The Leavenworth weekly times., 1873-10-23
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| Those who wsre 80 Unfortunate, yesterday
morning, az To- he OBLIGED 10 6eptEd upon
the Leav-nwor TINES tor their new, hsc
| ihs privilege q reading bl. 1 meagre p1r
ton Of the lFSrtai,iass Il: the CI'hOiic
| EBion, nG~ in session az =. l. 'Gis- h|
! Calpn y hensVoieni org 'nilI.ion of IRISH
| men within tie CithOl:ns CbHTea. The
| meeting il j EarioEal one, and the proceed
| in.- axe ma.Isr- of interest 20 all Catholic
| people. Bat since they are Catholics, the
| iINEs suppTeSsss their proceedings. ". are
! not Cllbcias. but we believe in religious iol-
Grafton, and endeavor to trest oil denomiEa-
ions with equal :1lrnes-. Tnis IL not The
rule with the IIME., however; every one
no knows the edIiCr Of that paper kpoHs
thai he practices prescription in everything,
bG: the rneane-, &C, OF the kind he hss com
n,,'ed Ia;e'y ~aS ii;i. artenpl 70 Discriminate
agsins; the Isi-h Catholics.
EIlher B1der, tie Catholic Pfies' Of hi.
ci;y. tcos qsite q prominent part ia the pro-
cesdng-, n will be seen by reading tic
C,nnlsrciyi. but no mention of him waat-
ever is made in the TINES Commercial.
We copy the above from Col. D. ".
Housio,'s ''R-pGt!icas" organ. Shade, Of
Z liih O'Gorman defend u. FA.Ler paiIer
we beg you 20 i"lercede with the good Dea-
con. Cl;hu,ic-, oBe an all, help.
Tell The good E.aror 30 have mercy.
When ,h. coed Deacon wrote the
article a; midnight. just as the Sabbstn hour
was br.akiny upoa hiai, hos his heart mus.
have sched for The Catholics who had been
so fea-fIly wrun.ed by The TINES. The
words which he put upon paper were cold
aal unmcanihg compared with the intense
ieeIing o. sympathy which really existed in
his bo On. No mao scuated by feelings OF
hlmaniiy, viii fail 10 she'd tear or two, or
perhaps ;hree. IN sympathy with the good
Deacon. As ihs good Deacon belongs TO 4
ienhIe dis;iI.si orthodox church, We are
bound t. adm; IVA. i,is love for Catholics j.
from the i.s5rt, sincere, simple and pure.
Deacon U0ns;ua 'y,s born of o-''s0',-
parents. FROM ears ;i.fau = - /,
10 the teachings ol parents ., ., ha,! the |
create, horror "f Roman Catholicism. |
fhe good Deacon for thisy years has been |
wOrshiper f; lhe same altar ~i;l hereditary |
hrters Of Caihclic. Tie good Deacon Tor
thirty years has ''so;" under the clippings
Of ,he sanctuary, and been compelled 10 list
en- 10 long sermons, full OF denuaciatIons oi
tie Roman Catholic Priesthood. Born snd |
reared in the s,ric'e.t Of orthodox faith
Havins devoted G.iy years of his lie 70 the
Of the iIiih OF ihe Old Schooi
Pre-by,erians-havipg only Las; Sunday
listened TO sermon where protesiaEts were
cautioned and ~sroed against sending child
rem 70 Catholic schoois, where they world be
tsush; TO worship wooden imsges. we are
forced TO tha conclusion that Tie good Dea-
con il noi guilty OF b,p0crscs in wiring tie
edi,orisl named, bnt iha; he ha, experienced
a eiqags Of heart, and tha, hereafter he will
be found each Sunday morning Gssoutly
vending his way up Fifth stree. TO The grand
es. Catholic cathedral ia .he west, and there
upon bendsd knees making full and frank
confession of his manifold sins to Father
Ba;ler /;
Gsue-a; I.srriG,e, tie Fo.emaa o. the
.. :. >Grsnd jury ~il. IsSe notice Of the
,lanas of hesr; ami deal gently y!,h he
;ooi Deacon.