriot as one of its
members: the whole human family ac-
knowiedges him as one of its greatest bene-
factors. Public bodies patriotic societies
and other organizations, our citizens every
whore, have esteemed it a privilege today
to pay their tribute to his memory and to
the splendor of his achievements in the
advancement of justice and liberty among
men. His fair fame. secure in its immor-
tality, shall shine through countless ages
with undiminished luster.'
Nations Development.
THE struggling republic for which Wash
ington was willing to give his life and for
which he ever freely spent his fortune, and
which at all times was the object of his
most earnest solicitude. has steadily and
wonderfully developed along the lines which
his sagacity and foresight carefully
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-14
His Life and Death Commemorated
Fittingly.
EXERCISES At MOUNT VERNON
The Presidents Address and the
Masonic Ceremonies.
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

Just one hundred years ago today George
Washington. on whom the great republic is
built as on foundation of stone passed
away al Mt. Vernon. The event is being
CONNIE morated in almost every city In the
land. and especially here at the capital of
connected with the first President of the
republic.
Today at MI. Vernon the leaders of the
great Masonic body, of which Washington
was member. and enthusiastic men,
Der, have gathered from every state in the
Union and have held services and exercises
in honor of their dead brother. This at
ternoon the great body of Red Men have
made a pilgrimage to the tomb of Wash
ington and have fittingly commemorated
his death. The President of the United
States and all the members of his cabinet
have Joined in the exercises at Mt. Vernon
and thousands of other citizens, not men,
bers of the two organizat tons, have also
testified by their presence their loyalty to
the great American.
This afternoon at Epiphany Church re-
ligious exercises will be held, and tonight
two great meetings will continue the testi-
monial AT Convention Hall the Order of
Red Men will gather, the chief orator be-
ing Senator Chauncey Depew. At the
Lafayette Square Theater the Washington
Memorial Association will hold Its exer-
ciSeS.
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compassion, and what needed
pilot, a leader In the perilous enterprise
we had undertaken. He called for Wash
tngton, already prepared anointed him as
His servant with regal dignity, and put
into his hands the control of all our de-
fensive operations.
{" But here admiral ion suppresses utter
ance. Your own minds must fill out the
active character of the man. A descrip-
ton of the warlike skill, the profound wis
dom, the prudence. the heroism and integ-
rity which he displayed in the character Of
the commander-ian-chief would suffer ma
teriaily IN hands like mine But this I
may say-the eyes of all our American
Israel were placed upon him as their saw
Tor, under the direction of heaven, and
they We're not disappointed
Angel of Peace and War.
The Rev Nathan Strong. pastor of the
North Presbyterian Church in Hartford
spoke as follows on December %, 1899:
He was as much the angel of peace as
of war, as much respected, as deeply rev.
erenced in the political cabinet for lumin-
Gus GOODNESS of disposition, whereby party
Jealousy became enlightened and ashamed
of itself, as he was for GOODNESS of COM
mand in the dreadful moment when en-
pires hung suspended on the fate of battle
His opinions became the opinions of the
public body. and every man was pleased
with himself when he found he thought
like Washington.
-" Under the auspices of this great war
rior. who formed by the providence of
God to defend his country, the war was
ended and America ranked among the ma
tons. He who might have been mon
arch retired to his own Vernon, unclothed
of all authority. to enjoy the bliss of being
free private citizen. This was a strange
sight. and gave new triumph to human
vfrtue-a triumph that hath never been
exceeded in the history of the world ex-
cept 1t was by his second recess, which
was from the presidency of the United
States
And on the day preceding, December %,
1893, in the course of his memorable flu
neral Grafton before both houses of Con-
gress, Major General Lee, than a represen-
tative from the state of Virginia. gave ut
terance to the noble sentiment as forceful
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the fitness of things the craft in which the
departed hero was an hCnored chief had
been given the charge of those ceremonies
which. later on Mount Vernon. comment
GRATED his death. Virginia, the mother
commonwealth of Washington, had been
given the precedence in dischargiBg duties
for the solemn centennial event; SO to those
two lodges which had known him in most
intimate relationship had been assigned
places of honor In the procession and the
ceremonies at Mount Vernon. Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. % over which
Washington presided, and to which he be-
longed at the time of his death, and Fred
ericksburg Lodge. No. 4, in which the first
President was obligated as a Mason, We're
as the chief nourners at the last sad cere-
monies of brother and friend.
Silently and with measured step the po-
straight course down King street the Ma
sons passed. AT the strand the column
turned sharply to the right and proceeded
to the wharf of the Washington and Mar
Shall Hall Steamboat Company. Here The
steamer was boarded and the trip to Mount
Vernon made
Leading the column as it marched were
the Master Masons. Then came AleXan-
dria-Washington Lodge and Fredericksburg
Lodge. These bodies were followed by the
officers of the Grand Lodge of Virginia and
the grand master of Virginia. Landing at
Mount Vernon was made Immediately after
the steamer conveying the Masons from
Washington had disembarked its passeu-
gers.