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and a hooking twitch Of his expressive

and hooking twitch Of his expressive
mouth.
When he breaks out IN open invective
and denunciation his voice Is rasping and
bitterly scornful, and he Aings out his
words with sometimes deep, oftentimes
waspish ferceuess that seems almost to
sweep him off his feet. He will wind up
TRADE with stamp Of his foot that Is an in
tended answer to all argument and sum-
ming up of all condemnation.
Some OF the Doctors Utterances
Here are some sentences from DR.. Nc
Glynn's harangues before the Anti-Poverty
Society:
Men who live in marble palaces. dressed
in purple and fine linen, as Dives was
dressed, find it in their hearts to condemn
and almost curse the preachers who are
preaching the gospel of Christ.
Some old gentleman here told an old gen.
tleman in Rome that priest over here was
talking heresy so the old gentleman in
Rome said, "Suspend him."
It Is the teaching OF all religion, Of nat
ural religion, and as well of Catholicism,
that man who sins against his conscience
sins against the Holy Ghost And If even
the power that sits enthroned within the
Vatican commands man to violate his con-
science, to obey that command 10 to sin
against the Holy Gnost.
Even if high Roman tribunals summon q
man to answer for teaching scientific truth,
and demand thst man retract 1t, then it is
my duty and every man's duty to refuse to
retract it.
The Archbishop doesn't want priests in
politics, because it is poaching on his pre-
serves 1t is a fact that he sent for Demo
| crat to assure him that had been inhibited
from speaking in the George campaign.
This same Archbishop asked me to go down
to Washington to secure preferment for one
of his friends from Cleveland.
am asked: "What are you going to do
about this excommunication?" Well, I'm
going to maintain what strategists call q
mastery inactivity. I am going to do
nothing. 1 would be burned at the stake
before would retract one word have said
about the ownership OF land.
Some Singing Sentences.
There is vast gulf between truth and
holy sacrament and the errors, stupidity,
blunders and crimes with which the history
of the Church for 1000 years and more Is
| filled on every page.
1 must teach you to distinguish between
| the errors and crimes of the ecclesiastical
machine and the ideal Church of Christ.
Nowhere is the Church more hated than
in the so-caTled Catholic countries. There
he (the ecclesiastic) is Stunned as though
nncean. The sight of his shovel hat and
sleek face at the window of a car empties
the whole compartment and gives 1t to him
alone.
If YOU want to see an absolute devotion
to the Church you must look tor it where
the Church has been deprived of her wealth
and benetsctions and largely freed from
Rome's domination and diplomacy.
These extremely incredibly ignorant
Roman diplomatists want man at the seat
of our Government just as they have now
sent two Italians to investigate ireland.
And that noodle of an English Catholic
Lord actually says the Pope told him of his
extreme affection for England, his desire tc
be of use to England and his idea that he
might be of use.
An alliance between Cabinet and Pope
| would be cheap at millions. They might
buy u few OF those Italians at 100000
apiece to help it.