The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-29

mated ana tney make very few converts among
the Americans ca culaung In theI manner,
sas ~, II ~ no. aad COO aoo n me ehsren they
lose at least nifty per cent, seventy-hye per cent
OF boys and twenty 1--we per cent OF glris. ~ tne
immigration OF Catholics should cease TO-DAY IN
less taan twenty years tnree-fOurhs or tie Catho-
hc churches would DE closed for want OF wo ship
pers. Among all toe pewnolders IN the roman
cnurcaes OF this city there are not ten per cent
native Americans. Catholicism Is not an lnal-
genous plant mere, but
and does not thrive. But The Leaders are shrewd.
rney know now 20 display to the pest advantage.
IL rs q blessing, indeed Tor our glorious country
tntt things are not as they want 10 make US pc
heve. Rome and Its ennis -arles would like TO con-
RUE II. Mhea | saw the parade on ST. Patricks
cay in '75 and "a, l was standing alongside OF
residence. How delighted ne with the dis
play their great numbersl Tnat Will show
now, ana now many nghtng men we VIII COM
mand wnen the hgGt commences, and commence
II Will on the school question: ne said, repeat
edly. Il the, praise our Tree republican ipstlSu-
mons now DON'T be deceived. The Ceurch or tue
lnqusitiOn never WIN be tine admirer and sup
porter OF nberty. The Pope denounces and con-
dennis the Very cornerstone OF our Republic
nnerty O conscience Ii Rome has aban I0ned
tue sake aud the fortunes OF the Inquis.uOn it Is
not account OF want OF will, out want OF
reons will oe thrown wide open on tomorrow Tor
al heretIcs and unneleVers. Catholics ike
tue laws very wen as long as they
please and help them. The Catholics
esant community oy Sunday parades and noisy
music, tney may denOunce Professionalism every
day IN tie year. and we Protestants are silent;
but one WORD SAID against them. they ger per-
lectly aZY. But snail that hinder the American
20 deny tnem the utmost liberty consistent win
SAFETY lor our glorious institutions God forbid /
only ne END the great palladium Oi American no.
erty, the free Iess the free school and the free
cuurcn, ana never fear that the Catholic Churcn
Will ever be power IN America. But II rhey dare
TO touch them. treat them like the man VINO
touches our nag-sSOot them on the spot Espe-
ciany
LOOK TO THE SCHOOLS.
Let Catholics have tner own schools If they
good, ABOVE or independent OF any party or sect.
1eacn your cnilnren history; let them look at
1taiY SPAN, south America, ana then at
Germany, england ana our own glorious
has been the curse OF Catholic countries, ln-
stead Of that enlightened lalth when has been
the blessing OF Protestant nations; If they
wl1ully forfeit the glOrious inheritance Of our
loul as our land Is dotted with public schools.
linen our children VIII sDurn all lorelgn ale
glance, temporal as well as spiritual, ana, like we
In our daf they will take care in Their day mat
the land OF tue ree-iree not only rom the BOND
age OF the flesh, but free rom tue wore slavery
Oh The spirit.
AFTER THE LECTURE.
The Mayor, accompanied by large force OF
policemen, was IN attendance during the delivery
OF the lecture, and atis close conducted MIR Gerde-
mann 10 a carriage thaJ awaited him at the side of
the hall. He was then rapidly driven 10 MS nome.
A butcner's cleayer was taken from man in the
han. but as the party was evidently weak minded
he was merely escorted short distance from The
hal and then let go.