Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24

D. 20 as INC NufN OF huut Auu .HIu
wuo w0ulI rather die than uIsUb 81
'lho old Italian who Stands Ht thr
/ head of tDo Church across tnr wtt,r
Toe association never L1ycltcI "a
Roman 0r anyone clsr. Boycott was %
Roman creation applet 90 Proic.inn.s a..
Nlnli uveness wa. often earned t..
thtf thau boycott. IL went ne 'nf u.s.
mutltr According 90 the tnviu.s ui
John sherman, the jesuit orator. %
was not murder ln a legal sense o. EiIl
% person VINO had been rAc1muuui.
Gated from the Catholic chufru. DO
fact u became duty Co kli
tuuh characters. Ia this cBua-
] ny the smother church, hal taken
a vow o. secure religious rule aud
every patriot should be- ON his guard.
| A member o. the faith must be- % 10.
man Coth0lic fret AMI q ciuzsu after.
| wards. lie dare not urUr 10 Utuurwi e..
/ A. hu is "a Catholic hmt aud O. rtzsu
I afterwards, ~ hu h. 40 Italian nrsi uuu
I nn American next, no matter whtrr
| uu was born. lilWu hBtu the public
school system. Dc principles cannot
/ live who're Know edge reign. lhvy
/ thrive only uu-tf thu dutk walls OF the
Vatican.
Sucl werc the principles that made
Ab.alam Lincoln martyr H.ut tu 800
untImaly ruvr. John WIlkys Booth
be,awe identified with tho JusuitIc
! order iurtU mJuths before tuu dreadful
/ nstatsIultl1u, livery man, woman
! aud CHILD connected with tho tragedy
was Catholic. President GARFIELD,
too, Loot hls lille ut tnu hands oi a
/ Caihuiic. Ilru us o. Mayor Harrison
! %! Chicago. Harrison was tho lass
/ man iu the city tutwu. the
| Pope and Protestant p1wUr, nud he
| was Dispatched win a uullpt from the
revolver OF % Catholic murderer. Then
watch the strong efforts 10 save the
assassin from payiug the penalty %:
his ttrtihit deed, hH wasnil hanged
on Gold Friday tut the miserable
creature VINO killed an tXc8mmuui.
Gated mtIaucf Of the faith was com.
yelled Go forfeit his llfu without o.
single attempt being M ale 10 ward %
| bic tate. AZ 10 the Coughlin murder
casc recently tried IA Chicago u was
a part Of the play tuat the accused
should be- fouud not gully aud It Camu
out accordingly.
Popish and prieiuy power was often
/ manifest 10 those who wcIn obscrvant,
in The courts Of the county, Sadliug
decisions were rendered anu apparent,
| IS uuaoCountablc verdiCts given but
/ close analysis generally proves that
tcoletiaaucd power has been operating
unseen. Ina Catholic court strange
/ things were u0nr.
The United States was setting its
paupcf LABOR from European countries
/ that Rome controlled. That is pre-
oisoly what the pope wants anu Il was
time that all kutw That the church was
engsged IN n mammoth colonization
scheme. Rome loved iwer a. u alone
coulI. II was one gigantic political
machine without an atom Of Christian.
lty init.
II was not generally known that
there were SCORES Of secret Catholic
,ocieties In the United Siatos but there
were aud IL was time that Americans
threw Of tho mantle oflethatgy which
was wrapped at. ut them aud zee 30 d,
that they were properly protected.
Nearly all - the del artments OF tins
national government were in charge OF
true and tried Catholic. Asa rule the
milltias Of the United States were made
IN II Catholics and they were atming,
equipplng aud drilling all over the
country. In many Of the wanhips
confessional boxes wero bolur erected
aud tho punishment incidental u
thvm was being inflicted.
There was one lamoutablr lac, iu
connection with II All uui that wai
that not member OF the Senate Of the
United States hal the courage to stand
up nud donounoc H. Anu iu the Hous,
OF Representatives there was only TIVE
or thee members VINO dared % speak
against the evils oi Roman immlgra.
ton. Republicans won't 10 70 Tor fear
VI losing tho papal vote anu Democrat.
arc indifferent Tor the same reason.
Loyalty TO this country and Us iust..
tutiuns were seldom exhibited by d
Catholic except rs II pleased the
church. Out Of this fity-slx slgnuri
Of tho Declaration " Iniepcnurnht
only one Thomas CarrUliton- q
| Catholic and he was not one VI the
dyed.ln-lhe-wool.aort.
Tho lecture lasted two hours aud
near the close letter putpoftiug "a
have been written by President Lila.
coin on the alleged treachrry OF Gsn.
efal Meade was read. The gist Of II
was that Meade was loyal TO the church
anu not 10 his country. He also quoted
! WOfuH hAll 10 nave hteu uttered ny tho
President short time before his ~.
estimation IN which In thu anguish OF
his heart he said he could soc a darker
cloud aud bllldiUr battle nelus iu this
county alta time In the future. than
was caused by the slavery itself That
dark day would 10 precipiIalcd by Ca.
! tnuliClsm,
when the lecturer stepped from the
platform after his address had been
finished q good many questions OF
interest were put 10 him. Among
those who pf0p0undoi questions were
Judge Looib0urOwi who had fought at
the side Of General Meade. He believed
the latter gallant and brave soldier
anu One that was true 90 tue core, and
defended him Co the last. He knew
that he WAS % CAthallc, but that fact
sh luld not detrart anything from th e.
lauTels ne hal won while deiondin K
hls country has.
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