The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
it it had to be held over again you would

it it had to be held over again you would
never come in
don't know anything rnchristian in
modern Romanism. 1 don't believe in some
or their dogmaS, but this is a land and an
age of religious liberty and thousands of
good people are Roman Catholics. Parents
are certainly conscientious in trying to
do what they think is best for their chill
dren, ana ha If Roman Catholic father
that faith, it is his right and privilege.
If he wishes to do homage to the Virgin
Mary, let him do it. The Romish church
is the mother of all the churches When
1t got corrupt and intolerant some of it's
adherents rebelled and formed new societies
ana ahsi, they grew ~ and ana prosppered. and now
church was shorn of her power and had to
reform her methods, and is no longer the
dictator of Kingdoms. No man can make
me fear the secret insjdious machine
tions" of the Romish church in this coun-
try while such men as Pat Walsh belong
to it. | would trust Pat Walsh with every
interest have in good government and the
religious liberty of my posterity. Yes
trust him far sooner than many of the
6 0igots knoW IN Protestant churches. The
SISTERS OF Charity took my mother when
she was friendless orphan in Savannah.
when the terrible ScOurge had carried her
parents to a single grave and the panic
stricken people were fleeing the doomed
city They shielded her and cared for her
When no one else would, and she loved
them all her life. [ never see them in the
great cites moving so quietly along the
streets with their dark gowns and modest
MOODS and kindly faces but what [ think of
thelr loving kindness to her who was all
the world to me.
We have one hundred and fifty beautifully
pound hymn books in our church that were
presented by a northern lady. The book is
ts he standard 'Laudes Domini' of the Pres
pyterlan chuTch, and its hymns are regard
ed as the best selection that has ever been
iilldue' ana yet many Of the most beautiful
~ INNS were composed by Roman Catho-
HCs. J9hn Dryden, the poet laureate of
y sland, mas hymns there, and he was a
~ reoi1i"n Cathonc So has John Henry New
i the cardinal who wrote that bsautifuI
hymn, Lead, Kindly Light" F. " FaI
per, who wrote There IS a Widaneesr in
G9ds Mercy" was a Catholic priest Mss
80 t Ite iIoctor, another Roman Catholic
no ,'I 10y nuns IN this book. The whole compI-
ancS T 1Hpuld teach us charity and toler-
mIIch " me Watts and the Wesleys have
1 rtspg terlan authors are very few. The
otfplS,Giop2I authors are the most nIIrneroi,.
cd ~" bo,,i, me nitarians are well represent
Su, haVlng such notable cOmnosare as Wi
11"lu cullen Bryant and Mrs. Adams Who
%%Iote Nearer My God to Thee " Even
e AI34 ana Phoebe Cary, who were TTniver-
tTor, Sr naVe hymns in there, and SO has
the re noo44e, VINO was of no church 1t is
800 Iepentant grateful, loving heart thai
Ewes praise in song and il does not mat
st5 20 what church the author belongs If he
7i rs III sincerity and truth "
., HTIe afe SIX million Roman Catholics il,
~ JI::iittd states and this count includes
on+ DilIiltl Ell. mere are ten million Protest
MA. noI counting children who have not |
fear tboro 51eS c Then, why should we
go mem Some of our oyer-zaaIOus Prot
e ,,sa5 have sounded an alarm Withont |
propagation. I do not wish any 49, ~ f
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