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Freemasonry In France.

FREEMASONRY IN FRANCE .

" Le Monde Magonnique" having for September made its first appearance since the commencement of the war , thus addresses its readers : " Dear Brethren , " The terrible events through which we have

just passed , and more particularly the long investment of Paris , have compelled us to suspend the publication of " Le Monde Magonnique / ' Peace being now apparently restored , we resume our labours , resolved to devote to it all activity and care .

More than ever is it necessary that the grand principles upon which the Masonic Institution are based , should be clearly discussed and vigorously propagated . These princi ples , we have ever loudly proclaimed , and the experience which we

have acquired during the long crisis through which we have passed , far from shaking our confidence has strenghening it . To day , as heretofore , we take for our motto the three words which embrace all justice , —

Liberte , Egalite , Fraternite . To day , as heretofore , and more energetically than ever , shall we wage war against ignorance , prejudice , and superstition . To day , as heretofore , we honour labour , we respect right , and we reprove all violence . To day , as heretofore , would we reconcile man to man .

Let those who think with us join us . The year just closed has imposed upon us cruel sacrifices . War has not only ravaged our country , and wasted our wealth ; it has carried death into our ranks , and several of those whom we loved ,

and who , both in Paris and the Departments , were associated with us in our work , no longer answer to our call . Those who remain will still lend their aid , and we may hope to render still some service , not only to Freemasonry , but to our country and to the whole human race .

The subscription opened by the Grand Orient of Fronce , in aid of the victims of the late war has produced , up to the month of September , upwards of 23 francs . The Grand Orient of Brazil subscribed 2 , 000 francs , the the Lodge

Humboldt , Orient of Perth ( Hungary ) , 1 , 000 francs . .- Besides this sum of 23 , 000 francs realised , the

Grand Orient has received information of othersubscriptions , from Matre ( Her Sechelles ) Valpariso , Cincinnati ( U . S . ) , aud from many other lodges in correspondence . These sums nave come to hand since the war , and the amount will be published in the next official bulletin ^ , with the list of subscribers .

Lodge Heureuse Rencontre ( happy meeting } Orient of Die , Department Drome , prvisionally constituted by ten brethren of Lodge de Crest , on the 1 st March , 1869 , received a warrant for the-GrandLodge Orient , on the 10 th May , 1869 .

Theinstallation meeting should have been held on the 8 th August following , but circumstances prevented . All difficulties having been surmounted ,, the lodge , by authority of the Grand Master ,, recently proceeded with the installation .

Lodge " l'Avenir Noriton , " was also consecrated at Norriton , department of Dordoyne . This ceremony was also retarded in consequence of the war . At the installation meeting , the foundation stone was laid for Masonic Temple , for the use of the lodge .

A Committe of Lodge " Bienfaiteurs Renuis , " in their report , has recommended the suppression of the Grand Mastership . They have proposed the nomination of an executive council composed of three members , nominated by the Council of

the Order , and renewable in rotation . The committee also recommend that the members of the Executive Council be reduced in number to fortyfive .

The Grand Master of France has forwarded ths following address , on the occasion of the fusion of the Order in Portugal : — " The Grand Orient ; of France has received the notification of the fusion recently made between

the ' Grand Orient Lusitianien / and the ' Grand Orient Portugais / to constitute the Grand Orient Lusitainien Supreme Council of Portuguese Masonry / "Henceforth Portuguese Freemasons will

assemble under one banner . This act has created a unity of power on Portuguese Masonry , which cannot but have a happy influence upon the destiny of Masonry in that country .

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GRAND LODGE OF CANADA, AND THE GRAND LODGE OF QUEBEC. Article 1
MASONRY CLASSIFIED. Article 2
FREEMASONRY IN FRANCE. Article 4
LIGHT FROM A MASONIC STAND POINT. Article 5
A MASONIC PIC-NIC. Article 6
BRO.YARKER AND THE SUPREME COUNCIL. Article 7
MASONIC JOTTINGS, No. 88. Article 8
THE SPURIOUS RITE OF MEMPHIS. Article 9
SUMMARY OF MASONIC LAW. Article 9
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 10
MASONIC MEMS. Article 11
Craft Masonry. Article 12
PROVINCIAL. Article 13
WARWICKSHIRE. Article 16
ROYAL ARCH. Article 16
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 16
HOW THE NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR AID TO THE SICK AND WOUNDED IN WAR WAS FOUNDED. Article 17
NOTES ON AMERICAN FREEMASONRY. Article 18
NOTES ON MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Article 19
LIST OF LODGE MEETINGS &c., FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 7TH, 1871. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Freemasonry In France.

FREEMASONRY IN FRANCE .

" Le Monde Magonnique" having for September made its first appearance since the commencement of the war , thus addresses its readers : " Dear Brethren , " The terrible events through which we have

just passed , and more particularly the long investment of Paris , have compelled us to suspend the publication of " Le Monde Magonnique / ' Peace being now apparently restored , we resume our labours , resolved to devote to it all activity and care .

More than ever is it necessary that the grand principles upon which the Masonic Institution are based , should be clearly discussed and vigorously propagated . These princi ples , we have ever loudly proclaimed , and the experience which we

have acquired during the long crisis through which we have passed , far from shaking our confidence has strenghening it . To day , as heretofore , we take for our motto the three words which embrace all justice , —

Liberte , Egalite , Fraternite . To day , as heretofore , and more energetically than ever , shall we wage war against ignorance , prejudice , and superstition . To day , as heretofore , we honour labour , we respect right , and we reprove all violence . To day , as heretofore , would we reconcile man to man .

Let those who think with us join us . The year just closed has imposed upon us cruel sacrifices . War has not only ravaged our country , and wasted our wealth ; it has carried death into our ranks , and several of those whom we loved ,

and who , both in Paris and the Departments , were associated with us in our work , no longer answer to our call . Those who remain will still lend their aid , and we may hope to render still some service , not only to Freemasonry , but to our country and to the whole human race .

The subscription opened by the Grand Orient of Fronce , in aid of the victims of the late war has produced , up to the month of September , upwards of 23 francs . The Grand Orient of Brazil subscribed 2 , 000 francs , the the Lodge

Humboldt , Orient of Perth ( Hungary ) , 1 , 000 francs . .- Besides this sum of 23 , 000 francs realised , the

Grand Orient has received information of othersubscriptions , from Matre ( Her Sechelles ) Valpariso , Cincinnati ( U . S . ) , aud from many other lodges in correspondence . These sums nave come to hand since the war , and the amount will be published in the next official bulletin ^ , with the list of subscribers .

Lodge Heureuse Rencontre ( happy meeting } Orient of Die , Department Drome , prvisionally constituted by ten brethren of Lodge de Crest , on the 1 st March , 1869 , received a warrant for the-GrandLodge Orient , on the 10 th May , 1869 .

Theinstallation meeting should have been held on the 8 th August following , but circumstances prevented . All difficulties having been surmounted ,, the lodge , by authority of the Grand Master ,, recently proceeded with the installation .

Lodge " l'Avenir Noriton , " was also consecrated at Norriton , department of Dordoyne . This ceremony was also retarded in consequence of the war . At the installation meeting , the foundation stone was laid for Masonic Temple , for the use of the lodge .

A Committe of Lodge " Bienfaiteurs Renuis , " in their report , has recommended the suppression of the Grand Mastership . They have proposed the nomination of an executive council composed of three members , nominated by the Council of

the Order , and renewable in rotation . The committee also recommend that the members of the Executive Council be reduced in number to fortyfive .

The Grand Master of France has forwarded ths following address , on the occasion of the fusion of the Order in Portugal : — " The Grand Orient ; of France has received the notification of the fusion recently made between

the ' Grand Orient Lusitianien / and the ' Grand Orient Portugais / to constitute the Grand Orient Lusitainien Supreme Council of Portuguese Masonry / "Henceforth Portuguese Freemasons will

assemble under one banner . This act has created a unity of power on Portuguese Masonry , which cannot but have a happy influence upon the destiny of Masonry in that country .

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