American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
AMERICANS Read.


gress Of Catholicism in America. The
command is-"CRUSH OUT REPUB-
LICANISM."
Read it Americansl The Pope says:-
~ oar Church is 10 iiye. IL mUd Be IN a
merica. Governments are tOttering here.-
EDerg thing is uncertain. Ilook 10 you for
tie future. SPREAD R0MANISM IN
AMERICA, CRUSH OUT REPUBLT-
CANISM. Tie church may before a month
flee to your shores"
"Crash out RepuXicanism." In this,
his Holiness, the Pope only confirms the
charges made by the American Press of
the entire breadth and length of our coun-
try. Who among all our readers can now
doubt the final object of Roman politico-
Catholicity, when we have the distinct a
vowal Of its object from the head of the
church? How much food does it furnish
for the reflection of every thinking friend
of American Republicanism? With Ca,
tholicism severed from its temporal aspi-
ration we make no war, as form Of relig-
ious worship placed upon the same basis
with the various denominations of the
Protestant church. 1t should receive the
full protection of our citizens and laws, but
when the distinct instruction comes, "crush
out Republicanism," how much does il
behoove Americans to be on their guard?
Years since it became obvious to many
Americans of the country that the ultimate
objects Of the church were TO render the
| Republic subservient to the church. -
Hence arose the American organization,
and hence the justly popular condemnation
of the Roman policy in the United States.
The objects of the church were for many
years kept in profound secrecy, and the
trumpet tongue of the true friends of the
Republic only aroused our people to the
sense of their danger, and it was moi
until the American people became thor
oughly aroused to the sense of these OBJ
jects that the church came out openly with
the avowal to crush out Republication.
We commend these instructions of the
Pope to the,earnest, candid and deliberate
reflection of every true Son of Liberty
Shall Republication be crushed?
No, God and our native land forbid.
In all religious experience we remembe
nothing that has caused us greater JOY
than to hear of the rumored conversion o
the reprobates of the Sunday Morning
Cincinnati Enquirer If there is mucl
Joy over one converted sinner that repen
teth, how much greater must the Jubilee
have been, when ROBINSON, MARSHALL
and CuRrIss got religion. We copy thu
following item from the Cincinnati Ga
zette:
GREAT REFORM INA NEWSPAPER Or
FIcE.-It is rumored that the publishers
editors, and printers of Sunday mornin!
paper called the Enquirer have all beensud
denly converted, and joined the "mos
straitest sect, the Pharisces." 1t is saiC
religious meetings are to be held ever
Sunday morning at the Enq"irer office
which arcconducted by Bro. Robinson, AN
, to which all members of the class, orde
tribe, who do not prsfer to goto Moore
. garden or up the river or the Champion
? are invited to attend.
On next Sabbath morning Bro Marsha
: assistant editor. and Bro Curtiss, rive
! reporter, are expected to relate their ex
| perience, which can not fail to be yer
S rich.
Q We give the above as mere rumor, fo
: what it is worth. Like Thomas, W
e doubt.
t N. B.-Newsboys peddling the Sur
Q day morning Enquirerin the streets al
5 requested to cry it softly, soas not to ur
/ necessarily disturb this meeting.
? Our ncighbor of the Statesman we trus
Q will ponder over this wonderful CONVEX
! sion, and before his next Sabbath Day
n Reflection, think upon his latter end.
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. INpEpENDExr.-W. H. p. Denny, editC
Of the Western Star, published at Leblanc
4 O., has bean named as candidate fC
Il Lieut. Governor, on the Republican ticke
! In late number of his paper, he took o.
) casion to speak pretty freely of S.