Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-15
i slPTIsTs AT WORK.
\, ,srn GETS AFTER THE
% lraron TRAFFIC.
.,,ou which is Referred
, e.nmittee--The Anti-catho-
y ..,,on brought Up by
" ..on-what They Say.

n. 49,
"a mayer at $3.50 this morning,
y ,ssu proceeded with business by
ur ne report Of the committee
VI ,.,.,su work. 1t was very volam-
snd II took nearly the entire fore
Y. ,as,ion to read and discuss it.
II ~, .sr,rt showed the foreign affairs
church to be in a fiourishing
MAN, and rapidly growing in i'm
-,uee and Influence.
Indebtedness in the foreign work
...rsnt was $4,000. A collection
,st,n up and sl4.929.45 raised.
s,llowIng resolutions by DIR.
~, we're referred to the committee
rsolutlons'
80. nls opposition to the liquor traffic
~ state and nation, and declare
y our belief in absolute prohibition
|, ~ only remedy for the curse Of
saloon.
sp,solved 2. That no church should
- fellowship with the liquor bust
!, through O member engaged as a
<rissale or retail liquor dealer. or
il in anywise an alder or abettor OF
business"
M question OF the time and place OF
|;i.e the next meeting was discussed
n Nav 10, 1895. decided upon as
1 /, TINE. but the place was referred to
4 home and foreign board. who Will
4 anuounce their decision during the
|-,sfnt meeting. II Is, however, more
III likely that Augusta, Ga, viii be
lied u the convention was organ
klnthst place in 1876, and the MEM
n d the convention generally be.
X hat II would be the proper thing
tslsbrate the semi-centennial an
Hnnsry In the town where 1t was
n Instituted
lh9 moments after the matter had
> rserred DR.. Burrows, the secre-
n received a personal telegram from
y Young Mems Business league of
&,rsta extending am invitation tc
i unyention TO hold its seml-centen
\ Il meeting in that city. Had the tel
Van arrived a little sooner It is prob
A NJ Augusta would have been selected
Il sttlamation.
2rr George B. Eagan OF Alabama was
gh as the preacher OF the conven-
n for 1875 and Rev. a. b. Miller
\ selected as alternate.
Atv Dr. w, Ii, Whitselt Will preach
historical sermon next year. in
A,h be Will review the work done by
convention during its first half CEN
~
Ah''-'"thoHc Tnii<s'
Df Justin d. Fulton OF New York,
3 IN his sermon last night took nro-
,s..a cr.,nas anat,-, ~
s'oue' usai'S' t'e suppo't
Valhonos Tor polltlcal positions. to-
nt lectures at the opera house on
Il subject ''Nvh, Priesta sho,,1d Ivad -
,v,,...,.. IL. -.
rss9's nis views 'ouuy On l'o-
Hhsm Ut Fulton said:
As stated in my sermon last night
n u Governor Northen of Gcnrgia
i he appointment Of Patrick walsh.
0ifollc, TO the United states senate
Aiye 90 use for n Roman Catholic
the bench of the supreme co,irt In
tena.e Of the United states o,. anv
H. Political nositiors da.sira 81" -,
hem in lust such meetings as this,
fsfs they may be brought into con-
with the truth and into touch with
fellowship Of the new lIfe'"
Interviews this morning with n
ahsr Of well-known Catholics in re-
ID 10 the sermons delivered vester-
a. the Sam Jones tabernacle by
4 ]. D. Fulton OF New York nnd
~ ]. b. Crannu of Waco the ex-
aslons We're about the same each
fNtIlng that the tenets and Influences
fihuted to Catholicism nv the rever-
Baptist gentlemen wore NOT narts
ne creed Of the Catholic Thot mr.
IONS remark. IT have NO use FOR n
nanlst IN the senate the iagislas
r Or congress" etc ia of co,,rse
nilmation that Catbolics sbo,,td 10
asible for these Gifts ~ honor ana
INl bestowed by the naonia unon
NY citizens.
nat such views nre not onlv onnosed
he spirit Of our grest aud c,aa
efnment, but are directiv onti-catI,-
That It is a pnrt ~ The Sathniio
ason TO teach men 70 he ,oyai cif-
~ and this tenching Nos go a.
ssd on hundreds of battiedaIJs. thnt
7. porn, his allegiance 10 his n nnt.
1 .tSS Is Is a part of his religion.
+. In a w " Wiling IN, TO prove at any
The pope could NOT AZ aoo ana
ss., @e ts,nets of his church, make
nliy' II u american american Catholics, whose
s,a't every Catholic coup n9r America
<ftin. A. 49,. w not worship the
rns. bn ff9 ,.oants are fond of de
asn who ever re iIyad nef above all
snd fluctuations at ii the e time een of tbe
~, hlpa ot Mary for the high mission
~ sets forth In the Rifle Rein %
.anan mother of Chpist ha pe' Ing
r' s believe TO be great ana vbi He
W. Ky Tor her intercession ana in
~ N their behalf and Reverence
n 1 NY AL women, they do NOT wor-
INV asr' The Catholics seem per
n 70 stand attacks upon what
jsnssl,ue TO be their creed, but find
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