, 1874-02-26

frat church digultary to tako It in hand
"as Atcholehop ba5lcy OF baltimore, Prmatc
OF .no ohuFch Of America, 1t TINT timo Bishop
OF No" Jorsoy. From fow scattered socletlcn
In tho Eastorn States this organization now OK
tonds through tho United States and British
America, tho Union numbering 1856 socoties on
its roll. At tho third nnnnal Convention Of tho
bort tho following dispatch
was road ~N' &''A '''''' 'A'A" f1o NUM-
r,, ,,o,x r.,,.. ,.,,, u. noHs. N Oct; +, 1g7s: @
1S nna n3 fa'ner from MA nesFs besscs tnls union'
T1,is aroused general enti,nsinsn tl,ronrhout
tho country, and considerably augmented the
ranks OF tho temperance oruBaders, Tho pbiln-
t;oa ,yi,1 ~. .,,~rn"at - ~ IN
In. ham, ,,,,a,S6 ~ III. ~ i.p -. 4v,oGo
no,.ep nGs nootl pasng tho matter & Of the contonnal
colen1a1loh, 10 COMMEMORATE which IL pfopoeo6
erecting
MAGNIFICENT FOUNTAIN
in Fairmount park. Tho projected fountain, .
modol OF Whsoh was exhibited on tho stage. will
bo wrought IN Iyrol marble, vii be 90 feet In
hoight, viii cost about s25o, ,ooo, and VII com
bino IN omblomatio figure Of Mohea striking tho
TooK, WIEN atntaes y OF blnnop Uarfoli, Gommoaoro
Barry, Richard MontRomory,, aud Charles Car-
toll, Revolutionary catholic hotoos
THE A0AbEhlY WAS cnAMMEp
to It's utmost extent, mud hundreds wore unable
70 galn aom'ha!ou; ~ crowded we're she e:toots
adjacent That podeati1auiam Was almost impos-
algio, x .,.,.x
n,a LossoTs "ero O. reaa G1 from A1cnolsnop na5!eY,
grotttng inability to attend, and PRAYING god
apeoa 70 tho unaeEaaAlng. inc 1olio"lnS ls nm
EXTRACT FROM AnuHn1s'1or nASIEY'9 LETTER.
polntlng ont tne oVllH, 'emEofal anu SPIRITUAL
caused ny 1nsomperancc III the uHo OF tnto1ioat-
do not wonder At thu rather strange sort Of war
iaro which being ntgcd asatnt grog tn somo
hara o. tho "ess, ing way o. "tSeslng mo osi''
nwnr tho rcoc,,om 'vhicS unc.u7 sriiy, arI,
folIosu such moyomsnts, viii probaSly il
tla end do more harm than good. Ali my obscrra-
thas yonr Catholic Union has taken tho only ground
,na Gn Waaen .us @ eVn eaa 70 Iao
Sesn fr viii HI. ao@d rceelttom, III somn ~ ret
oionu inencss are to he'll nressryative. aranst "1
tho.only enduring ro,,soiy.
FATHER rorKrNs,
In lengthy address, advocated tho intoroats Of
tho proposed Ccntonnial celebration. I1o ro.
vieWod tho history Of tho Irish race in this coun-
try from tue Revolution to tho present day,
claiming that Irish Catholics, having an intcrest
In the country, should enthusiastically with
heart aud pocket, support tho Expoaitlon in
1876.
FATHER euAnKEr,
men, 1rishmen, aud Catholics united in tho
cause of temperance. Ho complimontod thom,
aa strong advocates OF tho causo, that they had
the good wshos and prayers OF tic Church that
lay porsons in overy ago hayo boon
found not only to aCyocato. eupport, mud
defend, but originate, porpotuate, aul crown
with succoss fLo works Of their rnniug
and pioty. Having nIzotchcd tue history Of tom
perance organizations in America ireland, Scot
tand, and England, ho said that Amerloa lad tho
honor Of giving riBo to thon. NOW York Ia 1920
had 100 socictlos, with 1oo, QUO members. Boston
had societies III l62C Sootlatll, in 1920, had 190
socotios, with membership OF $4,000, and in
ono year distributed d25, 600 tracts and 40, 600
pamphlets. In 1881 tho british aud foreign So
cietieH forced 400 old Greenwich pensioners to
givc up tho grog. In Ireland, 2,O00,000 rushed to
fasheF nlatheW. speaking TO them as 1f1ail'
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utloa 1 =. s1o 4.aa ta ~ nUn u - "auto
sno5 n"suaA3 - f:,, !o,tsu @ snoI luusuaons on tao
saoee1n . ~ igaio ~ 1nea H.; a,t;m tG;ontyacn Mo
nams tn,,s ~ ora ~ sa' ~!
!ulS ooe ;s, i ~ hon1o Mnpse playeia nno
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