The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-06

proves its sincerity by It's sacrifices Let those who ar
interested in knowing this fact lay IL well and closely t.
heart M f
We conclude with the article which have alluded
from the Boston KaOW botgthe organ of the new party
II speaks for itself
RosA Srsa AND KEruBIrc aslss-This position may be
put down fixed and inevitable viz That Romanisa and
repaJcosisA soa Ii is utterly inn
possible As well expect the TO shine at midnight ana
darkness at the time brood the earth Roman
ism, everybody ought to know opposed first and last
in letter and spirit 10 all that makes republicans Had
the to-day would crush republic ON the lace OF
the earth Had il the power has TIC ou would To-
day crush this great American republic The Pope OF
Rome, ia his graspng ambition TO spread his power fondy
looks TO this country his future stronghold lie sees
Catholic churches among from the tides OF The
Atlantic clear to the shores Of the Mississippi His policy is
so shaped his drected his marching mark
ed every day virtually onslaught upon republican
ism. His anguarge is. Romanism will grow and become
mighty just fast and far destroy great foe,
republicanism"
The thing to be settled in the OF the American peo
Pile is shall republcanism Romansn be triumphant
Shall the republic with all its blessings be preserved or shall
that sevent becured and becurspg institution
the Roman Catholic Church. be allowed to creep over u.s.
serpent like and poison and destroy all that We
have repubcansm and Romanism The two nstitu
tions cannot breathe the atmosphere The one is
great Free noble system Of laws, government and insti-
tuon that gives FREQ thought free speech free schools,
The other notoriousy in opposition to all this Romansm
does tolerate the education Of the people. Itayits
whole history It, The voice of its press reflects this
sentiment 1t taught in the Boston Pilot in the Shepherd
of the Valley the American Ce and by that renegade
and who base enough TO descend anyc and do
work, Orestes A. Drownson Romanism does not ole-
rate to be He must crouch and cringc beneath
the weight of oppression and superstition II he asserts his
manhoodifh he puts the garb and of the free
manhis liberty and his life may pay for it, Let to-
day preach Professionalism in Rome and the prison would be
the consequence Romansm not the friend Of progress 1t
chains the world down to the past in its Ignorance its deg
radiation and its darkness It's aim hope prayer purpose
and struggle This 1t asserts
without any qualification. Within six months past Brown
son. who lives in this Bostonon this soil Of the
Pigrims-here where LIBERTY and RELIGION were first
planted and first grewwithn the very shadow of Bunker
Hill monument and Faneul Haths notorious Brown
son says in his own Quarterly Review, in substance
:" The people be educated They better OF IN
ignorance The Church Of Rome best and only be
tanned an s ancient glory BY keeping the n'asses dorn
Thus that ignorance oppression and superstition
the great elements and forces of Romansm. Thus
too, that at point and in every particular in
direct and antagonin to epubcanm There is
ground for doubt this matter Therefore earnestly
appeal to all native Amercansto all that love their
ryto all that vensrae the spirit Of bertyto all that
would the republic go in the ufment Of its great des
tnyto forward in arm, like grand brother
hood of patriots Christians and give battle to this huge
hydra-RoMAsIsM. The time for action has come. The
country is filed with enemies Its liberties in danger
The IL raised to strike the blow Let be ready for
vice. Let us put on Let our motto be
O coasy, 'ehole country and nothing but
try"
/ a. Dozen ~iA Romansa"