Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

indfs, aud prosecuting the commtneabc occupation OF
advancing literature and science, by iudoious man.
sgemeut they gradually impress heif minds iayouTably
towards the selyes their institutions and their religion
returning to their friends, niughng again society
with the advantages Of polished edaestssa, they in
iallby strong pre- posse sson in their favor thus
gaining the confidence Of the vrtubas aad nirgen,
while they rule the ignorant aud sppesiitious with
rod Of iron As 10 the private nature Of these insttu
TONS which the pupils in its literary department are
profoundly ignorant of until they have been persuaded
10 take the vail, after which they again
70 return 10 the world wish their tale appeal 10 histo-
~ and the exposons which have been made for three
hundred years back.
This society (St. Leopold annually exports many !
thousands 10 all OF the principal ports IN the United
States, turns them loose upoE public expense, well
knowing provisionOry laws for the poor. Similar
societies exist in various other parts OF Europe These,
in conjunction with the cupidty of eneaptans, who,
as have myself been told hundred times by emf
grants, persuade these poor miserable objects that it
,bey but get together The requisite fifteen dollars
with which 10 pay their steerage passage to America
"tbey live without work find dollars in the streets
and get whskey for nothing also great auxilia.
res 10 encourage ana keep up this overwhelming tide
of emigration. Add 10 these evils the considerations
that this vast populaton not only entirely free from
taxation to support the government and the laws which
project 'he, Dui are dHect pubic expense oil millions
OF dollars. Every Tree institution designed Tor the as
slsianee oil The poor and unfortunate oil our own ei
zens, are almost entirely monopolzed by them Ihtee
years ago, 1t was officially published by the city nu.
thores OF New York. that fora few months pnst, these
arrivals had averaged TO exceed oo thousand per reek
. most OF whom, says N L. paper, "imnediateiy
come upon public expense, they have not farthng
! in their pockets when they land"
In null of tfsd
to the fact OF their being sent her, but by what means
they know not
Another case in point. showing the anticipated effects
TO be produced by emigration, rs tho sentiment o. alser
from the late Roman Catholic Bishop at Boston CBene
dict Fenwiok) TO the pope in which he exolting'y as
sures this iunclionary that the Roman Catholics are
numerous and powerful, and that at no distant day
theirs will be the prevailing religion.
Romish priest in Utica, N Y, on demanding az.
ssiance from its Inhabitants TO erect one of their in
s'u'ons IA nunnery, we beIeve) being refused, Vaun
ingy replied " mat IN ten years similar demand
would but De made TO be complied with These,
ana numerous oher incidents wheh are oaHy uansp''
ing snow al 'eas' inc OBJECT whicn they are aoor"g
TO accomplish ana rom what we know oil INC sp'ri' oil
ci'hocism may we mol nationally expect that IN some
OF the erea, political revolutions IN the world our soil
will be again invaded in declared war, and that these
eg'ons oil Roman Catholic subordinates, whom we have
virtually nur'ured IN our boso, viii be called upon by
the Church oil Rome to take arms en- massc against
u.s. TO aid some political event suspicious to their own
f interests Undoubtedly this is definite object in view
although perhaps distant one
we have now one more point in this diabolic plot OF
complicated vainy 10 mention, and this is OF the great
esi immediate Importance OF all II is The illegal eA
erc'se OF Tie right OF suffrage isa TACT wei
established dnring every city election that 'housand
OF ega votes are cast by many who have scarce beer
long enough IN The country to learn what an election Is
Eet'ey All move on IN unison ana WIN exact precision
hey EXHIBIT every necessary PROOF mol only oil being
iuy instructed IN 'hor manner oil procedure by 'hei
directors Du' also on whom TO besow 'ner suhfages
'o' 'ne "ho'e oooy nave university gone io' 'ne '"'
last ana present administrations Inc aetS 10 DC &C
counted iof oy mutual understanding between th'
= fFes4ae" q "e o""ed otates ana INC pope " homef
what o'ne' enc was ua' ha',ehns' complimentary
'nsinuaung eer addressed oy he former 10 'ne ia'"f
e previous 10 ms ELECTION but TO give geh'e hnt
oneness IN sentiment ana 10 secure 'ha' suhrage ~hei
he knew would be thus afforded HIM one would sup
pose the dominant power was Suie'enuy corrupt an'
hearted lOatnEOmt