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Masonic Sayings And Doings Abroad.

To him the Preemasonry of all parts of the globe OYfe a tribute of gratitude , of regret , and veneration . Permit me , Sir , that I request of you , in the name of the one hundred and eleven Masonic lodges of our province , to transmit to the Government and people of the United States the expression of our deeply-felt pain and our sincerest desire that the Avork , so well started by the illustrious deceased

, may he fully developed and carried out through the power of your republican institutions . Our Masonic lodges have taken mourning for nine days . Beceive , Mr . Eepresentative , the expression of my deep respect . FRANCESCO DI LTJCA . Turin , April 21 sfc , 1865 . The Grand Chancellor , M . Macchi .

German Masonry . —The German Lodge Meridian ( No . 2 ) of Sfc . Louis , Missouri , has prefixed to its list of members for this year the folloAving address : — " In forwarding to you this year's list of our members , Ave are not only fulfilling a

Masonic duty , but also redeeming a debt of gratitude to many sister lodges in the distant German fatherland , that have , on many previous occasions , favoured us Avith valuable communications . The

distressing condifcions into Avhich our country has fallen , once so happy and so blessed by the hand of the Grand Architect of the Universe , cannot fail to exercise a most depressing influence also on our association . Many of our countrymen , whether they belong to our brotherhood or not

( for Ave are all united in the same endeavours ) , have taken up arms for the defence of the country many of them are slumbering in the cold bosom of the earth , carried aAvay in the floAver of youth from the circle of friends and brethren , bufc though

the individual may go , the brotherhood will not be shaken , as all thafc is good , beautiful , and noble of the creation of the human mind Avill live in mankind , albeit the accidental bearer of these qualifications may perish . It gives us the more

pleasure , therefore , to inform you that , notAvithstanding the events of the times , our lodge has not only continued to thrive bufc has even increased its numerical strength and has , from an intellectual point of vieAV , never ceased to improve in

Masonic virtues . Just as the generations of men progress and aspire to higher perfection , dropping inveterate prejudices and carefully selecting the good from the new things , thus we also have always been endeavouring to conform ourselves to

eternal and invariable laAvs of Masonry , at the same time to carefully examine all new ideas arising in the province of humanity and charity , and adhere to them if we found them Avorthy thereof . To have always succeeded in this endeavour to select

fche best from the good , Ave , Avho are not free from the common defects and weaknesses of men , can hardly venture to assert , but Ave have always turned our eyes to the good , Ave have aspired toAvards truth , and honestly endeavoured to act up to the

principles of true Masonry . In conclusion , we give you our fraternal salutation , and beg to add our assurance that we shall always be most thankful for any communication from your lodge or any other branch of our confederation .

" On behalf of the Meridian No . 2 Lodge , " EMIL ULRICI , 1 st Orator . " MEXICO . —The Grand Orient of Mexico has empowered Bro . Herinano de Uslar to prepare a connection between itself and the Grand Lodges

of Germany . The folloAving is the tenor of this poAver , according to the Freimaurer Zeitung .: — Washington , * Grand Architect of the Supreme Grand Orient of the National Rite of Mexico .

To our beloved and faithful Brother Hermano de Uslar , L . J . I . f In conformity Avith the powers granted to our office , and the dignity and authority vested in us , pursuant to clause 8 of the

regulations—considering * the commendable traits of chai'acfcer that are combined in you , as honesty , patriotism , love of our eminent institution and the great merits you have acquired , in our opinion—Ave have appointed , aud appoint you , our much-beloved brother

Hermano de Uslar as our deputy , according to the ancient forms and usages , that you may initiate persons in the first three grades of the Mexican rite , and erect symbolical lodges , report progress to the Supreme Grand Orient of your labours , and

fche provisional certificates that you may issue , and Avhich are to be valid and in force until the most AVorshipful Grand Lodge of the National Eite of Mexico delivers definite certificates , upon your commendation , and conformably to the general

regulations . You are likewise empowered to carry out in our name , and with our authority , all actions and functions that are in keeping Avith the high dignity of a Deputy that we have conferred , upon you pursuant to the powers vested in us ;

and Ave enjoin you more especially , in discharging the duties of your office , to endeavour , Avith all means within your reach , to annihilate pernicious prejudices , and maintain in their integrity the liberty and independence of our Fatherland .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1865-08-05, Page 3” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 2 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/mmr_05081865/page/3/.
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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.

To him the Preemasonry of all parts of the globe OYfe a tribute of gratitude , of regret , and veneration . Permit me , Sir , that I request of you , in the name of the one hundred and eleven Masonic lodges of our province , to transmit to the Government and people of the United States the expression of our deeply-felt pain and our sincerest desire that the Avork , so well started by the illustrious deceased

, may he fully developed and carried out through the power of your republican institutions . Our Masonic lodges have taken mourning for nine days . Beceive , Mr . Eepresentative , the expression of my deep respect . FRANCESCO DI LTJCA . Turin , April 21 sfc , 1865 . The Grand Chancellor , M . Macchi .

German Masonry . —The German Lodge Meridian ( No . 2 ) of Sfc . Louis , Missouri , has prefixed to its list of members for this year the folloAving address : — " In forwarding to you this year's list of our members , Ave are not only fulfilling a

Masonic duty , but also redeeming a debt of gratitude to many sister lodges in the distant German fatherland , that have , on many previous occasions , favoured us Avith valuable communications . The

distressing condifcions into Avhich our country has fallen , once so happy and so blessed by the hand of the Grand Architect of the Universe , cannot fail to exercise a most depressing influence also on our association . Many of our countrymen , whether they belong to our brotherhood or not

( for Ave are all united in the same endeavours ) , have taken up arms for the defence of the country many of them are slumbering in the cold bosom of the earth , carried aAvay in the floAver of youth from the circle of friends and brethren , bufc though

the individual may go , the brotherhood will not be shaken , as all thafc is good , beautiful , and noble of the creation of the human mind Avill live in mankind , albeit the accidental bearer of these qualifications may perish . It gives us the more

pleasure , therefore , to inform you that , notAvithstanding the events of the times , our lodge has not only continued to thrive bufc has even increased its numerical strength and has , from an intellectual point of vieAV , never ceased to improve in

Masonic virtues . Just as the generations of men progress and aspire to higher perfection , dropping inveterate prejudices and carefully selecting the good from the new things , thus we also have always been endeavouring to conform ourselves to

eternal and invariable laAvs of Masonry , at the same time to carefully examine all new ideas arising in the province of humanity and charity , and adhere to them if we found them Avorthy thereof . To have always succeeded in this endeavour to select

fche best from the good , Ave , Avho are not free from the common defects and weaknesses of men , can hardly venture to assert , but Ave have always turned our eyes to the good , Ave have aspired toAvards truth , and honestly endeavoured to act up to the

principles of true Masonry . In conclusion , we give you our fraternal salutation , and beg to add our assurance that we shall always be most thankful for any communication from your lodge or any other branch of our confederation .

" On behalf of the Meridian No . 2 Lodge , " EMIL ULRICI , 1 st Orator . " MEXICO . —The Grand Orient of Mexico has empowered Bro . Herinano de Uslar to prepare a connection between itself and the Grand Lodges

of Germany . The folloAving is the tenor of this poAver , according to the Freimaurer Zeitung .: — Washington , * Grand Architect of the Supreme Grand Orient of the National Rite of Mexico .

To our beloved and faithful Brother Hermano de Uslar , L . J . I . f In conformity Avith the powers granted to our office , and the dignity and authority vested in us , pursuant to clause 8 of the

regulations—considering * the commendable traits of chai'acfcer that are combined in you , as honesty , patriotism , love of our eminent institution and the great merits you have acquired , in our opinion—Ave have appointed , aud appoint you , our much-beloved brother

Hermano de Uslar as our deputy , according to the ancient forms and usages , that you may initiate persons in the first three grades of the Mexican rite , and erect symbolical lodges , report progress to the Supreme Grand Orient of your labours , and

fche provisional certificates that you may issue , and Avhich are to be valid and in force until the most AVorshipful Grand Lodge of the National Eite of Mexico delivers definite certificates , upon your commendation , and conformably to the general

regulations . You are likewise empowered to carry out in our name , and with our authority , all actions and functions that are in keeping Avith the high dignity of a Deputy that we have conferred , upon you pursuant to the powers vested in us ;

and Ave enjoin you more especially , in discharging the duties of your office , to endeavour , Avith all means within your reach , to annihilate pernicious prejudices , and maintain in their integrity the liberty and independence of our Fatherland .

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