The Irish standard., 1893-03-18
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ange society, referred III q recent rhap-
sodical sermon to M gr. Satolli and the
Meth diste, saying that the pap i envoy
should suggest TO Catholics the p9l ropri- !.
ETY. OF yielding q portion Of their q, GOO
so uare feet OF space for an educational
exhibit at the Worlds Fair to the fol
lowers OF. John Wesley who have only
400 feet for church exhibit to display
tho growth and progress Of their organi-
cation and to decorate the walls with
photo graphs OF the eminent men Of their
denomination. Its q piece Of imper in
ence for .sGo Lightly" to mention Mgr.
Satolli in such q matter, and the Metho-s
diets are competent to attend to their
OWE affairs without any aid from the
bigoted busybody. Bishop Merrill and a
committees OF Methodist ministers called
on Chief Peabody, OF the liberal arts de-
partment, to protest against the appar-
emit discrimination against the Protestant
denominations in the matter Of space,
and that functionary politely informed
them that he had given timely warning
to all determinations to secure space but
that noae except the Catholics had paid
any attention to it,. He also told them
that inst cad of comparing the 10000 feet
allotted to Catholics to their 400 feet, it
shonld rather be compared to the l75,O0O
feet given to the general educational dis
play. Moreover, the Professionals had not
| shown the interest in the exposition that
the Catholics had, and they did not need
space for such purpo ses as the Catholics
| will put theirs, and did not apply for it,
The Mstnolists had originally asked for
l,2OO feet and the Catholics for460, 900
| feet and each was cut down one third.
There was then no iuat cause for COM
| plant, aud it was too late to make fur
| ther change, as the Catholic spare had
| been allotted, confirmed and accepted
aud tho plan Of exhibit approved. Why
| Mgr. SatolIi should interfere any more
than :Go Lightly Morrill, with this ar
rangement is more than sny unpreju-
diced and sensible person ca, under
stand. Sec arianism should be ken5 out
| Of the Worll's flair, a I'd such uttarances
as those Of this rampant demagogue
should be discountenanced by American
citizens Of every denomination.
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The singing rebuke administered by
Gov. St.,ne, of Misso ,ri, to the represent
atives Of the A. P. \. " be visited him at
Je1f erson City to dissuade him from ap-
| pointing any Catholics to office, has been
quoted far and wide and is favorably
| ,mmented on by the, press Since
Know nothing days When Gov. Wise, of
Virginia, reprimanded the progenltors of
these nn-American bigots, no chief exc.
! outiye Of q state has been SC ontspoken
! in his donuucia alton Of in clearance than
the Democratic governor OF Missouri
! II men in high places followed the exam
| ole Of Gov. Stone, bigo ry would soon
languish in this country. In this cou-
necnioa, it is agreeable TO note that the
| genuine American press frowns upon the
uncleau creatures Who masquerade as
! ex- priests. ex- monks and ex:nuns and
vooait out such putrid defamation of the
Catholic Church for the almighty dollar
that no respectable journal Can publish
It through fear Of COMMUNICATING the
| morals of it's readers. The Evening Wis
consin calls the vaporlngs OF White
sSgross ISLANDERS impugnlng the patriot,
| ism Of eight million citizens who have
been ready in tims Of nesls to prove by
], the sacrifice Of blood and treasure their
loyalty to the Republic" Tie Register,
OF Toronto, the hotbed OF Orangeism,
/ speuks of tins anti popery Lecturers as
| follows: "Mrs Sheppard, IL seif-ac-
| knowledged thief; Edith O'Gorman, o
drankard; Fulton, q liar; WiddoWs, 2
beast; Slattery,a an unfrocked Clergyman =.
this is the travelling company who have
| for years been ronssng the weak kneed
! Pedestrians OF this country, aud have de-
cried the iniquities ofpriests and nuns.
Truly che cause that uses such material
must excite pity as wei: as contempt. s
The only papers that publish The foul
mouthings and dirty dlatrlhss OF these
Lying impostors and endor 9 the often
i'.siye sspsrsions cast upon their Catholic
Eneighbors by men and women OF ques-
tionable repute, to say the least Of it, are
conducted by unprinciplsd fellows in the
name Of christianity and patriotism.
They are iniqnisous. sheets run by Or
! angemen under the fa'se and misleading
titles of the Patriotic American, Loyal
American, and SO forth. The word
'"American'' is sure TO figure in the names
OF these disreputable organs OF bigotry.
! and the men who act as literary scayen-
lgers TO collect the prurient and obscene
utterances OF the travelling vagabonds
above referred to are psendo-p patriots
| whose antacedents are un known in the
community they live in. They brand