The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

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81. PART Minn. June a-Since ~
p~ubliessios Of his interview regarding
the eabie reports Of the PETITION 10 The
pope fur the distrsctine Of fcrei1u i'm
migrants ID America % satioosi iiseA
Archbishop Irelasd he's hsd msay ssls-
grams and letters os indonrmees cf his
vewA Yesterday he took mp several
poiats sos hereSoforv sCoch~d and En-
Pssassa hiaaelf very frsely and EN-
phssieally.
Ths prelsss ssia that - tke details
81 - Psos were uafolded 20 A0eriesa
Csthoaies o. Prosestsnss the feeling
eoald sot bst grow In intensity. The
whole proceeding was IN iasslt N
ADerican nstiOosiiam sad revealed ths
fset that certain Europeans iaagieeA
A0srica 10 be . sues Of African Congo,
without sstooooy 81 It's own and in
capable OF life without . constant sP-
plicatioo OF European saivanic bat
terie~ Catholics wer~ mortified mn
their r~ligioa should be made he occs
sion and the pretens- for this in
solent foreign intermcddiins. IF
thisG~ M allowed To ~ mnch
further" he continued, I'VE may
sooa expect cablegram Announe-
ing that Herr Won Schlo~.er has
claimed, in the name Of the Kaiser. .
right 10 veto our appointments ~ .
dozen episcopal 80 in the United
States Archbishop kaizer. ] am SURF.
il personally innocent Of alliances with
the representatives Of Prussia, and will
take an early occasioa to warn this
gentleman that his cordial spprovals'
Of American matter must be dispensed
with in the future. hut the audacity
Of the Prussian is TO br noted all h
same Is an indication % foreign thought
and action In our regard The con-
tagion spreads and To IN extent that
compels . smile of amusement Ia b
midst Of our indignation snd anger.
so long n the church in America 10
IT only tn BE- Portioned on .
the care 81 foreign countries Why
would not any foreigner. however
small he be. ask for . Piece? Hence
we have NJ. MERCER. minister of the
province Of Quebec. . mere colony ct
England, who happened ~ c In
Rome Herr Caheusly. running to the
vatican and praying in the name OF his
little constituency that . Canadian
bishop bc named for the nee 81 Ogdcns
burg, in the state OF New York. N.
MERCER. We must say, Ia modest lie
should. when once started. have aimed
at higher game and asked that the ne
Of boston or New York be handed over
70 his patronage.
But appetite comes In eating and
who knows what monsieur might at
tempt another time. We can easily
picture q further extension Of this for
eign ambition % rule Catholic officers
In America In y few years the ~ecclesf-
astical map Of the country would show
the fngcriogx Of every foreign princi-
pality whose emigrants chose 10 touch
our shores New Orleans. we imagine.
would suit Italy: bohemia might 10
satisfied with Chicago; Detroit ~ =
matter Of course. would go % Posea
and Gnesen In Poland. etc, etc.
Possibly few sees, james,
town or Charleston. would be left ~
Americans This attack of forcigni>m
npon the church in America Ii killed by
its audacity. So long "a u worked
stealthily by we're embassies and back
II was dangerous and doing
harm. IL has now entered into open
Tho outcome will be most
To church and 70 country.
Catholics In America, whatever tho
race from which they spring. will b
more vigilant In the defense Of their
rights both n Catholics and ~ Amer,-
cana.
IL have seen the oficiai denial Of the
representative Of the Deussche Amcrs-
Priestcr vcrein or German
clerical society Of America disclaiminR
all knowledge Of or cooperation In the
memorial What this repre-
will not deny In that the Ca
hensley memorial In nearly word for
word the document which the ST Louis
German priests, the founders OF the
verein, sent IN Rome in 1874. by Rev.
Abbclen. Of Milwaukee,; nor will he de-
ny that . few days ago the America. .
paper which II fed on vercin food. de-
cisred openly that u will ccasrlessly