The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-10-15
BEAUTIFUL ADDRESS
ON MASONRY.
George H. Newman Tells Of His
Impressions Of the
Order.

arr Lodge OF MasOns. several new mer
hers we're raised to the Third degree,
George A. Newman, Jr., being one OF
them. At the close OF the ceremonies
Mr.. Newman WAS called upon for a
brief talk. and what he said 80 well
EXPRESSED the true spirit Of Masonry
that the Courier-JOurnal has been ask
ed By members Of the lodge 70 pub
hsh il.
Mr.. Newman's address was as fol-
lows:
II Is impossible for me to conceive
one who can ascend the three great
ancient steps in Masonry without ex-
periencing many and varied emotions
emotions Of the mind. emotions Of
the heart. emotions q the soul.
Nor is there mortal man. Of any
sensibilities Whatsoever, possessing a
power Of language sufficient 10 ex-
press. save in but q feeble way, the
emotions thus aroused.
The most. apt comparison 20 Ma
sonny as il appeals to me is that
Of a sublime rcligion-a religion
whose foundation stones lie in the
fellowship Of man; a religion wA1Se
temple is erected and kept clean and
pure By that greatest Of all nobility
the nobility OF brOtherly love.
From the day / first came % you.
dives,ed Of al ! possessed Of ma
t-rial worth. ~ be taught that beau
i.ful lesson in charity. TO the pres
e-t moment the teaching Of this fra
,e-n.ty in purity, in temperance. in
truth. have challenged my admiration
90 !rs utmost and made me regret
only that there are not more MasOns
and De-ter one
is there a religion that teaches
more imam does Masonary? Stripped
81 i-s dogma. - limbs and outward
tlour.shes. t. there a religious faith
under The sun to-day. Christian or
otherw.-e. giving 10 its devo'ees a
Durer or more beautiful outline Of
life?
r.s doctrine. ,s ..,-,..-,-.a aloro
would make y sublime for with temp
rrauce VIC muet have a part az least
Of all the v.rtue5- without il We can
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