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Masonry In Kentucky.

AVebb imparted to the brethren in this country . There are eleven Lodges in this city , some of them with a very large membership , and as many of the members scarcely ever go to the Lodge , the Lodge of Instruction I think would be of great benefit to all , instructing the young members in the duties of the various offices , and thereby fitting them for the more exalted posts of Worshipful Master , and even Grand Master , which they may be called

upon one day to fill , for as your readers are aware , we being democratic , and our institution a democratic one , we hold that all have a right to these offices of honour and trust hi the gift of the brethren . I may be wrong , but I do believe , with all due respect to 3 'our venerable Grand Master , the Earl of Zetland , that if you would let him rest after his long years of labour , and put in his place some one of good business habits ( such a man as the Deputy Grand Master of Ireland ) who has not quite so much other

, business on hand as he must necessarily have—it ivould be a benefit to the Order" Honour and fame , from no condition rise Act well thy part , there all the honour lies . " This is the sentiment of the writer , who , although he has some democratic notionsis not b means opposed to titles in shapethey are

neces-, y any any , sary at times , and it would not do if all the world thought alike . I will send you , in a feAv days , an account of an adoption ( or Masonic baptism ) of several children by a French Lodge , and , in the meantime , must stop this , and Remain yours truly and fraternally , F . W .

Relief And Truth.

RELIEF AND TRUTH .

Relief , of charity the soul , Whose lib ' ral gifts from pole to pole extend , Scorn mean restraint , disdain control , And give alike to enemy and friend . Empty distinctions here contemned fall , For true relief is bounteous to all .

Nor is with paler glory Truth array'd , In bright simplicity she shines carest ; She conquers fraud , dispels its gloomy shade , And brings conviction to the doubtful breast . Should e ' er duplicity our ears assail ,

And fluent , forge an artful , specious tale ; It may our easy faith awhile deceive , But when the radiant goddess silence breaks , Decision follows , 'tis fair Truth who speaks , And bam ' sh'd falsehood can no longer live . 2 H 2

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ROMAN CATHOLICISM AND CHARITY. Article 1
MASONIC MISSIONS. Article 3
MUSIC AND THE MASONIC RITUAL.—No. I. Article 9
A SCOTTISH MASONIC HALL. Article 14
MASONRY IN KENTUCKY. Article 17
RELIEF AND TRUTH. Article 19
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 20
A HINT. Article 20
MASONRY IN TURKS ISLANDS. Article 21
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 22
METROPOLITAN. Article 23
PROVINCIAL. Article 28
MARK MASONRY. Article 34
ROYAL ARCH. Article 34
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 35
COLONIAL. Article 35
INDIA. Article 38
AMERICA. Article 39
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
Obituary. Article 47
Untitled Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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Masonry In Kentucky.

AVebb imparted to the brethren in this country . There are eleven Lodges in this city , some of them with a very large membership , and as many of the members scarcely ever go to the Lodge , the Lodge of Instruction I think would be of great benefit to all , instructing the young members in the duties of the various offices , and thereby fitting them for the more exalted posts of Worshipful Master , and even Grand Master , which they may be called

upon one day to fill , for as your readers are aware , we being democratic , and our institution a democratic one , we hold that all have a right to these offices of honour and trust hi the gift of the brethren . I may be wrong , but I do believe , with all due respect to 3 'our venerable Grand Master , the Earl of Zetland , that if you would let him rest after his long years of labour , and put in his place some one of good business habits ( such a man as the Deputy Grand Master of Ireland ) who has not quite so much other

, business on hand as he must necessarily have—it ivould be a benefit to the Order" Honour and fame , from no condition rise Act well thy part , there all the honour lies . " This is the sentiment of the writer , who , although he has some democratic notionsis not b means opposed to titles in shapethey are

neces-, y any any , sary at times , and it would not do if all the world thought alike . I will send you , in a feAv days , an account of an adoption ( or Masonic baptism ) of several children by a French Lodge , and , in the meantime , must stop this , and Remain yours truly and fraternally , F . W .

Relief And Truth.

RELIEF AND TRUTH .

Relief , of charity the soul , Whose lib ' ral gifts from pole to pole extend , Scorn mean restraint , disdain control , And give alike to enemy and friend . Empty distinctions here contemned fall , For true relief is bounteous to all .

Nor is with paler glory Truth array'd , In bright simplicity she shines carest ; She conquers fraud , dispels its gloomy shade , And brings conviction to the doubtful breast . Should e ' er duplicity our ears assail ,

And fluent , forge an artful , specious tale ; It may our easy faith awhile deceive , But when the radiant goddess silence breaks , Decision follows , 'tis fair Truth who speaks , And bam ' sh'd falsehood can no longer live . 2 H 2

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