The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

way was to remove the salooon-k keepers from
'the East TO the West and make them tillers oi
the soil, but this failed of adoption.
But the Jesnitism of Catholicism prevailed
and it succeeded in having passed by the body
resolution TO the effect that they would in
duce immigration to the large cities to increase
the Catholic voting power, and SO control the
State and country Tor Romanism
To show how they succeeded, 1 shall quote
statistics from our own Goyernment-from the
census OF 1850. These show that during the
decade between 1880 and 1890 there came
from across the ocean 5,246,613 immigrants
To this number must be added 1,052 ,345 who
came from Canada. 0ut OF this number TIC
less than 3,24S, ,4S5 l7ere Roman Catholics
who came from the w8rst countries of Europe
where Rome has been the teacher and where
mostof the people cannot write or read their
own language. And of this number statistics
show that 655 4S2 were from Ireland.
1t is a matter of fact that thirty-six coun-
ties in this country control the destiny of the
whole country, notwithstn landing that there are
about 2500 counties in the United States.
In New York State they have placed their
Catholic immigrants to the number of ], i S..
an aggregate of $50, ,995 Catholics.
Continuing, he said Massachusetts, had
been colonized with 714,62 Catholics, and
that in six counties of that State there
were no less than 640,374 of them who
always voted as unit as dictated to by
the Catholic bishop. Maryland was
credited with 157,429, Minnesota with
271 ,319. Missouri with 162, ,S24, New Jersey
with 222, ,274, Rhode Island SO, 755, Illinois
704, ,324. California 156,S46, Ohio 1885, lila,
Connecticut 1872 945, Kentucky 80 504, Wis
consin 249, 1874 and Michigan with 222, ,261.
These immigrants. he explained, were
concentrated mostly in the counties con-
tanning the largest cities in each State, ard
the Catholics were thus enabled to ylrtu-
ally control the election in these States.
and thus of the entire country, "for," he
added, 'the thirty-six counties in the
States / have named have been populated
with devotees OF the Holy Mother Church,
and these same thirty-siX counties control
the destinies of these great United States
1t is a wonderful state OF affairs when one.
tenth of the population should control all
the remainder. And l will venture to say
that SO per cent of these Catholics vote
every year just as the archbishops di
rect" Continuing, he said:
1t will be worth the attention of our people
to study this matter, and If the press will place
these figures before them Romanism will sooL
die in this country.
| want to call your attention to another sub.
ject. Go to Roman Catholic bookstore anG
get work by Balmes. Then turn to page 324
Rome's idea Of what governments are. 1t de
fines them as being of two classes--de jure and
de facto. The government de jure Is tha
created and maintained by representative Of
God, and is the only legitimate government
A de facto government is the product of {
revolution and is illegitimate. Mark that fac
and consider how your Government was born
Was 1t not created out OF the throes OF a revo
luton? Then it is an nillegitimate form OF gov
ernment This book also goes on to say that
is the duty of every good Catholic to endeavol
to subyert such @ government and bring 1t un
der the influen of the church. And this bool
is textbook in the Roman Catholic colleges
Here the unsuspecting youth is inculcatet
with these infamous ideas
You ask me why will not vote for Roman
Catholic and say will not vote for any mai
VIII has been educated in institutions whici
Inculcate such reasonable doctrine. Zap
plause.
have here a copy of Catholic work OF
theology that vainly endeavored to purchas
in every large city OF the United States. Itcon