The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30

from the meetings, keeps good the promise
he made Sunday or so ago to the effect
that he would preserve the ammunition
he has in reserve for the final battle be-
tween himself and Father Yorke next
mouth in public controversy.
Eloquent addresses were made by Ray
Palmer, DID, and the Rev. H. w. Bow
man, and patriotic prayer was offered by
the Rev. c. a. Rabing.
Chairman Outflow opened the meeting
with the following words:
Experience is the source of sage council and
experience has taught US that the defenders OF
the Roman hierarchy have willfullv, from the
foundation of the Romish political machine,
made use of glittering unmeaning words and
sentences to give the semblance OF argument
as OF defense, and by saying nothing.
Actions speak louder than words. The pa
triotic American citizen is only concerned in
what the Romish Church as political organ
concerned in not allowing that power to gain
supremacy in this land. All the designs OF this
alien power can be thwarted by the American
patriots doing their duty
Mr.. Bowman in the prelusive address
spoke, in part, as follows:
Inotice that the battle still wages unabated
and that the enemy continue to hurl their
Iniss1ves at our heads. All l can say is, tLay
on, Macdun!'
Now as to the custom of calling priests by
the name of "father," insist that if man is
not good enough to get married and to claim
his own children, he is not worthy 10 be called
a father.
All YOU need is few facts and you'll knock
Yorke out of time every time.
Priest Yorke stated that when Rome was
most Catholic she was most civilized, but
want to add that when Rome was Cathol she
was most intolerant.
Priest Yorke has dubbed the American Pro-
tective Association the "little-read patriots" I
would rather be q read patriot in the sense OF
being read up on the quirks OF the Roman re-
ligion than to be in ignorance OF its condition
and of what it really is.
When Priest Yorke comes before the Ameri-
can public and says that priests are not inter.
ested in political manipulation say that it is
time for the priests to understand that when
they arise and strive to deny the facts OF his
tory that have been written with an iron hand
they must understand that the American peo-
pie are not to be hoodwinked by such Jesuitical
jugglery.
The main address, delivered by the Rev.
Raw Palmer, was on the subject: 1.-THE
Clarion Call of Our Country" He said:
If am nst a patriot y I should be, for my my
war of 1872, and my grandfather,
Colcnel Sanford Palmer, fought in the Revolu-
tion.
even the Catholics.
I believe that many priests are honest men
and that many Catholics pay honestly their
debts, and if a Catholic should come to my
door in need l would give unto him as quickly
and as freely as l would unto Protestant in
distress
Protective Association have not come upon the
stand to persecute the Catholics for sins COM
mitteeti by their ancestors long years ago.
admit that the argument OF the priests for
religious liberty are sound; yes, simply sound.
Tie hierarchy is the implacable foe of our
country.
ganizat{on and have been great curse to
every country where they have dwelt- be-
lieve they were created simply to annoy both
God and man.
Europe.
They can be seen any hour Of the day IN the
rooms Of the Senate and House OF representa-
tives. They are there TO manipulate the affairs
OF state.
Roman Catholic throne, and they are the IN
Cefatigable foes of liberty-rellgious ana eiyll.
Like the pups owned by the man VINO said
they were conservative pups wnen tney were
born and A. 2. A. pups when their eyes were
open, the A. P. A. has got Its eyes open 10
the tricks of the Jesuits.
want TO tell you that when the Jesults
come over to the shores OF America and squat
deceived in the garden by the serpent, so has
the world been deceived by this dragon
Jesuitism.
The Jesuits are the enemies of the public
schools. Let them say what they Will IN the
present tense.
The palladium OF American liberty is the
schoolhouse.
This Government could no more stand with
out the public school than the earth could
stand without gravitauon.
The Jesuits have made unremitting warfare
upon the public school from its inclplency.