The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

that wonderful Jesuit oath, which you will re-
member was produced in this controversy as
an authentic document. The A. p. A. teaches
Us members to believe that thousands and
t.housahos OF their fellow-eitizens are sworn to
& UuTn poll, nay, roast, stab, poison all heretcs.
van MI. Hudelson dare to deny this? Can he
ueiiy that these infamous forgeries have been
Kept standing for months in the Apaist papers ?
III ne come before the public of San Fran
cisco ana take the responsibility of this teach
ing! Here is the real A p. A. platform and
lion nr ins4a udeIson ior change answer ques-
tnat the Jesuits take that oath?
ORDINARY CATHOLICS.
But according to the A. P. A. papers the
oesufts have no monopoly of murder. The
orolnary Catholic is just as bloodthirsty as the
hierarchy and is just as ready to do murder
LOT LOT the good OF the church. In the American
ffatrlot for August 81, 1895, page 2, L find the
iolloW1ng delectable morsel:
A SPECIMEN CASE.
a reliable lady friend of the Patriot relates the
loAoWlng, which presents a specimen of the aolect
ooedlence the great mass of Romanists suppose
Ihat as matter of course they owe 10 their su-
perors-the priests:
"a relative of mine told me that one of her
cousins. who had become Catholic, told her that
IL was the duty of all belonging 10 the church TO
obey the clergy without questioning, no matter
what the order might be. My cousin SAID TO her,
Then, If your priest TO tell you TO Kill me,
your own cousin, you would do so? The reply
was, Il certainly would do so; / should have no
choice in the matter"
The following is from page of the issue OF
September g. 1894, and inculcates the same
idea, but in more detail:
RoMIsH INeRATIrUDE AND HATE.
Editor OF The Cfttzen; gave the following Just
as 1t was told TO me by lady and her father, Tor
words. WILLIAM CHASE, Uxbridge Mass.
In well-known village in Massachusetts sew
eral years ago my father and lived "a little IN the
suburbs OF the town.. Beside us lived gentle
man "a Protestant) of generous, Christian char
QCter-ODa who ALWAYS striving TO Denent MS
fellow-nen. He told my father that he previously
lived on 8 farm which adioined that of Roman
Catholic, and for many years. by acts OF generr
osity and Kindness he had tried to help bis neigh
bor-sending him aid in every way-helping him
with work on his farm when he was not well,
giving him assistance fnanc ally and otherwise
trying to fulfill the command Glove thy neighbor
as thyself"
Thus things went for years-my neighbor
always glad of assistance, but underneath his
stod demeanor showing an ungrateful spirit. But
kept on in my duty TO my felow-man until he
was taken sick. Then l went over and helped
about the work and watched with him until he
died, which was several weeks after he had taken
sick. one night-the night before he died-he
called me TO him CHS voice was weak then) and
said: 'Neighhor, you have done a great deal for
me- but at the time you were doing your best for
me could have cut your throat from ear to ear.
No matter what your kindness has been to me,
I could kill you every time with good heart. L
hated you because you were hereto, and when I
have been working with you, L have been tempted
10 slay you, and could kill you nowr
~ his was my reward for years of fathfulness
toward my neighbor. This proves TO you the in
born hatred OF RomaniSts toward Protestant
Christians, no matter how kind they are to them
in daily life.
Here is an ingratitude peculiar to Roman
Catholics which should be made known TO the
world"
Moreover Mr. Hudelson's disciples are care
fully instructed that this inborn bloodthirsti-
ness breaks out into deeds. From page of
the number dated October IL, 1894, l extract
the following sapient remarks:
To the Editor of the -4mericGn Patriot-DEAR SIR:
AS subscriber OF your paperI wish to be informed
whether or not "indulgences can be bought for
the Roman Catholics in san Francisco? l heard
years ago that such was the case, aud having
watched their course il appears to me to be cor
rect, lnaSmuch as find majority of the above
class 10 have committed the foulest crimes on the
calendar. Notwithstanding this they escape pun
ishment in nearly every case, but if Protestant
or Jew commits a crime he seldom escapes 1t
also appears to me that many Protestant families
have been poisoned, of those who have been so un-
fortunate as 10 have employed Roman Catholic
servant girls.
In reply TO the above we may say that we have
in our possession "indulgences' that were sold in
this CiIy-ED.l
When minds are carefully saturated with
ideas like these, it is not hard TO believe
the second article of the A. ?. A. creed
namely, that "the Pepists are arming."
THE remainder of Father Yorkes
letter will be published in tomorrow s
issue.