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The Unity Theory.

Louisiana and Ohio . Thus we see in the case of these twonty-two Grand Lodges organised on the Unity Theory system , although we do not admit Ohio was , thero could soarcely be anything elso but unity , considering the " smallnoss" of tho number of the Lodges in each jnrisdiction . In the list of thirty-fivo Grand Lodges organised on the Unity Theory system , as given in the Voice , in no case was

the number of Lodges in any given jnrisdiction more than twelve , excepting in Maine , which was merely a quiet and peaceful separation from Massachusetts . What we maintain is , that if the Unity Theory is to be the only dogma by which a Grand Lodgo can be organised , it will be dozens of years before any of the colonies of Australia or New Zealand can obtain a Grand Lodgo of their own .

The Voice of Masonry must admit it is a very simple matter to have Unity in the foundation of a Grand Lodge where only two or three Lodges exist in the jurisdiction , bat how different when there are forty , fifty , seventy , or one hundred working under totally different , if not opposing , forms of Constitution . Then the Unity Theory falls to the ground , and proves its utter inability to meet the

requirements of the case . If everything in Masonry is to be based upon " our ( the 'Voice's' ) dootrine , the Lord ' s doctrine , Freemasonry's doctrine of Unity , " then onr Officers must be unanimously eleoted , and then no snbject can be settled without unity . The whole thing is utter nonsense from beginning to end , and , with all due deference to the learned editor of the Voice of Masonry ,

merely a little hobby of his own , that he has started to make himself and his journal somewhat prominent . We again ask the Voice of Masonry to answer the question— "Is the Grand Lodge of Scotland a legitimate and legally constituted Sovereign Body , and one which it will recognise as such P" The " Voice " says , again and again , wo will not recognise the Grand Lodge of Qnebeo as a Grand Lodge because there are three Lodges working within its jurisdiction that do

not recognise its authority . Well , then , if it will not recognise the Grand Lodge of Quebec for that reason , how can it acknowledge the Grand Lodge of Scotland as Sovereign when it well knows Melrose Lodge works independently of that Grand Body , claiming the privilege of so doing on its Time Immemorial rights . Let the Voice of Masonry answer this question fairly and squarely ; then we will be able to appreciate its consistency or comprehend its inconsistency .

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The Pyramids.

THE PYRAMIDS .

IT would seem as though wo are only beginning to learn something of tho hitherto secret things contained in tho Pyramids . Whether Freemasons will havo greater reason for congratulation than other persons or societies , because of theso later discoverios , must remain for future developments , bnt certain it is they cannot fail tohavoalivol y interest in what is already known . The labours of M . Marietto aud of Brugsch are being materially enhanced by those of M . Maspero ,

suecessor of tho former , who says , " that the texts of the newly opened pyramids will revolutionize Egyptology . " He declares that the great pyramid fields of Sakkara , Ghiza and Darbour presont a symmetrical historical map of tho kings of tho earliest Egyptian era . Not every pyramid , but gronps of pyramids are so placed that the position of any given pyramid of any given period can be determined beforehand .

Three new . pyramids havo been opened . M . Maspero farther says , "Mariette has fonnd Pepi I . and Rameron II ., and between us we have nearly completed the sixth dynasty . The excavations are to continue in my absence . In June and July 1882 three new pyramids are to be opened . Dr . Brugsch , tho well-known Egyptologist , recently lectured in

Vienna on the latest discoveries in the Nile country , especially the finding of the Theban antiquities and the inscriptions in the pyramids . He said that through all antiquity could be traced a spirit of reverence towards tho dead . Among the Egyptians three laws were prominent in religion , the first of which was to praise and thank God , the second to love all mankind , and the third to honour the dead .

Hence their dead were buried with great solemnity and ceremony . The Egyptians , however , were not the gravo and gloomy people they are commonly represented to have been , but were extremely cheerful aud fond of enjoyment . Of this he found proof in an inscription on the tomb of a woman who died in the year 25 B . C : " Oh , my brothers , my spouse , my friends , " she is represented assaying , "drink , love

and be joyful , for the dead aie dead , aud for them there is no return nor union with the living . " In this there are three points of Masonic significance—the love of God , the love of man , and the ceremonies attending the burial of the dead . The inscription on the tomb is also important , for Masons have always been given to the cultivation of the social virtues .

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The Unity Theory.

Louisiana and Ohio . Thus we see in the case of these twonty-two Grand Lodges organised on the Unity Theory system , although we do not admit Ohio was , thero could soarcely be anything elso but unity , considering the " smallnoss" of tho number of the Lodges in each jnrisdiction . In the list of thirty-fivo Grand Lodges organised on the Unity Theory system , as given in the Voice , in no case was

the number of Lodges in any given jnrisdiction more than twelve , excepting in Maine , which was merely a quiet and peaceful separation from Massachusetts . What we maintain is , that if the Unity Theory is to be the only dogma by which a Grand Lodgo can be organised , it will be dozens of years before any of the colonies of Australia or New Zealand can obtain a Grand Lodgo of their own .

The Voice of Masonry must admit it is a very simple matter to have Unity in the foundation of a Grand Lodge where only two or three Lodges exist in the jurisdiction , bat how different when there are forty , fifty , seventy , or one hundred working under totally different , if not opposing , forms of Constitution . Then the Unity Theory falls to the ground , and proves its utter inability to meet the

requirements of the case . If everything in Masonry is to be based upon " our ( the 'Voice's' ) dootrine , the Lord ' s doctrine , Freemasonry's doctrine of Unity , " then onr Officers must be unanimously eleoted , and then no snbject can be settled without unity . The whole thing is utter nonsense from beginning to end , and , with all due deference to the learned editor of the Voice of Masonry ,

merely a little hobby of his own , that he has started to make himself and his journal somewhat prominent . We again ask the Voice of Masonry to answer the question— "Is the Grand Lodge of Scotland a legitimate and legally constituted Sovereign Body , and one which it will recognise as such P" The " Voice " says , again and again , wo will not recognise the Grand Lodge of Qnebeo as a Grand Lodge because there are three Lodges working within its jurisdiction that do

not recognise its authority . Well , then , if it will not recognise the Grand Lodge of Quebec for that reason , how can it acknowledge the Grand Lodge of Scotland as Sovereign when it well knows Melrose Lodge works independently of that Grand Body , claiming the privilege of so doing on its Time Immemorial rights . Let the Voice of Masonry answer this question fairly and squarely ; then we will be able to appreciate its consistency or comprehend its inconsistency .

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The Pyramids.

THE PYRAMIDS .

IT would seem as though wo are only beginning to learn something of tho hitherto secret things contained in tho Pyramids . Whether Freemasons will havo greater reason for congratulation than other persons or societies , because of theso later discoverios , must remain for future developments , bnt certain it is they cannot fail tohavoalivol y interest in what is already known . The labours of M . Marietto aud of Brugsch are being materially enhanced by those of M . Maspero ,

suecessor of tho former , who says , " that the texts of the newly opened pyramids will revolutionize Egyptology . " He declares that the great pyramid fields of Sakkara , Ghiza and Darbour presont a symmetrical historical map of tho kings of tho earliest Egyptian era . Not every pyramid , but gronps of pyramids are so placed that the position of any given pyramid of any given period can be determined beforehand .

Three new . pyramids havo been opened . M . Maspero farther says , "Mariette has fonnd Pepi I . and Rameron II ., and between us we have nearly completed the sixth dynasty . The excavations are to continue in my absence . In June and July 1882 three new pyramids are to be opened . Dr . Brugsch , tho well-known Egyptologist , recently lectured in

Vienna on the latest discoveries in the Nile country , especially the finding of the Theban antiquities and the inscriptions in the pyramids . He said that through all antiquity could be traced a spirit of reverence towards tho dead . Among the Egyptians three laws were prominent in religion , the first of which was to praise and thank God , the second to love all mankind , and the third to honour the dead .

Hence their dead were buried with great solemnity and ceremony . The Egyptians , however , were not the gravo and gloomy people they are commonly represented to have been , but were extremely cheerful aud fond of enjoyment . Of this he found proof in an inscription on the tomb of a woman who died in the year 25 B . C : " Oh , my brothers , my spouse , my friends , " she is represented assaying , "drink , love

and be joyful , for the dead aie dead , aud for them there is no return nor union with the living . " In this there are three points of Masonic significance—the love of God , the love of man , and the ceremonies attending the burial of the dead . The inscription on the tomb is also important , for Masons have always been given to the cultivation of the social virtues .

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