Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
Tous deux brillaient par leu1

cette assembl6e.
ii 6tait, en- effet, suppose y re-
presenter le MARIE de la vile.
EFT c'est Ia quest le NAL.
Null officer revetu dun mandat
ne devrait faire acte de pre-
sence dams aucune des reunions des
orangistes pas plus quill ne
dot aller souhaiter la bienvenue 3
une vente de malta GU a une con-
vention anarchiste.
Toutes trois sont aussi anti-am6-
ricaines, parce que les principes
de ces trois societies sont en- con-
fit direct avec la constitution anne
ricaine.
Nous sommes complement ct
dams la plus large acception du
mot partisan, de la libert6 du cutie,
de la libert6 de la presse ct de- la
libert6 de la parole.
Done, pour nous, que les loges
orangistes existent, c'est leur affai-
re ct c'est leur droit.
Que ces .loges SO rassemblent,
qu'ony y parle contre notre religion,
qu'elles aient des conventions, que
les d6l6gu6s s'exposent q la ris6e
ct a la piti6 publiques en- Sc pro-
menant en- corps dams les rues d'u-
ne vile civilis6e, tout celia c'est en-
core leur droit.
Et tout celia ne prete qua rire
Mails gu un 6chevin, remplaeant
lie MARIE dc cette meme vile civili-
see allie saluer ces fanatiques
idiots, VOLTA qui nest plus am6ri-
cain
E M. Snyder aurait dd lesavoir.
Mais sill s'est trouv6 quelquaun
pour racheter cette faute.
Vendredi soir, en- effet, dams une
|assembl6e publique tenue au ely
|ceum Theatre" un des hommes les
plus populaires ct les plus respec-
les du Minnesota, l'hon. Thomas
CAVITY JUICE a la Cour Supreme a.
pronounce contre les Orangistes un
magnifque discours don't nous ex-
trayons ce qui suit:
1.-THE Orangeman has been the avowed
champion Of the divine rights of
kings, lords, landlords and aristocrats.
He is now and always has been an extre-
me monarchist and an enemy of all that
is liberal and free except for himself and
the favored few. He has always been the
most illiberal and non progressive ele-
ment in the extreme wing Of the Tory
party in the British empire, opposing
every reform and innovation. His ideal
nation is a British empire, on whose do
mains the sun never sets, ruled by a king,
lords, landlords and aristocrats, with a
fat place."
"But by what authority does the Gran
geman champion free schools? Where in
his tradition does he find such a princi
pie? 1t was one of his strongest princi-
Piles that to educate a papist was treason.
| He knew of no fit condition for a papist
but ignorance, :
SLAVERY N DEATH
His prejudice against the education of
the papist was never equaled by the pre-
iudice of the southern fire eater at seeing
the negro educated after the late war.
"What have the American people to
do with the battle of the Boyne?s Our
battle is the battle of Bunker Hile Where
was the sOrangeman then? He was in the
camp Of King George; he was the spy,
the traitor and the Judas Iscari of
lAmerica. While Catholic and Protestant
fought side by side ON every battle field
from Bunker Hill to the siege of York
town, the Ofangeman remained loyal to
King George, expecting to play the same
game that he had SO often played in Ire
land. to possess himself Of the confiscat-
ed estates of George Washington and
Robert Morris and all other American
patriots who risked their lives and their
fortunes for their country.
Patrick Henry. when advocating the
passage of the amnesty bill in the house
of Virginia, said of these people: "We
have laid the great British lion at our
feet, and why should we now be afraid
of her whelps?' The Orangeman is still
the same old whelp, the same traitor to
everything except British interests.
Venant de la part dun juge d la
Cour Supreme, c'est certes un des
plus rudes coups que les Orangis-
ties aient jamais recus.
MATS lis le m6ritaient
Ce sont toujours, en- effet, les
t%ra1tres, qui, jugeant les autres d'a-
pres eux-memes, sont les premiers
q crier d la trahison, CONNIE CO
sont g6n6ralement ceux qui, en-
temps de paix, exaltent le plus leur
patriotisme, qui SO cachent le plus
bravement quand le moment d'es-
suyer le feu est arrive.
Les loges Orangistes ct celle de
I"American Protection Associa-
ton sont identiques q. dit w. D.
Ragan.
Files doivent done etre tenues
dams le meme m6pris par tout vrai
|citoyen am6ricain puisque toutes
deux sont egalement anti-d6mocra-
tiques, anti-r6publicaines.
Fort heureusement que tous ces
hurleurs font plus de bruit que de
besogne ct, en- tout ct pour tout, (la
race canine, type de Ia fdelit6 nous
pardonnera de la ravaler en- Ia
.comparant aux Orangistes) lis res
semblent aux chiens qui aboient
mails ne mordent pas.
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