The American. (Omaha, Nebraska) 1891-1899, June 08, 1894, Image 1

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Nt'MfkH VI,
BABYLON THE. 'REAT."
Th "LlltU Horn" tVnoritotl in
Daniel KprMnw Rom.
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ril I'ewrr lltmr In th War
llt'Jtl r Sold.
"WIllBW (iNlll tinif Itisa
lima I'm, j,n,
These word are a part of lh 1in"rl
tion which Panlcl give of the "little
liorn In thl chapter, Permit inn to
make few remark alsiut thl "little
horn" which ha mich it brazen face
that ho would wither Into ubmllon,
hi fellow, by thn very baik of Im
pudence. By this wo wish lo how
that the A. P. A., In opsslng papal
aggression and attempt Ui overthrow
our free Institutions, I not chasing itn
"Ignl fatuu,"a mythic, (ffntly power,
but a most formidable and tfrrlbl so
cruel, filthy and abominable that It ha
earned the title, "Babylon th great."
Tbi I not a nanus, a mere epithet In
vented by the A. 1. A,, but given by
Him who shall judge th "great whore
that altteth upon many water." I
want the American pejrplo to w that
God ha forewarned the nation against
thl apostate, tyrannical power
want thorn to ce that by bur sorceries
thl "scarlet" woman ha deceived the
nation and made them drunk with th
wine of her fornication, and now tin
the bold no to put this cup to Amerl
can lip. Hball we drink the damnable
mixture and become the vassal of the
"MtJo horn'"
The fourth bcatt of Daniel 1 rcpr
tented a having ten horn, and there
came up among them "another little
horn ffore whom there were three of
the first bom plucked up by the ror-t."
These three horn were three kingdom
of Italy seized by the pope and united
In one, which constituted the apal
tate, Thl wa accornpliahed by
Pepin In VA, The ten born are the
ten kingdom, Into which the ISorrian
emplr wa divided.
Thl I the ame beat which John
aw in vision, with "meven head and
tn horn." Ilotn l'roU?fant and tap-
it agrees that the firtbeat f John,
(iter, 12tb) I JUmm fagan, and that
the beat of IJevelatlon J.'ith I the
antl":hrltfao empire. Hut what power
uweded Home pagan lflUry an
wer, ICorneJ papal. It I true that for
a time, aftcMntantln came to the
throne.JiSome may le called christian
but erelong Ucame apotitt, antl
chrltlan ?l;m, lienee the beatt of
revelation b'Uh I the beat of Itevei
athm 12th chapt:r, In a new form; th
crown ha4 fl-d from the )n-nU U
the born. The empke wa divided.
The U-n ;horn?reprewnt the civil
power during the papa y
Hut who. or what I Ihl "little hor i"
(A panleloA horn lymbol of g
rnment nd authority, h-gltlmaU' Of
uurped, 'rot'tant have alway
undertod the "little born" to S: em
blematic of the papal pow-r, the w
cewdon of poj. The claim of the
born gr'iwlththe claim of the pope
and I conolderd Identical with the
"man Jof ln"' Je.:rlb-d In 2 The,,
i, The(pal rxifton Dan, in
the fJouny Bible, the lUmiUh verlon,
ay of; the "little born"; "Tbi 1
commonly J underod of anM-C'brlnt."
The am:uthorlty a of the "man
of ln": "Cagwe with the great and
wicked anti-CbrUt." We bev the
papacy ,alw decril"d In JU-velatlon
Mill, under; the ttymUA (1 a beatl:,
"And I l:beld another l att coming
up out of the earth; and he had two
born like a;lamb, and be pak a a
dragon,"
If thl I InU wJ';d t describe the
papacy, a more approjrlate ymtoI
fJiuU not have n ucd, ft U gener
ally belirv'd that thl two-bornfd
txat 1 the Hutw'tiH the "little horn,"
Both are associated with the ten-horned
l-Mt, Ifence, while Daniel largely
decrll! the "little horn," mak'' no
mention of the 'two-borr,ed beait,"
while John deeiil(' the "two-horned
N'iit," make no mention of the "little
born," lfefic both are a ym)x of
the papacy, Thl "two -horned leat"
resemble a lamb by the two horn,
but hi "look wa more tout than hi
fellow," Under the word there I a
murderous, brawn look, by which be
would intimidate hi fellow. Ifow
completely thi I illustraU-d In the
foe in their Impudent claim to
auprernaey and dominion, civil and re
ligious, ftome put on a aalntly, mild,
lamb-like appearance, htit let her fn-t.k
her natural tngue and it I the lang
uage of the dragoncruel and tyrannical-arid
ha driven million to the
take anddungeon of the Inquisition,
J'lou bulne! What a caricature on
Christianity! Just think of Christ a
ino,ufftor-general, and hi ajotlc
ple, to bring t trial and condemn to
death tboe whom they have deU;ted
reading the Bible and having family
prayer!
Thl two horned beat I more fully
described Jn verc tl:J7, 1st the
reader turn to the plaoo and e bow
exw:tly iUimu I described, In her or
ci;rle, false miracle and tyrannical
claim, Thl terrible j,wer I In our
midst. It ha already begun a war of
extermination on our free Institution,
Borne ha ever iieen the enemy of what
ha made our nation great, free and
projerou. Take away our free Bible,
free schools, 1-o pulpit, free pre, and
we would ht like the nation that wor-
hlp the Isast,
American, awake and bow, your
patriotism and defend your borne and
liberties agfnttbfcrue1 ar,d Innldlou
foe,
I'erbap It may Ui Interesting to your
readier, If you jrrnlt me to indulge In
few conject ore a Up how long the
papacy will last. The beast was to
continue J2Myear, A day stand for
a year In prophetic time, and YU'M day
are so many year, When will tbi
period terminate and tne papal pwer
wme to an end? Home reckon from
OW, when the bishop of Borne obtained
the title of pope or universal bUbop;
then the I2W year would end In JW,
But that date seem to early. If we
take W, the number of the beast and
the number of hi name (Bjv, I:i;lfj the
period would end In '.m, In aout
tblrtythree year. Marvelou change
may take plaee within that period.
History I made rapidly these day,
Within generation the map of the
world may be greatly changed ud
whole empire blotted out In fact, if
the present d'svote of Borne were
properly InstrucUid In religion and
taught the true principle of civil and
religious liberty, the papacy would not
last a year yea, not a month, Home
cannot live In the light, In the preenc
of a free Bible and free school. Borne
know that. Her exluu-nce depend on
keeping the people in ignorance and
shut up Ui a blind faith In the "lying
wonder" and plou fraud of a lecher-
ou priesthood, IMuir the Boman
masse under the teaching of the Bible
through an evangelical ministry and
they would soon have no use for relies,
rnlraeulou medal, masse for the
dead, and would treat purgatory a a
myth, a pagan relic! Keep the light
burning,
But If we take ?,VI a the date ;f the
aritl-cbrlstlan empire, when the poje
obtained the temporal power, the '2'M
years would end In the year 20IH, Home
take thl view, The end may come l
fore that, and we feel pretty sure that
thl terrible iwr will not m mr-
mil ted to vex the nation, breed riot
and revolution longer than about an
Other hundred year.
The prophetic period have run o
WILL VllKK TI1IH COUNTRY FIIOM I'AI'AL nONDAOE.
long, they must be nearly spent. It I
a wonder that Borne lupclf doe not
recognize her picture In the prophecle.
Our conjecture will do no harm,, and
may remind American that tbi "two
horned beast" ha set It foot on Amer
ican soil, and would stamp out our III
ertle. Our nation I In great dangr
from thl source, Corrupt olftlclan
may entjr Into league with thl power
Ut gain their ends, I trust that the A,
V. A, will be true Ut God, true to our
country and repel every attempt of thin
wily foe to corrupt tate and church.
CAJ.VI.V,
"IMWJI WTIH TIIK I'OI'K,"
lleacllen In Hpaln A gains! Ilemlsli Avar.
Ice and Bespellsrn.
The riot In Valencia on the occasion
of the departure of the Hpanlsb pil
grim for Home, are like a atraw upon
tbeurface Indicating the direction of
the current, Yur more than a thou
and year Hpaln ha len the happy
hunting ground of priest and friar,
Hhe originated the holy Inquisition,
too, and In no country In the world
have clerlcalUrn and cruelty had a
fairer field. The result I apparent,
Hpaln, thatonce ,-ntont her Invincible
armada to crush heretical Kngland, I
now a fifth-rate power of small account
among the nation of the earth. But
poor a the people of Hpaln are a pil
grimage upon a large scale ba been
organized with a view of gathering
gold for Boman coffer, A considerable
proportion of the populace evidently
resent this, and hence the demonstra
tion at Valencia, A cardinal and
several bishop were mobbed and
hooted, friar were Iwaten, and ornlnou
crleof "fyong live Garibaldi," "frown
with the Pope," &'; were freely in
dulged In, Kucb scene are the In
evitable result of a reaction against
clerical avarice and despotism. It was
the grinding exaction of the papacy
that lost Germany to the ope, 8jaln
i evidently following In the ame
track, and It f quite plain that the
HparJsh reformation I making con
siderable headway, Ihihhn (JollioHi;
01 it Yi IU,BM 11001,,
Why f it for llernUh Teacher If nt fur
(( belle 1'iiplls,
A Jtoman (,'a'holic priest said, some
day ago In Buffalo, N, V that the
public achool of thi country are not
public schools, but sink of moral pol
lution and nuraerie of hell, and that
Catholic parent who send their child
ren U such school arc guilty of mortal
In, If our public school are sinks of
moral jsdlutlon, why do they Insist
that nun and other Catholic become
teacher in such schools?
I the Boman Catholic church will
ing to destroy the oul of lu member
by becoming teacher in the public
ehool for a few piece of silver? Or
will the priests, for a fixed amount of
tint money thu procured for teaching
In these den of vice, a they call them,
pardon their sin and make them a
pure a they were before? Home I al
way willing to make a aacrlffcM for
cash down A Protestant In Thn Vne
A iinnwi,
W HOOI, MJn'JOK COmNTM.
Women and the A, Y, A. Take a Hand
and Carry I'lielr Th kef.
KAf,AMA.oo, Mich., June i. 'I be
annual school election wa held In thl
dly today, Two trustee were elected,
the women and the A, P, A, electing
their ticket by a big majority, Mr,
Kmma K, Pollard and Heth It. Gray
were thecandfdate elected. Two-third
of the vote were cast by women.
Ga,kmiii ;;, III , June lTbe elec
tion here today for school director ba
cnusid more Interest than any previous
election In the city. At former school
election not more than 2W or iVX) voK'
have Is en polled, but today there were
over 'UtO0 The Issue ha Jreen
mwtly ltwe-n the A, P, A, and the
Catholic, Hurlng the forenoon the
former had thing alt their own way,
and with Mr. M, Kvlyn Htrongon their
ticket polled a large vote, The women
took an active part In the fight, and
with hack and carriage scoured the
city and succeeded In bringing out
about ,',00 votes,
At noon the Catholics became aware
of what wa going on, and after dinner
turned out In full force, At time the
crowd around the voting place was o
thick that the door had to be closed
and policemen employed to preserve
order, One woman liecanio no excited
over the proceeding that he struck a
man over the head, breaking her para
oI, In the city school two Catholic
teacher are employed, and It was to
get rid of them that the great fight
wa made, It required everal hours
of bard work before the judge were
able to count the vote t hat had lsen
east, and then it wa found that Mrs,
Strong, Y, N. Thompson, and H, 11, In
man had la-en elected, Mr Htroig Is
the president 'of the Kindergarten
normal ch ol. Mr, Thompson Is pres
ident of the labor Assembly, and not
only had the support of that organiza
tion, but also that of the A P, A. Mr.
In man was of the old board.
Ht. Joseph' church In Penver, Colo ,
ha ued Priest Tboma Malone for
I2.0M, which he I charged with con
verting Ut hi own use while a tor of
the church. Thl I one of the many
canda! constantly arising In the cor
rupt and divided church of Home.
Mapping Out,
The A, P, A, have been, during thi
spring, mapping out work. They have
before their mind the care of the na
tion and U keep It from the despotism
of an organization called a church.
They are not making the attack, but
are resisting the attack made by organ
ization on the nation which desire to
have some freedom. The church of
Borne know of no freedom outside of
abject ubJectlon to her dictations,
Thl she call freedom, and she boast
of her freedom; but It wor k on the
principal of "tiead up I win, tail up
you lose." The A, P, A. ha Ircen
mapping out that the political apu t
of thl nation and other nations may be
more encouraging. The church of
Borne ha presented Itself it a political
organization, and the A, P,A, present
Itself a such to meet the r qulrement
of the hour, because of the plotter
whose headquarter are Home,
A a religion Borne is full of Imperfoo
Hon, and It I not In our province to
light Hon religious grounds, but there
are thousand of Protestant against,
whom thl church Is planning and
(dotting, and It I for them to do some
"mapping out," that thy may repel
the attack made upon them ,y these
plotter of old I tome,
"The children of this world are
wer than the children of light," and
for thl reason, I suppose, we itr-e cone
ladled to lake toourwclve tl,i thought
that we snould excuse them to a certain
degree; still they should very soon
commence to do something In their
line, or we will la-gin to think that we
are wiser, to a great degree, than we
had Imagined, The christian iople
hould go to "mapping out" how they
can take the church of Bomo as a body
and educate them, that they will in any
country be a bessfng lntead of a
blight, Htop your saying that you
have no use for the A, P, A,, and that
the A, P, A, I going too fur, arid con
vert these Borunn Cm hoi lea whom you
sity are your friends, If there ni-v some
Boman Catholic whom you say are
christians, In your acceptation of the
term, form a Bible claw of Human
Catholic whom you consider not chris
tian. There l plvnty of work for you
to do, and if there I work for ou to
do, and you do not do it, you are the
man who I resiainsltd't for It. lo not
m a "kicker," nut "map out" in your
own line. JIickoiiv ( (i;i ,
ONiradj Joe hick for Trial.
Cincinnati, o June t.-VVhen
Father Domlnlck O'Grady was called
In Judge Kuuik-r' court today to an
wer the charge of murder in the first
degree for killing Mary Gllmartln he
did not apiaar, Br, Heche who has
been attending the prisoner, said that
O'Grady wa not able to come Into
court. The Jury wa discharged and
tbe caae passed until the July term.
A SCHOOL FUND ROW,
fmisml by a rrejMHlon to Vot
Mony Ut SeeUrUn Srbool.
Meellng laded Amid l ult.m.M
Catholic Ihmrwl In tht tltj,
Hnl IIhIii Ciui hi He
Transacted.
Hon la t !T, N. Y June I, mi,Om
of most exciting ta-hisd meeting
nver held In thl city occurred thl
afternism, It resembled tnnre a heated
political convention thnn a gathering
tu advance the cause of edm-allon, The
school building In which thu tneetlng
wa held I situated In the very heart
ol Ht. Mary' parish, of which the Hov.
!i U. I,. Hiirtsell, iiiiw In Home, I
pastor,
Thl public seluHil district has Ismui
thn scene (if a bitter suctarliui feud for
year. Aluminum inn i uiriuuo cut
Hient predominated. The iKiard of
trustee were member of Ht, Mary'
church. P Thousand of dollar were
levied annually, and much of It spent
without any accounting.
HTATK All) HICCIJIII'.II.
When Jacob Hardlnburgh wiih slnto
senator for thl district ho managed to
get a bill passed appropriating $1 1,000
of state money toward erecting a build
ing fur Ht Mary' parish, adjoining the
church, to be used a an orphan asylum.
For Home reason It did riot prove a sue-
oohm, and tho handsome building origin
ally Intended for a charitable Institu
tion waa turned Into a residence for
soinii C inetnisir oi . mid rranuiacan
Brotherhood. The then board of
trustee of the public school district,
under Qthu pretext that the public
school wa not mifllektntly large to itc-
lomttiodiite the pupil, hired the Fran-
Iscnn Brothers' homti at an annual
cnlal of 1200, and In addition secured
thu service of three of thn brother to
educate pupil who attended thl
branch school.
Thn oregular studies of the public
chooI gave way In a largo degree to
religion Instruction.
The riori-Cathollu a few year ago
bcgHriHo outnumber the Catholics, and
year after year a trustee, wno, al
though a Catholic, was of the liberal
and reform kind, waaehctod, until the
efurmer had control of tbe board,
Thn school principal, who hud held the
fort for tw tity yearn, wa removed,
'rofessor Hubert Kadle, of (ng laland
!ty, appointed. The educational In
terest of the district rapidly advanced,
HA Mill, K AT TIIK MKKTIN'I.
Two of the present trust e Post
master Henry II ck and ex-Alderman
JoPm Wt'isa though (,'alhollc, favor
school reform In the district. The
third member, Aim Commllonr
David Mulbolland, wa selecbul after
hard fight, and I linked nin a riot
being dcNlrou of permltllrigHt, Mary'
parish to lose It grip ujani the public
chtx money,
The special meeting called for talay
wh for the purpose of providing m una
to etilarge the school building and sup
ply it with modern beating an,l ven
tilating auparatu, A house to house
visitation was made by the opponent
of tlni movement to make the necessary
Improvements, and thU afterrnam they
packed the building, selected Martin
Ward a chairman, and h: refused to
eta ballot be, taken on the appropria
tion asked for, although Itwasappar-
nt that it would have been voted down.
Many prominent pro'esalonal and
business men were present, but a rabble
gathered for thu purpoee made such
onfuslon that the more resjaeliibto
itlzen and larger taxpayer could not
la! heard. The meeting broke up ainld
threat and wild excitement.
At present not more than twenty jht
etit of the reaident of the district Hie
athollcs. Principal Power and the
majority of the laiard of trustee will
bring the matter to the attention of
the state superintendent of public In
struction,
I lag KaMiigs,
Ohmkomi, Wl,, May .'II. A flag
raining took place at the Foster-Hafnor
factory on Memorial day morning at It
o'clock. The flag belongs lo thu ern-
loye of that Institution, the company
providing the flttg start, Aillreea
were delivered by Judge (,', I). Cleve-
and and Mayor Oellcrlch. The Colum
bia band furnished mush-and the Kouth
Hide rnllllla company participated and
fired a salute. Hsv, A. J. Benjamin
delivered the H'ldrcss at the raising of
a flag on the A. P. A. hall on Algoma
street at 10 a m. Memorial day. A
(lag wa alo raised at Ht. Peter' Cath
olic school. Thi flag wh not placed
on the school building, but in thcyard.
ANV friend wishing information on
ny of the varlou patriotic societies or
organization can obtain same by ad
dressing this oRlco.