The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-21

the people OF . nation Of their oa.hs Of
allegiance Vas illustrated uhea 10000
soldiers laid down their ARIES and
marched from tire seld of hattie On the
borders of Mexsco. The pope claims the
exclusive right 10 annui marriages fos
rolitic and private purposes. The speaker
declared that . Roman Catholic has fall
license 20 kill Protestant No matter
whether bishop. an archbishop or the
pope himself said is isn't 30. /. Is the
unrereaied canon Ia~.
The speaker then reoounted the mas
sscre Of 81. Bartholomew. The assassina-
tim Of sayoaarola, the battles with the
Catholics. aud gsorsfed tire bloody TIL
umphs of their enemies in impas.ioned
language. He told the story Of hos tia
French soldiers had blown up . Catholic
church in tha, country and killed its
priests, and exclaimed: Every Anaeri-
can xho loves his country mast wish that
every similar institution wherever il may
be shall meet the same fate"
He alluded 10 the riot in Montreal at
the meeting of the Christian Endeavor
Society, when some Of the speakers had
denounced the Roman Catholics and said
that these people had burned nereties and
Bi5Iez.
The pope had always bargained away
the political allegiance Of Catholic sub
jects. Ireland, which once was the
schoolmaster of the world, had, under
priestiy burden, become the tramp Of the
world.
Mr.. Dunlap continued. in substance, as
follows: 1.-The Roman Catholic hierarchy
cay down with tie Protestant schools
- t. Lxt. ksetx 80 fx~-x,
How do the parochiai schools stand Can
anyone go into them and see what 10 be-
ing laugh, ihere?" He related how q
friend Of his had gon. 10 one OF them in
this city and q door was opened little
way by nun with one of those queer
things on her head. who inquired what
was wanted. On beng told she said that
the visitor wonid have to 60 TO see
the Mother Superior. She went up
To- see this officer and again the
door was opened q little way by
big broad woman who prevented even q
peep into the mysterious inside Of the in
s.itution. The visitor pleaded 70 get in
and see what was inside, but in vain.
These institutions are run on the dark
lantern principle and no one knows what
practices are taught in them. AS the
speaker said this he threw i'm an innuendo
which could not be mistaken: s'So. the
Romanists don't believe in boys and girls
being educated together. They are so
fond Of ceibscy. you know. At least they
say so. But We know these priests and
nuns are the biggest hypocrites in
the world and that their practices
are shameful No. we cannot afford to
entrust the education Of the children of
this country to foreign power. We must
educate them ourselves and bring them up
to appreciate liberty. and when they are
educated then let their choose their re-
ligsn. The Roman Catholics furnish IS
per cent of the criminals of New York
city. The priests take liberties with the
women in the church which are out
rageous., They say things to women in
the confessional which grown men blush
10 utter TO one another. The practice Of I'M
married men and women living together in
religious houses should be stopped in this
country. The nunneries should be opened
To the police. The shameful practices of
the confessional should he prohibited and
ali these practices stopped which make the
Romish church unfit for social life. There
should be police inspection OF all these
Catholic institutions. Women should not
be INTERCEPTED by men in the confessional,
which is verb hotbed OF immortality.
Let the Romish church leave the flag the
schoo. and the women of our country
alone"
After the close of hts lecture a reporter
asked Mr.. Dunlap for the title of the book
from which he quoted the alleged canon
law Of the Catholic church. He said it
was written by Prof. Van Schultz. profess
sor of canon law at Prague.