Anti-Masonic movements
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Anti-Masonic literature
Anti-Masonic literature and articles, 1939
Article entitled "Freemasonry In the Scheme of Satan," from the September 25, 1939 edition of "National Weekly Social Justice by Father Coughlin."
Anti-Masonic meeting notice, 1832 August 20
Manuscript note authorizing Abraham Bowen as an Anti-Masonic delegate to the convention in Taunton, signed by Jonathan Slade 20 Aug 1832.
Anti-masonic newspaper clippings and handwritten notes, 1832-1840
A collection of Anti-Masonic documents collected by the Supreme Council.
Anti-Masonic presses : a newspaper clipping from the New York Pilot, 1830 April 28
The clipping comes with a photocopied letter from Harold V. B. Voorhis regarding the newspaper clipping
Anti-Masonic Republican ticket, circa 1830
The Anti-Masonic Republican ticket announces Samuel Lathrop (1772-1846) for governor in Massachusetts. Lathrop later served as U.S. Representative from Massachusetts, 1819-1827, and was also a member of the Massachusetts State Senate, 1829.
Anti-Masonic stamps from Serbia, 1942
Includes four Serbian stamps showing imagery of anti-Masonry in colors of green, brown, blue and red.
Boston Press--Extra, 1831 May 20
Single sheet from Boston Press newspaper, an Anti-masonic newspaper with articles on Antimasonry and the Morgan Affair. Newspaper is dated May 20, 1831. The front page reprints a May 4, 1831 letter from Hon. Richard Rush to the Committee of the Citizens of York County, PA and explains that he used to be a Mason, but now considers Freemasonry a subversive force.
Christian Association Opposed to Secret Societies handbill, 1881 October
Handbill entitled, "The Fifth Anniversary of the Connecticut Christian Association Opposed to Secret Societies." This convention was held at Willimantic, Connecticut on October 25, 26, and 27 of 1881. En example of Anti-masonry as stated in the text this convention was "for the purpose of more successfully calling the attention of the Christian public in New England to the anti-Christian character of Freemasonry and kindred institutions".
Circular letter of Anti-Masonic Resolutions at the National Democratic Convention, 1855 August 23
Circular letter from National Deomcratic State Convention, Syracuse, New York concerns adherence to the principles of democracy. The letter also mentions specifically a resolution opposing all secret societies.