New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21
NY adviser ard directo, In al th,nge spperaning 10
INV civil and political rig hts and actlonA

my 'lVU oDo fkutr nnu sSsrhS
"I swear fully to be guided By the Grsce Of Col
through bis cbossn in everything temporal or spritua
and viii obey every demand upon me by the willing
sacrifice Of bs health, honor, character and property
"Ahd If i fail IN any one particular to observe and
otey such orders rections requirements and obigs
i,rs, may the Father in Heaven cure NE and mine;
may The holy and eternal Virgin, Mother OF Jesus,
cure me and eternally damn me unless repent and
make satisfaction for all 81 forthcoming.
AZ promise TO labor for the welfare Of The Church
in America and se.k her advancement and obey her
necessities.
cupinry or political adys tsge l enjoy; to uss every
e,ertiop ard perform any act; al-and ~ much more
as NAV be for The good OF dearly beloved Church.
81 viii neither spare life property, health, stand
ing in society, Institutions, is"s: Dors'nlhenS'
whether nv own or that Of another, II the Church re-
III will yesp.c ct no oath or obligation OF any kind or
Of siy raiure in conflict With this ool,g 't''p ana
shall cobsiter all otf and conflicting shrmst,hs IS
null al void and OF no moral binding eneo upon he,
if the Church require II. , 3
II swear rever to testify against any menoer OF
this Scciety to tis injury, N any Colrt OF
ard Furthermore promise lever 70 aeso' WE Cue
existence OF this Circle, under any pr''ehe VI 'o'
Shy purpose whatever -,;o,,.
q promise to conform, 10 each and every partSu,,
lar 10 All the rules ard regulations OF this Circle
and never to attempt any alteration, or seek any
charge without the assent o. the bishop.
II am Disciple of the Circle OF Jesus.
As stated in the outset, my version is me- ssary
imrerrect; but far that imperiec,lon eAIehas,
d. tracts from and ACIDS nothing 10 the iha'y Vi ''o
Roman Catholics oath.
| leave the reader TO pass his own comment upon
L. for no ans usge Of mine can add TO its iniamy.
The "Crcle II Jesus is thus cons ltuted the bull
wark Of Roman Cathohc;sm IN America Inc hvnnan
fortress is TO be guarded against encroachments Dy
aCucle whose members are sw0fn TO disregard our
laws; sscIiiioe our lives, and property and honor
.smI er with our institutions, violate the sanstty OF
our Halls Of Justice, and deuge our streets III o'o,
l. /pl =
Can bigotry and hatred lead men much furtner
than this
DO the days al the Inqaistiou furnish backer
record of Roman Catholic rule or ruln than IS re-
vealed in the Mn. teentb Century in Free America
Can man corrective Of greater infamy and ingrsh
tu5e and that too, from men who ENJOY the greatest
ol.ratOn Of religious sentiment, and whose counIees
edices 81 protected by cur laws
Already this Black Band have begun their work OF
iuiamy in the Fourth Ward of this city, by excluding
the Bible from the Common Schools oil that ward
At a eeiing Of several prominent members oil Tue
" Circle" held al Saint Peters Church IN Barclay
,treet on Sunday the ith day OF April last, and at
which meeting present four SCI oil officers o the
Fourth Ward, it dete mined that 10 Bible should
again be read there -.
Several members Of the Beard of Education of this
city and Brooklyn were also pre- sent and WAS deter
mined if the Board of Education should be appealed
to- that no action should be taken and thus virtually
concur in action had by the local Board. Such
tiDgercy did aise and resolution OF inquiry was laid
on the table. The public can readily acsriain the
nan of the maker of that motion and Judge for sef
who Of Il parties present Oh the occasion
| refer 10. All our daily papers, except The Nrald
| cont aimed that Information.
The Circle Of Jesus has lsbored since ts or
gapizaton to obtsn toe control OF our Board of Edu-
cation aud thereby receive the management OF the
| Common Schools. shall be prepared at some future
day to show what they have donesnd how, aud what
| they intend to do if pCssble-and how. | desire 10
call public aent,n 10 the Of come OF our school
| teachers in New. York City may add that there
| many with ike American Z Names
| NAMES Oh TEACHERS ~ TIKI COMMON SCHOOLS %
| NEWBORN.
Fosrth Uoyd-Edward A. Walsh, John Halpn, Patrick
OL.ary. Mary Dsushery, Mary a OBren, Mary A. swee
ny. Lucy b. ODonnrll Mary A. Mahoney Mary oLeHy,
Caitarne Lynch, Margaret Donnesan, Annie L. ODonn.l
| FoBrisenh Ward M j. O'Donnen, John Boyle, Edward
McIlroy Chsrote A. Purdy, Maria swseDy Susan Neon
psIogEe CabaIine VI. Conner Margaret Doyle NJ Canaan
John A. Siyen. Nicholas MullisAn Mary Dorlu, Helen
| S1.h WG,d-Wilism Muliany. Francis McHueh Jane. NJ
sw,.Dy Catbaine Duffy Rose NJ oNen, Anna G Mcliusb
line Gassber stenson Melyer II ?. oNei Mary o. Gala
sh.r Mary r. Dosn, JoaDs soue Eliza Riley kmina S~oo
| ny Mary 4 McDsmoit, Mary T. tisrty
The foregoing names are gwen as sample 10 show
the sort of instructors placed our school children
and who are expected TO educate them for the respon
| sibtes Of American citizenship.
| Ii becomes serious question Tor the American
people to consider and that too in deliberate ant
impassionate spirit whether they will build up and
supper a system of universal education which know
no God and deliberately baDishes religion and pre-
scrbes all religious sentiment nmical to his growth
| and p'ogress.
Shall we educate a generation OF infdes, who may
| SCOT at Gods laws well mans Or shall W.
educate, as auxiliary TO Catholicism, the children
of parents who would rather their offspring perish
and die than they should know the Christians God
and the Christian Bible.