The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-06
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY G. l878-rRlPLE SHEET

City Council appropriated out or the public fun d
several thousand dollars Tor tho PURPOSE Of erect Ing
carved wooden tablet This was dono In order to Sc
cure Catholic votes.
IN THIS PUBLIC SCHOOL. TOO.
majority OF the teachers IN tho public schools or
New York city and Baltimore Romish having been
Catholic children were almost entirely Withdrawn
from those schools. thus enabling that Church TO
directly prejudice tho minds OF tho pupils against
Professionalism and In favor OF Romanisn. In 3aiti-
more q majority OF the public officials Romish.
ana favoring their Church al tho expense mainly
OF Prolestantism 10 Nevada or wy oming have ior-
COTTON which, tho parocnial schools OF the Rom,sn
Cnnron arc s1ppors"u out o. the pubic iuna In Con-
In many towns and cities.
ookoRxssMEs UNDER CONTROL
For many years the general government has sup
ported Providence Hospital in Washington hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars have been appropriated for
the Little sisters Of ins Poor sas.o oo, which was
used 10 build church. Tho members dared not vote
against these appropriations Tor lear ef losing Roman
Catholic votes. In tho same manner the Legislature
Of New York has boon compelled TO vote at different
California Romish institutions are largely supported
out OF the public treasury, all brought about by
by boing liberal with tho Church. As last as the
number OF ndnerents OF that Church increases Just so
fast do they increase no'r demands These facts NUS
trate most unmisaknbiy the purpose of Rome to OBJ
tain control OF tho public revenue quickly
as possible for the purpose OF aggrandz'ng itself TO
further illustrate the danger resulting iroW Roman
ism, should IL ever gain sufficient power, have
only to rcer TO tho numerous Catholic mobs organ
spcech and the right OF Protestsnt proccssio 10
march In our streets.
PRoTEsrAxrs MoBBED.
Although Fathers Burke and heckcr 60 from
one the other Of he Union, viltfyng Protes-
tho slightest disturbance yet whom Rev. j. G White
and ssthe escaped num- Undertake to lecture against
Catholicism they are frequently attacked and mobbed
by brutal RomanistS ST. Patrick and Catholic pro-
cessions monopolizc the streets twenty times
year IN all without tho slightest molesta,on, but
w al nnAnr n
march ,hey invariably mobbod by Roman Cath.
olics has been frequently done in Now York city,
Lawrence Aass.; Montreal and other places In
1869, white party Of Orangemcn, with their wives
and chdren, wers quietly and peaceabiy holding n
were attacked by mob OF Irish CATHOLICS and several
OF the picnic pnrty wero murdered and wounded.
Outrage for tear OF losing Catholic votes In 1896
ST. Patrick procession monopozed nearly the cntirc
on the side streets waiting ,.l The procession had
moved BY. uuckman who had been kept waiting
for two hours seeing break In the procession, i'm
this act OF emer,y he ATTACKED by several OF the
mounted Irish marsnals and nearly dubbed 60 death
These Green lsc ru1ns were never arrested and pun
ehed By tho authorities for fcar OF losing Irish Cath
Ole votes.
RIOTS IxsrIGATED.
The grcnt SO called draft OF 1868 In Now York
wns in reality. Romish mob, which hung and burned
,noiensive colorcd and Quilted and burned a
Protestant Orphan Asylum. Tho PhiladeIphia Native
American riot, SO Called was caused by n party Of
i.sn Un.noos a Tnsx meeting n Of Ma
second time, but when tho third attack was made IL
resulted 10 the Natives carrying the war into Ireland
churches do not justify tho dongs of tho Natives
that occasion, but will say That the Irish had
commenced the attacks Ia tho most unprovokcd man
rho Molly Mcguire organizations are
Su%essSl. murders and riots ore r familiar NH, to
you alL The riot In Pittsburg carried
thus gwen low instances Of Romlsh mobs against
civil and religious liberty sufficient to show tho ant
mus Of tho devotccs Of that Church. II the Romish
Church should gain the political power in this
try In tho future all these examples Of fragrant
RACES VIII be multiplied q thousandfod. Especially
SO II tho Pnpal Court should ever DO moved over
statement With some degree Of ,nc assSi Bns
hts quarters to this country in the OF time
There is doubt az tho rate OF progress made by
tho next ny yours America, with its population OF
over ono hundred and my millions, Will become the
cline IN that respect. Rome looking at The casc ia
that aspect has marked this Insignificant country Of
GHOST or A PAPAL THRONE
Shc has now no more powor Ia FREQ ana united Italy
than any other religious denomination. To q great
prizes, ridden land. Roman Catholics, according to
statement of the present Pope, havo privileges
world aud, should they tho political con-
troll, the land viii have been captured by the Papa
power Brigham Young was even with his limited re-
sources. What must the Papal power be should tho
pspal throne DO brough. here Tho Pope has said.
United States Of Amorica." IL simply would become
on opposition governments 10 our own, resulting IN
tho Inter being abolished and In the 70 establish
meut b. OF the Inquisition TO stamp out
heresy. Just as Isnaiius Loyoia stamped out
ago. Tho Romish Church CLAIMS be infalibe; that
u Dvcr errG Therefore, she never erred whom sbo
established the Inqulsitiop In Spain tho subject OF
tho rcesabllshmcnt OF that horrible Institution is
already being discussed II was In existence In Rome
4Qv al npPc Qhpl mi n
Tuscany and SPAN. Romc ncver favored by words
or acts civil and religious liberty, but the other
hand, all her authoritios, from the Pope downward,
have denounced the doctrine OF religious freedom and
boldly proclaimed that tho Church above the
divine institution. Ii had space could give in-
Vulnerable quotations. to prove this assertion.
WILL DESTROY REPUBIicAxIsM.
This Church Is rapidly planting IN bur midst a sys
tenn that will In time utterly destroy republican
form Of government she Is binding her iaty to-
tho pcacc OF the nation. those societies arc
but branches Of similar bodies in Europe. all
ing dogma and faith TO millions OF youth (who
viii In time be votcrs) that arc directly opposed
tho spirit OF our nsttutions sho faiislo teach her
schools virtue. honesty or loyalty TO ~. She is
organizing military companies N all OF our cities en-
being allowed join For 200 years the blacks
Southern States suffering Tho curse Of slavery, failed
tho Emancipation Proclamation placed the ballet In tho
hands OF those unfortunatcs, fhcn Rome stirred
herself to secure this large clement so effective IN
loads OF priests, monks, nuns, Jcsuts, and
teachers havo landed nj Southern ports and they
hopo by sysom Of schools to prepare thcro
black voters to vote In the interests Of Rome Some
may think this s missionary work. Not 50; not 10
save souls but TO get votes and with votes enough
they hope TO gain tho supremacy. Three hundred of
the brightest young blacks TO DO found In tho south
have been taken TO Rome and being educated at
tho Propaganda Priests, who will do thorough work
whom they return for their nfalple master ut Rome.
Gold without stint Is beiog brought from Rome TO for
ward this work School houses and churches arc
rapidly springng up In every State OF tho South ;
Thor growth Is exciting tho fears OF tho Intelligent
whites, and In a fcw years largo part OF tho black
vote IN the south will be joined With tho Roman
OF the North. and Then Rome may DO ablo TO dictate
the future policy OF this nation
ruy cnrEcuMES LoyAL2
Tho fact ie we'll Fnown that scvcn.cig hths OF all
persons arrested tor pcity offences IN cities OF tho
Northern States wcro educated ny tbis Church 1horo
wcrc seventy-six persons hung for murder In the
United States during the year 1916, aud this Church
claimed a large majority OF them M her protocols.
Tho returns OF pauperism show that THIS Church
claims eighty per cent VI al WHO relieved at tho
expense OF taxpayers Tho war with Mexico proved
al ,txl.