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JULY 11, I MM.
1'atronUn A M ikican advertiser,
The Amiiiuan eon Im obtained of
nil wholesale newsdealer. Ak your
dealer to handle It,
I "HOT KMT A NT woman can II ml pcrma-
nmit employment n housekeeper by
rU Ht 121.1 Ho. Twenty-Ninth Ht
ON tiHtca .1 if till Issue will Imi fining
tho report (if the national council meet
ing of llm Jr, O. U, A. M. at AnIih
vll In, N, C.
ANY friend wishing Information on
any of tho varlou patriotic noelctle or
organlntlon can olitalri amo ny a
dressing thUnflleo.
IT im the duty of every American to
aubucrlbu fur it imtrlollc oarier, and
send it u auiuu friend when through
with IU oont'-titu, ThU kh'Min you,
TuK council of the A. I', A. which
w niccnf ly ntnrtijrl n I.ttmitr, Mo., I
KrowliiK idjililly, nd promlMM to Ixi
tin) rli'lilc fi Hlurfi In th futuw bido
IT IM Itiuli i dUhhJ llmi milin! liKilillii'l'u
of the A, I. A, liv iuit work with
tho oUicr m'l'iki!!. It mi, tlicy nhouhl
do nil in llicic iiiiwur to kcc tho jMiauu
tttlll M4:t A tfOIIU l'ill.IIM.
Ivtlm liM'i3" iifllce In Man Fran
clico itici'C m) if btjf-iMivt'o llinrilitti
sue otii, .In; la tlni county ;liirk'ni1lc
tiiCB urt fif'y four lUiiimnUU will on
d'liiliifiil, In ii" odtct fl ri. immitd
thcrn rc lai'y c'ifht ml In the liitlU'r
lifJIi-C rfly-flvn MHilt"i , out It will
notttlwn '!, Th A I', A, In Hun
Frwli''o l irowiir,
TllK m.'Uoii i.f l'i(liliit Cli'Viiliiml in
jiliiciiir Clili'iiL-o mid Illlnol undr
mmtlitl !, will In luiilnKi'ii by nil
jfood clu ii. Tho iiiin ifowl clti
!ii will CMi'l'-Hin lli di!Uiry n'tum.
If nut I'fiiiliiul iminlcMnc, of IlllnoU'
mmrchl.t k'(tiTin.r mid ('im u"' Clmi
naUttnl iimyor, In rinlttiutf Kllvn
liinl to dtroy firlviiiii ro riy,
HoMK t net i w offurnl I'.OiW
worth of utiick in Tiik Amkkican Puim
MmiiNtiMi'ANirforlc, V Imvo
rii'iib no i-ffirt to h th nntcn, but If
you wmt to t in building up ona of
llm mmi f arU- chumplont of AmH'
can lfiil'iilliiii, ihiiopjxirtmii'y Uojx-ri
to yivu, a wj n'il bv few nloriMi U
dinKim f at ttnlr fmw lu 1100
iincli -on najr tiMi, 110 diwn mid U0
jnr month,
Amomo thmrtlcli In th July t'urvm
U tm from Krwdfila H, Coudnrt,
Nnw Vork Uwyr, who wHinon "The
Amurlcnn f'rt','tfv Awlatl'm,''
cbmacv rSzlnif it m an un-Amrlcan,
u cluiilui and unmanly vtrit'icn, and
PMlwitsi inn iplnlon that th (fo-d
Mtirn of thj A'fli-rlimn pipln will not
lunar loh rn'w it, Mr, ('ondrt vldntly
wr tcn on a ubj:t ftb'Mit which h
knoaa nothing cxiwt wlut hi bu
g Inn ni'd fi"i a fl'n-rulid pri,
Awi'.iU' AN woiklnjfinnn may yinint
thlc witl, tii) men who ar l;ttllnif
attifiit th i'liilman company, hut it
would tm a ml''ak for tho had ufllidaU
of fcny bib ir o'axfzatlon U call thlr
rncn init In order to ahow that thy
nyiiputi',"d with the atrlljir, A morn
tmi)',ih; p an would Iw to let every
ui h n m u M fiiain at work and con
UiUuUi itinUm of each day' pay to
nupport ti.ii fi.millc of lh men whom
lil t .iim!ll labor agitator hav In
dur. ij to h 4VU their xmltiiiu in a tlrm
of unpin i doited bunlni'M deprelon
Tiff, n-eii and womun wboaredentroy
li'tr inoi'y in Illinola, Indiana and
M)r!.ui'j (mi not A niericaii citizen.
Wiih Inn!! a ainflo exception tb
i!f Mim w!i( ra Jn;n ftrrti4 for un
lawful d"irioiitratlona, or who bav
h (n h yi' d by the aoldhira, have been
!!, ar.il th womt and motd
p aw d cl i-a at that. To b plain, thuy
bv n Jt'inan Catholic Iilahmen,
l'ol. ,' ia, Hungarian or Italiana,
i.otom of whom waa entitled to tad
dignity of Amorlcan cltiwjnahlp, yt't
on nearly (ill of whom ha a corrupt and
lUljorwat judlclarr conferred that
Ifit ii-l iniwl " li ! lr mi' id
0'ir iii.naU ThU l-liij ,
;al iiiki' )iiii n-i'iiM lli' a.liltrU
bllllj 'ui dufimn bltinif ri ) i nm
W Im In. I iavn li(, ai;i d III iiIiImh fit) .
I liilni a I ('il"! In ImMiii? iiiiI Hull
flual 'i A riliiiliml lia tin tlht
lii l a ImIIoI tiif tin' filter, itiehl id
lii.m-l and U abl'lliitf im n,
ALIIN AUtNCIIN AND MNlKtH
Tliini l im ihhhI of our liyliitf In !)
(ImImi llm (m l that Ibi io am dark day
ahead of tm a a nation, or that llm cru
cial Urnl of our national form id liiivurip
merit alaiul In Imi iiiadii.
(Vilaln alien acurli' havo Imi-m at
wnik iitidiirinlnlng uur cunatllollon and
aiilatiinWIiiK uur public luatiltilhma
fur a rel many yeaia, and bavn pne
Krcaaml ni alcaltblly that they ham
aim nuil hut a Very amall pinu tloii of
tho Niiiplu, That Hirlbm which baa
awnkciicd to a full realUatlon of tho
daiitfura which nero iiieiuufuif our
form of Kovcriimi'iil, our liiNtltulloua,
uur lawa ami our conatllnllon havo been
pruluatinH" for aeveral yeara, hut It haa
only U'cii within the luat few liuilitlia-
Incu llnwi recent Mini frequent !nlmr
dlaluiha.icca which havu Inhiii luigun
and carried on by men whoaro allenaln
all anvil their domlollulhitt tho great
bulk of thu Amcrlcun (Nioplu havti even
commenced toplwu thu bliitno forthtiNii
troubieaomu tlmea whuro H rightfully
beloiiKa at thu diMir of thu Unman
Catholic church.
Von may not atrreu with na In thla
oplnlun, but may wo not premium to
auk you to lnveatluaUi thla matter for
youraelvna, whIkIiIiix thla ulrcuinataucu
and iiieaHiirlnjf tho conaequeticeiof that
odd In thu Hiiiiiu milliner a an lntolll
gent Jury Uiaia liifforo I'Diidurinjf a vnr
diet whiiro thu right to llfo or projmrty
la In quuation?
You, tho Amcrlcun people, arc the
jury, and th'i caao at bar la not "haa
tho l'ullumii compuny paid lhiug
wagua to lta omployva," but "ah all a
fore of allena dofy our lawi, and under
tho leadnrahlpof juaultloal freebooter,
make It iinpoaalblo for American citi
zen to purauo their uaual avocation
in the puraultof 'life, lllmrty and hap
plniia'y" Whun any cltl.on i forced to aban
don hi mean of attaining a livelihood
or i forced to act otherwlao than aa hi
conaciencfl dictate ho I being denied
thu fundamental principle laid down In
tho original draft of tho declaration of
indi'fndericii, anil thi? jraon or er-
on abridging thoHO right beeomo at
once a public enemy, anil aliould be
in ml o amenublo to the law,
Tho caao or tho prooaltlon la not al
tered laicauao thu offunding pnrtle are
lulairor or eapltallata thu aamo law I
applicable in dither caau,
That tadng o, whllo mob of alien,
and anarchiNti arc marching upon and
deatroylng privalfl property which thu
atMto you and other taxpayer will
ho called ujion to pay for at a later dat
It behoove tvery loyal American to
eo im if I pi ace and to alt in preaerv-
lug law and order.
Thi I eHpcdally tho duty of men
who beliovii In tho principle of tho A.
A., thoOranfe, tho Jr, O. U. A, M.
and tho V, O, H. of A, llemnmber
your a'icglanco I firat to your country,
it flag and it tnatltution. Htand by
them loyally and firmly, and the jcult
leal acheinu to array In lair agalnat cap
ital and Involve thla nation In interna-
eliu war will fall of it daatardly and
unholy doalgn,
ABSOLUTILV UNTRUE,
Topkka, Kan,, July Jame A.
Klley, an old Union VtU'SH (inglneor,
who arrived here tonight from Kanaa
Ity, aay tho accret nieotlng of 200 A.
;, V, men hold at Kanaaa City laat
night U) order out all railroad fun-
iloye, wero mumrmr or tho American
'rotoctlvo Aaia:iatlon ami tnat an A.
', A, leader from Term HauUi. who
Claimed to rcpre nt Prwaldent Doha,
atfttt-.i in tho meeting tiiat It wa tno
dan of tho A, V. A, ;to get evnry
foreigner In tho railroad aorvlco Ui
atriko and then American would tako
their place. Knglneer ftllejr wa
;reent, and b aay tho A. I . A I
ackof Delia, tho odlixit being to get
tho Catholloa to ipitt work, Under tho
ruling of tho Oenerat Managr' A-
(a:latiou ho aay they cannot get back
and A r, A, inemiair will taxo inoir
pli:ea,
A moro untruthful atatemcnt regard
ing tho A, I', A. wa nover aent out
than that contained In tho above dl
imleh, Tho A. I', A. do not bellovo
in atrlke. Jl believe In arbitration,
and tho man who aay tho A. I'. A.
I backing: Kugeno V, IMm, I either
:ray or a rank Ignoramu. It I a well
known fact that Ieb I a bigot of tho
worat character, who never mie an
0iportunlty Ui denounco tho inemNir
of tho A, I', , It 1 even tated by
men who wore raiaed ia the vicinity
from which Deb cornea, that ho wa
ra(iK-d a Itornan Cat hollo and I Ualay
member of a Joauit church In aouthorn
Illlnol. Wo are not any too eortaln In
our own mind that tho Itornan Catholic
church I not tho main atrlkerat tho
prcnent timo, and that Deb, Hovercign,
and othor labor loaler aro not doing
tho bidding of tho pricato. Certain It
f when a commlttoo wait on Vlijo
IVeaident Wicke 4 tho I'uliman com
pany and rwueat that tho atrlko lie
aettlod It i headed by lloman Catholic
Alderman McGlllen and Itornan Catho
lic Mayor Ilopkin, and when Isb U
arroated Itornan Catholic Hkakel and
Fltgorald go ujam hl bond, When
w know tbcao thing to lw m, and
l,i ,i niiliv iliU an. I II. a lngi llii'i
an i an uli at lu eUier im lnlnn
lliHit thai tit la I punly and aliupty a
H unan aU.nlti oliltie, ami iielli h
Ainei li'NHi I. am lint ttiHltalail aiiit aii'
lint upholding
It) UNKIN lAtOMlNU Ml N
The leadei uf tho aeveial lalmr or
gaiil?allntia hM a great ri"nlblllly
nallng Uaui them, and if Ibcy diMuil
nall.i' that Imlay liny ha Mi right
In la at the hi nd of lUganUallon Dial
am fcr llm prolei ituii and adtau-menl
of llm Inlereat of miUana In eei laln
brattehea uf lradi,
A mlaukn at thla tlmn mean a great
deal on ire than numt men all. I hi able
to realign In advance, It may not only
bring iieaervlng and mudy men and
their famllle lulu the precinct of act
ual want through enforced hlliuiem If a
general alrlkn I ordered and idwyed,
but It may place loyal American in a
Mwlllon whero tin y may Ini regarded
a encinlea to their own guvernmenl.
Nor am theau tho worat feature, and
they am bad enough, of an !ll-adv!uil
alrlkn, In our opinion thu worat thing
that would reault would Imi the crippling
If not the complete dlaorgarilation of
every union participating. Wo aay, In
our opinion, that would be tho moat de
plorable feature of a general atrlke, for
our government la atrong enough to
tako euro of line If, whllo the laborer or
a mechanic without a union I auro to
Im at tho mercy of unNcrupulou capl
tallnl, and omployor,
Thla I not thu time for men without
a well-founded grievance to leave their
employment, Nearly all hruncheaof
bimlricH aro being run at a Iomh, but If
the are forced to auapend for want of
men to do the work It I certainly very
doubtful whether they will bo in any
hurry to reaume when the atrlko I de
clared ofT. To bo Ncmdhlo, how will
your Injuring tho hualnea of your em
ployer benefit tho l'ullman atrlkor?
Thipk for youraelve and ad vine your
leader aa to your opinion,
A8 TO CHALK MARKS,
Mr, II. 3. Taylor who ha been fur
nlahing llluatratlon for thla paper I
charged with having Infringed tho
patent of Hoke Kmllh Chalk Date Co.,
by manufacturing and ualng chalk
plat), Tho charge of tho tyurUlr
Jkmld that Mr. Taylor had left for
part unknown I not true, a wo In
formed tho repreaentatlve of tho Hoke
Hmlth Co. that Mr Taylor wa in Kan
ana City walling upon a lck wife, Juat
why Mr. Taylor ahou'd dealro U dee
from Omaha tho pajer doe notataUi,
and wo do not pretend to know a wo
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nave never unuorauiod mo iiiinngo-
meet of a patent Mubjcctcd a man ti
anything hut 'damage. Until Mr.
Taylor aettlcahi difference with the
compuny we ahull not accept any of hi
work a wo will not knowingly X
any man In a violation of a law of our
country, HurcafN r, Mr, Nendick, of
Chicago, will furnlah llluatratlon for
TifK Amkuii;an, and while wo regret
tonee Mr, Taylor Involved In trouble,
wo aball tndeavor U keep our own in
Uircata out of civil or criminal court.
j'HK board of education did what wa
right when It allowed Ml Crowley an
opportunity to hunt a ooaitlon
teacher in omo other locality, and yet
wo underatand the memtmra aro being
beaet by her friend who Inalat that
bo bo ro Inatatod. Do not her friend
know that there wero more than adoen
I'roU tant teacher dlmlcd at the
aametlmo who wero her equal in every
way? Juat why certain I'roteatant go
wild over tho dlamUaal of one Itornan
Cathollo ti-acher, and Ignore tho dl-
mlaaal iA U-n tlmea a many I'riHoatant
I beyond our (jomprebenaion. Again
wo my, tho board did a wiao thing In
not re-electing Ml Crowley. Hchool
that aro not good enough to educate
J toman Cathollo children In aro too
good to turn over U Iloman Catholic
teaiher,
C'KHTAIN ahort-algbted or totally
blind MKsular paper profe to find
much Ui commend In tho paatoral letU r
Arcbblahop Kcehan, of Chicago, ad-
dreawd Ut hi clergy laat week, and
aaaert that 1'roleatant mlniater could
follow hi advhM with good effect, Thi
I not o. I'rtetant aro not diaturb-
Ing tho ix-aco or deatroylng pr0irty,
and thoao Home-ruled d all lea are aware
iA that, Moro, they know that Feehan
wmld aay one thing for publication and
another for tho government of hi fol
lower and not endanger In the leaat
hi cbanee of alvatlon. It U the doc
trine of tho Jeault that tho end Juatl-
fle tho mean, and the church I al
way figuring to Imi on both aide of
every queatlon.
IT IH tated that when tho governor
ordered tho Hibernian Hiflc-a portion
of tho National Guard of Illlnolto
turn out and help preserve tho peaco
laat week, that that jxirtlon of Undo
Ham' army refuaed tnoliey tho order.
Huch action, together with that of tho
Kmrnett Hide of Jackaon, Ml:hlgan,
who oaed reaolution denouncing tho
governor for calling out tho troop July
3rd, how uito plainly that Rome
favor tho trlko.
Mft. W. J. II. Tkavnok, uprcmo
president of tho American I'roUsctlve
Aanociation. ha an able article in tho
July N'rrlh AwrtrMn JUvkw, In reply
to Mr. Latbrop In ft former )iwi or tno
Ibrljin. Tho article of i'rcaldcnt
Trayuor la well worth reading.
THE POPE IN POLITICS
Wllr Sim Uriur on Hntna'j
InntiPtira In America..
Am I Hut mini and I nllimlanllr liathrr.
In In ( Vnlial Nnli 1111, ( lihaire,
I mh r tnilci f Ihf A. i At
(Vnlral Mnalu hall waacruwdid Hun-
day aflei niam, July lt, by the member
and friend uf thu American I'mlcllvn
AaaiM'lallou, who aniM'tulili'd to hear an
addreaa by I'roteaaor Walter Him, I,cu
Itlchardaon pi-ealdeut of iiiin of the Chi
cagu eouiK'lla of the A, I'. A, prealded
Mr. Him not having arrived, Mr,
m J, Itlchardaon 0h-iiciI tho mm llng,
a follow:
I, ail lea, gentlemen and friend: Tim
oecaaion of till meeting I not of our
own making, The rcuaon why we
meet and why wo gather In auch largo
hodlc on audi a (lay you will have ex
plnlned to your aallafactlon I trim! thla
afternoon, after the arrival of our
a'uker, I'rofeaaor WulUtr Hliu. (Ap-
pluilae).
I received a telegram from htm dated
1 tattle Creek, Mich., you know there
are only two thin;: now: tuxo and
atrlke which read a follow;
'ilATTl,K CltKKK, Ml II, Meet mo
at Michigan Central train at 'I o'clock.'
Now, there ha been a later telegram
received from him, and ho will he here
in few moment.
I think It wine to open thi meeting
In tho tmuul way of 0crilng an Ameri
can meeting by rlalng and alnging,
"America." Appluuito.j Look lug to
ward tho organ to algnut the orgunlat :
Tho American Hug accnin to hide thu
organ yea, and wo will have that Hag
hiding tho vie of many other thing
before tho end of another your. Thoao
who cannot Ing "My country 'tl of
thee" might uao tho word "My adopted
country, thee." "America" waa here
ung with ft will.
M; frlcnila, thi la tho Kabbath and I
think wo had bettor ojxtn thi meeting
with prayer. You know our forefath
er ald: "Hotter tho day better tho
deed."
I'rof, Kim hero entered and wa re
ceived with enthuafaatlcapplauao, Hev,
Or. Cox wa Introduced and opened the
meeting with prayer, after which Mr,
Itichm-daon introduced I'rof, Him, u
follow;
Now, friend, a I at a ted, thi meet
ing and other meeting of like nature
held throughout thi country, are not
of our own making. Tho institution,
under whoau auaplcc thi meeting I
given, and which I forced to adopt thi
way of Inviting tho piioplo to bo pro
ent, ha oound Haelf pother under the
name of tno American 1'rotoclivo A
aoclation (Applauav), Wo aro uhuacd
by an unfair pren, a a rule, the great
dully papers of thi country, which
form and mould public opinion, are al
moatufraid to aay a word in fiivor of an
inatltution that eck to prcwrve thi
country inviolate a long a the tar
and atripe abali wave. We lillevo
that every free man of every clime hu
a right In thi country If ho I boneat
and mean to Ut a good, true, loyal
American cltlwtn. We alo believe
that ft man In order t be a good Amer-
can citizen cannot owe am-giance to
any foreign potentate, king or power,
Applauaej,
Wo find no fault with tho manner In
which ho worablp, but wo do not pro
poe to allow any man or nt of men
through any ytm of religion to In
terfere with our American inatltu
tion, and eapuclally with tho public
achool. Iu4 applauaej. We believe
that tho public achoo! of Mncidn,
Waahlngton and ail tho great men of
thi country I a chool good enmigh
for tho children of any man in thi
country. lApplaune.J Our enemy find
fault with the public chool, but wo
propone that they ball keep band off
for ail time, (Applauao, A voice,
"Amen, "J I havo sometime thought
that it would bu tho proper thing for
the people who think our educational
loNtltutlon aro not what they ahouM
lie, to kindly migrate to Hpaln, whero
tho Itornan Catholic have done all tho
educating for many year, Applauaej,
We only need to go to Now Mexico and
Old Mexico Ui find tho reault of tho
education of that church. Wo do not
wantapyof that education In Illlnol,
Applauac. I believe it I a near to
heaven from IhmUm a It I from Chi
cago, luaughtorj, row, frienoa, i on
not think It neccaaary for mo to go Into
diculon of the principle that gov
ern our aaociatlon. We are a 'x;lcty
without a necret, Tho newapaper talk
lavily of u, that I thoao who are
owned and control M by prleat, other
tell tho truth, yet we propoao to have
moro truth told hero to-day on the
platform and to tell tho truth and noth
ing but the truth, that I all, (Ap
plauncj. And now, ladle and gentlemen, 1
tako great plcaaure In Introducing to
you ft man whom wo think I tho great
eat exponent of American principle
on thi aubjet In thi country; a man
that ha been a democrat, but ho I not
working at It now, Laughter. I take
great pleaaure In introducing to you
I'rofewior Walter 81m.
I'rofeaaor Him wa reculved with up
rouriou app!aue,and poke a follow ;
Mr. Chairman, ladle and gentlemen;
The chairman ba ttatcd that ho ha
glial pleanure In inlrmlui leg Inn, IK
baa aal, l,i,tig a'aml the gr al plea
me thai lia In nnw (leg witli ju.i in
ltil, llm im li,'ni) ui ll,ii el
'I bli afl iiiui, ii ) 'ii a da) whit I, a
liileii,,,l fr 1 1,,, ri.t blch hitlne
'i'iil,lilice ,a . .(,,,,! H, ilt
weary, i ammt be mnf i appmpi lately
or puilllalily in'i'Uplid than It l at the
pf'taelil iiiiilnelit In Hit bmiae, where
i gHlber Ut iiak lli'u Iheati auhjm U
which aro of ueh grenl lull n t to ua,
and which ao greatly concern our fu
lure, and hen we meet In lllm-lia
thiiae aulijecl In an American manner,
and act In an American manner, and
urlng our American Intelligence to
tautr, and a good Auierlcan eltletii
render our verdict, tho verdict of pub'
lie npliiluii! and a wo render uur ver
dict and that verdict find wltnea from
the eaat and thu weal, and thu north
and tho aouth, Il may perchance give
ua an opportunity of warding off what
at thu pre nciit 1 1 urn appear to Imi llm
coming calamity, (Applauae.)
We havo a nation, grand and mug
nlflcent, unique, virtually, fur theru la
not another like It, and none that ha
been Hatched by tho atateatneii of the
old world with keener eye, and none
before which tyrant have trembled,
and tho crown of klnga have mated un
comfortably; a nation rcproaonled by a
(tag that ha waved In the ruldat of
battle for our llhurllc for a period of
over one hundred year, and which ha
lawn tho emblem of tho grnndeat and
moat mag nlflcent Kiicccaac that tho
human family bncver witni-aaed in re
lation to corporate, collecllve, nodal
and governmental Inatltution. Hut
the celebrated hlatorlan, Macaubty,
nrophcelcd with grcnt force an it In
dent of hlalory, that thi nation In tho
latter part of tho Nineteenth or tho be
ginning of tho Twentieth century would
come to It crucial teat. Ho wo are
coming to our crucial teat, we are com
ing to tho timo when It will bo demon
at rated whether ft conatitutloual form
of government audi a wo toaaea will
and can endure In tho mldt of the
greaUiat trial. It 1 evident today that
there 1 aornethlng wrong In our coun
try; that a power which I weakening
our government I abroad - The wheel
of commerce havo tagnated, our rail
way ayatem aro tied up, men cannot go
here and there a they deal re, com
fortably and aftfo and all thla, my
frlenda, come becaiiae, I preaume I waa
a democrat and voted with the demo
cratic party at the lait general elec
tion, (Laughter,) Now I am not ap ak
Ing In thla manner to offend the demo
crate here thi afternoon, bccau I be
lieve the good democrat, like layaclf,
acted In good faith; you did not under
atand, a you all do now, a we all do
now, tho al Illation, and henco wo be
lieved that the democratic party with
(Jrover Cleveland wa going to lend ua
into tho land of I'uradlac, (Lnughter,)
W are in the land at the preaent time,
and we have not much like or it,
(Laughter )
you will aik why it fa that audi a
condition of affair cxiat a it do eit
in thi country, grid you will uk, and
rightly, i the only party to blame the
democratic party' My friend, I will
anwer you "No," both tho old partie
have been to a certain extent dominated
by a foreign influence, and It I that
foreign Influence that we havo come to
gether to d ieua not tho religion
part of tho inatltution, bocauae we are
American citizen and wo give tho
right of religion liberty to every re
ligion organization in the nation, The
f toman Catholic church ba the ame
right to exerclaolt devotional aervice
and Instruct It jople a any other, o
long ft It doc not intruct thoao people
In treanon, and conapire politically
agalnat our government and our Inatl
tution, (Applauae.) Hut my friend,
the entrance of the church Into politie
I un-American, becaoae our eoHatitu
tloti jr(x;lalm the fact that congrea
hatl make no law relative to the c
tabllahment of religion. You ure well
aware of tho fa ;t that If tho Method lata
ruled In congrea a n organization
they would naturally lie Inclined to
mak law that would uphold Method
lam, bceanao wo ludieve tho Methodlat
I boneat in hi Ndief, that the route of
tho Methodlat church I everal mile
hort!r and nearer to Heaven than
other, If the HptlU had an organ
ization that entered politic, or tho
I'reahyterian, they would do tho rno
thing; but our inatltution known a
I 'rot tant lntitution, though nc
arlly l'rolelant, do not Include re
ligion, for we maintain tho im i that
I Voteatttntlarn I a living principle of
Amerlcanlam, and that without I'ro
leatantiam no man can ho ft good Amer
ican citizen. (Applauae.) Therefore I
will tell you that a man may be a JVo
teatunt, who 1 not a religion man.
Now jxtrbaji you do not exactly gather
my meaning, I will try to rnako it
clear by aaylng thi; Kvery time you
vote, you are a J'rotetant, and wo are
preparing to rnako thi fail one of the
grandeat prot-,at thi nation ever made,
(Applause.)
I am to havo a chance with ail other
good democrat to p''"tent agalnat tho
preaent adrninltrtlon, which ha been
run In the InUsreat, virtually, of the
Kornan Catholic political church, (Ap
plauae.) Now, in remarking that a I'rotontant
1 not neceanarlly an American citizen,
and an American citizen not noccaaar
l)y ft I'rolcatant, we ruut como to our
primfai lui iv aUlciiii i I of In-n would
lx hnlMeg fur lb k'lM el IHIn'lil of Jl'lir
jiiitgiuehl.
In llm n plain we ilea He In ealnlx
linh llui aft, i iiKnii the fn t Idat I he
aim In Aiiieilcan aitllli ilaliii llm
rlghl In ciiulml llm fiaiu hUe of the
Itiuuau Calhulli' cplu In Aim i li I
prupiHN) to pi-oto Ihl In you oul uf hi
own iiii'iilh, Wo are (old that the holy
father haa nothing luilu with pdltlct
at all by amue, hut arc told that by
the lay iiicmhei uf tho i hun h, Now,
while I havo thu grcAteat regard for
the Hum 'i Catholic, aa hfl follow In
tho lino n, hi Ulih, and I iiiimt nay, a
certain amount of admiration for him,
laH-auao ho I o true and o abiding to
that felt yi I, nevertheleaa, I liiuat ul
Jeet when he any ho I a free man po
litically. Mo alale tlil, hlmaelf, but
ho know nothing about It no moro
ha he to aay regarding hi liberty
than tho ten Ihouaaml aheep on tho
hill of thi country who are led by
their Mhcphcrd, Tho Human Cathollo
lay until I directed and controlled by
tho hierarchy, aid tho Homan Cathollo
Inatltution ha been, and alway will no
a foreign Inatllutlon. hocuune In every
way It I entirely foreign to our Inatl
tution. (Applauae.)
Thu wliolo Homan Catholic church
I moved by a button which I preaaed
-In Home, Thu pope prene the button
and tho curdlnul aro moved; tho card
inal prca their button and tho bishop
are moved, and o with thu prluat, who
move tho people; but the people havo
no button - their In simply to obey,
They aro like hecp, and I Nitppoao that
I why wind 1 o cheap. Laughter. I
muatglve you evidence to provo tho
blind olaullence demanded in tho Ho
man Catholic church. We havo aorno
eminent men of tho Homan Catholic
faith, who havo okcn of thi matter,
Horo 1 ft reaponnibiu witnoa, Cardinal
Manning, HI utterance can't bo
denied. Tho word of a priont can lie
denied hecauao ho 1 not In the church
proper. Ho only give order to tho
nhcep, Tho bishop aro tho lowest
official of tho church. Hut thi doc
not destroy tho organization. It I one
of tho moat perfect organization In
America, Macau lay ayt It iiollcy I
the most perfect In tho world. After
centurlc it ha perfected ft machinery
that control and deceive tho, people,
Cardinal Manning ailu it wa tho
duty to obey tho civil law ao long a It
doe not oppono faith, Ho laid that
dootrlno before the Hrltlsh public, for
tho British havo had to fight tho fight
which we aro now making, They bad
to fight for their Magna Charta a wo
are now buttling for our conatltution.
Cardinal Mannlntr uaed the word I
have quoted in Jtinuhoc'n Mmjazim of
December, )HHH, He indorsed a book
written by a father Bhopo, In thla
book are these word; 'The civil law
are binding upon the conacli-neeonly ho
long a they are conformable to the
principle of the true church,'
Now, hero i a blow at o ir civil law.
Hero U one of thecauaenof tho anarchy
that I beginning to app -ar throughout
our land tod y, The American jcopIe
have received an inheritance conform
able to tho law that have been passed
down ton-a constitution that govern
by tho people and for thep ;oplo. Juat
0oonatho people begin to believe
that tho law are not binding on tho
conscience, o long aa they do not agree
with ft certain 'eoclela, justao soon will
our constitution be undermined, Car
dlnal Manning reported to Oladton
that tho Hritiah citizen must learn hi
duty In Itomo I have voted for Orover
Cleveland and ho ha been asking at
Itorno what tho dutleaof American ub
Jeet are, Loud applauae,) And we
are today proteating becaune we believe
In roe America, We can know our
duties, and wo do know what tho dutlea
of American citizen aro without going
Ut Homo to learn 'tbem, Yon are not
fating exhortod today to rlot: I do not
wish to aay one word to arouse angry
feeling, but I declare aolemnly, In the
preaenco of the God who gave u ii berty,
that we aro pledged to aland by our
conatltution by every peaceful method,
but If It ahould be neceaaary for u to
give up our liberty or our llye, our
live will go out, Ioud and continued
applause,
Cardinal Mann'ng said another per
tinent thing ft very pertinent thing
when It I applied to American politic.
Ho ald that a contract to which Homo
I not a party, made by a Homan Cath
olic, is not binding, We have been
electing Homun Catholic to tho moat
Imoortant office In our government.
We have truated them because dltrut
I not one of our Amnrlmn principle.
Hut when we discover that tho prornlHO
which congressman make to hi con
tituent 1 not binding nnles ratified
by Home when wo learn that In the
event of ft conflict of duties ho must
obey Homo, then It I time to conwider
if thi trust J to be continued,
Tho obligation of auch ft man ralo
ft very aoriou consideration. Von have
heard ft good deal of tho A. I', A'; If.
ha been stated that our obligation I
U boycott Catholic, A a member of
that organization I know of no uch ob
ligation, Applause Hut one obliga
tion aucnsd to your heart and acred
to mine I tho duty of every free Amer
ican citizen to Nocrlflce hi own selfish
ambition and gain in order to atand
for the common good and for the con
atltution of tho United Htute, There
fore I would way to ail truo American