The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-21

come 70 town to thank him, ~. been told he does
not know one note OF music, and can't tell "shoo
vert from PresDyterisnsm the old iesven was never
thoroughly purgej out Of him. You notice the old
Scotch itching to have HE thumb on other peoples
on all others. II they do not stay gagged he calls
them names, and vilihes them aud tells his readers
they are very bad men, or shallow men.
rnE BALTIMORE COUNCIL DID NOT rAks PRIESTS
POLITICIANS.
Reporter-Do DR.. McGiynn's views, as expressed
in Tue Sun report, conflict with the DEGREES OF the
Council oil Baltimore :
Clergyman-Em phatically no. DR.. McQlynn says
distinctly that he, together with ali rood men, be-
lieyed in uniting religious and secular educauon'
Dr.. McGlynn knows tina. the system q a,r pa.
from that in ali the res, Of this country.
Elsewhere the priests look to the people Tor the sup
state for that support The Council Of Baltimore
does not intend to convert priests into ponucians,
OF priests should yearly 20 to tie State capital to
lobby for their annual appropriations
ruG MILK IN ruE cocoAsur
II is well known that politicians grant
ami when they oblige these priests by engineering
their bill. through the House and Senate, they ex
pect that those same priests wil take care OF the
Council OF Baltimore advised the establishment Of
parocbis schools, II was considered hopeless task
TO attempt to secure the Punishment of denomina-
tona and sectarsn worship from the public schools.
DIR. McGynn, by keeping TO liz legitimate work as q
priest u ennbled 70 give All time 70 tine rettVtOus
instruction CT mis- people and their children.
DR. N'GLyss's CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Repotter-ls the constitutional amendment pro-
posed bv DR. McGynn, discovering Church and State,
Ciergyman-The syllabus condemns the total
separation Of Church and State. do not know
@ e rsGn Of SSars and s'sS n
union seriously broached In this country, Catho
lies would find themselves enjoying the beauties Of
sets code OF tile days Of the Puritan athersi When
the Syllabus reached this country, some OF our
tic PAPERS "that q aid not appy 70 al oosnt,T al
a." II we wish the union OF Church and State In
this country had better begin the agitation Of Il
at once, aud let the people know what we do want.
The SECRET COUNCIL.
Reporter-IIss any correct account Of the meeting
OF priests at the Rev. E. J. ORey's been published
Ciergymanri was not present. did not think 4,
worth while to 90. knew II was entirely unauthor.
lied. and its DEGREES could carry no more weight
upon any other question. The matter had been all
cut and dried beforehand. They had settled II be.
meet, The Wear General was not present. and
there not more than third Of the pastors In
the diocese present. Tbs Ist1unss seeoun! was as
Another account has been published In nominally
Catholic paper almost as wild as the 7ft6unes, and
much more one sided, judging at least from the IN
Reporter is 1t generally supposed among Catholics
s' s see n5oocsea Of bs public
from ali sectarian schools
Clerryman-Cs ,holles who read the papers know
very well that that article had nothing Whatever TO
do with II. Some or them feel very sore about the
money and wish TO give vent to their feelings. They
wan, satisfaction out OF somebody, and just now
DR. n'oLYSS Is THE MOST AVAILABLE VICTIM.
u they could keep the money, the doctor nigh,
talk himself hoarse anu they would not mind him
lfthey wish to know why the money was withdrswn
you advise them TO read the report OF the Union
League Club.
This report was submitted to the reverend gentle