The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-25
ROMAN CATHOLIC NEGRO
Praised lori Eaiiluiore's Humane an,
Chr!stian Treatment OF the Euriy Pro
testanIs in Mnryiuih Commenhet-A
Negro saint uad Several Paprs.

paying any attention to those who do
not believe all what God has taught.
Neither do l pay any attention to-
those narrow minded gentlemen WHO
do not understand the Roman Catholic
doctrine. nor will l pay any attention
to that little Insignificant sheet. SO.
called True Amer can" and an a. r.
A. sheet at that. which Is traitor t.
any country, and u traitor To the
American flag, which has for it's en-
blem The land OF the free and tho
home OF tue brave"
! AItcr the settlement OF the thirteen
Original colonies. Maryland WIS the
only one that was settled by the
Catholics, while the remain lOr OF tho
American co onieS were laborlng undor
such great dissatisfaction in reference
to religious liberty. The Protestant
denominations were forever perseUut
ing one another, which suspect for
lite cause was on account of ignorance
ut that day and time; but fear be
too partial in reference for my praise
of Maryland. which YVES the cradle of
liberty, and the cradle of free speech
and the freedom of religious worship
which was extended by Lord Balti.
more the devout Catholic, guarau tee.
ing them protection. shall take Ban
,croft's his DRY, New England Pro-
} testunt historian, for my historical
facts which are az follows" THE Cutho-
: lies took quiet possession OF the little
D place and religious liberty obtained n
home it's only home in the world, at
the humble village which bore the
name Of St Mary's.
The colony of Mary an vas happily,
. lnlu by Lord Baltimore and his fol
| lowers. aud according TO the state
) mcnt of Blncroft, Maryland had nd,
vauced moro in six months than Nir.
iGlniatu protestant settlement) haG
Il, ne in several yenrs.
'U nder the muniiicence nd superin
- tending mildhsss Of Lord baltimore. q
= hIeLry wilderness was soon quicken
y ed with the swarmiug lie and activity
I Off prosp irou5 settlement. rhe 10
4 man Catholics who were oppressed by
the laws OF England were sure to fine
u 4 peaceful asylum III the qu"" harho
. OF the Chesapeakei anf, toe o.lstant
IL were sheltered against prule5 ANT III
4, tolerance.
Mr.. Bancroft again says: Mary
y land was the abode of happiness unt
If liberty; conscience WIS without re
y stralnt,' Esery intent of interest," wa,
= advancing in the colony OF Maryland
" and at the same time inviting the PA
Vt lritans OF Massachusetts % emlgrate Il
" his colony, Lord Baltimore Offered
. them land and the privilege OF fire.,
- political views
N The Catholic Church has never bee,
h. IA traitor to our country During mn
=. late rebellion there were many Cuthn
'e lie citizens responded TO the call a
u Abraham Lincoln. for the purpose o
|. no ding tho Union toreIher.
l.. In the different Protestant churches
oil the South, which dates back twon
. ty.iive vaurs ago. their mlplster
is would preach the doctrine. that In
n NEGRO was nm Interior being nm,
should lie kept in bondage. while IN
II preuch in an opposite direction.
le Protestant churches Divided on No
:, count of tn, subj, CT. slavery :Southarl
; prot, nnts beIng loi. slIvery " hIIe IN
II y Jrtuern@ PrOtestlnt. anti Ala very
=-Sut MI The Catholic church bas nj
yIvs remained az a unit In oppositioI
10 slavery 10 tins very Inv I'M
church considers tie negro to Ie n
I,uuul To tho whites, There ia NOT
denomination in the lind Tint In
n at od.more loyal 10 our country or +
J" After the cIuae of tho war the negr,
IS could enter The Catholic church an
b. worship God side by side with hi
.. white brethIen when the Protestant
), would advise tho uprroes To worshi
tl.enlse iyes, ns If Cod mad nrepare
y, "a saInrQt, heaven. =
# lie ttsfltoflt, church ia mt pahnme
:, to arEnayI# dye 81 AiJI,ustIne, m
~ African or tho black saint is resnoI
OF -lLle Tor the CatloIicity that now q,
II. -lats i'm ingiand Tha '..faIth nj an
Iva Iataers, u'iblisned nv tLe I,nr,iSnaI {
ma ro,lntrv rrn,ls no foIInus, :
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