XII. The right of every Mason to be represented in all general meetings of the craft, and to instruct his representatives.
XIII. The right of every Mason to appeal from the decision of his brethren in Lodge convened to the Grand Lodge or General Assembly of Masons.
XIV. The right of every Mason to visit and sit in every regular Lodge.
XV. That no visitor, not known to some brother present as a Mason, can enter a Lodge without undergoing an examination.
XVI. That no Lodge can interfere in the business or labor of another Lodge.
XVII. That every Freemason is amenable to the laws and regulations of the Masonic jurisdiction in which he resides.
XVIII. That every candidate for initiation must be a man, free born and of lawful age.
XIX. That every Mason must believe in the existence of God as the Grand Architect of the Universe.
XX. That every Mason must believe in a resurrection to a future life.
XXI. That a book of the law of God must constitute an indispensable part of the furniture of every Lodge.
XXII. That all men in the sight of God are equal, and meet in the Lodge on one common level.
XXIII. That Freemasonry is a secret society, in possession of secrets that can not be divulged.
XXIV. That Freemasonry consists of a speculative science founded on an operative art.
XXV. That the Landmarks of Masonry can never be changed.
These constitute the Landmarks, or, as they have sometimes been called, "the body of Masonry," in which it is not in the power of any man, or body of men, to make the least innovation.
