The Washington herald., 1911-02-28
CATHOLICS GOOD CITIZENS,
ASSERTS BANQUET SPEAKER
Representative Graham in Address Before Carroll
Institute Diners, Points Out Spiritual and Civil
Duties of Church'S PEOPLE

Representative James NJ. Graham, OF
Illinois, paid tribute to the loyalty OF
Catholics to America in an address be-
fore more than 400 diners at the annual
banquet of Carroll Institute, last night, al
Carroll Institute Hall
Representative Graham emphasized the
distinction which the Catholic Church
makes between the spiritual and the civil
rights and duties Of her people, and said
that if the Pope were a temporal prince
and should invade this country with ar
{ army the Catholic citizens of this coun'
: try would rally to support the government
/, against the Pope.
This distinction between the civil and
the spiritual is what the non-Catholic
does not seem to grasp he said, land
it is what makes the Catholics OF the
world loyal to the countries in which
they are citizens.
The speaker began his address with
a historical sketch of the Catholic re
ligion, and told of its struggles when per-
secuted by England and cited the invasion
Of that country by the Spanish Armada,
when the English feet was under COM
mand of an English Catholic lord. He
told how the Catholics rallied and won
a victory against Spain, the strongest
- Catholic power at that time.
Speeches by Priests.
Rev. J. P Meagher. o. P, spoke on
The church and Catholic organizations" :"
and Father William T. Russell also made
a.. address.
The musical part of the programme
included a vocal solo by James J. Nolan,
a recitation by William Seward Shelby.
= ballad by James F. McCabe, a vocal
solo by Glenn W. Ashley. and a char
acter song by James Hawkins.
The board of directors of Carroll In
stitutc is composed Of James F. Shea,
president; W. Cleary Sullivan, vice presi-
dent; H Ambrose Marsden, secretary;
John T. Crowley, treasurer: Edmund ].
Beaulac. John J. Connolly, Michael NJ.
Doyle, William Henry Dennis, Thomas
J. Donovan, Michael ]. Lynch. ]. Mar
tin Mckee, Leo c. May, Patrick T.
Z Moran, and James F. Smith.
The banquet committee was composed
Of William P. Normoyle, chairman: Will
lam H. Lepley, secretary; James T.
Crowley, treasurer: Arthur l. Clark, p.
J. Drury, Edward J. Hannah, James A.
Hannah, Bernard Leonard Patrick J.
Lynch, Laurence Mangan, John J. No
Ian, NJ. A. Purcell, James Richardson,
Henry W. Sohon, Peter c. ]. Treanor.
and William D. WillCoXon
Present at Banquet.
Those present included:
Rev William T. Russell Rev Thomas F. Nc
GuGan. Samuel J. Brinkley. Bernard NJ Bridget.
John ]. CCnneIy. James Z Connolly. Arthur J.
Ozark. John T. Crowley. Frank V. Crowley. James
4. CShiIl John ID. COsIEhn, William J. Dwyer.
William Henry Dennis. William NJ DTury. T. A.
DUIry, r. ]. Drury. James ID. DOnnelly. Michael
Dowd. D. ]. Dunigan, NJ. J. Falyey. Joseph T.
Ferry. John H. GWgnn, F.. X. Gallagher. L. G.
GraeSle. Edward j. Hannah, James A. Hannah,
Emil Z. Hunsberg. John J. HowIey, Jesse L.
Heiskell John VI. Henderson. Patrick ]. Haltigan.
George F. Harbin. J. HasSett. Frank J. Hogan,
!. William A. Johnson NJ. p. Johnston. NJ A. Joyce,
2 Michael J. Kcane. NJ. J. Keane, VI. A. Kesne,
James A. HeheT. J. Leo kob. A. James Kane.
Fred c. KneiD. Bernard Leonard, William II. Lep-
ley. Michael J. Lynch, p. ]. Lynch r. Ia Mon
tRgue H. A. Marsden. Ia Mangan, Len o. May.
Frank p Madigan. GcorEc NJ Mattingly. s s.
Mar. T. Meehan. ID. W. Magrath. p. T. Moran
w. z. Montgomery Edward Mullin, Fred AIallett
Thomas Malett ]. NJ. Mckee, William
S. Mccarthy, F. ID. McAulife, NJ Nc
Donald, d. ]. Mccarthy. George NJ. Nc