The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-11-11

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not AL kanke again says; He was particularly anxious
TO preserve peace and good order in Rome IL was his
amoon 10 MAINTAIN the security OF property TO insure
tne safety Oh the peson by day and night anu 10 suer
no usge of the law by the high Of the weak by the
strong. He Obliged the Barons to pay their debts-
hGnke p zd And this ss Is tse man you call proni-
gate and rake the very CUTTERS Of history to hnd some
thing to asperse him with Historians oil repute call MIN
rreproaehabe and upright Bat Ranke does speak OF
class Of Protestans who have made up their minds to
believe vague conjecture snrmises, &c, and this the
world had made up its mind to beleve.'-Rante p. e.
you of those men, In speaking of his own
history Ranke says in his introduction (page 30: An
Italian, Roman or Catholic, would enter upon the ex
ecutiOn Of the task in totally different from that
have pursued He would by the expression Of personal
veneratOn perhaps as matters stand at present Of
personal hatred give his work apecuar and doubt not
brilliant colorng; in many things too he would be
more copiOus in detail more ecclesiastical more local
Protestant and native of Northern Germany cannot
pete. In reality, we feel very little interest in
matters Ecclesiastical and canonca detail where
as on the other hand position affords other and if
not mistaken more just points of view, from which
we may contemplate history" But that position, Guy
you have found Yes sir Ranke could contemplate
history from just point Of view than Guy
Fawkes" Ee could seek out the truths Of history and
present them but you sir spurn the truth when it
is thrust fogetfn of the fact that he that tes
titles of anything regardless of its truth Is guilty of
crime he that teses willfuly false But presume
you think the ends justify the means nd anything to
put down Popery. you know And sir this has been the
aim of your class for eighteen hundred years and the end
is not yet
And you have gone hack to your vomit more
and have actually found Biographer to help you
spew up those black again; and you think 1
would rather than read what you say of Aexan
der VII Now Guy" this is the unkndes of ALTO
twit with my ignorance of the oft told ISLANDERS of
Alexander VI Pope of Rome. OH Guy, Guy-how could
Won do in and does the fear of losing your old castor
upset YOUR reason in this manner! and because your
hundred cases of rel authenticated poisoning by Popes
Cardinals and Priests have dwinded down to this that
YOU should say those hard things to me And you will per-
sist in it, that at least one Pope was poisoned But who
did this nv friendl Tell me that All Guy YOU have
shot at NV heart auyer of arrows as naughty bows
shoot at cock robbins and sparrows-and still lire
will admit your case is desperate one You started
out with grand savo about Pope Poisoning
&c; went among play actors and novelists ev
denee and now you inform US that some one poisoned
this Pope and all this twaddle gave you the state
ments of SanutO 'the best that has down to u.s.
says Ranke and so you give us another authentic state
ment differing from your other authentic statement and
Sanato differing from ALL ts he the coyId.
Well well this is too bad-to think you prove
Pope poisoned You failed but you have shown
a willing mind Guy, and that Is something You first