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Masonic Sayings And Doings Abroad.

MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD .

LONDON , SATURDAY , AV & TTST 5 , 1865 .

GERMANY . —A New Masonic Reform Project . — The Eisenach Lodge " Karl zur Wartburg" lias foi'Avai'ded to the Hamburg Grand Lodge a project for Masonic reform , and Bro . Buek , the Grand Master , has ajDpointecl this day for a meeting

of tlie lodges of his province , with a vieAv to deliberate on this motion , Avhich has been drawn up hy Bro . Amercing , the W . M . of the Eisenach Ledge . The folloAving are the chief features of this projected reform : — 1 . The beneficial effects of the labours of the

Masonic Craft towards the attainment of its humane and moral objects can be best secured by an active co-operation of all its members . 2 . The pi'omotion of social intercourse within the brotherhood is not solely an urgent want of

the association itself , but an especial postulate called forth by the spirit of the present time . 3 . A salutary development and preservation of social life in the association , as a Avhole , can be secured only by an intimate and immediate

connection between its individual lodges . 4 . It is therefore a task incumbent upon the constitution of the association to build up the Grand Lodge , as a forum ( Sammelpunkt ) , for the fraternal intercourse among the individual lodges ,

to impose upon the latter the obligation of an active personal participation in all resolutions affecting the fundamental interests of the entirety of the brotherhood , and to cause the individual lodges to be fairly and properly represented in all

Grand Lodge meetings , so as to establish an effective centralisation in all matters relating * to o the general interests of the Craft .

The remainder of the paper contains the proposed regulations and particulars for carrying out the project , and securing the satisfactory Avorking of these legislative and consultative Grand Lodge meetings . The deliberations on this proposal are

to precede the first assembl y of the association of German Masons Avhich is to take place on the 12 th and 13 fch of the present month . Masonic Jubilee . —A rare Masonic Jubilee took place at Berlin , on the 13 th February last ; it Avas

held to commemorate the seventy-fifth anniversary of the initiation of Bro . Marot . The latter Avas first initiated iu the Lodge Zum aufiich-. tigen Herzen , at Frankfbrt-on-the-Oder , on the

13 th February , 1790 , at the age of nineteen years , and has been acting as W . M . of the Berlin Lodge Zur Verschwiegenheit ever since the 6 th of -July , 1805 . The celebration of this festival took place Avith great eclat ; the Crown

Prince of Prussia , as Deputy Protector , was present at the banquet given in honour of the hero of the day , and the Marot Benevolent Fund Avas the subject of especial patronage on the part of the guests .

Death of Bro . Brugger . —Bro . Dr . Brugger , the Orator of the Heidelberg Lodge , Rupprecht zu den 5 Bosen , died on the 12 th of May last , in the seventieth year of his age . During twenty-four years he had been a member ofthe Craft , and had

for tAvenfcy years contributed by his speeches and Avritings towards the diffusion of light and humanity . Bro . Brugger acteel as Minister of the " German Catholic" Congregation of Heidelberg ever since this denomination of Freethinkers was founded by the well known Johannes Bonge ( 1843 ) , Avith a Anew to eliminate the last remains of the

power of Popery and Romish priestdom . in Germany j and even Bro . Brugger s staunchest opponents could not deny thafc he always discharged his duties as a minister in a true evangelical spirit , and with real Christian charity aud moderation . The deceased had also acted , for seventeen years , as chairman of the Yereiu fur Deutsche

Reinsprache ( Association for the Propagation of the Purity of the German Tongue ) , and in editing * a periodical called "Die Deutsche Eiche" ( The German Oak ) , devoting his energies to the preserving of the national idiom in its original purity .

Bro . Brugger Avell performed his last Masonic act , by appropriating * his fortune of about 8 , 000 florins exclusively to the benefit of benevolent institutions . His funeral , though performed Avithout any pomp , was numerously attended . It is stated

by the " Bauhiitte , " that three Protestant clergymen , among * Avhom Avere Dr . Zittel , followed the bier .

ITALY . —The Pisa Masonic lodge has sent to all lodges of Italy a circular stating that Bro . Antonelli , member of the Chamber of Deputies , and of a lodge at Turin , has rendered himself unAvorthy of belonging to the Craft , not only by advocating

on the tribune reactionary principles Avith reference to the proposed suppression of religious corporations , but also because lie is understood to be registered among the teniarii of the Benedictine and Franciscan Orders . At the same

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MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD. Article 1
SYMBOLISM. Article 4
THE EARLY AGES OF SCIENCE. Article 5
BOHEMIANISM. Article 7
ARCHITECTURAL REVERIES. Article 8
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 11
Untitled Article 11
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 12
THE ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS, WOOD GREEN. Article 12
Untitled Article 12
THE MASONIC MIRRGR. Article 12
METROPOLITAN. Article 12
PROVINCIAL. Article 12
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 17
MARK MASONRY. Article 17
CHANNEL ISLANDS. Article 17
REVIEWS. Article 17
Poetry. Article 18
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 18
THE WEEK. Article 18
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Masonic Sayings And Doings Abroad.

MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD .

LONDON , SATURDAY , AV & TTST 5 , 1865 .

GERMANY . —A New Masonic Reform Project . — The Eisenach Lodge " Karl zur Wartburg" lias foi'Avai'ded to the Hamburg Grand Lodge a project for Masonic reform , and Bro . Buek , the Grand Master , has ajDpointecl this day for a meeting

of tlie lodges of his province , with a vieAv to deliberate on this motion , Avhich has been drawn up hy Bro . Amercing , the W . M . of the Eisenach Ledge . The folloAving are the chief features of this projected reform : — 1 . The beneficial effects of the labours of the

Masonic Craft towards the attainment of its humane and moral objects can be best secured by an active co-operation of all its members . 2 . The pi'omotion of social intercourse within the brotherhood is not solely an urgent want of

the association itself , but an especial postulate called forth by the spirit of the present time . 3 . A salutary development and preservation of social life in the association , as a Avhole , can be secured only by an intimate and immediate

connection between its individual lodges . 4 . It is therefore a task incumbent upon the constitution of the association to build up the Grand Lodge , as a forum ( Sammelpunkt ) , for the fraternal intercourse among the individual lodges ,

to impose upon the latter the obligation of an active personal participation in all resolutions affecting the fundamental interests of the entirety of the brotherhood , and to cause the individual lodges to be fairly and properly represented in all

Grand Lodge meetings , so as to establish an effective centralisation in all matters relating * to o the general interests of the Craft .

The remainder of the paper contains the proposed regulations and particulars for carrying out the project , and securing the satisfactory Avorking of these legislative and consultative Grand Lodge meetings . The deliberations on this proposal are

to precede the first assembl y of the association of German Masons Avhich is to take place on the 12 th and 13 fch of the present month . Masonic Jubilee . —A rare Masonic Jubilee took place at Berlin , on the 13 th February last ; it Avas

held to commemorate the seventy-fifth anniversary of the initiation of Bro . Marot . The latter Avas first initiated iu the Lodge Zum aufiich-. tigen Herzen , at Frankfbrt-on-the-Oder , on the

13 th February , 1790 , at the age of nineteen years , and has been acting as W . M . of the Berlin Lodge Zur Verschwiegenheit ever since the 6 th of -July , 1805 . The celebration of this festival took place Avith great eclat ; the Crown

Prince of Prussia , as Deputy Protector , was present at the banquet given in honour of the hero of the day , and the Marot Benevolent Fund Avas the subject of especial patronage on the part of the guests .

Death of Bro . Brugger . —Bro . Dr . Brugger , the Orator of the Heidelberg Lodge , Rupprecht zu den 5 Bosen , died on the 12 th of May last , in the seventieth year of his age . During twenty-four years he had been a member ofthe Craft , and had

for tAvenfcy years contributed by his speeches and Avritings towards the diffusion of light and humanity . Bro . Brugger acteel as Minister of the " German Catholic" Congregation of Heidelberg ever since this denomination of Freethinkers was founded by the well known Johannes Bonge ( 1843 ) , Avith a Anew to eliminate the last remains of the

power of Popery and Romish priestdom . in Germany j and even Bro . Brugger s staunchest opponents could not deny thafc he always discharged his duties as a minister in a true evangelical spirit , and with real Christian charity aud moderation . The deceased had also acted , for seventeen years , as chairman of the Yereiu fur Deutsche

Reinsprache ( Association for the Propagation of the Purity of the German Tongue ) , and in editing * a periodical called "Die Deutsche Eiche" ( The German Oak ) , devoting his energies to the preserving of the national idiom in its original purity .

Bro . Brugger Avell performed his last Masonic act , by appropriating * his fortune of about 8 , 000 florins exclusively to the benefit of benevolent institutions . His funeral , though performed Avithout any pomp , was numerously attended . It is stated

by the " Bauhiitte , " that three Protestant clergymen , among * Avhom Avere Dr . Zittel , followed the bier .

ITALY . —The Pisa Masonic lodge has sent to all lodges of Italy a circular stating that Bro . Antonelli , member of the Chamber of Deputies , and of a lodge at Turin , has rendered himself unAvorthy of belonging to the Craft , not only by advocating

on the tribune reactionary principles Avith reference to the proposed suppression of religious corporations , but also because lie is understood to be registered among the teniarii of the Benedictine and Franciscan Orders . At the same

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