Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

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We viii make an agreement with the
Editor of the Telegraph. If he viii
agree to sustain this Government in any
future war that may arise with Maxinil-
ian, or bis successors in Mexico, We viii
agree to sustain war With England, il
one should transpire
We are IN favor Of the Union in It's
integrity against all its enemies, and
against the enemies Of Free Govern
msnt, Liberty Of Conscience, and the
iuAlienable rights Of man, wherever they |
may be. Is this the creed Of the Catho-
he Telegraph We hope 60.
Oar article is already lengthy, and We
eanno, expatists as fully as We desire on
the mass Of assertions that the TEE
graph makes ia vindieation Of the su-
shoritiss Of its church from the charge
Of hostility 70 orr Union and to free in
situations.
We hare heretofore addueed several
facts in support Of our charge, 0ns is
thai the members Of that church In ihis
country are, nine out Of ten, doing all
they can to aid the rsbsllioa By sympa.
timing With it /, and voting With It's
friends, the Copperhesd leaders This
fact we do not think, the Telegraph viii
deny. II il does, We ask its editors Why
| it is that that Infamous and IRRESPONSIBLE
sheet, the FfssHsaH's JoHrHal, has be-
tween Fifty and sixty Subscribers here
(aIl ofwhOm, except bali dozen native
dough-faees, are Roman Catholicsl,
I while The Telegraph, loyal and pat
riotic paper, has only Eve subseribersf
But the Telegraph denies that the
Fresman's Journal Is Catholic paper
We answer that, though it may not Be
, published with the endorsement Of the
church, it shows BY the Roman Catholic
. literature aud advocacy Of that religion
ia every number, that il is a. much q
! Rouan Catholic paper As she New York
0bserver or the IndepsadeHt---belh
! ssmi-sseulars ssni,rshgious papsrs-ars
3 organs, respectively, Of the Old School
!. Presbyterian and Congregational church
: Is. The Telegraph does not advocate
: Iits faith more earnestly than does the
' Freeman's Journal the same faith.
! Another proof that wa have given Il
|. the speech Of DR.. stet.sr, d. the sevsri
! nus Society al Vienna, who takes "a,
4 ground that Maximilian isths agsn. o
Il God, appointed to exterininass "the
4 heather brood - msanihg those whc
o dissent from tbs doctrines Of the Romar
}. Church-in this country. But, the Tsls
graph says, 'sThe Catholics efthe Unissd
n States should notbe held responsible FOL
= tho sayings OF doipgs Of the ssysrinu'
Il Society At Vienna, or the rhetoric o
|, DIR. stsz,er' Why 2 Because We d
, aot know anything about them"
We do not hold the Catholics Of th'
o United States IN general responsible, b1
70 we do hold the authorities Of tha
IS Church responsible, and charge tha
4 their policy is that indicated By Dr.
n. Stetzer 1
,e Another proof is the language nss,
e by the Vienna Presss, paper that Il
', thoroughly ultramousans or Papal In il
a character, and hence an authorized orgai
4 for the Macmillan conspiracy That pspsi
). says, "Ths Mexican monarchy is iatend
IL ed not only 20 react against the Anglo
Il Saxon race, and the Democratic ideas 0
b North America, but also against Ansfi
q can .Protessansism. Hence the inn
n mense enthusiasm With which the elsri
d sGt party Of both hemisphsres has vel
u coined the advent Of MaximilianLr
d OF ell the Roman oAtholie periodical
q In the United. ssAtessww know G
d but two, the CafAolie Telegraph an,
Brovnson's Rspiesc, that have taken d,
Il right course in regard to the rebellion
d and the cause of it.
y The Pope, as if to signsHze his en-
y nifty to the Government Of the Unite,
!" States and bis friendship for the rebel
re lion, writes friendly letter to JEFF. Da
Of Wis and halls him as the ''illustriou
a. President" He also, while ssndin,
q $500 for the benefit of the Federal sol
q. diers, sends al equal amount for tn
ar rebels, thus showing .his impartiality be
tween civilization and barbsrism-au
shority and rebellioa-law and trans
y gressioal
Is The proofs Of the hostility Of the Pa
Of pacy and those whom il controls sowar
this Union and its free institutions is 8
n patess as to be conclusive with all ex
'" cept those who are determined net 10 b
- convinced. There are none 90 BIZ.
n a. those who viii not see" ssfsS
Our whols purpossin what We hav
= written on this subject il not to thro,
, discredIt On the homestead consideration
people Of The Roman Church, but-t
y point ont the hostile intent Of the author
: tiles toward our Union, and 10 give VAR
= ing Of the dangers which beset our FIRE
= institutions, in order that our peopl
~ may Be prepared to defend themselEsl
and nerved to,mses any danger that ma
> come upon them United in con
II pact hody, sad determined 10 ovsrcom
difficulties, CIR people viii prove then
:" selves capable Of vanquishing all thei
r. enemies, maintaining the Union, an
preserving their precious institutions e
themselves and postsrity Il is car
lessness and unbelief in dan ger that "