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Milwaukee: itizen: The ]. New aYorl,
1 ~ the Democratic cand date for presis
i dent tn 896. I3ffr here are. point IN Mr.
Morgan s; record that would 4 not CON
Eciliate the Irish vote. ss@z. I, Nj
Phi iladelphia Hibernian: The Penn
lssy1vania legisla has not yet adjourn
ed noTahas$it summoned sufficient pluck
to throttle the iniQuitious garb bill. \ 4
lsit only does the latter. first, it's dissolution
will not be greatly regretted.
san Francisco Nation !: Queen Victoria
is ailing and when she dies the English
people will simply raise the cry Long
Live the King and then go about their
business There will be no revolution
Nor an attempt at a revolution and nc
one who knows the English people can
| believe otherwise.
| Portland (Ore.) Catholic Sentinel:
There is a good deal of fulsome boast
about this being Christian country
| yet on the anniversary Of the death OF
the Savior the school children OF Port
land observed Arbor Day, "a festival holi-
day. -,
Duluth Northwestern Witness: The
issues Of the next campaign are said to
be shaping as bimetallism and protection
on the Republican side; free silver, free
trade and the income tax with the Pop
ulists, and an unknown program fur
nished by the Democrats who are out OF
it. That is assuming a good deal. The
Democratic party has wonderful vitality
to begin with, and the Eastern Repub-
licans are opposed to bimetallism for an
other. The only thing you can be sure
of is that all three parties will be in IA
vors OF tt.honest money 1
Hibernian Record, New Haven: The
work of organizing ladies' auxiliarles
seems to be merrily going on. Connec-
ticut has several already formed, and the
creation of a few more is all that is here
needed, to bring about state convention
Of our sisters@in Hibernianism. 1t ap-
pears that the rules adopted by the last
convention upon this matter are quite
crude, and leave much to be done by 10
cal authorities as to discipline and the
powers of the auxiliary.
Kansas City Columbian Catholic:
County Judge Stone asserts that even the
Irish want to join the A. P. A., and gave
the name of O'Grady as an Individual
whom he had himself proposed for mem
bership. We desire to inform the Judge
that everyone that comes from Ireland
or that bear Irish names are not irish In
the sense intended. Also, the police
records show that when criminals,
names are handed in, in a majority OF
cases Irish names are given, while 1t is
we'll known that the bearers OF the names
are anything but Irish. Let up, Judge.
Catholic Union and Times: Arch
bishop Ireland's splendid address on
American citizenship" delivered at
Chicago on Washington's Birthday, has
been published in pamphlet form for
free distribution by the buffalo Catholic
Truth Society. The address is truly one
Of the greatest pronouncements OF the
age and should be read by every citizen,
irrespective of creed. 1t was published
in full in this paper on March IA.
Iowa Catholic Messenger: The bigots
down in Pennsylvania having passed
through the lower house, bill proscrlb-
ing the garb to be worn by public school
teachers in order to bar members Of re-
ligious orders from the schools have fol-
lowed it up with a bill for the official
inspection, unannounced, by the County
Commissioners, three times a year, of
"everry private or public home, house of
detention, convent, asylum, sectarian
seminary school, or institution, to note
the conditions and treatment and to re-
ceive the complaints Of the inmates
thereof" Pennsylvania is gaining an
unenyiable reputation as the abiding
place OF an unusual number Of cranks
and wooden headed fanatics.
Chicago Citizen: The hberal-minded
citizens Of Rockford, ILL.,, administered a.
stinging rebuke3 to A. P. A..'ism at the
election. in that city last Tuesday, by
electing Edward w. Brown mayor. Am
asa Hntchins, his opponent, was the can
didate5o the A. P. A., and members of
that organization from all over the north
ern part Of the state assisted in his cam
paign. Mayor-elect Brown, who is a
prominent member of one Of the local
Methodist churches, was serenaded by
about A 900 people Tuesday night, eand
he made a speech in which he denounced
the A.sP. A. There is general rejoicing