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About The American. (Omaha, Nebraska) 1891-1899 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1894)
4 T H IE AM BRIG AN THE AMERICAN ' l)i H M A.hll I HI ( ji flltlt Mhl IH 111 01 1 It I I lilt) HnHt4 Itrrl. HUH ltll'1 Ittfl Ml M lHl.liiili'tt lt VfSf jit Mi nil. llin M.ttili M1I iiiitiitii i n i mitt mir mil UI H MtM II 1U IHI ", l"ley ll ft, " I i, i. i I no Him In i n tli in rliil ""t wily Iuh full mmiiiff, aihI rlt iiif mi, m ....t...l.fc 1,1,1,'t Mi lull li ilmfl, riHMnr Hwi,lfl,' iiiuMy tmivt imi'lM Ui Ahahiiaa I'lUllKHimi I ,,ir f."- - AUVMIIIAIMI MAIM I'ft (nih'lll''l Hi" l ' lillllltll " I III, ll f llllllllll i " jtirjil' M tllllMlll 11 II III' lie I" ' llllllllll ....... . I' n Hi. Ili a lia r llllllllll i. , I... I, . 1 . ..lui. ti 2 HI Unix . . 4 in III Ml u Mi (Villi llrnillnA inillri' h ri'lil t lln, !, fin li liikorllmi. ("if hi'UI Ml" fnf lnf Ailillliiin'liK AHIi'l.i III AltlrA I'l H- in Mi mi in., AiUi'HInIii; I ''im t int . mf'Tii Amahica in tii rutur-ma or am Caniiichi' iihiihaTii Uhiiaa or Nos PhIiiiiiI,!! A mmcii'AW advertiser, Tint ntllecr mill tho bible of tho church are In "retreat" thcuo day Tim nfllcliil act of llmnl mill Umbel ho a tolal subserviency to Ibmewftter, MaVuii lli'inlii In building hi fence fur thii governorship out of very jor thiilier. . Tlir, AMttKiOA!" t'ftfi bo obtained of nil wliulital nnwAdealur. Auk your dealer (o IhuhIIii It, Wis would nwiMK'lfully null tho atten linn of tho Hoard of Klro mid I'olleo eommlAsloner to tlm fact that thero are nil 1 1 several J'rolU'tuiitii on tlm o Hon foiitelii thin city, 'J'KK A, ), M, mmmn to ti nmkliiK jrclnl p I'jmi'iitlonii for rrtilrtjgr thnm- im'Ivim, ThU ordir Inami1 branch of th I(oiiiiiii di until, ytt that body ny It U only a n Helmut Unly Kl(('iH!(.uni! No, 3, W, A, 1'. A , hml a vrry rJoyalilti (!-n lf at 1 1 unit rum I'ark IhkI WndfHinday overyliiMly who f'irtiir itt noii(fli to m lliwru rlrt,d a thfiroiiKhly wkmI tlino, TllK Mhmim'IiuimiIU lntfUlMtiiro iamod a "iriional llburty" bill wbl;h fri a'''in to mmvisiit, momtnU'rlna, (iUi, fmk out for tlm namn oit of lejf Illation In Ne lliniihini in h;i,'i, Ia tlm Bilvlcii of an w.hnuHH, John VlUAK Inform u that Myor Jti inln told blm ICoiM'waUir had iromfM-d thtl nwfllon on tlm Iwurd of public; oi k lo Knink Kamr, and In order to k)i ltnt"Wl''r'a jiromlwi, llcmU (! lli,U'il Kwnjiar, Till lltilu Im fdunt lliu u to bow who U r' ttlly mayor of TIK dwflrlnwi of th J toman Catho'l'i i bun h arn an alwiird and a rfdlculouA a thy are lni!invn)nnl at tliii'. If a bluhon iiiiilHAil!ttrai-'HiiN dof wroinf CuUiii, I," In not imobi a jmriy an io --4 ny ry fUrth fai t -but U remove' l anotbur &Umm. Will aoinrt tln o)'c gUn of Ibn Itoman iburifb Kailmr John William, of Omaha, will do jilitAMi (lri':t u to thfl !t!on wbb'b denhm H'b bUhop thu rljfbt ta ab aolvn th fiftll, ulnful Utr and Intro din;" lli'iu Info th mi d )'' t ovrr whlth h" ba lNin(flv n authority'' A f'AI'XK iiubllfchi'd In fmdori, Knr lard imy th muni hilor trouble am "tb in uf nix of old lii." Tbl I only too trim, And tho old ln am tiwhlnifAof tlm lbman church, "iml H l rflit for mrvaiit to rob h) n tor If h (x'IIvha bl 'y I lnuf?i li-iit" that "tb (iroMrty of br'lb;-I'rot-"ilnf limy tmiumnU'6 or biirni d," and that tb "(idbita of lhi church ar fiiorn biridlfijf tbari tint luw of tlm alati," Huh doctrine ar bound t) jrodoi'i dinorih'ra In a r iibl!ciin form of yiiVorioiont, Jut a tt y havu pro dii'icd am crowwd with th tiara aomu of th iii i, vll, corrupt, lluf-ntiou, murd'TouA mcnaa poAtaud bUpb'-m-ouaI Kan) thi-rn tlm tltli of "vl ifci--.t of (Jod," Jon." Jia:i,At may "tulk llk a p triot," b it dona ht bHmva and teach what a patriot would IajIIcvu and U-w.h't Wi1 aioonly from tha llp outward, whlhi Udb.f In tlm dN,trln of tbo tor limn OiU.iiSi; church which h'tU w him lad-cp aU;d wmvlctlon, Implicitly rolled upon in th dcUtrmlnatbn of what U ri(jbt and what I wnmg. We wiil not be. o unjut a U ucmw Arch liUlnip fn htm of doubtinjif any mi of tb d-,i;trlr.rof fchi church, yot w can wt n ioncllutornfiof hcrdo;tr)niA with dr iiifemlA lumli uj,on ttfury citlxvn of UIa country by the Ihwa of thn nation. W I'umuX r. til bow a man can Ixi a paf.riotam a ,rwt I toman Catholic at thean.i tSmu, To illimtra's; Mike O'bh W..Jr Ut h'MMimt a cltlzon of tl, i;n!l d S,ttAsa, He gtx- b;for th couHmid fnhttutnnm all alliylano to bia urmr hing, print or jKntaU libit Ay that agreement la not bind- ,,) I, a ii. i i 'I b H Kttlii) b. Hi it that, b! I Inui h i'IaIika l),bit(blitj- II Mii t 'I' hi I, atliiiilii) II l ln"" tin I a l4ti lA'tiM H b in. i. Mint ' lft!a Ilk All li'l " .. M)rNIHthJY. AHI t'b I bi Aiiiiiirn I 'ttl-'M n Ailt!iii I li ft klii'lirf and ! yriiA lutf rai'lilli. tin m l no n anii b It i r hiiuM n ly i iiltivly iimi Ii fiiitiuu Iral hfi'H'tti It aIumiIi) li talii tin" infill ib'itin and Ibn of Ou jfri wl lly lit l'roll'lalllA III) ill! Itl'l U'lnDlJ, I'll! who iiln tin bt whin Ai'im hniiA du lln'lr duly and Aim that kiahI cli an Hum in pin 1 In imiiiliiHlli'ii. 1 In am valiiabhi ally, but tlm A. I', A, i wnuul imh i l u hold tbi'lr b li iiillili If It ad mlta bi II I'tiuiu ll du tain old lino il Ith Inn who nn now kniA kliia at It diAiiA, mill hu am Aci klnit admlAAlun fur tin1 mi!i and pipt'i'Aa purpiiAii of ad vaiii'lnif thulr own Intcn ta or llumu of tludr parly, TIiii aiH'lal.liui ha found ItHdvUnblii to droti from Ha roll uf iiii'iiilAihlp a numlN'r of men who worn partlwauA (lrt and AiiH'i li'iiiiA afturward, V h I In aoiiii of thu pollllclaiiA who want to iMt'onifl nii'inlHira of thn A, J', A, may homAlly Ia IIcvo In thu prlm l pin of that order and would rriakn val iiulilo iiu'IiiImu a, a fin id muny woild proAtltuUi tlm orihir to tholr own ag giiiiiillciiii'iit. and for that rt iiwu tlm pwvloua rword of evury iolltlobin lioiild bit tli(ii'(iiilily In vi-Mt.fif a tul m fori! hn I admitted If tlm InveAtlit- tlon abow blm to havit lieeii coimlHtont and Atral(ht forward hu ahoutd bu ad in It ted, but If ho hn Ixieti a trafllckor In voteA, Aiibwrvlent to the Aaloona and dlveA tin nhould hn kept oulAldm It Ia quality notipiantlty which tlm A, 1', A, Ahotild try Ui acqulru, f ME TWELFTH OF JULY, Tho anniml annlvcrAary colebratlon of the 12th of July imioiod off very pleamintly with tho in em her a of Amcf I can JiOyal Orantro lAxigo In Omaha, A Aoulal wa given at tho Isxign hall Ono of tho foaturea of thu evening waa an addrcA by Jtev llob't, L, Whenler, of Houth Omaha, after which mimic, rofroAhimmU and dancing worn in dulgud In, Thii 12th la celebrated hy Orango- men tho world over in commemoration of tho great victory for J'rok'Atimt principle and civil and rullgloii Jlb rty, Thn long Atrngglo through which thn nation of Kuropn had piwaed had ended in a victory for Idolatry and ii(M!rAtltlon In overy inAtancn except thatof (Jreat Ilrltaln, Wweden, Norway, Holland, part of Germany and Mwltir land, and even In thoni nation tho (a ilea ruing in tlm iiaianco until tlm batthi of tho Iloyno when William of Orangn and hi gallant follower (1v fcated aad "atUtrcd to tlm wind tlm jiernemHlntf IComan Catholic follower of the HtuartA, and madn I'rofiAtttnl freedom poAMlblu. Thl wa at a time when Jtomn wa plotting Ut Mtcurti back her old jiower and Inlluenc in tbon nation In which her armle had ia en rouUui, and tlm Dvrnta prucoding thn baltlii of tho Iloyno may well bo m culled! in Jreianrt, rroteAlant fnen, women and children wt,ro tortured Ui death, women outraged and their projrty d- Atroyed, Tho horror of thow day an never li fTaY! d and her peoplo ar yt paying In bitter kar. In Kcotland tho "bloody C'laver- hou"and other perecu(r bad rav Uhed IVoieAlant women and ymmg glrlA, bub:hered in cold blood men and boy a, and burned at tho atako men who dan d Ui preach tlm gospel, In Kngland "bloody hinry" had r veiled In perweutfon and mi bad tho king of tho hoiiAM of Mtuarl until 4!arcely a county in that fair country I without Ha long roll of martyred vlo tlm, The rhh and ioor, high and low, wero allko lmprloned, UirUiriii, hanged and burned for daring to read tho Jilhlii or ftAtxirt IVoUmtant vriii- iib'A! Much wa tho condition of thing thnmghmit Hritafn and tha hd iH persecution waA ven felt In tlm oloniei on thl idoof tho wabr, At tlm battlo of thn IJoyno tho tiir manbit wero defeated and their leader left their army without oven a word of advb and took refugu in a Kome-ruled nation, ThU vkUn-y gave now vigors tho I'rotoAfant nation who had Irm miccKAfiil in their atruggle for civil and religion liberty and wa tho oe alon of great rejoicing, When tho now of tho defeat of tho itoman Catholic houno of Htunrt and tho a'ceAAlon Ui tho throno if Kngland of William and iMary rea!hod tho olonle, tho Joy of tho colnnlt wa unbounded, Agreatfeat wa held In tho "town bouAy" In Koatori and a week wiia given up to general rejoicing, Tho memory of thl grand event In lha hltory of l'rotetantim I per jrtjtuatcd by Orangemen tho world ovor, and every I 'rote tan t ahould heartily oln them, THE TRIENNIAL COUNCIL. On tho i'th of tho prewnt wiimlh tho Triennial Council of tho Orango Order of tho World will conveno In mdon, Kngland, It will tAiwmpoed of aomo of the moat roprewmtatfvo member of tho Orango Order and their deliberation are Ixdng looked orward to with conldorftblo ntoret. Many ImportAiitoueAtlon afTe;tlng thogeo- raf wolfara of Orangemen throughout II I lUll I I'l fl Will lull, Up III ilpnt. Aiiti.i'tf tlimi lit Kiil H n I I ll,i in id r In Hi" I'liMi'd M'i Mini l. iiii m 'tnl'l l Ib't, l . 'I IiiiiiiaA IiiiiuIa, llf Si" Yoik ' H)i alio fur Iiiai. y i Al nun id III" fill' lliiwt I dlli Alni uf ,Ni hi ka, bill who I a i it pAntur of iuih uf llin Ii Ailli'if I 'oi g n kaIIhiiaI I'Iiiiii In a In thai iii. i M ': I W I II, 'I i a) i, in uf I 1 1 ui t. AH, I Will I 'lA'ke, uf ( lib Attn, rii aUi ailmlig Hie II pli'' liltli'A, Ia ndle a hiiini:r of iilbi r uf 1'ipially blifb i Iiaia, ler wliiioe naiui'A we ilu nut until. It Aiiftii'li nt hi my Ibal with mull llutb'lUI the lhlinU uf II, it luitlili il lu (he I'lilbil Hlali t Will Imi well Ukeii rare of. I'athhk Mriii .sr. I'ffKNiir.iniAaT, ii mhmI n of Mayor Carbr IIaitUiui, of ( bb'Agu, wa duly hanged IhaI I'l l- day, July I I, In Aplteuf all the i (fm (a nimbi by the Ibunnn Caibolli' church In J Vii lillll III plinlAbllil'Ill iN'fltfei) the erlnm. IS THIS YOU? Quite ft iiiMiifH-r of aiiliMciilii ra liavc In t it tiiidiii Till', Am !',! CAN fornix tnoiitliaor ayt-ar wlio Ji;ivc never jiaid n tt itt on tin ir aiilisriijiliotia, Tlity cannot claim tlicy wt tt not notificil of tlicir in(l(llilnc, for wc have acnt each one several hill, hut for icartoin hist known to them- nelvtft they have never patrl any attention to our tntcineiit. Vrc can ill-affonl to lowe fioixt today, hut we have eoneluiUd, naturally, that f,5'x)inen do not Intend to jay for the jajcrKoiii"; to their nddreaxea, and nhall dis continue endinj a lare tiumher after thin week. JCvery man whoowenua: $i.( and defu're thejajier to continue to come to hi add re miit jay lip at once. We cannot, in thee time, extend credit indiscrimin ately. If there wa only one man in tin city, wc would he jleaed to continue sending the jajier to him, hut we cannot carry 700 men for a year in every city in which wcdohuine. Are yon an American or are you an aitant to Kome, hy re fusing or nctflcctintf to jay your uhcrijitiou to your jatriotic ajier? mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm t'hnm U in th Can, I'rof, Him f idling tn tutvtmU: of tho A, 1', A, dA!irlno wmo very re markable Alorle l )lluAtrat4 bb lure, In a b eturo a day or two ago in Cbicngo bo aafd among other thing tbat 1 ov, reck" of wieon)n "iimi-.m) tie atoto lrA Ui attend tho laying 0 a mmwr Uim of a (;tholle ehnreb, in which wa dioAiM a writing tilling bow law XIII, relirned a, h lirtwr Cleveland wa preAldent," TMpeaker alMald that tho troop did not carry tho I'nftod Mtat flg on that ix-A mUm, and that i proibly tho only truthful oart of tho atUment, They did not rurry tho fUg on aueb an oc axlon le caiiAo thoro wero nollher irimtm nor flag thoro, Milwaukee Jmitwd, July 3, Mil, Tho slov i a Aamplo tif tbo uual travcAty npon truth bown by tbo aver ago newApaper controlled by tho fear if tho paplt lioyeid-t, Th truth la, and It I AUeeptlb,' of proof by thou and tti citlen of Milwaukee, that at tbo laying of tbo vnrmr Um of tbo JcAiit church on Orand avenue called (aii" atut a year ago tbre wwi panic of tho WlwmAln .atlmal (Juard lompoeed of palA, v),., tbo Hberldan finardA, tho Chapman (Juard, and tbo KoAofmiko fiuard, marched in tbo pro cennion along with tho other military "iil!larleA of tbo ebureb," tbo lf)lor' niaiA, KireAr and Cathode Knight, 'd gavo Major (bnerai Katr tho highoAt mllltor fionora, Again, at tbo laying of tbo wmw-f nUnin itt Hi, J-pb' hiircb on tho Hmiih Hide, wmmonly ailed "Katber Kalrbank' church," (t year ago, tb Koeiukko Cuard marched in tbo proee)on with tho amo kind ifaerowd and again gavo MaJoMJeneral i'ttiwr tbo hlghet mill tar honor, On both ceabmA tbo militia carried no American flag, Whether thia wm done by tho ux pre orimplb"! order uf Covernor I'eek I wholly bnmab'rial Ho certainly wa awaro of tho fwl and h baa never o ire'd, ao far a beard from, anydf' Aatlfaellon, Tho am influence which esoaed ueh an oithibitfon of alavlvh o!MslanM Ut tho pajial power alo cauwrd tho lay ing of tho corner Unw ut our cwtly it hall to im done in a manner Um fliwimm than a farmer would build a plgaty, Until tbo pplt 1yMt got in it work It w tbo eutm In thl country Ut have ueh public moiiiniu itUi ddi!aM with pnifittf wtremonle par ticipated in by tbo military and civic Aoefetle, Maon,Odd bellow, Knight afi'ylMa and tbo like, Hut tho fiat gone forth from tho Vatican, that tho Msonand kindred ,e(etc whleh will not put a prlt at their head hall g'idown and our civic authoritle uw tho head In rwx;k preident)a) Aiibmi ion,. How rg? lluw long'" Wlmmnin I'utrH, LET AMERICANS AWAKE WUD falll MJI t V ANI ASK Vol) I IIII NHS TO Itf Ah, 'rt,ni I in hi uf Mm l ANiniiliiiinl la I he (mini II ui inn nf (he I nihil Mbt, "No Mlaln Aball anv la ri'i U lug an 1'AiaiiilAiiiin nt hi ti IllI'm, or prohlbllliig Ibn Irene err bi llii'Miif, in imo lu I'li'ix i t or 1 ii.illl, or any iiiniin (Alien n in ami Mm, nr auiliori.u eiiiu Ui li iiAtui, tor Um iiiiriAo of foiinillng maintaining nr aiding fiy apprupi IhIIoii I'liHiii iii fur iMTvlif, imiiim'a, or otli erwUe, any chureb religion ileiiumlua nun or reiiiiou tun ii'ty, or any Inmi tiitlon, AiA'b ly or iindertakliig, which I wholly, or In part, under iwfarlan or iw'nicianlleai control," A 10 you an American cltleii, either by nativity or naturallalloiiV Hoyou ilenli'o tho i"rM'tuilon of your prcAcnt lltAirtbiA and bhiAAlng ma guaranuwd hy Ihoi'onAtltutlonof tho I'nltcd Hlabt If ao your attention I rcpetfully df recUd b tlm following atatement of fiuU: Our glorlou Ib'publlc ) endangered by hrelgn Influence and doctrine, no tably Anuri'hUm, machluatlonA of tho I (oman Catholic Church and tliecomte '(iient Impurity of tbo ballot. All truly loyal American cltlt n munt awako to thoaltuatlon at ouco or Aom Ixicom pelled Ut Aiirrendor their aacred right and IfbcrtlcA, Anarchy haa no aympathy with tho American and It mut i(eruhed a tho venomoua reptile that It I Tho vital Importancoof a pure ballot i plain to all men and rculre no argument, but tho A.ibtlo working of tho Itoman Catholic Church Ui deatroy our public nebool and U;ar down our government I not generally underUAAl by tb ma-M-Aof tho (A!Opl, While all may rmli'Mt thoro I a potmlblo danger in tho dim futnro, they aei U havo no urn- option of tho immediate danger that wnffont them, Jrt It )m dltintlr underaUA that thl warning I not I ue4 agalnat tbo lUmmn Catholic church a a rellglou organization, or every ono in thla grand country haa an uno,ueAtionablo right Ut hi religion and political MM, Uil it 1 to combat tho nu.ii:n:nm of AWlf rellgioua w;t with tho affair of Atato, Tho lUimun Catholic Church i tho only ai et of our many religion deno. ination that la making any attempt to obtain uch wntrol, A ro von awaro of tho extent to which they have wwA od In their e!rot plan, while tho true American ar sleeping; in fancied e- curity Tho follower of iUmmnUm number Umt twenty-fivo jA-r cent, of tho pop- pulatiofi of Hi, fvojf and hold aVoit an InvcAtlgatlon our city office ninety jier w.nt, iA tho public office. and plico and fire department wll) ahow what els of citl.u have pa:ked tho prlmarie and db;'ated tho nomina tion, 1 it working upon American prineb pb-a to permit twenty-fivo per cent, Ui govern seventy-five per cent, of tbo people, when it l notorloualy tru that thi minority are working inimical to tbo interoAts f tho majority' Tho only (nUilllgent anawor Ut thi f NO, However, such I tho ;ndltlon of thing that txUUt in thi a wll other eitie over our fair Columbia- Why do tho nmnU'.n of tho church seek offieaj no H.ruiU;iilly'' 1 Uwim they are (ntri;t!d Ut do o, f) Why aro theyno Jntmctedv tUmmm tbo J'opo looking Umrd thi country a tho future homo of tho church, and hou!d their plan ixt aurrU'A out, cnuren an aismi wiil ut oncer ono head, 1 It not better for truo Amerl can toay "Wo'," Iban Utokecbanc- of bowing Ui tho dictate 1A a foreigner In our political and religion belief, or having one of tho rmt bloody war tho world ha ever asen7 IA;k at their effort to control legl latlon In many wayi fk at their ef fort to ruin tho bulwark of our int tulion, the public achool! f'iibly.you may not bel:vo they are Aeeklng tho downfall of our achool, I;t u piint out one phe of danger, Jtome d!:lare our ehool godb-A, but a bo cannot detroy them by tUiutk lug them from without, she trie other method. Mho I putting out protect ant teacher where bo ha tho pwer ho I working on tho fear of the proteataut weakling on our school eom mliUuM, and putting In her own child ren a teacher, Why prayr If tbeo m'Mool aro gdle and Impure, why thou!! tbo seek to form her daughter InUi ich dangerous plw,' Why ho'iid bo roh twenty-two proU-ttant bacher In Troy, S. Y,, only a abort time ago, 0 their plaies, and put in twenty-two of her own kind' Hut Ui 1'Aimn Ui Mlnrl, Tho bold outrage of Troy will not Ut related heronot In preciely tho ano way, Hut Home I working alhown by tbo fact d SU.n.r-('i;n, Hrady, deliver, ing tho opening Afirm at tbo laying tho corner-ttone of tbo public Hchal Library in tho city of Ht, I;ula, and the naming of public aebooltafW noted lUiinun CatholiiA, principally the HhUdd and Maruett, and dropping tbo nam of Wahlogton; and in all twnand village whom Homo ha a fcthold he 1 forcing ujj u f:ay;her who hv bi.'n taught in their infancy II Al I'tuli Unt Ai bi ll III Ai.il Hint Ilu' piibllc hiAi! am t'i.li Nit Imi It um lii aaI, 7 It hut l i'f y Ihiilher I' Ii nl, i ' Our i hixil are gudli t l aune their bibb' I lint laugh! Km 10, We bad a bllilw In Urn rlu,l, but It wa reiiiuii'il tlinmyli i, (1 inn 11 I i (In Ir wUbi, N'uw, tin ) II, iy i l up H,.i I.haI "0,i.ii At hiAi!'" Ib-biw find ij lotalbuiA a to l bu 1 latin of tbo limtiaiil! over tabi w(TaIi and tho lalue of their nalh of alleglaiiee to tblt gilVenillielil, Hev, J, lhiii, of Ht, ,lnw',i, Mil tayAi "That thn AAi fAiiu nt are bi bo refiiMui to Catli'illi'A mi win 1 hy of tl tin me, ho in tho id mat Ion of the children patrotiia tho public tchiil Judge of Faith, liage fil'i. lb V, I', J, Htltet of Al'ou, III., tay "Tbo public hool are Aemlnarle of Infidelity, and a tiuh moAt fruitful AourceA of Immorality, Cbrlatlan HcIiiniIa, page 1 01, "l't thn public Achool AyAUrm go in where it came from - tho Devil," free man' Journal, "1 frankly confeA that tho Cat hoi I Ataud bi fori) thl connlrv a tho ene- mle of tho tmbllc achool," Father I'belan .f Mt, I.011I, "The public Achool aro nurseries of vim, They aro godlc a hool a, and tho! who srnd their children to them cannot exiiect tho mercy of Cod," I'rleAt Walker I'Wri'tmmttH 1, ' Ibmian Catholic aro wmmandeJ Ut political activity by tho 'vm himaelf Hope a;o XIII, in hi encyclics! letter, Novemler, say: "All Catholic; miiAt mako Ihemtelves fdt ao a;tlvo element In dally political life in tho countries where they live. They mutt penetrate whenever ponAiblo in the tvl minlAtration of civil affair,' " i'lummmoH iv. A llornan Catholic mift not only oimy, but wiust olAiy right or wrong Mgr. I'rtmUm, on tho witnoa stand re cently, In 11 court In JTew York, when skcd if lUimun Catholic must oley their Whop, whtAhur right or wrong, tald, "Vc," Tho (owntlon wa n-piMUA and ho again answered ''They mwt olmy, right or wrong'." VtUtt'OHmitM V, l.eo XIII, In his encyclical of Janu ary loth, J Aay; "It Is imp4nii Indeed to break tbo laws of Jesus Chrlt tor tho pnrpoAO of olmy'ing thn magitrati, or Ut tragre tho laws of th church under tbo pn-Mxt of o:y Ing tho civil law;" and "Jf the law aro boatiio Ut tho dutlss Impoted hy relig Um, or vUtfoUt in tho p;rn f th wv. ereign fontiff tho authority of Jcaua Christ, then Inde d It is n duty toresixt them and nerlmtt UuMy them," i'WtwmiH Vii. The oath of a I man Catholic; is of no binding fore?, in )r, John II, af terward Cardinal -Manning's pamphlet on page If, iW, In reply Ut Mr, CiaJ- Atone, he fnake tbo wUiinuling d:Ia- ratim ar,4 revoJatin that "So pi'-dgo from Catholic wa of any binding form Ut which Itomo wa not ft party," nvmviH die vwtvmmtm vnt. That man who Aim not think, or6n not wt in accord with his unblawtd uAgtiU'tit from tbo ntuwi'pointof Amur' lean cll) nhlp Ia not ft man in any prper wnm of tho term, To ake him a ultima i Ut mAnngnr our Int)t- tion, To glvo him l'gltlativo or Judicial power is ut J(Oprd(yj our entinut'4 nnUu-.nm as ft free pple. To orovo that tho church f ggreiye, isW'de- fying and rrogant w bavo only Ut all attntlon Ut tin; fus t that when inn" ruplion iA tho maym wuneilmen, itoin m(A(mer ftnd ther pilIUi official (A their da I shown up they tako it Ut the iUintm Calboite Church and there they soy it i ft religion warfare, It I but just Ut ftAAomo that many Catholio laymen aro not and have not been awaro of tho iii grmilng condition Ui which true fealty Ut tho church re duce them. It Is truo that tho teh Ing of cbildbd aro hard to f rget, but ft I also true that in every breath wo breathe tho in free America, there a an inspiration t4trd iodejAtnJonw of tbocgnt, (A Ap'feeh snd (A action, that all tbo esa;tim and all tbo in flueneoof tho Catholic clergy can with difficulty restrain. 'The public school have produced ni Ati'mg but godies generation of thieves and blackguard," I'rfet W:haur, "I would ft soon s4in(ter tbo asc- rament Ut ft dg a Ut Christian who md their children fo tho pnblb school-"- I'r)(t Walker, "Tho lUnunri Catbollo cltien of tho UniU'A HUiUm owe no alb-glanco Ui any princlplo 1A tho fovernment that in iton'U'iniM hy church and tom," Tablet, " While tho mate h rights sho ha them only in virtue and by permission of tho supremo authority, and that au thority can only be eprced through the church,"-Catholic World, "The Catholic church nurn'er one- fifth of tho American (ovulation, and if its membership shall Incrcaso for tho next thirty year a it has in tho thirty ars past, In Wl Uitm will take tho country and keep ft,".l'riet Wki.r. "Tho civil law (A Christendom aro binding In conscience no lung a they are conformable Ut tbo rights of tho Catholic church," "Human J,' tuici pttlilmif tli- Hllnll, The poser to il !, In liuigt lu the mn ii It'll." -Hibst I', X hi bsi-i', h, I', Hi re I a ni Inn e of Ibuiiaii ( stlni lie itiiirslll a Uibl by Um m; ' A li(iib fur thu plllie llf IllUllUillllg (he 1 111 lull lif the I l,i'lli' I bun ll, I nut t' ganb d a II" by si ulk l,t iiisl " "Nuiiioie ruiiiilng pint wai nii-r ii. vIimiI agalixt tlm fneitoiii, the lispp in.., Ami Um Ir tun of maiiklml, llian Idimanli (ladtoiin, "Thu Catholic religion with all Ita villi', ought to lHiiti lultety ibiiiilnaiit loAiich Aortthat mviry other worship shall Imi bauUhml ami liiloidblinl," l'oil'IuIX. A! the Ibilllinore Lay convention In 111, thn "late lament. iCnishopO'Con nor, whom John HuaIi wnlcoiiied to Omaha a few year ago, Aald: "Kollg loo illsu ty I merely endured until tho opIAiAlUi can lai earned Into effect with, out peril U tho Koman Calhollo Church," "llo you laillovu thla country will ever Ia'couio t'athollc' I changed to tho question; How mum du you think It will come to 1nss? Hoon, very noon, wo reply, II statistic bu true," Catholic World, "Kvery Catholic should rigidly ad here Ut tho teaching of tho I Ionian ismtlff, especially in tbo mutU r of nxxU urn liberty, which, already under tho semblance of honesty of purpose, lcaJ to destruction. Wo exhort all Catho lic to devoto careful attention Ut puif Ik matters, and tako part In all munici pal affairs and elections, and public services, meeting and gatherings, All Catholic must make themselves felt as clement 1 daily lith;al life in coun tries where tney Jive, All Catholic should extend their power Ut mum tint constitutions of &Uite to im tntxlhleA on the principle of tho true church," b-AtXlll, A'ovemler 7th, iH'.fi, The student of hinUtry nmy well mar vel Ut see that in America, whero thero is irr freedom and Independence than under my governoenton the glow;, tho snip of HUkUs Is traloiog at every joint, tho very fbri of aocfoty I threatened ftnd unarcby Is pi-Airing It ugly head ftbov tho borion. Can ny man bo a b;yal Anvtrkun citizen who a;know!:dgc the pojs a supremo OU'MUtr in tho tewporal affair of this country' There aro some think ing llomsm Catholic who would ot submit Ut ths dictation of their Church In such tmtUirn, hut they form an al most iob;ropi percentage of th mass, tho majority of whom would go biird'y Ut any length in obedience to their higher officer of tho church. ItshonhJ Ut uiuUrnUimi that thi ad dress is not aimed at tho lnymnn 1A the iUmmi church, a they rj acting In MtrAUtnw Ut higher power and aro Ig norant of tho effects 1A their blind obe- dieneo but it in hoped that should this fall Into tho hand 1A such person that they wiil give tbo matter thulr Unt thought, nA:klng tor truo knowledge ol the state of affairs, thinking tor thorn sol vc and not allowing any priest to think tor thaw. These fa;ts b'ting tru-anl they r ii",yoni ntumiion of doubtcan you consistent! vote for unsui)n;r 1A tho lUimun Cathoiio church for any offJo as hng as they ssek to ruin tho insti tution of ou r cou try' ' ! mrU'tn, .....M.U.-,, IJinfmp JWarly lb-mend, HlOb'X !V4bf, X, 0,, Jwly 17,-Hishop Marty ha ne,e renoved by Archbishop Ireiand from thin diocese te Mt, Clud, Jinn, it 1 rumored that thi wa one because Arcbbisooplrdand, after reviewing tho testimony in the com plaint preferred by tho church against tho sisters, deeblod to remove them. and as tho bishop has a! way been friendly to them, Ireland wanted to re lievo blo of tho unpleasant duty of s-mding them away, Tni j promo- tio for IJishop Warty and hi plsoo here will bo filled wi by an annolntei f Archbishop Ireland, Tho pitrtfcu- lr Jn wimplHint agsinst the lsV;r willproUbly Ut mmUt puhlk noon. It is S4)d te be v;ry sensational. lbme In V.nv.lmii, lUimun Catholic bishop in Kngland have )ssu(d sn ofjicial diiuumont. Uf U'.mU'A Ut U, Um basis of ft bill to bo vrw.nU'A Ui parliament. Ttiry d-,mand for their children public elementary school under Wimnn Catholic miinage- ment, nJ tbo mafntewmco of tb school out of the publle fund, - lbliar I Imllsr, To Denver and return, to Colorado Hp'lng and return, te I'wfbio and ri- turn, via the Cnion l'adf!, Tl.kete on sab July 21st, 22nd and 2-'ird, Acyunt Mystic Mhrino uwMng, Ior further partiwin r call on H, I', IKIK,y, C.T, A., I,', I', Hysteo, I'ftf r'uniHin Hiw.t, Wr, want reliabJo newsibialer in every town in the iwiniry UiimnAUt 'I'm. AMMf.hH, Write u for term. Iti tbo best tmtrlotU! imm-r nuhlihid anywhire. tl,5,'W te I'mitiUi unil return via tho ;olon IVdfio July 21st, 2;'nd and 2 ird. . Awmnt Mystic Khrioo nn-Mlng. 'rim me, H, I', ItKVEf,, C, T, A., C, I', Hystem, IWi Farnam Ktr-:t, " flfKWSOKAf.r.lt can obtain Tint Amuu;H from any whob-saio new. aler, Vourcustemjr wlll-wsntlt I'ut It on your counter.
