The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-16

demneo by the church or Pope Il tablet
II ne Catholic religion with ali its votes
ought 20 be exclusively dominant in such
sort that every other worship shall be
banished and interdlcted- Pope Plus IA.
If the American Republic Is TO be sus-
tanned and preserved at all II must be by
the rejection Of the principles OF the Re
formation ana the acceptance OF CathOhc
principles by the American people. The
CathOnc World.
II ne public school is a national fraud,
ana II must cease TO exist, ana the day
wiII come when II VIII cease To exist -
Jesuit Priest >. r. Mccarthy.
The pubic schools are deyOuring fires
and pats Ot destruction, they ought to 90
back 10 the devII, from whence they
ame-"-Freeman's Journal.
%Ow to come down 10 the present and
near at home, the san Francisco Exam
liner OF May -. 1856, reports III fun a
speech OF Priest +. g. Yorke OF that city,
delivered 10 the First Grand Council OF
the racine Jurisdiction OF the \. VI. A.
AT Hayward, Cal lie said:
1t Is without doubt the mission of the
Catholic church TO make tins country
Catholic. When l tell you, gen
tiemen. that out Of sIxty-hve millions OF
people in this Republic not twenty mil
mons belong TO any religious organization
you may begin 10 believe the tremendous
progress which unbelleI hath made; ana
NJ hen / tell you that OF TINS twenty mil
lions who belong 10 church organizations,
over half OF them belong TO the old Cath
ole church. you may then lay up in your
minds the truth that Professionalism is
near unto its end
Priest fheian OF st. Louis said:
The present system OF public schools
is curse to the country and d hoodgate
Of atheism ana sensuality, and OF civil,
social and national corruption, and the
children turn out to be learned horse
thieves, scholastic counterfeiters and well
posted on schemes OF deviltry."
Last February. at Pana, ILL.,, Priest
Steck SAID:
The \. NJ. c. A is a hell hole"
On the 18th of September, 1863, Pope
Plus TX. did, in an Encyclical letter, de-
clare that the establishment of freedom
OF worship on the part OF the government
OF New Grenada was an act utterly un-
just and impious, and wholly null and
void IN the future and in the past He
also wrote a letter TO MaXimilian, in
must above ali things continue to be the
glory and the mainstay OF the Mexican
nation, To the exclusion o. every other
dissenting worship
The following letter from Priest Wyman
TO the Fourth OF July committee shows
the love for American schools:
sacramento, Cal, June 18th, 1886. MIR.
>. l.. Lieut., Dear SIr-l was very glad TO
see your letter in this mornings Exam
Iner My object in giving Il copy of my
letter TO your committee TO the press was
that you might be induced thereby to
make public declaration as to whether
or not you intend To allow in the process
sion displays which are offensive to Cath
Olics-Such, for instance, as that of the
Little Red School House There is
Il general impression among priests and
Catholics that the y. Il. A. VIII be al
lowed TO insult us publicly on that day.
They were ''insulted" just the same.
Archbishop Ryan, at Philadelphia, in
1893, said:
1 nope that the Catholic hierarchy will
be worthy OF this glorious country, which
in future ii will reIigiously rule
\ short time ago a Catholic q. y. X.
man died. His post draped his coffin with
the American flag, and the funeral march
Gfn ar he nf he fh
and they We're compelled to remove the
flag.
Rome sits on the universe" She is
supreme in Iowa, the State which sent
more troops South during the war, ac-
cording to population, than any other
State in the Unioni Yet in her principal
river city the Church of Rome controls
all parties and all papers. Her priests
demand silence and the editors of her
papers obey their commands. Freedom of
speech has been denied. Our beautiful
starry ensign has been torn down and
underfooti
y long list of outrages have followed
he East Boston Red School House" riot |
not only in the ward where the bloody |
irama was enacted, but in other parts |
1f the State-and a reference to these |
.hingS brings us at once to the cause OF |
Ill these vicious attempts to throttle free
iom OF speech, press, conscience and |
public meetings.
THE Maverick Congregational Church |
n East Boston entertained the Vermont |
he week after the Fourth. The front of |
he church was made beautiful with Am |
.rican and Christian Endeavor bunting. |
IN Monday evening, July Sth, a large |
stone hurled through costly win |
low in the front of the church; and not |
.ontent with this, on Tuesday evening q /
considerable portion of the decorations,
several flags, were torn down,
md policemen had to be called upon to
patrol the church until time came for
these decorations, while work
men boarded up a costly window lest it |
hould be destroyed by Romish toughs"
The recent assault on the Christian En-
leavor convention at Montreal by a Ro-
nanist mob, and later the unrebuked at
ack of Priest Phelan of st. Louis on the
anne great body of Protestant youth, two
md quarter millions strong, their
gather in Boston. is but
ne OF the StrawS that Indicate the spirit
4 RomaniSm. Notice Phelan's compli-
nents to the Y. +. S c. e.
The corrupting tendencies of such he
erogeneous gatherings of young people
annot be overestimated, and for down
ight Viciousness and depravity they have |
lever been equalled since the horrid sat
rnalia of Greece and Rome
The following Associated Press dispatch |
eads as if penned \. ID. $50 instead of
his year:
New York Jan. IA dispatch from
lima says the Mayor of San Miguel.
'eru, yesterday seized and caused TO be
urned in the public square of the city
II tire SibltS anu SlOCh OF the local agent |
T the American Bible Society,"
They We're seized and delivered to the
RESTS. who gave therefor this receipt
Il have received of the Alcalde, Hon.
ose Quiros, on account of the charges /
ave made. the following books which
re all Protestant: Twenty-three Bibles
different sizes, 20 Testaments. 81 Cos
els, 81 Psalms and Gospel Hymns-all
D be burned in the public square of this
ity; and in testimony of the same / give |
hese presents. Juan B. Quiroy.''
In Butte. Montana, the Catholic police
eized the American flag from the Saliva |
on Army and threw il down with insult |
IL remarks. The next night thirty Sons |
Z Veterans and five hundred miners |
larChed with the Army and swore they |
-ould kill the first man who touched the |
ag.
They found. are finding and will find
hat patriotism is not lacking in the land |
Z their Uncle Sam" This year they |
re loud in their praises OF the flag, are
arrying and displaying it at all times:
ut the ruse Will not work. Americans |
re on guard. Unable TO convert intel
gent Americans to Catholicism, they
iust import the men to do their lighting |
10 they do this2 Read: II