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that there is any Masonic Lodge in the States Of
Cheapas, Chihuahua. Cuansjuaro, Ojaca, Puebls
Sonora. Tabasco, Zacatecss, or in the Territories
OF Tlsxcala and Colma.


len OF the Governors recommend the suppress
sion OF such ations- hers refrain from the ex


preston Of their opinions upon this point The
Governor OF New Leon, while he suspends hs iudg


ment. observes that Masons are very numerous in
England, France, and in The United States, whose


institutions they do not subvert, and that Spain pre-
sents contrary picture. The repor, which is long
and Intricate thus concludes: the government then,
disapproses all clandestine meetings, which by fix
ed rules or institutes, form bodies colleges. and
profess secresy; and in the interesting conflict be-
tween the guarantees Of Liberty and Of the public Sc
cnrity, is confident that the wisdom of the Congress
VIII interpose its power with the steady and Judi.
cous vigor which is necessary to conciliate them
thai neither may suffer the slightest detriment."


A resolution was then offered by Senor Cavclios.
Senator from Coahuila and Texas, "a fans,ical
Priest,) that Masonic Lodges, of whatever denom-
insten, be suppressed-that their officers be depriv
cd OF their places privileges, if they hold any e
ther civil, military, ecclesastical the political
rights of the other brethren shall be suspended for
Tour years. Those who hold no employmen,s or
privileges, shall be fined according 10 the grade Of
their offences. not exceeding 5000 dollars. Such
as are moi able 10 pay The fine imposed shall be ban
ished TO California or elsewhere. Tor a term proper.
tens'c TO the offence, not exceeding two years.


his sWpeping resolution, we say it to he credit
OF the Mexican Senate, was sustained by only tuo
votes. Wat InteL