New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
THE REV. NJ c. PETERS BRINGS PROOFS.
HE CITES MANY INSTANCES BEARING OUT HIS
ASSERTIONS REGARDING "ROME RULE
At WASHINGTON.

At WASHINGTON.
The Rev. Madison C. Peters, in his sermon last
night at the Boomingdale Reformed Church.
quoted many letters to back up his remarks about
Romish influence and extortion at Washington. he
spoke in part, follows:
Some time ago I spoke Of the Influence or the
Roman Catholic Church in the Government at
Washington, of the nuns begging etc. Ny charges
were met with a chorus of denials, but no dis
proofs | am at work getting more evidence Mean
Whie ba WI Rav sy Dr. 's iPoT McTshey Weiknown
Presby terian pastor in Washineton writes me that
nuns going. at regular intervals. through the de.
pa Infamous ns' political niqiuty In the Pension
Bureau this semi monthly visitation Is an arrant
the chairman Of the House Committee on Pensions
Roman Catholics. and the whole mhanagemhent
The Roman Church worked to accomplish thIs;
Such denominations are not accidental nv r' and
witnessed the semi-monthly pay of the clerks The
10 pass between two nuns, each holding box, and
nearly all paid the price necessary 10 Hp ~ ors
than clerks to pass these agents Of the PRIEST
hood and pay oyer their money ana a 1nts manx
Charles Z. Roys a Washington LAWYER writes TO TO
and every one o. your statements are true. re-
ceiy Who was Clerk in the Land ONCE here
from July. 1872. till June Is 1872 l READ MN negi HnII
that II was all true far as his observation anu
experience extended-every line OF H. II q iaIs W
ronsress there would be no difficulty in establish
Ing all these things but no sgcR n wi 'e
General 7. ]. Morgan. Indian Commissloner inner
Prei sid NUNS H9 Mas tre ha they tried it in his
partment where it had been the customary ui ii
PpFsH1Hs 90 nlS is Baptt but his assistant
the office, and he is Catholic me NIL o6 ,
sight of all the Educational affairs, IS Catholic;
Another correspondent who is Willie 10 give ,bs s
power OF the Catholic Church in placing enp, , e.,
the dspartmSns tha Matb rs @ Catholic Church
controls the State, Navy and Treasury aepa T
msHs nO's5 pa hs Esrs sna St pomnc
The Interior and Navy st pster tSo at Of its
pgTc sr Sn ~ Of who
party remain undisturbed In , the and both
sem Network. with Others. stand ready at al
i times 70 obey and aid the Catholic clergy the
Shoc Church dSss p bnt Ray esp9cay ysan
in securing heads of bureaus and appIT srks Of
state. war. Navy. Treasury and Interior are al
members of the Catholic Church vasbiro,on and
will have still more facts. So far have dealt Win
generalites. Look out for specihoa'o''' ~
THE pry DIR. EATON'S PLEA FOR WOMEN.
"yyon,an and the Political Life' was the subject
., rho sixth lecture in the course upon Ideal
| woman given by the Rev. DR.. c. H. Eaton az inc
Church Of the Divine Paternity F1fth-a'e anu rU.
ty-ffth-st., last evening. Inc ohurch "e' f''
| decorated with palms.
~ 80, made q warm appeal for the ballot for
,or,on on the ground OF justice and right he
smoke OF the ability of womenn all ages ana the Won
derful power they had exercised in the Government
when II was legally denied them. They VIII eSer-
else power legmatey II they cannot nave II III any
other vav" Dr. Eaton said. They caJoie men Ds
~. nersonal influence. Women are preparlns
themselves 10 understand the Government IN i i
civ they are studying. attending lectures ana tw
| cisSses The women Of the Primrose League III ri5-
land do not consider II unwomanly 10 take n
40. ,ha nolIs or 10 address them II need be women
ra nermitted to vote in railroad corporations wheLs
shev have stocks and bonds. but If they Ply 'ne.1
monev into houses they have no voice IN the c'.
~ ths street upon which they stand. the oasls OF
our Government is the consent OF the goVereI os
little