Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
CATHOLIC CONGRESS,


CHICAGO. NJ, Sept. e.-oh thls, the
last day OF the Catholic cngress, intense
interest hrs been manifested In thr report
OF the c6mmlttce on resolutions, and scarce
ly had the congress had been brought to
order. when Chairman Thomas Morgan
OF that committee presented the result
Of it, deliberations
The rcport.afie Nlicliatiug upon the hles'
sings OF ODD evidenced by the advance OF
the Nineteenth century, nnirius The roso.
buttons 81 the baltimore congress OF issa;
declares devotion 10 the pope and also
10 his Aniefican ebhcgatc, cinrfatulaies
the Hierarchy upon the growth " the
church IN the United states, and pledges
fidelity TO It's Interests ufe,e upon al
men the consideration ~ the pepe's en-
cycllcal " May 10. leOi, upon labor %
especially fitted TO the labor situation. u
intorses arbitration IN the settlement %
lahur trouble, anu also recommends ihe
appointment u a committee to devise a
suitable method of arbitration, suggests
the formation " new, ur the use Of The
existing, catholic societie. for the study
pope'a ntteruices threOn II urges
the formation OF Catholic societies
for nv. bcnent Of Catholic Mogk,
OF the Catholic life Insurance bcncielul
and fratprnAl societies, and ndviseq the
adoption OF amcisufre 10 assist the fHfni-
! llts now ~ CITY AfNftNihih 10 move 10 lht
country as means Of moral Improvement
II urges the encouragement OF tile ~. Nm
cent De Paul and Kindred societies Tor
aiding the needy; cominrnds the temper
{ nnce aud total ahstntncc societies, faNufa
| tho enactmrnt Of laws regulating a higher
tariff II urges all Catholics 10 keep out Of
the saloon business; extends. sympathy aud
corporations 70 the Catholics engaged N
educating the Indians and negroes; demands
q strengthening OF the pnfochiAi schools
aud me upholdlag Of the Caihlic cdueaiion
/ eil Of baltimore u approves tho popes
creation or university % Washington
aud pledges It's sppport thfrto, Il ap'
peals to all 70 teach the rising generation
| TO love, honor and fear the Creator, and to
| lnstill luio their hearts sound principle,
! OF morality II urges that 'sTh otly tbs
| school bell and the church hell which cat
| prolong the echo of liberty bell Il ap
/ proves ihe Catholic summer school ON lax,
/ Champlain, and Urges the formation Of
reading clrcicsi endorses the Caihoh,
| Truth society," Froomincnds the union 81
| Catholics for the destructien Of immora
| uterature and denouncee ull attempts (,
| secularlEe the sabbath. II approves NJ
| bltratiDn for the settlemeni of iDiernatiOp
| al disputes. aud nnally declares love nn
venefatlou for me republic denying ina
antag0nlsm exists between duty 30 church
and duty 20 the state.
] whcn the reading OF the resolutions wa
] flushed q motion TO adopt the platoon
( onun by rising vote was promptly pn
/ and carried.
cardlnul Gibbons thea made an eiQqncn
! address commenting on the magnihcen
! success OF the Convention.
Delegate TbOs. u. Fcncl0n Of Lfayen
! worth kas., called attention 20 the Acliql
| Of the British house OF lords last nigh
I IN London on the home rule bin
| The convention received itsplf lnin iuAig
| meeting IN favor Of the home rule BIZ
races aud colors; and called particular at
tention 90 the struggles against tyrann!
by Ireland, Catholic Poland and the Jews q
/ llnssin.
Then. amid great onthnsiasfn the con
yentlon adjourned dne die.