Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-01

WAR ON rHt IRISH nisHoPs IN
rHr UNITED STATES.
A CLEVER rLor.

Foreign influence In America.
ERi.iS, June 80.-Coplcs Of tho full
teal Of the strong memorial presented
hy icrr Cshensluy 10 the Papal sccre-
taryN 81 state have been put into circu.
lalltNn. The greatest importasce " at
tacliled 10 the memorial. by this II V
hop,Isi N the Holy See can he Induced
10 fkllow out IT. recommendations and
appoint n large number Of German
clcrptymcn n. blshota In the United
stated, German influences acroes the
Atlantic will be vastly Increased, anu
II will rebound directly 10 the growth
Of thu home German government In
Amcrlcan Attain.
Cahcnslcy indeed appeals for aid 10
other foreign governments. Italy
Austria, spain and Canada, promising
them In return n due share OF the
pfcstig, which will come from divl.
sion of tho Episcopal fees Of America
among the representatives Of the differ.
ent classes 81 immigrants. IL Il felt
here, nevertheless, that the Hons
share will fall 10 the German empire.
WAN os TiiE IRISH msmors
in America viii 10 prosecuted with
vlgor and II vii b, no fault u Herr
Cahenslcy " " fails. Tho memorial
gives satisfied showing that $40, 900
Catholics left llfope fof the American
continent la lisg. or this number
5000 went 10 nc United States. Tho
latter country ala received thousands
Of cmlgfnnis froi other governments
Of Latin America. Calculations basel
upon authoritative statistics indicated
that Catholic cmlpnnb and children
ought 10 constitue In the United
States n Catholic ppulation OF $1,000.
600. but the fact y tho number Of
Catholic. In tina, vat country scarcely
exceeds 10, 600, 900.
Cathollcacy there ne has up to pres.
cnt date sustained ct Ios. OF LODI.
900 In the great Anglican Rcpubllc.
The memorial assigns b. following
CAUSES run rms rtiiSo oFt;
Lack Of sufficient probation for cml.
grants ON their arrival d. America; In.
suiiiclency Of priests I'D parishes Of
their own Tor tho diilcrc aiionalitics
oftht cmigranis, pecunfy sacrifices.
often oxorbitant, .xactcd sthe faithful;
the uuhlic schools, insut tirncy % 20.
rirties fCatholicl and nat hal as-Ocla-
lions, mutual aid, ctc., fofh. laboring
classss; want Of different rpr-r.nta.
tver ufdlncrcnt nationAliss OF emil.
grants Ia the EplscoIacy.
Each OF these heads ar. dAtrd on nj
length. u IL stfcnuOurly ucei that
the high protection Of the III See "
Indispensable Ia tho societies a order
that they may extend 10 all uuntries
from witch emigration takes iec aud
To which II IN directed. 10 u u,thc at.
Innst Importance that every ma, naliiy
should have priests, not only 1is 10
fIsak the Language of that nAtlo atty,
hut 10 Ice Of thc same nation,
"NU doubt" says the memorial "ln
the course Of few years the tmiganl-
will come N speak English, but toy ait
until they have learned that langarl
before having them practice their .
ligiOn IL 10 run tho rinl. " finding tim
no longer disposed ~ live after 4
Chrldtlan fashion"
A. ~ rIH STATEMENTS
81 some, that tho language Of M
Faihrrland cannot be Kept beyond u
se,und generation, aud that the thil
win onfaMly speak nothing hut En-.
llsh, thc memorial triumphantly cit
the French la Louisiana, tho Germal
ia various sections ~ America and u
. Canadian French NJ objections TO u
opinion.
4 oanixe oneself "a fret aud above all
a accept and respect the right rccog nizi
+ by tito constitution Of every natiol
(. alily to retain it, religion, Its lAnguAg
III character aud the like. TO wa
those nationalltles 10 forge, their Ia
guarts and country IN order 10 Anne
canile themselves l. 10 pursue n We
y directly opposed 10 the Conslitutlo
" Itbclongs peculiarly 10 every natlo
hlity 10 take the Initiative Ia Anne
gambling Itself, and II would bc n grr
prclcnslon were any particular natio
hlity to arf0gate 10 itsolf the mission
Amoricanizing others"
TOuonuSo AMERICAN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS,
the memorial says their organization
such ~ 10 LEAD 10 carclcssness la chur
duties. The organization OF bene
aud other societies IL believed 10 he
danger to Catholics, for they eau
Regulation Of all lives without az
consideration Of religious duties. "P,
nicious secret societies" are discusre
n Much space IL then devoted 10 the MA
ieot Of bishops for different natio
III allties. stress Ia laid upon the gre
Influence Of bishops and II IL "a
that tho bishops who are strangers
the character, habits aud customs
other nations, cannot, In the requif
measure, despile their virtues, know
edge and zoal, appreciate and effect
ally attend 70 the wants Of tho
nations. Again, harmony aud 90
cord between the different national
lee are affected by this question.
the eplscopato be handed over almI
exclusively TO one single nationality
the detriment Of others, n feeling
general discomfort L. created which Il
uumes proportions OF Jealous, nation
rivalries. The sole and only way
Ntaln
HARMONY AND CONCORD
Ia the church 1.-THE United States IL
give every one Of these nations a bish
Of their own.
The memorial says: "rhere IL
question Of demanding n division
uiocees according 10 nationalitii
What Is wanted IL that bishops OF Il
sTrnt nations win be represented
ibis manner. The church Of the Unit
States being composed OF such diiiere
pations, will have character Of NJ