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OCTOBKlt 4. I"'.
Thk Kopubhean couoty convention
did nobly.
Kvkrv clean cltiasn who U against
Roc water I for clean politic.
RvmOR y that even tbe Roman
are growing tired of Konewator. ,
T8K Republican ticket nesd no
eulogy from u. Itprakfor itself.
Thk Republican county ticket U ob
jectionable to Mr. Roewater. And
with good reason for the material of
which It U composed Is Inflexible.
Every decent Democrat, every repu
table Republican, every clean citizen,
will desert Rosewater' itandard before
election day. Mark the prophecy.
When all the partle have made
their nomination, we shall point out
those men on the several tlcketi whom
we believe Americans should not sup
port. Thk men nominated by the so called
cltisens' movement were not chosen
bccauo of their known efficiency, but
because of their known subserviency to
E. llosewa'er.
Thk editorial article that appeared
In last Sunday's Bee on "The A. P. A
In National Politics" was written by
Rosewater's office-boy. Ho noodsa few
lessons in loplo.
An edifying spectacle, in the reform
convention manipulated by the Three
Eds, was the granting to a portion of
the crowd two votes for each delegate
while limiting tbe rest of the gang to
just one. That is republicanism for
you!
Texas is an honor to our country;
and it has a governor who does her
honor, as do also both branches of her
legislature. They have passed a law
making pilzo fighting a 'oloiiy.
Wonpf.r who-e Dora Kennedy, of
St. Joe, 1? She disappeared about the-
same time that Maud S'etdol did. Has
some priest had her sent out of the
city, so that he could go and live with
her? xm
LlTTt.K girls, when your father con
fewor tolls you he can do no wrong, ak
him if your own father and mothers
can. If they cai, tell lira he is not as
good as they. "Honor thy father aod
thy mother
It may not b,i the wisest plan to
crltlcUe t:o se erely ihi heads of the
Government, but tbat-body does de
serve the severest censure for a'lowlng
any set of men to organise In this coun
try a mlll'a-y body for the avowed pur
pose of lesrlng arms against a foreign
power. We lave always suppo ed that
we elected ire n to positions of trust to
attend to such duties for us. If e are
mistake i in tlis idea In the prefeit
administration, we should try not to
make the fame mUtuke aealn.
Therk ha been much said in refer
ence ti President Harrison's sending a
gunbtat to otrr Satolll Into port upon
his arrival In American waters. This
little item may clear that matter up
somewhat:
Rev. Robert J. Pulton, who died at
the Jesuit College in San Jose, Cai , re
cently, wss not only one of the most
eminent Jesuit priest in this country,
but a remarkable man in other respects.
He was a Virginian by birth, related
to some of the leading families of that
state, and to ex President Harrison,
and the son of a Presbyterian father
and a Roman Catholic mother, wao af
ter her husband s death became a nun,
and was for years, until her death,
mother superior of the Convent of the
Visitation at Georgetown, D.C. Robert
Fulton was a page In the senate when
Webster and Clay were members, and
his first desires were to enter the army
through West Point, but he changed
his plans and became a priest.
Last week we published a short dis
patch from L'nwood, Ohio, stating that
the Lord's Prayer bad been driven out
of tbe public schools of that place in
order to please a Roman Catholic A
few davs aco another dispatch was
sent out from Cincinnati which gave
more comprehensive statement of the
question at Issue. The last dispatch
reads aa follows: "James Iloctor,
Catholic, withdrew his son from the
Lin wood schools because the Lord's
Prayer was taught there. Principal
Andrew, cn Hoctor's request, ordered
the custom of twenty years' standing
abolished. Now come 224 of the citi
zens of Linwood in a petition protest
ing against the change. The petition
declares tbe Lord's Prayer Is non-seo-
t&rlan, as it is used by Christians of all
denominations. The town is divided
In factions on the subject, and more
disturbance is expected."
A. P. A.'S ON THE CITIZEN'S
TICKET.
Fur moot ) t,,niT ha branded
the A. P. A. as the in l vicious, cor
rupt an J lnoonetent poitionof ourclt
lienshlp; he has cb urged that the or
J.t is um-oni.1 'tutlonal and subversive of
fre goverome t; jet uHn the very flrt
opportunity le secure the endorsement
of bl cltlieis' league for a number ct
me a wbo bold membership ln that
abuse J association.
Our Djmocrallj friend wbo are hon
estly opMMH d to the A. P. A. should
not allow Mr. Hose water to crowd any
of that ilk down their throat simply
because they are subservient to bis die
Utlon. More, ihey should rememner
itbat Host-water hat bad printed, aod
has circulated at great expense, thou
sand of circulars in which he charges
that an A. P. A. can deny his member
shipcan even swear that be is not a
member yet be guilty of neither lying
nor pergury, as can be seen by this quo
tation from Mr. Rosewater' circular:
Pinal instructions given to candi
date during hi initiation into the A
P. A.:
Vice-President Sergeant-at-arm,
... ... . a-tA-.Ai...
you will present mese irieuas w ia
president, for final tost and instruction
In the eurtred trork of this order.
"You have been brought bore under
a delusion; you expected you wero join
ing the order of the A. P. A. Did
you not?
"I will now disabuse your mind that
you have not joined the order of A. P.
A's., but have joined the oi-Jer or
'A more ins,' which is the name of an
old and ancient order of similar ob
jects. Should any one accuse you of
being an A. P. A , you can make an
aftidavlt that you aia not a member of
such an order." (Here the altar sor
vleo follows:)
ROME AT WORK.
some time certain districts of
For
Chicago have been agitated over the
distribution of cards setting forth cer
tain practices of Romanists and the
Roman church. Sl,nce their first ap
pearance the Romanists on the detoo
tlve force have worked assiduously to
discover wbo was responsible for their
appearance, but until last wuok they
were totally ln the dark.
Last week, however, they made a
catch.
Two of "tho finest" were near the
Division street oloctrlo road when W.
Kellcy, the manager of this paper,
pulled his handkerchief from his
pocket, and with it a number of cards.
Not having any use for the cards, be
did not go to the trouble of picking
them up, a thing the sleuths were not
slow lu discovering.
Instead of standing still and wailing
for a car, Mr. Kelley went up the
street to meet It, followed by Detectives
Patrick Gulkeen and James Gleaaon,
two papists. Just as he wis about to
step upon tbe car they placed him un
der arrest, rang for the patrol wagon,
took him to the North Avenue Station,
placed him In a cell and kept him there
f i-om 0 in the morn'ng until nearly 3 ln
the afternoon without a bite to eat.
At about the last named hour, some
of his friends learned of bis arrest and
went over and balled him out.
When the case was called next day,
Mr. Kelley asked for a continuance un
til October 2, which was granted after
tbe prosecution had p'aced a school
boy on the stand and taken his tstl
mony. There were three charges placed
against Mr. Kelley two for vlolatlcg
Section No. 1006 of the City Ordinances
and one for distributing slanderous
matter.
Mr. Kelley has handei us one of the
cards he drooDod upon the street. It
is printed on both Bides.
On one side Is tbe following:
HONEST CITIZENS!
You will open vour homes to political
club meetings. When this is done you
will find that the politician, instead oi
being a drunken bum, wm oe a temper
ate man. Invite the young men es'
oeciallv to meet at your home to talK
politics. Invite the club to which you
or your son ceiongs W) meet a your
home. It will eievato an peipie. oat
the example. Take the politics out of
the back rooms of saloons.
Nothing wrong about that, is there?
Simply a move for purer politics, and
God knows we need it bad enough ln
this thug-ruled city. Then there must
have been something bad on the reverse
side. You shall see. It reads as fol
lows: STOP! MEDITATE: !
How macv cood. Innocent daughters
have been robbed of their virtue ln the
confessional-box. How many wives
have been debauched and ruined m the
confessional-box. How many murder
ers have been shielded from their just
dues by law through the contessiona:
box. How many political tricks are
concocted In the confessional-box. How
many, many laws of our land are broken
in the confessional -box.
Nothing wrong there. No libel. No
slander. Simply a demand for our cit
izens to stop and consider the evils of
Romanism. And are not the prac
tices of Roman priests evil? Have we
not only this week read of a beautiful
and innocent girl of barely fifteen being
betrayed by a priest? Is not the case
of Maud Steidel fresh in your memory?
Then the warning of that card is justi
fied. The mmt wbo wou'J not warn
tnoM poor, deluded children when
h know they are ln daogr would
bj wore than inhuman: he would
Iks wore than a h-.-t. He would be
dcervlng of condemnation, and should
be thru. I into a cell and given a wsu-r
diet. Hut when be warn them, when
every judge, every pjllcw ofliix-r, every
cllUen aod every Roman Catholic
prlet know that that warning I no
eKry to save them from a fate w jre
than death, thee he should be d curv
ing of the most liber! pra'e.
Tbece agalmit Mr. Kelley came
on for hearing Wednesday. The judge
dismissed the tlunder ca e, but fined
blin f5 and coeU for dUtrlbutlng card
on the street contrary to tbe city ordi
nance. M-. Kelley state tbat he will
not appeal the case. Chicwjo Annrri
ran. -.
Thk resolution introduced by Hon.
Paul Vai Dervoort, and alopted by
the board of fire and police commis
sioners, instructing tbe chief of police
to enforce tbe laws of the S'ate of
Nebraska and tbe ordinances of the
City of Omaha, is ln line with the
promise made by the A. P. A. during
tbe time the bill wat pending before
the legislature. It it now ln order for
the good people of this city to give
their moral support to the commission
ers. Let the pulpiteers join us ln hold
ing up the hands of Messrs. Van Der
voort, Foster and IJroatch. They have
laid down the gaige of buttle. L"t
him who dare pick It up.
Om pago live of this issue will be
found a mammoth half-page advertise
ment for the Lobock Merchandise Co.,
located at 1010 and 1618 Capitol avenue.
Our readers will do well to call on them
and make a careful inspection of their
stock before making a purchase. Ev
erything is guarantee 1 to be just as
represented. Hon. C. O. Libeck is the
held of the firm, which is ln ltsalf suf
ficient guaruntea that cuftimcs will
reeelve the beat of treatment. He has
associated with blm Mr. B. Holbrook
and other gentle-nea of equal standing
In the business community. Their suc
cess is already assured.
This Is English as it is composed by
the chic reporter of tbe Bet:
Officer Story has a beat on Farnam
street and finis it necessary to spend a
part of his time ln the office of the
chairman of the dervHh county central
committee, in full uniform.
Does this mean that the dervish
county central commlttse, or (Jmcer
Story, is "In full uniform"? Some of
Mr. Rosewater's young men appear to
be as innocent of syntax as their master
is deficient in logic
A Chicago paper offers puzzle pre
miums payab'e checks for a 15 gold
piece. Ike, Oct. t.
What does that sentence mean? It
is a puzzle in itself. Is there such a
scsrclty of proof readers that the Bet
is unable to proc-ire competent correct
ors of the press? Or is it a scarcity of
$5 pieces with which to pay proof-readers
that troubles the Beet
Suiukct the bedbug to microscopic
examination, and it will appear a beau
tiful creiture, exquisitely molded and
fashioned; and the only fault which the
utilitarian can find with it Is the way
it gets its living. The bedbug is like
the Bee the only fault that can be
found with it is the way it gets its
living.
Therk Is something of the man in
Priest Wagner after all. He wants to
make Maud Steidel his wi'e. The
church should help him to be honor
able.
Chapleau Speaks at Winnipeg.
Winnipeg, Man., Sept. 27. Gov
ernor Uhapieau, oi the rrovince oi
Queboo, addressed a large meeting of
Roman Catholics here to-day. He said:
"As the representative of her majesty,
my Hps are sealed, but as a British
subject I declare that by the taking
away of their parochial schools the
Roman Catholics of Manitoba have
been done a great wrong. This wrong
must be righted. If the Protestant
majority of Manitoba refuse justice, her
majesty will, I am sure, see that jus
tice is given." The speech has cre
ated the greatest enthusiasm among
tho Roman Catholics of Manitoba.
Ottawa. Ont., Sept. 27. It has been
expected that some definite understand
ing would be reached at to-day's cabi
net meeting regarding the summoning
of parliament to deal with the Mam
toba school question, but, owing to a
division in the cabinet, it was decided
to allow the matter to stand over lor a
few days. An effort is being made by
the ultra-Protestant wing of the cabi
net to secure an immediate dissolution
of parliament and an appeal to the
country before the remedial legislation
promised the Catholics of Manitoba is
brought down, but the majority of the
cabinet is against it.
Palace for Popes at A.vignou.
LONDON, Sept. 24. The I'arls cor
respondent of the Daily .Xetrs says that
the town council of Avignon has agreed
to spend 180,000 upon the restoration
of the popa's palace. A part will be
made into a museum, and the chapel
and conclave hall will be ceded to the
Vatican. One of the notable person
acres of Avlenon says that the next
none will be elected at Avignon and
will live there. Avienon was sold in
1343 to Pope Clement VI. From that
time Avignon continued to be possessed
by the popes lor more than lour cen
turles, and seven pop? reigned there.
1 UIBTV TKH a.
Ilw a Protectant (iirl Mas Trrati-4 by
a Shawan County V bxl lUara.
Shawano, Wi... Sept. 2 J, 19,..
The following facU have lately come to
my knowledge, and I believe that they
houid be generally known:
A certain you ag lady, of Protestant
parentage, a teacher in the public
school of our county, and who bear a
reputation second to none of the same ex
perience In teaching, whose character
1 unimpeachable, and who I the main
ktay of a widowed mother and younger
brothers and sister, applied for a
chool ln a district east of this city,
called the Wedgewood district The
school board of tbat district, I am in
formel, are all Protestants, but the
wife of the clerk is a papist, and a rank
one at that. She practically domi
nates Mr. Clerk and the whole board,
wbo seem to fear her active tongue and
the gang sbe ha behind her. Well,
Miss B , we will call her for short, ap
plied for the school, and, after aeeing
the different member of the board and
showing up her credentials, was In
formed by Mr. Clerk that she need look
do further for a school, that they were
satisfied, and she cc uld consider her
self engaged, and that as soon as tbe
board could hold a meeting she could
come out and sign her contract.
Miss B. went home satisfied that she
had secured the school, and that she
need not go far from her mother and
the family this winter, and she felt
pleased to think she had secured It,
thiugh the wages offered were less than
what she had been in the habit of re
ceiving. Several days after thlB the
lerk cume to call on her at her home
a the city, and told her not to look for
another school, for they wanted her,
and that she must not disappoint them,
and Bhe accordingly promised that she
would bo out there to take her contract
on a certain day.
On the day agreed on Miss B. secured
livery and drove to the clerk's, where
she was informed by the inquisitor
general In petticoats that Bhe could not
have the school, thut it had been let to
another person, and that the contract
had been signed. She tried to see the
clerk, but he could not be found. She
then went to the other members of the
board to find out what had occasioned
their sudden change, but could get no
satisfaction from them; they were
afraid to give any reason for their das
tardly trick.
The sum and substance is this: Jo.
Venus, a papist of this city, who is well
known for mora reasons than one, and
who made the assertion in a saloon here
on the Fourth, "that the public schools
are hell-holes, dens of Iniquity, and nur-
erlesof vice," for which he would have
received the whipping he deserved if
he had not belt an ignominious retreat,
has a daughter U a ihing school in our
county, and he and his daughter drove
out there and secured tbe said Wedge-
wood school after it had been promised
to Miss B. The worst of the whole
maiter is that Miss Venus was educated
in a parochial school and never saw the
inside of a public school until she went
to t aching tbee. Thus, by a dirty pa
pist trick, Miss B. was forced to begin
a Bearch for another school at a time
when all the best one were taken up,
but 1 am glad to state that she was
ucky enough to secure a fairly good
school, where anew joint district hai
been e tablished, though a consider
able distance from home, ani I am sure
that while Old Glory waves above the
same tht the children entrusted to her
cba-ga will be well instructed, both in
he rudiments of education and in pa
triotism and love of the Stars and
Stripes.
As to tbat school board, words fill to
express my contempt for them; and the
only thing I will say is that they could
have done no worse had they been
trained in a Jesuit college. But one of
the friends informs me that it is mora
through fear than anything else that
this wa? done, for one of them Baid he
would like tj be an A. P. A. if it was
not that he was afrsld that the Catho
lics might burn him out or do him bod
ily injury if it became known. I leave
you to judge them, fricds. islraigm
Out in Wisconsin ratnot.
INGERSOLL ATTACKS COKRIGAS.
Catholic Prelates Charged with Aiding
Superstition and Fraud.
New York. Sept. 29. Robert G.
Ingersoll astonished a great many per
sons by attacking Archbishop Corrigan
vigorously in his lecture in the Colum
bia Theater, Brooklyn, to-night. His
lecture was entitled, "Which Way?"
and wai a general condensation of
views on theologians, in which he went
out of his way to make personal at
tacks. "No intelligent person now be
lieves that devils inhabit the bodies of
men," he said. "No intelligent person
now believes that devils are trying to
control the actions of men. No intelll
cront nerson now believes that devils
exist. And yet at the pre ?ent time, in
the City of New York, Catholic priests
are exhibiting a piece of one of the
bones of St. Ann, the supposed mother
f thft Viririn Mary. Some of these
v - - o -
nriests mav be credulous imbeciles.
f-
and some may be pious rogues,
"If they have any real intelligence
they must know that there is no possi
ble way of proving that the piece
of
bone ever belonged to St. Ann.
And
If they lave any real iot -lligence, they
must know tbat even tbe hone of St.
Aon were substantially like the bone
of other perrons, made of substantially
tbe same material, and thst the medi
cal and miraculous qualitie of all hu
man bones must be uhtaotially tbe
same. And yet the prieU are ob
taining from their credulous dune
thousands of dollar for the privilege
of seeiog this bone and kioslng the box
that cont tins tbe 'sacred relic'
"Archbishop Corrk'an knows that no
one know wbo the mother of the Vir
gin Msry was; that no one knows about
any of tHe bones of this unknown
mother. He knows that tbe whole
thing 1 a theological fraud; knows
that his priests, or priests under bis
jurisdiction, arc obUlning money
under false pretenses.
"Cardinal Gibbons knows the same;
butcelther of these pious gentlemen
has one word to say against this shame
less crime. They are willing that
priests, for the benefit of the church,
should make merchandise of tbe hopes
and fears of ignorant believers; willing
that fraud, which produces revenue,
should live and thrive. This is the
hone ty of the theologian. If either of
there gant'emen should be Wken sick
he would not touch the relic; he would
send for a physician." Inter-Ocean.
The Desiirn of Popery.
It is nothing less than the subjuga
tion of both church and state, in the
United States, to the absolute domin
ion of the Pope, a foreign despot and
pretender to absolute and universal do
minion, the head of all churches and
supreme over all kingdoms and princes,
and henc3 his "Ipse dixit" shall settle
all questions, civil and religious, and
every cltizan be made bis vassal. This
is just what the pope claims, and what
the papal church teaches and just what
she is trying to accomplish in the
United States. To reach this end, she
will use everything within her reach,
foul or fair, the ballot-box, bribery, de
ception, riots, persecution, sorcery, in
timidation, anything that will help her
Into power. Do the American people
know this? They ought to know it,
and means of knowing it are within
the reach of all, and Is found in history,
in the prophetic scriptures, in the de
crees and canons of popish councils, ln
the oath of office taken ry her prelates;
yea, written in the blood of millions of
saints, slaughtered by her murderous
hand, ordered by the pretended Vicar
of the blessed Sivlour! What for? Oh,
for the glory of God! But rather to
give a usurper and tryant absoluta do
minion. And to do it, kill the heretics,
Protestants! Qaeer missionary work,
to kill men and send them to hell be
cause they cannot submit to the rule of
Rome and to worship her idols! Why
not go to them with the love of Christ
Instead of anathemas and the tortures
of the Inquisition?
The prophesies tell what Roma would
be and do; history tells what she has
done and is doing. Her history and
practice tell her true character. She
does not conceal her designs: she can
not, she has rarealed them in her acts
and councils. Her present special de
sign is the conquest of the United
States. She has already made an as
ault on the nation, by her attack on
our free-school system, aid that is vlr-
ually an attack on all our free institu
tions. Intelligenca and patriotism in
the masses is the bulwark of the na
tion. If Rome can succeed in the de
duction of our free schools, her con
quest of the nation will ba easy.
My countrymen, don t be deceived by
Rome's pretension to loyalty. I he
pope may praise the Constitution of the
United Ststjsand laud our institutions;
don't believe it. Popery and American
freedom cannot prevail in the same
country. The triumph of the one is
the destruction of the other. It is
time the American poople knew this.
They may learn it when it is too late.
Fellow citizens, can you afford to be an
indifferent and a silent spectator of the
operations of Rome in the Unite!
Stutss? Can you look on and see Amer
ican liberties perish under the foul touch
of papal hands? Don't flatter yourself
that Rome has changed. What she
1wis. she is and will be until the day of
her utter overthrow.
The papal b3ast cane out of perdl
tion, and it will be driven back there.
Rv. xvil. "Watchman, what of the
night?" Calvin.
Greek and Roman.
"When Greek meets Roman, then
coroc3 the tug of war." The Greek
Archbishop of Smyrna, in a pastoral
lettjr, thus refers to the papal church
'You are undoubtedly aware that
the present pope of ancient Rome, the
head of the Occidental church, who, as
lone as nine hundred years ago, on ac
count of his ambitious demands of sub
mission, and his hsretical doctrines,
cot on account of better knowledga, but
bemuse he craved for power, severed
all connection with the orthodox Cath
olio and Apostolic Church of Christ
that this pope did last year publish an
encyclical in which he appealed to the
nonnle in tha Est and West who did
I E -
not acknowledge his supremacy to sub
mit to him as the only vicar of Jesus
Christ on earth and as the head of the
church. But this demand is counter to
t.hA te.achinffa of the Gospels, to the
apostolic traditions, and to the decl
sions of the eiumenical councils as the3e
have met and acted under tne provi-
denial guidance of God, aod aW coun
ter 1 1 IV doct-im i of all te holy fath
er of tie ew-tm and tbe w-t-ra
tburche of the firtt nioe tent iries,
upon which ba-Wt'ieof tnodox Catholic
and apostolic church of tin East is
founded. All these reject t"ie ianova
tiooand hen-ti:al ideas of the papal
church in re'e-ente to the proccteioo
of the Holy Ghost from the Son as well
as fr.m the Father, in re'erenoe to
sirinkling (in bapti m), to unleavened
bresd (In tbe cK'htriU), to the immac
ulate conception of the Mother of God,
to purg story, t) the supremacy and in
fallibility of tbe pope.
"In short, ttee men who have come
from the Occident into the light bring
ing Orient for the unholy and profane
purpore of contaminating the orthodox
with their fsiso doct-inei, are false
teachers and lying prophet, wbo have
close! their eye to the true light and
bava darkened their understanding."
The above is ctndid and right to the
point. Tis a fact tbat tbe Greek
church is much older than the Roman
church. American Tyler.
More Aggressive.
An English paper says: "The hos
tility of the Roman Catholic Church to
FrCe-Masonry on the Continent be
comes every year more aggressive. Its
latest development Is to be found in the
arrangements for an International Anti-
Masonic congress, which was held on
September 29. The objects of the
movement are declared to be (1) 'to
prove to the world, by the most con
vincing evidence, the evils and disas
ters of which Frea-Masonry has been
to mankind at large, and to the Roman
Catholic Church in particular; (2) to
find the remedy for its sinister action,
and to constitute, from all tho active
forces that can be Induced to cooperate
in the struggle, a permanent organiza
tion against this infernal society.' "
STR1Y SHOTS.
If Roman Catholics are taught that
we should Bay: "Ba ye merciful as
your mother Is also merciful," chang
ing father to mother why do they not
change the name "father" (priest) to
mother? With their frocks it would
be very applicable.
Christ's Mission has made another
heretic. His name is E. Martin (not
Euclid Martin). Ha was a Trapplst
monk, but he thought he would not act
monkey any more, so he got out of the
trap. And now the pope will set his
"bloodhounds' upon him to put him in
some cage. These monks are on the
right road; let us keep them on the
trot. The pope will think in a very
short time he has a worse job on his
bands than putting pigs in the pan.
The Converted Variolic magazine
takes the religious side of the Roman
Catholic questions, and it seems strange
that ministers and philanthropic Chris
tian people do n t come to the a'd of
Elitor O'Connor and help him in his
work by money and influence. If the
ministers do not wish to join the A. P.
As., there is surely something in the
Christ's Mission work to interest them,
if they want to see this land delivered
from semi-paganism.
If a "heretlo" made Cardinal New
man pay $lf,lH)UUU lor saying metn
things about him, why cannot ex-
'Father" Lambert get $56,000.00 of
these Roman Catholio gentleman edi
tors who have stated that ha was ln-
? It it could ba done it would pro
duce a very saluta-y effiot. It would
work wonders. The popa then would
lose his charm for the American peo
ple.
The pope wishes very much to
make a union betwaan the Church of
Rome and the Jews, on the following
grounds: The Jews must accept the
cultus and doctrines of the papists, and
the papists must except the same of the
Jews. The pope wishes to make the
same kind of unioi with the people of
the United States.
The Riman Catholics are boasting of
their membership, etx, but if every
member oi that church and every priest
who Is converted will each get two
more, the quastlon will soon be settled.
Two Rom in Catholic teachers in
Pittsburgh would not read the Bible as
the school officers desired, and they
were dismissed and teachers appointed
who would do what the officers wanted.
If the Bible is placed in every school in
the land, the Roman Catholio teachers
will disappear as mist before the rising
sun. Ii9t tnere oa a county organiza
tion in every county to encourage the
reading of this book.
The Christian Endeavor societies are
beginning to look with favor upon the
patriotic movement. Now, Phelan,
pitch in! What is your next? We
will soon have them all on our side.
Youarc doing g od wcrk, Tell in your
paper just what you think of these
people and what the pipes and all the
gentry of your church (?) think of them.
It will enllghtan them and help our
side very much.
Now we are where tha Riming are.
They want to strike -it is said on the
West End Railroad of Boston, while the
Protestants do not. "Turn the rascals
out."
If it is a fact that Priest Jaklmowicz
had 777 wives, he should ba dealt with
as the followers of Brlgham Young
were, only 7 times 77 times harder.
ALEPH.