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Christian Church.

First-Seneca street, between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. j. y. Smith, pas
tor: residence. s13 Fifth avenue north.
Preaching al II a. m. and S p. m. Sunday
school, 9.i5 Y p. s C. e. 6:4S p. m
Subject for morning service, "A wondrous
Change" Evening, "a Noted but I'm
fortunate Character" Prayer meeting
Thursday evening.
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In order to secure correct insertion q
notices under these headings, the same
shoulp be left at tho business ofyices OF
this paper. No charge Is made for such
uotice1.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
cial announcements Will Be charged at the
rate OF 10 cents rer line each Insertion.
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49, ~.
THE SPIRITUAL CAMP MEETING be-
gins next Saturday ngflt Steamers a
r. Robinson AMI Mary r. Perlev carry
passengers for 3 cents round trip. tick
cts good on either boat Buy your tick
cts on the dock Rev. 9. G. Love. Man
ager.
EAST SEATTLE EXCURSION. given by
Mystic Jswei Rsbscca lodge, We6nss-
day. August : Dancing at hotel Boat
leaves Lsscsi park 20. s. $50. and .
2 n Tickets including dance. gents
&c. ladies' sc. children lec.
PURPLE POT PoURRf-At room q The
osopnscal Society. sl2 Third street, Tues
day. AugGsf :. ,. NJ. Admission, IN
GLIDING refreshments. &c.
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REWARD.

A reward OF SO viii be paid for infor-
maticn leading 10 the arrest and convt--
ton OF any ere stealing copies OF the
~ ~, NfsF The rfty
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EMPLOYMENT wAxrED-nALE-

W NTF1D-Pos lion IN store: any Kind! !.
small wages until better times. bad ex-
xserssncs. control trade. profit double
salary hence your advantage. viii pay
TO infsrysew. Ad1ress Ii. ]. care Post
InGss.leelce..
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FREQ Thou hit Christian Science.

Free Thought Christian Science class
meets every Sunday at p. m. and Thurs
day at 2 D. m. at I'll Roiiin street. and
every Tuesday night at 1910 John street.
and every Friday night al rear OF GA Mad
ison street, opposite Central school,
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Unifarian Chnrch.

Ffrst-Seventh avenue. between Pike and
d ero sos E.xbth avenue ,en sermon ii Il
O. m. by Rev. Copeland. OF Salem. Or.
who will deliver his lecture entitled The
New Woman Whom God Has Sent to End
the World" Sabbath school at $50. All
cordially invited TO attend.
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Ravenna Park-Rev. T.. ID. Beck. pastor.
Services at II a. m and p. n Sunday
school. 10 a. N.
Third Cumberland Presbyterian--Corner
street. Rev. X. f. Powell. pastor; resi-
dence, SIS Twenty-frst avenue. Sunday
scaool al 1920. Junior Enoeavor at $50
p. m. Y. p. S. c. r. at $50 p. m.
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A-a Won not new really 20 assurna nv
text as the erUth FOR yoa. a. well IS FOR
Tsaafs Possessing Christ 10 yea not 20
sess az thlnxss And when tht1Es c01-
traTy 20 ere spirit ~ CSTis7, Aao the gen
fus - f-p-ss.fanffv. strive for the mastery
ever wa ara you bolt The door a. your
haars awafrxt His entrance and sapra-
macy al vaa not with Fasl say. YEA.
5ozbtiezS. ans coa1s 81 things 6at loss.
Tor ere excel saey g TIRE knowledge q
cars. rss,ss nv Lord" Co home and -
view ves,r accounts Learn tAe trae mean
EnS 81 the words lass and gain Cast up
anew these items thai 20 % make up the
tetAA-y % your carer. Reverse ire e.
rars q the past strike srotner oa2an-e.
Ana nay il be found that ths n2larcs s.
lzrxesv 30 crSkfls. because CaxIss Is Is
caNe< co1Si4ez2.saS-
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Free Methodist Church.

Ffrst-Pine street. between Ninth ana
Terry avenues. Rev. Alexander Beers,
pastor. Services: Sunday school, e:fS a.
m. preaching. II a m. and 40 p M.
prayer meeting. Wednesday. I.4o p. m.
Ross-E- L. Smith, pastor. Sunday
school, 10 a. m. Preaching. II a. N Class
meeting. IL n. Young Peoples meeting,
p. m. Prayer meeting, 80 p. m. Preach
ing. p. m Prayer meeting. Thursday.
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Church OF Christ.

Olympia Avenue Church OF Chrlst-sf4
Olympia place lend OF North Seattle car
line). Rev. A. C. Vail. pastor. Morning
school at 10.
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Adventists.

Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
building-Dr. William Chapman. pastor.
Social and prayer meeting at 1915 a. m.
Preaching morning and evening By Rev.
Orrin r. jerks, OF Minneapolis.
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Decentralization street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernst, pastor. see
Harrison street. Services morning and
evening.
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Theo-ophy

Seattle Theosophscal Society-S12 Third
avenue. Sunday: Simple talk on Theoso-
ply at D. m. Lecture at D. N. SUBJ
ject, The Astral Light
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At THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices In the church direc-
s~rsSrch services only and subjects Of ser
mons Extended musical programmes -c-
sunday services and announcements g
church entertainments VIII only pc p1o-
listed az advertising rates NoIlceS 1of
ms department should be reserved al tais
o.<ies not later than ] ?. m SATURDAY IN
order 20 insure publication on SUNDAY
morning.
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Lutheran Churches.

German NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hlSSiCu.
Sanders hall. below Sweeney's brewery.
Services go every other Sunday.
Norwegian-Danish-Fo avenue and
Pine street s. r. Toilefson. pastor.
Study in basement. Services. IL a. m.
and p. m
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday OF
the month at rs .. m. BY the Rev. W.
Fl. Behrens. pastor. Helv Communion at
II a. m.
German South Seattle Mission-Jn hall
second and third SUNDAYS OF the month az
p. m. Sunday school every Sunday at
p. m. Pastors. E. Knappe. 1915 Howell
street: W. Fl. Kurtz. 1920 Howell street
German Evangelical. Lutheran Zion's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
ices. 1880 a. m and $50 o. m. Bsbel-
stunde $50 and Jugendverein $50 Thurs.
day evening. Choir practice. Tuesday, $50
p. N.
German Evangelical. Lutheran. st.
Johns Consregation-Sunda services.
corner market and Main. In Rainier
Heights Baptist church. every first and
Sunday school, every Sunday at D. m.
Children's singing practice every Friday,
80 .. nj.
Holy Trinity. English-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street Re- Rev James T.
nue. Sunday school az $50 a. m. The
pastor will preach in the morning. serv-
Ice commencing at IL o'clock. No even
ing service. Luther League on Wednes-
day at D. m
Swedish Evangelical-Third avenue. near
Pike Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor:
residence. 1871 Fifth avenue. On Sunday.
services at 1879 a. m and .. N. Sunday
school, Il m. and Bible class or prayer
meeting at q. m. On Thursday, services
at D. n. The cent society meets at
o. m. the first and third Tuesdays OF the
month.
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United PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. ".
NJ. HOWE, pastor: residence. 1872 Terry
avenue Services. II a m. and 7:3o p. m.
Sunday school. I2:i5 p. m Y. p. S. c. E..
$50 p. m
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Presbyterian Churches.

FIRST Nisslon-In Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching. Z ? m
See9yia North Seattl-Thiri avenue
rarth AMI Harrison street Rev. W. A.
Nai0r. pastor. Preaching az II q m
Renton chGrch-Rev. George r. whit
-orth. u. .. pastor. Services az ; and
Sa p m Union sunday school a. II a. n.
Welsh-Seveutn avenue and olive street
Rav. William Davis. pastor. Services AZ
Is - a. N and 10 p m SUNDAY school at
y "a. Class meeting "Wednesday gt s;3s
2. m
g-alvarv-Sevvices todav al = A. n and
r m SUNDAY school at iesi5. Prayer
meeting Thursday a. : 2 m Rev. Donaid
BOSS. pastor. residence. Isl Market street.
rirst Presbyterlan-Cerner Fourth ave-
rae ard Spring street Rev. a l. EGtchi~
So 10 d. pastor, residence. 1913 Marion
x-raps Morning service al II O'Clock
Ssnaay school a. I-.a i. r. 3 G. K. al
: - 2 ~
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ChristIau AIIiancc.
salvation Army.

Gospel services In Freeds hall, on Ninth
avenue. between Pine and Olive at D. m.
every Sabbath, and Thursday az p. m.
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Excursions TO the Beach at Wesfport.
Excursion rate OF ss.S5 everv Saturday
TO Aberdeen. where train connects with
the boat for Westpert. Call at Northern
Pacific office for further information.
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Restitution.

Bible reading every Sunday, 3 .. m, and
Friday 7:3o m. at 23s First avenue
Restitution viii occasionally be the theme
A cordial Invitation Is extended TO all
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Episcopal Churches.

81. Mary's-woodland park. Sunday
school AZ . 30 p. m. Evening prayer. with
sermon. $50 p. m. Every one is always
welcome
S. Clement 's-Twenty-fourth avenue
south. near Yesler way. Rev. George
Brlzzelie officiating. Sunday school. 70 a..
N Morning service and communion at II
o'clock Evening service and sermon al
S O'Clock
81. stephens. Ballard-Rsv. T. e. Hy-
land. rector. Services a. II a, m. and Z 30
.. M. Y. p. :. c. e. $50 ?. m. Bible
Class. p. n. Holy Communion, first
sunday in month. II a. m; third Sunday
at $50 ?. n.
Trinity Psrish-Eighth avenue and
lanes street Ninth Sunday after Trim
NV. Early communion az 10 3. m sun
day school. s:45 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon at II O'Clock. No evening service.
The bishop OF the jurisdiction will offic-
late.
s.. Mark's-Flfth avenue and Olive
street Rev. u. g. Garrett, rector sun
day school "a g:45 A. n. Iitany and holy
communion, II A. n. Evening prayer and
sermon. 2. N. Bishop Barker viii Of
fcsa:e and preach a. the morning service.
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Christian science.

Christian Science-Southeas cor. Third
avenue and Cherry street. Bible class
Sunday al ii a. N. Reading room open
during the week.
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
nents changed for the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy by o'clock Saturday to In
sure change
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Balloon ascension today Madison Park,
weather permitting.
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In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Yesler
way-Services. Sunday at 3 and 7:45 .. m.
Week day services every day at Il O'Clock.
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First spiritual society.

Barracks. corner OF Yesier way and Sec
ond avenue south.
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Methodist Episcopal Churches.


Presiding Elder. Rev. r. B. Ford. D. D.
Einnesr place and Anna street. Queen
Anne.
Battery street-H. D. Brown. pastor.
Grac-Thirtieth avenue and King street.
Rev W. T. Ford. pastor: residence. so
S1tter.
t.erman-Stewart street and Summit gr-
enue. Rev. Joseph Hepp. rector: residence.
1911 Summit avenue. Services. IL B. m
and s.5o .. m
Norwegian-Danish-F9 avenue and
Olive street Rev. z. J. Lundegaard. pas
tor. residence. SaS Olive Services. II a. n,
ard 80 p m
Gilman Park. Ballard-Rev- ". Fl.
tombstone. pastor. Services. II a. m and
8 ?. m Class meeting II m Epworth
Haven-Corner East Newton and East
John. Sunday school 10 a m. Class
meeting. u m. Preaching az II a. m by
Mrs. II. d. Brown.
Madison street-Madlson street and
Twsnty-third avenue Rev. NJ A Cow
ingson. pastor. Preaching at II a. m and
80 p. m BY the pastor. Sunday school.
$50 ?. N. Epworth League, $50 p. N.
African n e church-lse0 Jones street.
Rev. Wilbur T.. B. Harwood. ;. T. B.. pas
tor Services. II a. N. and D. m: Class.
I2 N. Sunday school. 30 .. m Services
Of songs every Wednesday. s .. m Holy
Communion first Sunday in each month
FIRST Methodist Episcopal-Corner Third
avenue and Marion street Rev. William
Arnold Shanklin. pastor: residence. 81
Seneca street: telephone Buff al Services
al II a. m. and D. m. Presiding Elder
T. r. Ford will preach In the morning the
pastor in the evening.
Trinity VI. z. church-W. s. Harrington.
D. D. pastor. Public services al u a. m.
and .. n. Glass neefin~ az lois a. m.
r J. Criddle. leader. Sunday school at
i2:fs l. n Tucker. superintendent.
Junior League at $50 Mrs. j. r. kinnsar.
leader Epworfh League al !. PRAYER
meeting at s on THURSDAY Morning
theme The Christians Vocation" Ev-
ening .sWait!ng Cnon God"
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YOU can easily double your income mr..
ducing our staple goods. demand neFs
supplied: good pay for spare time: ~
ticulars free. sample iac. Alun6;n
Novelty Co, 80 Broadway. New Yea.
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wANTElD--Partner with S., 70 tax bak
Interest IN, 1s0 acres first-cfass coal lsnds
located within half mile Of the cisy M
ter system dam, on Cedar river. iocel,s-
and proposition AL. Address Lung -
New York block.
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THE NOVELTY OF THE ACE-TAs ~
Htical Diamond Pin. both MCKINLEY -
Bryan: everybody wants one: seln q
si-ht; send II cents for sample propnt1;
agents wanted III. r. Thearlo q ca.
62i Pullman building. Chicago.
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HELP wANrED-MAra

WANTEp-An experienced salesman -
the retail grocery business; no on
need apply. Address in own H{navrA
ing. with references. Grocer, Peso-In.
teingencer.
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BOARD for small family or few eenue
fences: finest location In city, MOUNTAIN
views: tennis; private family refefenses..
required Address Il. +. H.. Post-lnsen-
gencer office.
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wANTED-Agents everywhere: can nako
immense profits. our summer poctal-
ties: Just out: sell at sight: write FOR
catalogue. full information. ssMple -
Aluminium Novelty Company . nsoad.
way, New York.
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Bar there IS ere more nIas Indicated ia
PsuIs statement ~ experience whtNh
want - wyife DEAN minus. shall caAl +
zeal without knowledge. r. the apostles
casa q showed lsseif n persecution L has
continued ~ shoS itself ever since a FeF-
secatson- II nos iu tnac ~ sword. ard fiTs.
8n1 ra-x. thea ia that - torgce. and Nr'a,
ard e>eiEsfaEsf-al maTrowness an4 sntos-
e~ance. THIS sorE of zeal has always per
sees,es sha rhurch. BsEatry IS = S0esner-
ang watch iGvzriabsy flies hack, hitting
hardest the esEse who rinEs e. There 5
nofhing 50 trnorans as snfsIlie'lisy, Be-
cAzse teere - no ignorance so dense as
tAzt whica wln rot ieA~a. S-FcA Zesl has
always hEs1 a hin&ranee 20 the arcxTeS.
Of ne cAurch. whether Z has cropped ezt
n she thirteenth century or the nine
tsSash. There Save heea Sslsl1eI naorEals.
wno N bird loFaity - wAst tssy have
cx1fe3 -<he tAitn@ have. t4ke psa1. 7eF-
secuted Cots humble followers. woai4
shAs tAsy Ezishi SEA tAesr exrSv Ike hlas.
and fra u TIRE cause 81 ths zeaiot 0nsy
szfSar r,cse9 nlsns Aad loss. 50 t1Af learning
more OF iAe Aastex. they raigai via GIza
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WANTE-D-Competens girl s,~ -
homework; foreigner rref>r-ss. 49,
OF THREE. Apply =. once. &c Boylssssss y
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wANTED-At once. four shias> -
sawyers. two bolt splltter& two guan~
ers. tools furnished. Bennett q nj
Jams camp. Prairie. Wash.
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AGENTS-,F'rom s. 30 so per day yuaxan-
teed TO sch the Business Guide" over
400 pages. limo. cloth: selling price III
outfit free 10 hustlers. For pafs1cu-
lars address J. l.. Nichols 81 Co. Mayer
vile. Ill.
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HELP wANrED-rEua,-

wANTED-Nnrsc girl "a fa,. -
girls. and years old. Mrs ~
berg. SIS Cedar street. 49, NJ 49,
from Yesler avenue. VIA a.
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supreme Courl DsclsIea-.

WAsHINuToS, May Is. - Justice
Shiras delivered the opiuion OF tho
Supreme court In the case OF Wong
Wing and three other Cinnamon Va
the United Sia.es, reversing tho ludg-
munI OF the circuit court Tor tho EAs.
tern district Of Michigan. The China
men were ssnteno, Il 10 imprisonment
at hard labor In the Detroit (Micb. J
house OF correction on the charge OF
being unlawtully " itnin the U niteu
States,
Tho court said that the I'm ted States
can forbid Aliens nom coming within
tive borders ana expel them, but when
Congress sees M further TO promote
suoh II policy by SUBJ, citing tne persons
Of such aleins Ia punishment AT HARD
labor, or by conhsCaling their prop.
cry, surh legislation 10 be valid muht
provide Tor Judicial rial 10 establish
The guilt OF the accused.
The appeal NJ George p. Wcblter and
william A. BraIy va AuKustln Dsly
was dism on iur want OF Jurisdiction.
In this case Webster anu Brsuy had
been oniOiueI I ON using thr "Tailr 4aJ
scene" In their play "Aitsr Da <" on
the ground that A. was an imitation OF
Daly'H play "Uuuer the Gas Light"
The elect Of the opinion Ia 10 perpelu.
ate the Injunction,
The euprems court in tho Gaze OF
Martha BsTnilE VI John l.. Beverly
reversed the uecition Of the lower
court thereby declaring unConsli,u-
tional the mortgage redemption law
/ Of kanbas In 1893.
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CONDEHNED AGAIN.
a. y. 4. Delegates Pledge Themselves
10 Defeat mckinley.

wAsHuNoroN, d. G., hiay ls.-
A condemnation meeting OF come Of
tho delegates Of the American Pfoiec-
tive association, claiming to represent
twenty sta,os, was held after the adj
joutnment OF the convention, anu a
preamble and resolutions bearing on
The Mex nley matter were adopted.
rhe nunss VI the states Represented
and thu delegates participating could
not be obtained, and all further inf0r-
nation was denied. The preamble
and resolutions adopted follow:
Whereas, tho supreme council Of the
a. L. A. " tho Unitei States at lie
session saturday evening, by uuani-
nous vote, adopted the report OF tue
national advisory board, which report
iudOTsod tue action NJ the executive
committee Of said board anu In plain
language said that tho executive com.
mittee was Justified In Publishing the
political Afiiilntlon Of Mckinley with
the Roman political hierarchy, which
sflinatiOn IN proven by tho aiiiiav,ta Of
reputable members Of tue order, and
which bfiidavils have never boon
con,r0veftod except by tho unswotn
statement VI Mai. Mckinley hlmtelf +;
aud
Whereas, Major Mckinley did on
May H., 1896, 10 committee Of tho
national ADVISORY board, In the city Of
Canton, o., state that he heartily hn'
proved the principles Of tho A, i. n,
aud on the following day gave an inteI'
Wow ~ tue press Denying TINT no hai
81 NhfNg N0ANNUfF thu
liz TO the report Of tho committee, which
was composed OF honorable aud truth
al gentlemen; anu
Whereas, The members Of tho uu-
pTems council have, during its session,
uten bounded auJ badgefed by a large
Mckinley lobby, composed VI mem.
beers anu nOu-membefs OF the order,
who have used the most dlsfeputabio
Dlackmailing methods 10 discroiil the
advisory DIafI aud to turn the supreme
council into a Mckinley ratification,
aud having tignhlly failed ~
clear Mckinley oi tho consr.
quences OF his IrJ.paTal ToluicAl
record, to-day alter two.lhirds u
tho delegates had stattei Tor home,
attempted to take revenge by ubylish.
ing the national advisory board, aud
sec mpliHned the same by vote VI 81
" 20;
Resolved, That the delegates In con.
demnation meeting assembled, ue.
uOuuCa the uuwatrantel interiotot o.
IT tue paid Mckinley lobby With the
affairs OF the order, snd dvnouuGs the
oowarjly denial by Mckinley VI his
endorsement Of the principles OF the
order given by hIuI to our COMMITTEES
aud,
Resolved, That because OF his record
~ reported by the national advisIty
bJard, We herewith pledge ourselves,
by our Influence and efforts, to accom-
pllhh his ueieat.
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CaEsinal Gibbons on the DUTY q
PoIIIienI LnnhrTs.

CATeinaI Gibbons on the DUTY OF
Political Leaders.
WASHINGTON, May l5.--In reply to
some questions addressed through the
Rev. DE-, Stanford Of Washington, ID.
C., 10 Cardinal Gibbons, the cardinal
has sent the following lsttel;
BALTIMORE, Nd, May II, 1895,
Cardinals Resldsnce--My Dear Sir
IL " the duty OF the leaders OF political
parties 10 express themselves with at
auy ,qulvouatlUn on the principles Of
religious freedom which undeTliu our
Constitution. Catholics ate devoted to
both the great pontioal parties OF the
county, anu each individual IL lett
entirely TO his Uwn conscience. We
are proud 10 cay that Ia the long his.
tory OF tue government Of the United
Stgtoa tho great Catholic church hAs
never used or perverted la acknoWl !
edged power by seeking 10 make
politics tubsUrve ltH own Advancement.
MoTeOveT, II IL our proud boast that
NO have never interiered with tho
civil anu political righ Of any who
4 fer from us In religion. We dc.
mAnd the came lights ourselves, anu
with nothing lees. Not only ID IL the
duty OF all parties dist, city TO set
their faces against the false aud un.
American principles thrust forward OF
late, but as much ~ 1 would regret the
sntlte identiiicEti0n Of any religlout
body, as such, with any political party,
| am convinced that the members OF
religious bOuy whose rights, civil and
rehglous, Are attacked, will naturally
anu unanimously espOuae the cause OF
the party which has the courage open
ly ~ Rvow ths principles OF civil anu
religious liberty according 10 the Con.
sliiutiOu.
Patience 10 n virtue. But 1t IL not
the only virtue. When pushed too far
y may degenerate into pusillanimlty.
Yours faithfully,
JAMES CARDINAL gibbons.