A Compendium of Freemasonry in Illinois Embracing a Review of the Introduction
A Compendium of Freemasonry in Illinois Embracing a Review of the Introduction
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R. TYSON, T. R. KING, PIERSON ROLL, Committee. JOHN C. REYNOLDS, Secretary. A copy of these resolutions was trans- mitted to every lodge in the jurisdiction, and from the immediate and hearty response which they elicited they may fairly be said to have represented the feelings and sentiments of the entire fraternity. In almost every lodge they were either "unanimously adopted, " " heartily concurred in, " or "ap- proved and endorsed, " while in not a few chapters and other Masonic bodies they w...ere adopted "as the sense and feeling" of the body. Possibly the general sentiment could not be better expressed than by the return of Freebourg Lodge, No. 418 " That the country and cause of human liberty and good government have sustained a great loss in the death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and that the murderers are enemies alike to Masonry, manhood, our country and God. " THE FUNERAL. History has preserved the record of the progress of the funeral car which bore the remains of the dead President from the scene of his tragic death to their final resting place at his old home; but of the part sustained by the Masonic Fraternity in this sad pa- geant but little has been said.
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R. TYSON, T. R. KING, PIERSON ROLL, Committee. JOHN C. REYNOLDS, Secretary. A copy of these resolutions was trans- mitted to every lodge in the jurisdiction, and from the immediate and hearty response which they elicited they may fairly be said to have represented the feelings and sentiments of the entire fraternity. In almost every lodge they were either "unanimously adopted, " " heartily concurred in, " or "ap- proved and endorsed, " while in not a few chapters and other Masonic bodies they w...ere adopted "as the sense and feeling" of the body. Possibly the general sentiment could not be better expressed than by the return of Freebourg Lodge, No. 418 " That the country and cause of human liberty and good government have sustained a great loss in the death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and that the murderers are enemies alike to Masonry, manhood, our country and God. " THE FUNERAL. History has preserved the record of the progress of the funeral car which bore the remains of the dead President from the scene of his tragic death to their final resting place at his old home; but of the part sustained by the Masonic Fraternity in this sad pa- geant but little has been said.
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