The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-20
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cafboEcs Favored in the CransVaaj

attention was drawn to Il clause IN Ihe
Catholic emancipation act OF 10. ZEN
deriug the status of Jesuit ana olHeF
religious orders Illegal. .;
sion that anyone becoming a jesuit IN lue
United Kingdom or any jesuit Co!iiiilS ~
the United kingCfOm from abroad II Ild2.S
to Punishment. and on MS return 20 ILi0
United KinS,iOm is liable TO penal seINl-
tude for life 1 80
Under the law. the court refused to
sanction the young man entering tila '0
suit NOVitiate. ~
For years the Catholic members OF the
house of commons have GnueLNOISu ~
peal these Ubiquitous and infamous 49,
uteS but the enlightened anu - . lt
government of England has p4Och1d ''A0
way. Itch,
The local government board W l1.,,,
practically governs Ireland, IS now coLl-
i,1se1 of fouI. Prq,testants. under the pres
idancy of Mr.. BalfOur. the FfO'e+7'''iI'
English representative OF Leeds o-b
In 1888 ChambGr-aine delivered q Specs
on English rule in Ireland, from winch
quote the following extracts; .+,,.i+,.
L DO not believe that the great lildJoli.S
of EnglShmen have the SIlSuIysSI N'Ai,- ~
ton of the system under WntGA LtLlS - - ~
nation attempts TO rule a SISTER Coullt -
1t is a system which is tounGsu on NV
BayOnets Of 10000 soldiers encdHpeI Pc
manently as in a hostile country II - q
system as completely cenuTdttleI 5 On,
beaureaucratic as that with Whicu I.u .
STA governs Poland. or as tnat "illcL ",,'9
common in Verdce under Austrian Iuis,
In regard to Mr.. Shearman : Colll i t,I,,I. -:
THAT children must axe their eductIloLl Oh III
Dutch / would like to make the IolloMLil7
observations: Bona Gde SeJlieI9 - ~
object to the use of the language VI IN
country i'm which they live. we expect LlI9
German Omen and Italian who attend
our public schools to use OH; Idil "''5
The Beers have never obJecte ~ L. ~ 't IN
EngIishmen inStructng their ciIt-N'. ~ -.
schools of their own and they HdNs O. -
feet right to refuse to pay for the tceI 1-
ing of an alien and hated tongue -
what are Mr.. Joseph Cham pertain > "
views on the subject of an alGn it5HS t -
spoken in an English prlnClpdlllS- ''4t't-
in a few months he has issued d ueGi
regarding the suppression OF the ll'tiI'1li
language by the English on the lSEtlld Ol
Malta. Despite indignant protests anu s1
public petition directed to LONDON 10y S'rO
offended islanders, Chamberlain nilS ICl
mally replied that he sees no reason WIls IL
ever for changing the intentions OF L L55
government and that the inhabitants VIII
be given a term of fifteen years IN OfdeI
to adopt definitely the English language
as the only one to be used in miDlteiS vi
official business in Malta. ,
Commenting upon this tyrannlcdl ueCI -
the special correspondent of the IlmeS III
q recent issue says: out OF Iiz,CUU LlIIlp
ftants. but 1900 are British. and the IId a.
ian language is taught IN All Oh Clle 10
public schools. An the newspapers are
published in Italian and the affairs OF tls
council of administration are also o1SCus7-
ed in tnat tongue Inc SuuutH ~ " ~
British minister of colonial affairs. IN
taking from a people their one renalnlrsS
relic of their former independence. thelr
language, has called down upon iHm NOT
only the condemnation of many of mis-
own countrymen, but of the entire E.u-
rOpean press. and it is sincerely 70 pe
hoped that under another minister Great
Britain will retract this hasty proclamd-
ton. at once unnecessary and uncalied
for
The cruelty. hypocrisy and bad faith of
the British government towards our sister
republic in South Africa is without pdTdI"
lei in the history of the world.
T. ST JOHN GOFF'NEY.