The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-02-03
tartan body that Jesus Christ was very

narrowed by too strict Interpretation
OF the Hebrew religion" This minister
fifty represents the average narrow
minded New England Unitarian sect,
invented by shallow-minded mediocre
ties like Claiming and the tiresomc
twaddler, DR.. Edward Everett Hale, and
that horde Of New England college pro-
fessors and ministers, literary characters
and journalists whose crudities and vul-
garities make the American who loves
his country hang his head with shame
when he sees foreigners OF learning and
character mistake the New England
Unitarian charlatans for men OF light
and learning.
These Unitarians have no sense OF
honor in anything connected with
protiting by trust funds left by men and
women who believed the Apostles
Greed and the Ten Commandments
with all their hearts and souls. Not
only in Plymouth, but in every old town
in New England, many Unitarians de-
rive their sole support from funds left
by Congregationalists, Presbyterians,
Episcopalians and members OF other
sects that maintained the divinity OF
our Lord for the support OF the church.
es, ctapels, colleges and schools in
which all the articles of the Apostles
Greed were believed and taught in the
days OF the testators. Several OF the
leading colleges OF New England which
are dominated by infdels were founded
by God-iearing men and women and
enriched with bequests to the amount
OF millions OF dollars, the income OF
which to-day is applied to the support
OF open enemies OF Christianity and for
the support i'll luxury and idlencss OF
alleged professors rioting in Europe six
months in the year and at home bias
pheming God the remainder OF the
year.
For instance, there is the, Kings Chapel
i'll Boston, the first Anglican chapel set
up i'll Massachusetts, and OF which four
kings and three queens of England were
benefactors When the Royalists were
driven out of Boston through the bril-
liant feat OF General John Sullivan in
getting around the British and bottling
them i'll Boston, from which they went
forth on St. Patrick's day, l776, a cabal
OF swindlers engineered a deal to steal
the valuable property off, The Kings
Chapel, which included a valuable
wharf and rows of buildings willed to
the chapel by men and women who held
every doctrine of the Church OF Eng
land. The game succeeded WE'LL and
the cabal entered into the enjoyment
and use OF the large income, applying
but small part of it 10 the keeping
up garbled form OF the Anglican lit
urgy, which has been maintained ior
more than century, for the purpose OF
keeping on the shady side of the law
of forfeiture.
Several Sundays ago l was going past
the chapel when noticed that famous
stump speaker was advertised to
preach. | suppose, in the language OF
the day, he had "consccrated himself"
and considered himself as good min
lister as the next. I went in to have a
look at him, for I had seen much OF
him when he was in congress. He be-
gan to read the service, which included
the Apostles Greed, OF which 1 had
once heard him say that he did not
believe word, and then went on with
the garbled Anglican service, and then
delivered sermon with about as much
religion in it as there is in report
OF the census bureau. In the cfancel
are the craven tablets OF the Ten Com
mandments, the Apostles Greed and the
Lords Prayer that were set up there
at the expense Of Sir Edmund Andros,
who offered reward for the head OF
King William, who aitcrward, in the
name of Queen Mary, presented
flagon, patcn and aims basin of silver
to the chapel. At funerals, as conduct
cd to-day i'll this chapel, the minister,
who, as Unitarian, does not believe
in the divinity of Our Lord, goes be-
fore the corpse up the broad aisle re-
citing the complete burial service OF the
Church of England, beginning, "I am
the resurrection and the life, and who
soever believcth in Nc shall not perish,
but shall enter into eternal life" Just
fancy the degradation OF being so lost
to honor and dead to shame as to re-
cite that and then maintain that he
docs not believe in the divinity of the
Savior Of mankind!
In things OF this sort New England
abounds. In the light oi such doings
one can see the force OF the idea OF the
cxaspcratcd Boston Methodist who at
tacEcd board to one OF the Unitarian
meeting houses, on which he had writ
ten: Hell is only five miles from
here Somebody told General Grant
that Senator Charles Sumner, who was
a member of the Kings Chapel Uni
tartan sect, "did not believe the holy
gospels we're inspired" "That is be-
cause he did not write tllen," said
Grant. There was good deal OF sound
sense in that remark. There is no