Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-28
PRIASTLE PROTEST AGAINST
JUDGE DUNES REMOVAL


| pUrporting to ha7e' been adopted by the
meeting Of the Catholics Ct Minnesota
gather, Il TO witness the conservation of
Bishop ireland. protes. against the
| Presidents removal OF Chief Justice
Du he of Arizona on account OF his
position on the common school ques-
! ton, decla. ing it q violstion of the
spirit of the First constitutional Amend
! merit. The resolutions further condemn
the policy which would stiic discussion
by the minority by appeals to religious
aniaSonIsm; oppose GENERALIZATION Of
educational powers in the National Gov
ernment; recognize equality of civil and
religious rights in American citizens.
and declare complete agreement with
the views expressed III Judge Dunno $
Lecture hefore :ke Arizona Legislature
on February =, 1919.
Judge dunno is doubtless Jesuit.
He was probably carrying oUt q pro-
grammc when he undertook to make
fight IN Altoona in favor OF diye-ting
psrt Of the IuoneTs raised for public
schools into Catholic hands: AMI OF
course the priesthood of his church OBJ
Jet to his work being interrupted. One
cannot blame them for expressing sym-
pathy for him ana his mission. Their
iraukness is to be commended II tie
decapitatei Judge is TO .ati-r at the
hands Of a hareIical President lie is en-
titled to an expression OF confidence
and sympathy by has reiisionists
Bcing Roman emissary he did his hes:
TO break down the Protestant school |
system of Arizona. He saw around |
him = large population OF Catholic !
si..icaus. He probably thought that
IN the course Of tins, when the Te,ri !
.ory should become the State of Ari-
iona, that lie might get in,3 til, Senate
rom there on the strength Of good
Catholic votes. OF course h:s being
openly Gs:aine' bE the claigy OF his
church IS al offense TO the Protestant
people Of ia. couutry. Also Of course
/ Papists VI persist IN fighting the
President Il is position against Cath
bic domination il school matters, they
sro pretty sure to array a good many
people Of antagonistic faith on Grant
Tide OF the issue. We feel good deal
assured by the move Of the Minnesota
,ries!s. They are what religious folk
re apt TO style instruments in IL.
lands Of Providence They are help
ug US TO electioneer for a Third Term.
lay the good Fathers keep on. More
over to en-. Their fai.a:ici5m is our
ain Their will be Dunne.
P4GE's LAND LAw.-We have the
Glowing from Washington under
30 of Dec. .
The Commissioner of the General
and Office lately decided tia; Pages
ill restoring the Stockton and Cop
Railroad land grant to the
IA bic domain did not take effect until
by the department, Sep
I'M her 4. ISL. The ruling was made
4 he case OF Il settler i'll San .IoaGuin
ounty who went Oh an odd number
actiOn in May and as soon as tele-
raphIc communication was received /
/ the department PRONUNCIATION went
, the Stockton Land Office to enter
is claim, bat returning found his ,
md jumped by one 10 whom it is by
lis decision awarded. Pace argued
lat the law went into effect on the [
gnaturo of the act by the President.
iIue 10, and Commissioner Burdett
ow promises TO revise his decision c
al will undoubtedly held respecting :
his ease and thousands of acres sim :
lrly situated, that it was valid TO
II empt odd numbers restored by
lat law after jane Is. L
HAND ON BIS WooD.-F.rnandyw {
other Ben has been making los =
8, as tic sports say. 4 Nsw York
sPatcE OF D.csmb-r u says:
In the action Of The City vs.. BENT a
in Wood, proprietor Of the Daily Ne1cs.
7 s., 900 alleged 10 have been paid on
Il Idant's vouchers for alyeTtising the
'mr.cn Council proceedings for 1872,
d wh!ct: Embellishments the complaint
.tes were not published, The city got
idiot for 81, 600 including interest.
II Is BELIEVED n New York that Boss II
weed is in Havana. Likely enough. 5,
iat city has long been the principal al
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