St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-27

society calling themselves the "a. P.
AS" has settled down among us, there
is trouble and bitter feelings on every
hand. Their main object is to keep
down the Catholics, and the cry No
ROmaniSm" is heard in every street and
alley. But, alas for this little society,""
if such we may call them, their object
will never be accomplished. They tell
of the Christians wanting to fight.
Fight for what? For their rights? They
have these now and can maintain them
without bloodshed.
Furthermore they would not stoop so
low as to take up arms against society
OF which the leaders themselves blush
at holding sucn an unhonorable posi-
tiOn. Why don'tthey choose those who
are not ashamed to march befOIe the
Whole world and make known their
works whatever they may be?
Again we ask where could they find
such members?
Surely not in society where some of
the leaders theinsel YES are in the hos
pltal Tor brain tire atment and still more
ready for the next train.
But we will 20 back little.
The trouble originated in the schools.
Heretofore both Catholics and Protest
ants worked hand in hand (as good,
their schools. But now only friends of
the A. p. AS dare ask for a teachers
position. For some were accused Of
refusing to teach certain studies that
did not concern any religion whatever.
We simply say they (the A. Z. AS
walked long way around the truth.
We would refer such people to
Matt Xii. 81:
For by thy words thou shalt be justi-
lied. and by thy words thou shalt be
condemned.
Let US not be alarmed at their works
for If the blind lead the blind they Will
all fall into the ditch Matt.
A FRIEND OF THE PRoTESTANTS, BUT
NOT AN A. 2. a.
I he Globe Commended.
To the Editor of the Globe.
TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mimi, Nov. 21.-
If there be any creature oE Gods foot
stool of whom the highly esteemed St.
Paul GLOBE demands admiration it
must be from every one that claims the
title OF gentleman, may he be United
States citizen or foreigner, ay, of every
lady and gentleman of the four quarters
Of the globe The Sr. Paul GLOBE does
not try to prove that that abominable A
= A. society IS an un-American and
unpatriotic institution, as a certain in
div!dual from Hudson. Wis. is i'm
pudent enough to say; but the GLOBE
proved it by putting clear and striking
facts before the public, which most
noble deed only GLOBE had courage
enough 10 do, and no other paper could
do or did not dare to do so. The GLOBE,
like valiant, heroic general on the
battlefield. faces and defeats the
enemies of truth and Justice. No paper
III The United States has ever done a
greater service to our dear country than
tue glorious GLOBE did by that fulmin-
atory article, terrifying that hest Of
Wasps OF the A. 2. \.
The question coming from Hudson,
Wis, why the rest of those reputable
and responsible papers did not take
hand in the great expose" etc-SeemS
TO NE not difficult to answer. In order
TO be able TO expose secret, we must
know il, my dear sir, and the GLOBE
knew all, and the GLOBE alone. In
deed, the browning glory is Showered
down upon the GLOBE and upon the
GLOBE alone. and no one has right TO
share III il for the GLOBE did it all
alone. Never mind that the GLOBE
sinks III the estimation OF the gentle
man or Hudson. There is indeed not
much lost, my dear GLOBE. Your glory
Is higher than you yourself know. 4
little cur on the streets of St. Paul
might as well, by its barking, try to
brighten the man III the moon as any
Individual would try to lessen in the
least the glory Of the intrepid st. Paul
GLOBE. j. W.