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THE: AMERICAN.
THE AMERICAN.
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Tlm nluiv mien lo 1'IiiIm at muni nnly
trlit-n full numln-r, mill rRli for tninv, ac
iti.ii. i.Hii v ir,lii.
hi'iiilltijf Urn ft, pin-,Mi(it- I'.O.tiinliPT or-dVr
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HuTU Kl nil ma ntiuidn,
InU'rxil nl tli I', O. a Necntiil 1,'ltinn Mmier,
OMAHA. NF.H. OOTOBF.li 110, ixilli,
ATTll AMSKICAN ISTHKlHAMriOnor ALL
I'AKTIOTK! I)MHKIW-Tlllt OMUAM Clt NOMA.
Ai'iORDlNd kt n dispatch in tho Hon
Urn Jlntihl, on account of the flglit In
New York City between tlio Julian
ami Irishmen, flfkson Italian were ar
rested, And fifteen Irishmen (evidently
Romanist) wore not arrested,
It is evident that tbo Roman church
1 dearly In love with our public school
and that tho bendn of the church have
reconciled the hilty, judging from the
following In one of tnu Roman sheet of
Kunsu City:
''The Komnn Catholic of Pawnee,
111., have marled alight against the
rending ot the JJiblu and prayer in the
puhlk! schools of thut place,.''
AcroKWNU to tho Peoria TmnKript,
the Investigation by th authorities of
tin bud iiiiiaitgemeiit of tho Homo of
the Good Shepherd, tho I toman Cathie
lie are censured. All Roman Catholic
"houses" and convents should beoH-nod
for public inspection, thut there limy
be liberty, and not slavery, in this froo
land,
TliK Boston dulllo publish the
Amount realized 1mm the lawn party,
for tin building fund of tho (ltoimin
Culholii!) Church of tho Sitcred Heart,
Rtmllndalu, an 1,2H. And it 1h also
stuted that tho rout libutlon wer' prin
cipally made, by Protestant, 'yho did
not dure U refuse, If n man vuv in
tend to "muko a wlitml" on thin subject
be should do it now.
Tins JllmtruU-d Aiwrkdn bus pub
lished an lU-m which HboHtlmtlloimtn
Catliolli! 'miiloj( are not m-ccjitutdo
to the CvAr' ininiMtry of wiin and com
niunlcutioim, in tho varioim brunchem of
tins railroad wrvlce, It may b tiio !
action Wcd by tho tUmfit of llio
union of tho two I'burchim-Cronk and
Itoinanand a mmt'( jirollt, by wuno,
for tho Itonm ldi of tho union, If t
wcro coitMumatei!.
TiiHKK counolU of tliij Jr. 0, U, A.
M. msn ben ItiKiitutud within tho punt
wt)k In MUmiuH. Ono In KaiiHunCHy,
onelnBw.jct Rpiing and onw in Clin
ton. Tho ulato organl.ur ban tcjiortud
them All km bolng of an exceptionally
large birth And pfoml)iig good und
xiil id work. Il'i alo given tho infoi'ina
Hon that thonmallor tyiwn which ho
ban vlnlU;iJ, prcparltory to liiHtltutlng
othr couiicdiN, do not complain of hard
timed.
TliU Jti vku) o 'Jtt.vtf.rn In thU month'
u, nay in an d)toril on tho Farb
bault tupcrlnmnt: "UiiIcm wo mlx
tiiko th ttplrit of the ago, and of tint
country tho ytm of cpnf atu chool
Inbound to Ijo dlHpliw.'cd by tho public
ncbool ynU;tn, In which thuoblldnm of
all ibitiomlnatloriN nhall bo (lucitUu
id! by kIi!'! in tho prluclpli-Nand Ntintl
munU of American citlctiMhip," We
can MNMUru tu d I tor of tho Jtivkwuf
Jtu-UvH that In thin particular lindane
bin Nurrulno In eminently correct.
TK Omalia Wnrlil-Jl'wlil, whHi
bin on ita ;dliorial v.tim n, JUhnihi
i-'ttlhoiic, amihII IU:V, J, M. I'litti-rwrti
for bin bravo titteranci-n Inforo tins
CbrlMtlan Kndeavor Moelety In Kpol
t Urn ball. Hunday night No ont, mor
than this ndllr of (but pajier, known
tb amount of truth eontnined In that
aildrenn, Mid their taking oxcejitlonn Ui
wbatb?ald deuioiiHtraU' tho chargo
that "truth In often hard to lionr," Wo
doubt if anyorn' will atU'm4 U deny
one of tbo cliarg inadn liy Itev, I'at
titfwm, for it in A notortoiia fact that a
majority f tho crlminiiln and pauirn
whom Irot'tnntn ar taxed u nuppurt
nre not only foreign 1nrn, but )no Jtc
man Cathollcn, JUmian CatbolieiHiii In
igno'-ntiw, H bun an It eorner-nbmen,
rum, tiiimo, ignoranewnd niitrnl,IUoit
And tb ke.ytiinn in tho ntructuro In
ji-nuHlnin-and tb nooner J'rotj-ntail
inlnlHtrn brutdi anldo tho mould, over
grown with the momiof Bgen, and nhow
HomanlMro in It truo form, (bo nooner
will fbo loved Inntltutlonnof thlnrepulj
Ho b pla ':d Iwyond th reach of tho
iUnma blerAreby, which ban for yearn
bueii lairing to gala nupremavy In
matter civil an well an nplrltual In thin
country- I'nt tb brand on Ilomanlnm
thun lt Jt roam at will among a patrl-
,il twMitda. m that when they mm ft
Ibt-y will r!ognl. In it Atiti-Cbrlat,
lh IxfAnt of which John tho lUiVidatir
wro(U, nd from which All jwopio will
turn with loathing and (nmtompt,
IlomAninm! Habylon!! Iniquity!!!
Kxt wk w will jublinb I lev. I'at
trwn'ddroMlB full.
Tltctv a iv mnny )iipli' In Kni
t 'lt biulaiiii to Hn gml i'(te'tiint
mid tvi In imiiIhiiiH till tho . b
biv of th liitdi nnd l piwi' o W
tbi tmt dininbit fullowein vi
faith with which they clothe HiAiii
wltt It U n i! rent myptcrj tn tlu
thmit'lilful lo h' tliew H'lf wiltii liiell,
who I'hilui to bp Anierlenim, net anil nw
what authority they bavo In favor of R
neelHvlnii political Ixwty wliloh inclfly
IIm-k theltl nn tooU,
A ciiw of thin denTiptloti him conn to
light recently, In the fni ni of tho loenl
fiTight gi'iit, Mr. Ceorgo A. CurtU,
iv)reentliif llu Union l'lieilli' rallrond
at ihln station. Mr, CurtW bun devoted
a great denl of It in cpHiu time ndvlnlng
with Fiilhor ltnlton, nnd tin a roiine
quriioe hni a rendy hand for tlm Honian
Cnthollci In bin mrvict, nnd neemn to
U) very dlnlruHtful of I'liilontantn, Al
though ho datum to bo ono.
We aro informed from ft direct wniroc
thut Mr. Cui tU remarked; "I would
rather employ a Catholic tlmnarrot
vntAtitj" alxo "I would raUir bv tho
111 will of ten trot4-ntanta than ono
Catholic." Why this gentleman haa
bocom no attached to that church, It In
ttartl -H My, wnle 4t U Iht vai'loun
donations which bo 1 rr ported to have
rnoolved from bin mibordlimton of that
faith in tbo form of priwmnt.
If tho gentleman desiren to womhlp
uh a Helium Catholic, wo have not onu
word ngainnt him doing no: but If ho
clutiu to bo a Protcatnnt in In vury odd
that a woll Informed per win nhould not
keep abreast of tho tlmon. Thoro in
not, a city In tho United Sutra but what
In feeling tbo Inlluoneo of tho Roman
church in ltn political affiilm, and hav
ing the American dMranchlnod in
every powilblo form. When that noot
ban tho power, not onu pnMtlon In filled
by a pernon of true patrlotti! birth, and
with all theno fact muring tho gentle
man in tho fuee, ho Lvunn to one with
bin financliil aHnlntaiwo and to tho other
with Mn ilea of gmoo. It can bo nald
with an alarming truthfulnenn that, It
in mojii eiihli r to carry onu pall on tin)
ht'd than ono on dthor nhoulderat tho
rtimo tlmo.
Tho American party bun Itneyo on
all men of ntich a character, and will
noon havo tho ploaniiro of anklng tluun
to clannlfy themnelven, oven In Kunmin
City; but will immt naturally glvo them
rank among tliime of the "undeuidud
chihnen," "
In every great political ebango of a
country men will bo found who tremhlo
In their boot during tho eruption, oon
Htiintly keeping thotr eye on .tho .
mighty dollar and Aro ready to tumblo
lyto tins mjre or tbo mal, to routtef
which, o long an tney go wun ino coin
of tho realm. Thene creuiuren nro
rnont ludlceroun to uphold when aj
iroauhed upon tho nuhjoct, and nine
out of ten will fall U tlio una of a ntero'
typed reply, wiiuetblng llko tho follow'
Ing: "Yen, I am right In line with you
and tho platform of tho 'new party In
jtmt what I bnvu been looking for, (in
a KltKjK vhiKjiir) but It In InipowdbU) for
mo to Join It now for t buve nome Cath
olio tnulo that would luavo mu, That'n
right, I'm glad that il'n growing no
rapidly and will oomo into it when it
will pay for me to do no, but you know
that I will voto In linn Junt tbo naino."
American! tho few of you, who ad vino
after a manner an above, It 1 tlmo for
you lo nhako thin ntupor from you !
You in unt bo on ono nldo or tho other,
for thut time In broudinlng Into tho
light of day.
Without further imminent, we will
ntato that thin organ of tbo new party
will model your eanen for yon, for It In
in tbo Held to glvo Hn aid to tho now
party. You inunt nupport ono or tho
other, an no Intcrmediatn joint will bo
AdmlnHhlo.
You ate either on American In every
norm" of tho word or you am a toman
Ciltliollo, believing in tho nuprerimoy
of the church and tho nubordlnatlon of
'hit ntatn, . Where do you aland for
freo nnisech, freo prenn. frou nchooln
and freedom of conMienon, or for I to
man Intollorancii? Chmmo now.
Mil, JtJCMJVJSTT VJNIUVATMh
Tbo action of tho I)ougla county mm
vnntlon lant Baturday In noinlnallng by
Acclamation Onorgo Jlennett for tho
(fflo of nhotitT wan a compbiUj vindlcA.
tlon and a twwt thorough refutation of
tbo trumped up cbargen, repi Abidly
made, nlnoo tho commencement of tho
campaign, againnt hi in by th (mralia
('!, In ltn editorial and olnewlmro,
Nuvnrlnthu blnUiry of thin oily ha
Any ciinilliiat! for any public oflino been
morn ttioroughly And unanlmouwly en
domed by any ,t!OMtelUmrpubli(!ao
or democrAtle than wam Oeorgs A.
Jlciirictt )at Kulurday by tbo Uouglat
county ropuWlcAn cnvntlon, uiianl'
rnoun, without ono lnclu dlnntntlng
voleo, It bA All along mn very com
monly undet'KMi that tbo ('iopfonl
lion to (Jeorg lleniott originated from
tha foot tliat tho Hit. hud bun nfmblo,
during Mr, llennolt' U-nuro of the
nhorlff oittco, to obtain tho conWnl
for Any or tho legal Adverting
that of noowilty omlnaten from that
oflloo. Tbo Ikt, throughout ltn whole
e.re,er In thl city, ha been strongly
Imbued with tho Idea that it, and It
alono, In tho only nownpaju-r in JV
brankA, and that by rlghtal public and
legal Advertlnlng Uslongn to It, and
nhould not appeAr Anywhere except In
Ito column, benoo the bitter malllgnant
opntiomei,le by UiwkI'T And it
nntclilen ti Me, Henett' n-imnlin
lion f.r the inle which be hn. In tin j butwn.l. tn t"im The oi(
uplnlon of an onbln, d public, mi otvd l ivr dlMi -his A n.-roiHiiMiK Uir
HnWy tilled f ir tb lt two jn ni. nii.t ! 'i inns twit Inter In IIhmUv v tn
wbteliUIn to U lnietly hopml, he
will till lor ai bt nnetlier tw yenv
It I Indwd high lime thnt Mr, Hie
wator nhould th'gtn to ii'Ho tlmt tlx'
day linn gniu by when be ean dlelnte
thniugh Die lui'dtoui of bin paper b
ttn rvpllhllftu of Iteuglan poll tit, v.
whom they nhould or whim they nhonlil
not notiilnti to t-ireetit tboni In tie
vnrloiin comity oftteen, Mr, llonewaier
nmtiy muni, If ho In nut altogether
blind k) the fnet, nee that "Hoewt r
Inin" ntiH'k In detiiledly KioW par, At
b-ltft, tveent pvent In tbo mlltlrl
iiii'tiH if thin ntato oerktlnly imutn
nueh hii nmriioii. Mr, Homwat,'r
elnlinn to Ihi a reputillean. but If his It
what bo elnlnm to be, ha nhould turcly
ntnd by the nmnlniHs of tht etiunty r-
publican convention, Itmtcnd of UHiitg
hlnpnpi'r to prevent hi eleetion, II
there wan anything that could Wa Mtld
Againni Gwgtj llennctt' TnorAl ohar-
Aotor, why then, Indeed, It would bo
porfwtly pormlniMtbl") for tho editor of
tho Ike tooppone bis election, And mv
body. wouUy -nayi Imt thero U not-r
not even a much ai thn align tet
breath of nunpiolon agalnnt him; bl
word n a man and a citi.en of thl
olty Ih abovo roproueh, and that, In
theno dayii of fraud and aomtption, i
way I tig a great deal, but it U none the
1h true. It I generally cvncodod by
all piti'tlcK, who have had uny bimiiv H
relation with tho sheriff ollloe, tlat
tho biiHlncN of that oIIUm ba boon con
ducted ui well, If not better, than it
wb ever before, by any of Mr. H.nnetl'
predecewHom; and yet, notwithntandlng
thin, Mr. llunewater, junt n a mutter
of pemoiml apl to-work and roveugo for
not bidng abbs to control tho advert!
Ing from that particular oillco, ue tho
Inlluenoij of hi paper to defeat Mr,
Dennett, but we doubt very much If tho
republican voter of Douglu county
will allow Mr, lleimett to bo "turned
down" at the Inntlgatlon of tlm editor
of tbo Jiit, Mr. Dennett may certainly
have mado nomo mlntalo on fl cut a-
numlng tiio maniigementof tlio nherlil'
oillco, but where in thero any new Itr
onmbentof anv public ollloe, but ban
dono tbo Hiime, "MlntukcH aro apt to
occur In tho bent regulated fumllleH," I
a KHjiug which in a old it tho hllln.
Thero 1 alo u very old muxlm, that
"practice make perfect," and tho )'0
pic of Doug la county can rent nxnui od
Hint If George A. Bennett I re-elected
to tha oillco of horlff for a further
term of two year, that ho will nparo
no iiatn to conduct tho affair of that
oillco a a rSivlioer fcrftQ utlf auuH
U all purtli-H, And it bohoovM' oviy
republlciiu voter of Doiigla county to
e to It that h 1 ro-olocksd.
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JiOMR'8 MKTJIODB, '
()t:n attention ha been called to, an
Item In tho Kiinnu City m.nrt which
fairly jiniaent the manner In which
Uomanlntn alwny work fur tbo inlur
out of the church: ''Kvun Wntklnn,
tbo Kl-yoiir-old orphan child of Mr. and
Mr. Tlioman Watklnn, who wu lunt
week tnld'ii out of tho bund' of Mr. find
Mr, (ie.rge liernnten, hi adopted pur
entn, by lliillnh Vee-(!ounul Chandler,
I now nulling aeronnlhe Atlantic oriiiii,
Tlio lad left Kanwt (ity Hiiudiiy, 'lac
comjianledbyCeorgeH, Kelley, Iti'iMdi
Ing J kinUm yenterdiiy, ho wa put ulmrd
anteiiiuer, By tho end of next week
bo will, burling itecldenln, join bl lit
tin ninti'i', lliiuuuh and Lizzie, at t he
Iioiiih of their grandmother In l'oiily
Faetory, I'onterobert, Wolbil,
North Wule. Tbo Watklnn eblhlren,
during their -ix yenr' rcnldoiico In
Kanna City, bud A nlnguluiiy mini
career. In May of lant year J 'rice, I lie
elilent Moo, wit caught In a whliijMiol
under ihc Ilaunlbal bridge nnd drowned
within night of hi father. A month
later the father wa killed by a Mm.
phi railway engine, and nhortly after
ward t ho remaining children were lie
reft of their mother, Tho two ui.Un
girl, aged o and H, wero ndopteiitiy
Mr, and Mm, William Kelley, ' whllo
lha )y w a ndojilei by Mr. and Mm,
(Jeoi'go Jlernnlen, Through corren-
jKiiidence With tho Welnll aillholilUl
tbo grandmother wa liM-atod and
friend In thl city a few week ago iit
tho llttln girl to her, Mr, and Mm,
licrrmten, however, find boeoino no At
tached to Kvun that they did not want
to glvo him up, and it I wild It wu
their denlro ki odueaU blm for tho
prientbood, Membor of tbo Welnh
KiMioly And friend did not llko that,
And lnkBroodod Sn hi Imhalf. Viftt
Cmmul CltAndlur woo Apmaled to, and
be knik ponminwlon ,it tho liy In tlio
namo of Quoon Vleknia,"
OMAUA'H rtOMAN hm'WJTIVKS.
pflUior IfnaJor, a patrolman, arrented
a man Hunday morning and locked him
up a A tunplclou character. Monday
tho Wrld-JIrabl camo out nnd gava
Havago and Dempnoy credit for Arret
Ing him, it turning out after bo wa
locked up that hi noma wo Fred
linker, And that ho bad been wonted
for about two yearn, Thl I the way
tbono brilliant Roman detective mako
I t A ti .. A
A goooiy nummir oi inntr -grcai.
cnk'bn," nd thl Innlanoo I cltod
meroly to lt tho jiuhllo Into tbo oorot
of their great ucce. What would
not a man bo guilty of who would rob a
patrolman of tho credit of An Arrent?
TliK ninth of 1M KHitl MrlrUlwn t lti mly lAf))M n)rv
;ri - h Collilin wiviM. psl bv lv
tboxteielfi of llw tiivl nnd Von
N,Mm niit,H s,mp tiiinn bml b-
nerveit lilm lit tno wwi, nni in r
iirnii,v mid iH'. r netiotm divw tbrtrj
Atlotition wntieiilnli t.i bim. TtirJ
ttf,tiie,Htltbvr li,vt,n tbnt tbry
!ievtil they bud ' the tmintetvr.
INiHIiimtm ll)w rttwl, nnd tbt. be
tint t. ii iB-en to enter the ronldiMtpp of
the j'letn' atliK'beil to tho plniix'h.
Fljttn got Oftlivr Foley, nnd together
they went Jo the prlot-t' IVfldetieo ami
rung the hell. One of tbo prtontn emtio
kilho door and Flynn aked if tVilHtm
wiintbew. lie replied In the nftlrtnn
tivo, and Fljnn nke to w-e bint. He
wan told that Colllitn wan taking the
lledge, nnd n Hm nn the ceremony
wanio er llo .V Wi ttlfl semi him out,
FaTHEU Vit.t.UM ha boon nomi
nated by th democratic party a a
member of the achool board. Ho I the
Individual who Uke particular delight
la Availing Manonry, the A. P. A. And
tho Ot augomen, And who doc not hove
a very high regard for the public
miioo
In fact, ho iia mud, "if wo
wort) JiTiHid to chootw between purely
epular,f raining And j"nlt training for
on orouV", flu wo look' for nulvation by
tho ere, wo would not hcnltnto one
hour, and that In thoettnno of tJod and
country. To us, a purely necular
education, which leaven tho youth of
our In ml unHtirrouiidcd day by day by a
ch lint inn ttt mophore, iHtrennon IkiUi to
( Jod and to tbo ntato.
TliK legislature of Kanna htut made
a blunder. It ha Appropriated 1800.00
for a boKpltol fund and divided it
equally between llethany and St. Mar-
guorete'it, giving each $!M)0. llethnny
i a Protenkint honptUtl And I poor,
and doc not own the property ucd,
while SSt. Marguerotc' honpltnl own
all It property and hancxtennlvo build
ing, to which an addition ba been
built recently. No money nhould bo
Appropriated for tho mttintalnnnco of
nectitiinn irtMtitutlon neither Prole
taut or Cat hollo.
A t-'t.Ad ha been placed over every
achool houmt In Winnebago county, 111.
-bin In number. Tho racing of tho
lant ono Saturday wa nnvdo tho oc
cnton for a demount ration. Thin 1 an
example for the friend In Mlsnourl and
should bo ntudlod carefully by them,
' TMe ro-nomloAtlon of Judge Filer by
acclamation wa Adencrvod ocnipllinent
to a worthy And caiiublo oflluur. Ho
will lf to4 In Mm amo wnyt
MmHlm.Ulll. irey, Hite'kett, WU
Ham nd Smith ought to feel highly
honored by thotr tinanlmou rc-noinlmt-
tion.
Wluit I Your Hill)! .
Ono of tho mot Important quentlou
of tho pcenent time, for m!nltei' l,
"How nh at I wo reach the Unman
CuthollcHV" They well know It 1 their
duty to preach tho goi-pol to every
creature, but thoro nro many tninlter
who treat the nbjocl of Ilomanlnm a
if tho Lord intended that tho Itoman
nhould bo left In tho cold. Home of the
mont learned Protentant bintorliin af
firm that tint Itoman Cnthollo church
I a pngun boly. A certain profennor
of cliurch hllory, who would tund a
a defenwi for JIoiuuiiIhui overy tlmo any
annertlon wi4 mado agalnnt it which
could not ho proven, and In many ro-
niMditn, in my Jndgiuent, defended It
Uo much, ald, "Wo cannot look upon
tho Human Cathollo church it tiny
other than a tiagnn church. " Then, If
tbo church I a pagan body, Mm do
mand attention a truly a tho heathen
of China nr India, and If Houmn Cath
ollc aro not awaro that they Iiavo
turned away from tho road known a
Chrlntlanlty, thoro nhould boomo who
would explain Ui them wbero they are,
and tbo catiwi of their being thero.
Again, thero am pooplu who aro
looking At thl political and theologi
cal pen war and Judge a Ui tho valuo
of tho claim i tnado by tbo Church of
Homo, whether thene claim aro Jut,
whether they aro tho renult of Ignor
anco or whether they nro mado by poo
plo who aro receiving temporal ad
vantage from them,
The mlnlter nhould dlnou theno
topic oeewilon Ally In hi pulpit, Tho
erinon or lecture may bo tho mcitn
of explaining noino dldlcult mlnt for
nomo Homatiint, nnd It would nlt tho
hearer In knowing how to deal with
Homan Catholic, and In helping them
to think for thcmnelve.
If tho mlnlntem will work on tho lino
tuggoMkul and will end tbolr nermon
or lecture to tint wa will mnke a new
deiartmiint and ptihllh them,
If tho pa;-torn want tbo lllblo In tho
public nehonl, proiudi a I'toturc on tho
ruitMon for wanting It, If it I tho bent
book on moral, preach a lecture to
that effect, nnd do not be iinliaiiu-d of It,
If tho law of tho Old Telamont havo
In them tho fundamental principle of
tho prenent kind of law, do not bo
AfrAld to preach It whether tho pope
will urnllo or woop. If you think tho
Niicce of our nation I duo Ui tho fact
that tho lllblo Iia boon In tbo public
cbool, that beido canning A renpict
for tbo Nuproino dotty lthAoaued men
to bo honent and thereby cnt,abllhiid
conlldenco, tho great foundation of
financial uccen for A nation, do not bo
AfrAld to tell It, And If the popo
.HUtU 4 loot on MA aI that nil '
tie A nui't kt V.in 'lpp r, krt bi.n
fellow tbnt tbetv nr,' ben tv net
nfimi.t to k him for At erit.iln!.
Afinin, If I5-r Cntt.oit, r d
lAdlog iv tptUwl r0 AeMitUvs
t.i t,p'r jin ttn tt to honwn,
nd tf every iifi- wl!l i t, I,
not . juMlnot) bv Inlth, nord(tig to U 'ivfti, Uui H hnd Uivimn a oltll
FrottAttt Avpttlon f the pUn it ; el rltif, nibn i'lUig h jniNic u
Nttyntl.in a h Upivn- nM In the Hllde, j wvbUtlenl groil. And mild not
then rvery Protoninnt wlniter W UhU In right on Any ground of morol
gt tty of A groat prime If h tb It lo ptmnUlprttoii
pul out tbo ilnngw nik'itn!fc, j Now, In tho nhow ugly vhnrgo, lliw-
Tbo following nro oitn f lh, nub-! 'Innto tbeww-d "HApUct' nnd t;b-tltuk
J.vt wtiieh winy W poitnheivtl In the word ,tAAtholic," And tht netunl
refetvttet? lo the chuivh which eUtmn ; co, a now c.lntlng, In ptvuonled,
nil Ihlngn And hold Im! t thnt which The Human CaIIioIIc irty I guilty ol
In poor. oil Hint I prwnted in the nbovu
Aro tio follow Ing doctrlm- MiUoilf ehnrgv. It U grow ing cot c It I
Praying lo dttd nnlnt.
Picturi' and wnilpturc of tbo Trinity,
The changing of Ihc ten command-1
ment.
Adoration of ImngNi.
TrmiKuhM. in tint lou.
Tho offering up of tho mippnm-d body
of the Lord Jonun.
Peter' blnboprlo of Homo.
W Peter bend blnhop of tho Clu-I
Man chuivh?
Praying In a dond language.
Celibacy of tho clergy.
Tbo ronfcnnlonnl.
Wornhip of the relic of dead
iilnt.
Tlio Church of Homo tho flnal court
of appeal on doubtful qucntlon.
Infallibility.
Maiiolatry.
BnptlnmRl regeneration.
Pronciiptlon In nnullng tho lllblo.
Supererogation,
Indulgences.
Tho deponltlon of Kings by pope.
Hi-lennlng of tho nouli in purgatory,
is thrrt n pimjntwut
Tho Jemiita.
What their hlnktry?
When were their privilege nrentiicti-d
by tho pop-j?
Were theno rentiictlon movod by a
miiiidntory requet from tho JcsuttiV
What tho plaunlhlo tl.eorle tut to
their method In bringing tho varlou
nation under tbo control of tbo pilc
(and the black pope)?
What tho antlthoHlH between Chrlnt'
method nnd the method of tho
prion In?
What the argument tho church of
Homo nhould dlnpenno with tho Jenult
Society of Jchuh for nolf prcnerva
tlon? Tho cITect of tho papal nyntcin.
Djntructlott of Individuality duo
pittiiotlMin.
An linnodltnent to, runearcb, dlnro-
npect for God tbo Father,
l)lremct for tho on, by tho roltt-
tlvo ponltlon of tho Virgin Mary,
Dlnrenpect for tho Holy Spirit.
Ignorance
A oompnrtitlvo hlntory of Pupal and
Prototunt eountrion,
Heunon for having tho lllblo In tho
public nehooln.
If tho Human Cathollo cliurch doe
not bol!oyy, tho end Juntifle the mean
"bow nro wo to reconcllo tunny of tbo
deed of wild church with tho projair
npirlt of humanity or palrtotUm, not to
nay chiintluultvr
Can many of tho deed dono by
Homan Catholic during tho dark age
bo regarded a tho rvnult of lnnanltyf
l)o tho adherent of tbo Homan
Cathollo faith whow wlndom or folly by
Minting to examine their ponltlon curu
fully? If tho popo and tho hierarchy havo
deceived tho tidlicrentn of their church,
will they havo a greater punlhment In
hell than tbono whom they huvo de
ceived? I the Itoniiiti (iiunii a I'olltlcnl l'ni'tj t
F.dlkir Tuts Amkhicam: Slowly and
nurcly tho general government neem
!,o bo falling under ceulenlitntlcal rule.
If ono grout Prokmlant denomination
a tho JlaptUt nhould punli, by
ncbeiue and wile of diplomacy, it own
nn 'inborn Into clerknhlp, bead of
bureau, and confidential poltlon If
It nhould look to havo tho work no
organized a but k favor thl denomi
national rulo nhould work In a neorot
way ki bavu Information a k vaeanole
likely to occur, o a to havo thoo of
It own communion ready to urge for
appointment; nbould dictate, a a party,
appointment, removal and promo
tion; nliould override lha order of
cabinet mumtmr, and limlnt on the ro
lniaU!iuent of pumon whoo ronlgna
tlon had Umn tmked for by' cabinet
head; nhould havo It mumlntr In uuh
largo number In tho department that
they boantfully talk of tho growing
power, of tho church in uoh depart
montn; hould lobby emigre, And at,
every nennlon bo a factor In oongren
tt in til act; nhould no punh It own
member and adherent Into chief
clerkhlp and bead of dlvlion,
wbero they would openly crltlolieo thn
management of the department if it
wa not nutlnfaotory to tho church;
nhould apportion tlio different brancbu
of tho government armory loltevoral
local cccloMluntlo Inntltullon, whono
ngent Mhould npponr monthly during
tho bulnen hour of tho government,
when other pomon aro not permitted
accon k) tbo room, and collect money
Irom Die clerk, nd carry on thl beg
gary In ucb a way a to Jtocomo a
nulnanco; nbould, by direct .fraud, o
euro money from tho government k
jrry lt ' nvl.lkti.l s)w.-
tkm r:l. t-nt wvutd N ttoti(b .
vn A rbuivh H MM tt Un in
the tvmttii) It et wiib
n - n - ii - ao1 judswei.l m Hip kniel
4 tbo AAterh-n poti ASUin. tt
liitt lltgnl vt M wotibl unH in th
'WW tbnt U wwiM W diu:-Mii ki in-
tru.t tw.-ml- thai chuivh with nv
wome thl year lhn It wa lant yrAf
It U worno thl wei-k thnn It 1a1
W''V,
Thin pivontA a thoughtful problem
to am our ProlonUnt rcttdet. The
quention I fotved upon tin: Can Uotnan
Catholic bp nafely pntruntod with Any
offlcp? Hy Abuno of office tbey havo
forfeltod right to offlco.
Wallngton, D, C.
rrlarlple of tho American I'rolppllr'
Astoclntlon.
Flrt, Tho member of the Ameri
can Protective Association Kdievc in
the perpetuation of tho public school
system. -
Second. They believe In a complete
separation of chuivh and stnte; by
which we mean no laws nhnll be enacted
respecting tho ctAbllnhment of any re
ligion; and that no money shall bo Ap
propriated from either the national,
ntato or municipal treasuiioi for eo-
ttuian put-pone.
Third. They believe In tho right of
every man to wornhip Cod According1
to tho dictate of hi own connelenco.
Fourth. They believe- In free npeech,
an untrammelled pre and onu. ballot
for each and every ott'.Kvn fairly cant
nnd honestly counted,
Fifth, They cnteom till person
whether rich or poor, high or low-who
come to Uii country with a denlro
to famlltarUo thcmnelve with our law
and form of government; and who wenr
allegiance to the United Slate without
a mental ronervatlon In favor of any
foreign prince, poleuatc or pope, ti
men worthy of being clothed with that
highest honor American cltUoimhlp.
Sixth. They believe In tho restric
tion of Immigration, so tin to protect
the honest citizen laborer from the do
pressIngelTectnof the criminal, contract
and pauper Homan Catholic lYf'that
Ik WArmlng to our nhoren,
Seventh. They welcome to their
council chamber men of all national
ities, believing that tho accident of
birth I not n true test of Ameiicanlnm.
Flgbth. They aro willing to lay
down their lives, to npond their for
tune, and If need be, to kiko up arm
In defence of their country and her In
stitution. Ninth. They arc unalterably op
poned to priestly dictation nnd Inter
ference In tho nlTulrnof state; knowing
whenever church ha been plac idabovo
the slate, tho liberties of tho pooplo
havo not only been Jeopard Ixed, but
completely overthrown.
A Itupe oMhe Itullot.'
No naner which advocate reform
can remain silent when a glaring at
tempt t,i ru o tho ballot ha bcou mado
u sworn tentlmony aver was at
tempted in tho Fourth ward of thin
olty Friday, OctolH-r fl, when tho re
publican primaiic wero hold. Tho
fight in that ward wu tin extremely
warm ono laitwceit the friend of tho
prenent city iidmliilntratlon and thoso
who belluvcd that a charipo would bu
benellelal to tbo city, Something llko
670 vote wero cast, Of thl number
tho sworn tentlmony show that only
215 wero counted, and that, on thnt
count tho Ileml delegation Was given
credential, Hon, John W. Lytic, ono
of Omaha' most respected oltlsten
miidn aniduvlt to tlieio and additional
fact; Mr, Mcllcnry, ono of the Judge
of tho primary election, woro to" tlio
tamo fact a did Mr, Lytic, and In Ad
dition to thin, oral testimony wit In
troduced to corroborate what they ten
tilled kt, In tho faco of thl testimony
nnd the strong Argument mado by Hon.
I, H. Andrew that Kuklux method bo
not Introduced In thl city, tho conven
tion, which wa plugged with city em
ployes, voted to admit tho Fourth ward
dulegAtlon by A voto of 4.1 to 2H.
Pooplo ho read tho great reform,
anti-monopoly paper published In thl
city which I alwayi crying "corrup
tion," "corporation striker" looked In
vain in It column for nn article con
doming tbo method by which tho
delegation from tho Fourth ward wa
given credential and which Insured
tho rc-nomlnatlon of Gun. P, Heml for
mayor- it preferred candldato.
Hut thoy wero not mirprlsod At till
omission n It I tho policy of tho paper
td cry fraud and corruption whim It
pot aro defeated, and to remain per
fectly quiet when It friend roort to
questionable lactic to gain a potnt.
In our opinion tbo republican conven
tion mado a orlou blunder when It
ruftiHod to listen to tlio wlso word of
Hon. 1. 11. Andrew, when H railroaded
tlio majority report through, and wo
t,ntl,.vii ti ItmnU will not be tbo
gAlncr by tho Action of hi friend.