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A. r. A. Principle.
Tbt following are tbo declarations of prln
iV'if adapted by tbo National Council of
fe A. 1. A. at UcsMolnest
'Loyalty to truo Americanism, which
-now neither birth. place, race, creed, nor
tarty. la the Brut requirement tor member
nip In the American Protective Aaociatlun
The American Protective Association la
ot political parly, and does not control
.its political afllllatlonaof Its members; but
t teaches them to be Intensely active In the
Uncharge, of their political duties In or out
if party lines, because It believe! that all
troblema confronting our people will be
Mund solid by ft conscientious discharge of
the duties of cltlzeushlp by every Individual.
"While tolerant of all creeds, it holds tha .
objection and support to any political power
ot controlled by American cllltens, and
ihlch claims equal if not greater sovereignty
ban the government of the United States, la
ireconcllablo with American cltlienshlp. It
, therefore, opposed to the holding of ofllces
a state or national government by any sub
act or supporter of such eccleslastlc-il
sower.
"We uphold the constitution of the United
Hates of America, and no pcrtlcn of tt more
than Its guarantee of religious liberty, but
tebold this religious liberty to be guaran
k lo the Individual, and not to mean that
inder Its protection any un-American eccles
astical power can claim any absolute con
trol over the education of children, growing
p under the stars and stripes.
"We consider the non-sectarian free public
Chool the bulwark of American Institutions,
ae best place for the education of American
isildren To keep them such, we protest
kgalnst the employment of subjects of any
in-American ecclesiastical power as officers
ir teachers of our public schools.
"We condemn the support out of the pub
ic treasury by direct appropriation or by
jontract of any sectarian school, reform
ttory or other Institution not owned and
Xratrolled by public authority.
"Believing that exemption from taxation
equivalent to ft grant ot public funds, we
lamand that no real or personal property be
txempt from taxation, the title to which Is
tot vested In the national or state govern
nents, or in any ot their sub-divisions.
"We protest against the enlistment In the
Inlted States army, navy, or the militia ot
my state, of any person not an actual citlsen
if the United States,
"We demand for the protection of our cltl-
en laborers the prohibition ot the Importa
tion ot pauper labor, and the restriction of
Ul immigration to persons who cannot show
aelr ability and honest Intention to become
alt-supporting Amerl an citizens.
"We demand the change ot the naturaliza
tion laws by ft repeal ot the act authorizing
he naturalization of mluors, without ft pre
vious declarat'on of Intention, and by pro
elding that no alien shall be naturalized or
emitted to vote In any state In the union
ho cannot speak the language ot the land.
ad who cannot prove jevea years' consecu-
Ivs residence In this country from the date
f his declaration ot his Intention.
We protest against the gross negligence
tad laxity with which the Judiciary of our
and administer the present naturalization
ftws, and against the practice of naturalis
tic, aliens at the expense of committees 01
candidates as the tnott prolific source of the
yesent prostitution of American citizenship
the basest uses.
"We demand that all hospitals, asylums,
formatorlea, or other institutions in whlcn
wople are under restraint, be at all times
abject to public Inspection, whether they
tie maintained by the public or by private
rporatloos or Individuals.
"We demand that aU national or state
sgtslatlon affecting financial, commercial or
tdustrlal interests be general In character
ad In no Instance In favor of anyone sec
Ion of the country, or any one class of the
ople."
Cannon Law.
L The constitutions of princes are not
uperlor, but subordinate to ecclesiastical
onsUtutlons.
t. The laws of the emperor cannot dls-
elve the ecclesiastical or canon laws.
i. It is not lawful for an emperor to exact
oythlng opposed to the apostolic rules.
1. It Is not lawful for kings to usurp the
'hlngs that belong to priests.
L No custom of anyone can thwart the
tatutes of the popes.
8, Let no resistance be offered to the
postollc (canon) precepts, but let them be
alutiferlously fulfilled.
T. The yoke Imposed by the holy see Is to
m borne, though It appear intolerable and
nsupportable.
I. The pontiff can neither be loosed no
wund by the secular power.
. That the Pontiff was called God by the
jlous Prince Constantine, and that as god he
-jtnnot be judged as man.
10. That as god he Is tar above the reach
f all human law and Judgment.
11. That all laws contrary to the canons
jd decrees of the Roman prelates are of no
orce.
12. That all ot the ordinances ot the pope
ire unhesitatingly to be obeyed.
13. We ought not even to speak to one
rhom the pope has ex -communicated.
H. Priests are fathers and masters, even
1 princes.
15. The civil law Is derived from man, but
the ecclesiastical or canon law la derived
tirectly from God, by which the pontiff can,
a connection with his prelates, make con
titutlons for the whole christian world, In
natters spiritual, concerning the salvation
f souls, and the right government ot the
Church; and If necessary Judge and dispose
at all the temporal goods of all christians.
18. A heretic, holding or teaching false
foctrlne concerning the sacraments. Is ex
communicated and degraded, and handed
ver to the secular court.
IT. Secular princes unwilling to swear to
tefend the church against heretics are ex
iommunlcated, and they are laid under an
aterdlcU
IS. The goods ot heretics are to be con-
iacated and applied to the church.
19. Advocates or notaries, foklug here
tics, or their defenders, or pleading for them
law suits, or writing documents for them.
ire Infamous and suspended from office.
S(X The secular powers, whether pertna-
icnt or temporary, are bound to sweat that
ioey will exterminate, according to their
lower, wllheretiss condemned by thechurch
tad ft temporal lord not purging his land of
heretics, la ex-communlcated. ,
U. Those signed with the cross tor the x
I tortblustloa of heretics. I Juice la the privi
lege granted to to the crusaders for tha help
Of the holy land.
H They are absolved from all obligations
who are In anynlae bound to nereUcs.
S3. Whoever dies la battle against tha
unbelieving, merits the kingdom of heaven.
24. We do nut eteem t boots homlclees to
whom It may buve happened la their seal for
their mother ch : xh agalut the ex-communlcated,
to kill some of them.
41 ThtCdibcillcPrincos are bound, both
by civil and common law, not to receive or
tolerate heretics aud much more are not to
permit their rites, or other eerclse of their
religion, or rather, thalr false sect, but are
most solemnly bound everywhere, to repel
and expel them.
2ti. Tha following temporal punishments
are to be enforced on heretics: 1st Infamy,
and the consequent disqualifications for all
civil acts. 2ud Intestability, as well active
as passlva (that Is, they can neither make
nor will Inherit what Is left to them by
others). 3rd Loss of paternal power over
children. 4th Loss of dowry, and other
privileges granted to women. 5th Confisca
tion of all goods. olhThat vassals and
slaves and others are free from all, even
sworn obligations due to their lord or an
other. Tlh Capital corporal punishment,
especially death, and perpetual Imprison
ment. 27. The canon law forbids all toleration.
28. That metropolitans and bishops are to
ax-oommunicate him who grants liberty of
conscience.
29. No oath Is to be kept toward heretic
princes, lords or others.
30. Heretics art to be deprived of ail civil
Mid paternal rights.
31. The pope can absolve from all oaths.
32, Every bishop Is ordinary Judge In
cause of heresy. The reason la because the
bishops can ex-officlo, and ought to extirpate
heretics, and Inflict upon them the due pun
ishments, and to this are bound on pain of
deposition. Besides, are the Inquisitors es
pecially deputed by the apostolic see.
t very bishop In his diocese Is thought to be,
and In reality Is, a natural Inquisitor, (llter-
'ly born Inquisitor), so as to have the same
power with those already mentioned In ft
cause ot heresy.
83. In every promissory aath, although
absolutely taken, there are certain condi
tions tacitly understood, amongst which are:
1st If I can; 2nd To save the right and
authority of a superior! 3rd When the oath
supposes the honor ot the apostolic see to be
Illicit.
84. That the council of Trent, (the last and
great authority of Home), decrees and com
mands that the sacred canons and all gen
eral councils, also the other apostolic enact
ments Issued In favor of ecclesiastical per
sons of ecclesiastical liberty, and against its
violators, allot which by this present decree
it renews, and must be exactly observed
by all.
Cardinal's Oath.
, cardinal of the Holy Roman
"I,
church, do promise and swear that, from this
time to the end of my life, 1 will be faithful
and obedient unto St. Peter, the holy apos
tolic Roman church, and our most holy lord,
the pope of Rome, and his successors, canon
lcally and lawfully elected: that I will give
no advice, consent or assistance against the
pontifical majesty and person; that I will
never knowingly and advisedly, to their In-
Jury or disgrace, make public the councils
entrusted to me by themselves, or by mes
sengers or letters; also that I will give them
any assistance in retaining, defending and
recovering the Roman papacy and the regalia
of Peter, with all my might and endeavor, to
tar as the rights and privileges of my order
will allow it, and will defend them against
all their honor and state, and I will direct
and defend, with due form and honor, the
legates and nuncio of the apostolic see, in
the territories, churches, monasteries and
other benefices committed to my keeping;
and I will cordially co-operate with them
and treat them with honor In their coming.
abiding and returning, and that I will resist
unto blood all persons whatsoever who shall
attempt anything against them. That I will,
by every way and by every means strive to
preserve, augment and advance the rights,
honors, privileges, the authority of the Holy
Roman bishop, our lord the pope and his
before mentioned successors, and that, at
whatever time anything shall be decided to
their prejudice, which Is out of my power to
hinder, as soon as I shall know that any
steps or measures have been takeu In the
matter. I will make It known to the same,
our lord or his successors, or some other per
son by whose means it may be brought to
their k nowledge. That I will keep and carry
out and cause others to keep and carry out
the rules of the holy father, the decrees,
ordinances, dispensations, reservations, pro
visions, apostolic mandates and constltU'
tlons of the Holy Fathor Sextus, of happy
memory, as to visiting the thresholds of the
apostles at certain prescribed times, accord
ing to the tenor ot that which I have Just
read through. That I will seek out and op
pose, persecute and fight (omni conatu per-
secuturum et lmpugnaturum) against here
tics or schismatics who oppose out lord, the
pope of Rome, and his before-mentioned sue
cessors, and this I will do with every possible
effort."
t (Signature) then sent to the pope.
Bishop's Oath.
, elect of
"I,-
the
diocese, from henceforward will be
faithful and obedient to St. Peter the Apostle
and to the Holy Roman church, and to our
lord, the holy pope of Rome, and to his suc
cessors, canonlcally entering, I will neither
advise, consent nor do anything that they
may lose life or member, or that their per
sons may be seized, or hands In anywise laid
upon them, or any Injuries offered to them,
under any pretence whatsoever. The coun
sel with which they shall intrust me by them
selves, their messengers or letters, I will not
knowingly reveal to any, to their prejudice.
I will help them to defend and keep the Ro
man papacy and the royalties of St. Peter
against all men. The legate of the apostolic
see, going and coming, I will honorably treat
and help In his necessities. The rights,
honors, privileges and authority of the Holy
Roman church of our lord, the pope, and his
aforesaid successors, I will endeavor to pre
serve, defend, increase and advance. I will
not be in any counsel, action or treaty, in
which shall be plotted against our said lord
and Roman church, anything to the hurt or
prejudice of their persons, rights honor, state
or power, and, if I shall know any such thing
to be treated or agitated by any whatsover,
I will hinder it to my utmost, and as soon as
I can, I will signify it to our lord. The ordi
nance and mandates of the pope, 1 will ob
serve with all my might and cause to be ob
served by others.
"Heretics, schismatics and rebels to our
said lord or his successors, I will to my v"
most persecute and oppose.
"Heretlcos, schlsmatlcos et re belles etdem
Domino nostro vel successorlbus predlctis
pro posse persequar et oppugnba"
"I will come to a council whet. ara called,
I will visit the threshold of the apostles
every three years and give an account of our
lord of all my pastoral office and ot the
things belonging to my diocese, to the dis-
clullueol tuf cieigy and people I wlil la
like Biannei humbly receive and diligently
execute the apotttolic contmands. If I am
detained by a lawful impediment, I will per
form the aforesaid by a member of my chap
ter or a priest of my dloetse. fully Instructed
la all things abovo iiitotioneU. The puM
slons beluutng lo my table. I will neither
sell nor other tsc alienate II bout consult
ing the Homaa pontiff, to b lp me God and
these holy gospels ot God."
t (nature),
teut to the Uomisb Manager
Priest's Oath.
. now In the presence of
"I-
Almlghty God, the blessvd Virgin Mary, the
blessed Michael the Archangel, the b.etuted
SU John the llaptUt, the Holy Apostles St.
Peter and St. Paul and the Saints and the
Sacred Hosts of Heaven, and to you, my lord,
I do declare from my he rt, witLout mi nUl
reservation that the pope Is Christ's vicar
general and 1 the true and only head of the
universal church throughout the earth, and
that, by virtue of the keys of binding and
loosing given to his holiness by Jesus Christ
he has power to depose heretical kings,
princes, states, commonwealths and govern
ments, all being Illegal without his sacred
confirmation, and that they may safely be
destroyed. Therefore to the utmost ot my
power, 1 will defend this doctrine and his
holiness' rights and customs against all
usurpers of the Protestant authority what
soever, especially against the now pretended
authority and church lu England and all ad
herents, in regard that they be usurpal and
heretical, opposing tau sacred mother of the
church of Home.
"I do denounce and disown any allegiance
as due to any Protestant king, prince or
state or obedience to any of their Inferior
officers. I do further declare the doctrine ot
the church ot England, ot the Calvlnists,
Huguenots and other Protestants, to be
damnable and those lo be damned who will
not forsake the same.
I do further declare that i will help, assist
and advise all or any of his holiness' agents
In auy place wherever I shall be, and to do
my utmost to extirpate t'ae Protestant doc
trine and to destroy all their pretended
power, regal or otherwise. 1 dot urther prom-
'se and declare that, notwithstanding I may
be permitted by dispensation to assume any
neretlcal religion (Protestant denominations)
for the propagation of the mother church's
interest, to keep secret and private all her
agent' counsels as they entrust me, and not
to divulge, directly or Indirectly, by word,
writing or circumstances whatsoever, but to
execute all which shall be proposed, given In
charge or discover jd unto me by you, my
most reverend lord and bishop.
"All ot which I, , do swear by the
blessed Trinity and blessed Sacrament
which 1 am about to receive, to perform on
my part to keep Inviolably, and do call on
all the Heavenly and Glorious Host ot
Heaven to witness my real Intentions to
keep this my oath.
In testimony whereof I take this most
holy and blessed Sacramento! the Eucharist,
and witness the same further with my con
secrated hand, in the presence ot my holy
bishop and all the priests who assist him In
my ordination to the priesthood."
Extreme Oath of the Jesuit.
I, , now In the presence of
Almighty God, the blessed Virgin Mary, the
blessed Michael the archangel, the blessed
St. John the Baptist, the holy Apostles St.
Peter and SU Paul and the saints and sacred
host of heaven, and to you my ghostly father,
the superior general of the society ot Jesus,
founded by Saint Ignatus Loyola in the pon
tlficatlon of Paul the Third, and continued
to the present, do, by the womb of the virgin,
the matrix of God, and the rod of Jesus
Christ declare and swear that his holiness,
the pope, is Christ's vice-gerent, and Is the
true and only head of the Catholic or uni
versal church throughout the earth; and
that by virtue of the keys of binding and
loosing given to his holiness by my Savior,
Jesus Christ, he hath power to depose her
etical kings, princes, states, commonwealths
and governments, all being Illegal without
his sacred confirmation, and they may be
safely destroyed. Therefore, to the utmost of
my power, I will defend this doctrine and his
holiness' right and custom against all
usurpers of the heretical or Protestant
authority whatsoever, especially the Luth
eran church of Germany, Holland, Denmark,
Sweden and Norway, and the now pretended
authorities and churches ot England and
Scotland, and branches of the same now
established In Ireland, and on the continent
of America, and elsewhere, and all adherents
In regard that they be usurped and heretical,
opposing the sacred church at Rome.
I do now denounce and disown any alleg
larce as due to any heretical king, prince or
state named Protestant or Liberals or
obedience to any of their laws, magistrate
or officers.
I do further declare that the doctrine of
the churches of England and Scotland, of
the Calvlnists, Huguenots and others of the
name of Protestant or Liberals, to be dam
eablo, and they themselves to be damned
who will not forsake the same.
I do further dec)-, s that I will help, assist
and advise all or any of his holiness' agents,
In any place wherever I shall be, In Switzer
land, Germany, Holland, Denmark, Sweden,
Notway, England. Iceland or America, or In
any other kingdom or territory, I shall come
to, and do my utmost to extirpate the hereti
cal Protestant or Liberal doctrines, and to
destroy all their pretended powers, legal or
otherwise.
I do further promise and declare that, not
withstanding I am dispensed with to assume
any religion heretical for the propagation ot
the mother church's Interest, to keep secret
and private all her agents' councils from
time to time, as they entrust me, and not to
divulge, directly or Indirectly, by word,
writing or circumstances whatever, but to
execute all that shall be proposed, given in
charge, or discovered unto me, by you or my
ghostly father, or any ot this sacred con
vent. I do further promise and declare that I will
have no opinion or will of my own or any
mental reservation whatsoever, even as a
corpse or cadaver (perlnde ac cadaver), but
will unhesitatingly obey each and every
command that I may receive from my super
iors In the militia ot the pope and of Jesus
Christ.
That I will go to any part of the world
whithersoever I may be sent, to the frozen
regions of the north, the burning sands of
the desert of Africa, or the plngles of India,
to the centers of civilization of Europe, or to
the wild haunts of the barbarous savages of
America, without murmuring or repining
and will be submissive in all things whatso
ever, co nmunicated to me.
I do furthermore promise and declare that
I will, when opportunity presents, make and
wage relentless war, secretly or openly,
against all heretics, Protestants and Libeials
as 1 am directed to do, to extirpate them
from the face of the whole earth, and that
I will spare neither age, sex or condition, and
that t will hang, burn, waste, boll, flay,
strangle and bury alive these in famous
heretical rip up the stomachs and wombs of
taelr women and crush their Infants' beads
against the walla In order to annihilate their
execrable race- That when the same cannot
be done openly, 1 will secretly use tha pola
ouous cup, the strangulating cord, the steel
ot the polnard. or the leaden bullet, regard
less of the honor, rank, dignity or authority
of the person or persons, whatever may be
their condition la life, either public or priv
ate, as 1 at any time may be directed so to
do by any agent of the pope or superior ot
the brotherhood ot the holy father, ot the
society vf Jesus.
In confirmation of whl'h I hereby dedicate
my life, my soul and all corporal powers, and,
with this dagger which I now receive, 1 will
subscribe my name, written la my blood, la
testimony thereof; and should I prove false
or weaken In my determination, may my
brethren and fellow soldiers of the militia of
the pope cut off my bands and my feet, and
my throat from ear to ear, my belly opened
and sulphur burned therein, with all the
punishment that can be Inflicted upon we on
earth and my soul be tortured by demons in
an eternal hell forever.
All of which I , do swear by
the blessed trinity, and blessed sacrament
which I am now to receive, to perform, and
on my part to keep Inviolably; and do call
all the heavenly and glorious host of heaven
to witness these, my real Intentions, to keep
this my oath.
In testimony hereof I take this most holy
and blessed sacrament of the eucharlst, and
witness the same further, with my nam
written with the point of this dagger, dipped
in my own blood, and seal In the face ot thia
holy convent
(He receives the wafer from the superior
and writes his name with ttte point of bis
dagger, dlppeo in his own blood, taken front
over the heart.
The Fenian's Oath.
'I swear by almighty God, by all In heaven
and earth, by the holy prayer-book of my
holy church, by the blessed Virgin Mary
mother of God, by her sorrow and grief at the
cross, by her tears and waitings, by the holy
apostles St. Peter and Paul, by the glorious
apostle of Ireland St. Patrick by tha
blessed and holy church of all ages, by tha
holy national martyrs, to fight upon tha
Irish soil, to fight for the Independence of
Ireland to fight until I die, wading In tha
red gore of the Bassenach (Protestant) tor
the glorious cause ot nationality; to fight
until not a single vestige, track or footstep,
Is left to tell that the holy soil of Ireland
was ever trodden by the Bassenach tyrant
and murderers; and, morover, when the
Protestant robbers ana orutea in Ireland
shall be murdered and driven Into the sea
like the swine our Lord Jesus Christ caused
to be drowned, then we shall embark tor.
and take England, and root out every ves
tige of the accursed blood ot the heretlo
adulterer, Henry VIII., and possess our
selves of the be ista who have so long kept
our island of saints Old Ireland In tha
chains of bondage.dri ven us from her shore,
exiles Into foreign lanas. I will wade In tha
blood ot Orangemen and heretics (Protect
ant) who do not Join us and become our
selves. Scotland too, having given aid and succor
to the beast, we shall live In her gore. W
shall cot give up until we have restored our
holy faith all over the British Isles.
To all ot this I sincerely and conscien
tiously swear with my eyes blinded, not
knowing who to me administers this oath
Oath of the Clan-na-Gael.
The following la the oath taken by
the members of that famous Romish
Catholic society:
"I (name in full) do solemnly swear In tt
presence of Almighty God, that I will laboi
while life Is left In me to establish and de
fend a republican form of government in
Ireland; that 1 will keep secret the name
and everything connected with the Irish
brotherhood from all not entitled to know
such secrets; that I will obey and comply
with tbe constitution and laws ot the same,
that I will preserve the funds of this
order for the cause of Irish revolution alone
as specified in the constitution; that I will
deem It my special duty and mission to
promote and foster sentiments of union,
brotherly love, nationality, among all
Irish. I take this obligation without any
mental reservation, holding the same forever
binding upon me, and that any violation
thereof, or desertion of my duty to the
brotherhood is Infamous, and merits the
severest punishment, so help me God."
This oath tbe candidate is abjured to
keep at the hazzard of his Life. It was
printe 1 in the Chicago Inter Ocean and
was sworn to be correct at the Cronin
trial. It was reported by said paper
November 17, 1894. Priests and bishops
act as chaplains for this holy (?) order.
Great Opportunity to Make Money.
I have had such splendid success tlat I
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sell all my washers at home They give such
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sell many others. I believe In a year I cn
make a profit of three thousand dollars, and
atteod to my regular business besides. When
aCllmitx Dish Wasner can be bought for j5
every family wants ot e. and It i very easy
selling what everybody wants to buy. For
Particulars address The Climax Mfg. Co.,
olumbus. Ohio. I think any lady or tceotle
man anywhere ran make front $5'to10 adav.
I would like to have your readers try this
business, and let us know through these
columns how they succeed.
Policeman's 31 Salaries.
It has been discovered that one po
liceman drew thirty-one salaries in
Chicago under the beneficent Hopkins'
regime. It must have been a previsioa
of coming trouble which induced the
eminent John P. to hie himself to Eu
rope as soon as Mayor Swift spat on his
hands and began work on the Augean
stables maintained by bis predecessor.
Minneapolis IVtfwne.
"Among the Ozarks."
The Land of Big Red Apples, is an
attractive and interesting book, hand
somely illustrated with views of South
Missouri scenery, including the famous
Olden fruit farm of 3,000 acres in How
ell county. It pertains to fruit raising
in that great fruit belt of America, the
southern slope of the Ozarks. and will
prove of great value, not only to fruit
growers, but to every farmer and home
seeker looking for a farm and a home
Mailed free. Address,
J. E. Lor wood.
Kansas City, Mo
Pleasant to Take,
t Tie KORTBWES1EEN LIKE. fas
vestibuled Chicago train that glides
eaBt from the Union Depot every after
noon at 5:45, and into Chicago at 8:45
next morn ir ir, with supper and a la
train is RIGHT.
r OiHr tiairs st 11:05 a. m. 4.50 p
m. daily good, Uio.
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