Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-06-23
VIM. Il. STEWART, ED. AND PROP.

all that opposed them in thei
I; plans to make America Russian.
Suppose all these things, an,
N IRE things logical to them wer
done by the Csar of Russia, eithe
as the temporal ruler of the Rus
SLAMS or as the spiritual head O
the Greek church, do you thii
it would be viewed with the sam,
Indifference az the lnroads of the
arrogant papacy? Al if, under
such supposed conditions, some
Rnss'an,zsd editor should say that
this country was not bound in anv
pArtl,alsr to any foreign prince,
or potentate, or power, wouldn't
you feel disposed to oontradic,
him?
We are very thankful to tn.
Gar that be has not attem ptec
the Col quest of this country by
such mesns. Aud We would hay.
e'n equally pleased had the pcp,
o. Rome kept his Jesuits at ho M.
AMI sent his emissarIes to othe,
belds. Bus they are here. Ano
hey teach divided allegiance with
uch tt CT that /. -mlsh publ
'a'lon hss reo' ntly said that il
he vi tied States governman
s7re III conflict with R me. he. a
'riest of K me. and all other pa
''sts, w,uId say. To hell Will
h Uni ed Stat govern ment -
A d yet We are told BY the willy
press agents of th 9 Roman powei
that this untry is not bound t.,
any foreign prince or potent tate OF
power. Do you believe it? How
can you bel, v. it with such o
@ oud OF witnesses to the contrary
AID such mass of evideI CO t.
show to what extent the allegiance
of papists 10 divided?
All other European rulers have
XII dly st-pped aside a. d allowed
she republic to 90 it's way uamo.
lested Even when tht ir subjects
desert their native land and seek
new b. mes here, the car, the en-
perors, and the kings have behav.
ed IN a ooE mendable way and
allowed those who we're once their
vassals to become full.fedgsd ci-
tiz ms of the republic. .s,s.
But popery is dsteFm ined to hs.
'me world power by the estab.
lishment and maintenance of its
own authority within that of every
other nation. The sleepy ipdIff
erance Of Americana makes tbis q
remarkable easy country for papal
influence to invade Aud while
the Invasion is in full swing We
are told by editors controlled by
the invaders that there is nothing
to fear because We are not bound
to any foreign prince.
such ASSURANCES are 10 more to
be trusted than the foreign power
from which they emsnate. It ia
this power which is determined tc
embroil US in national conflict
with the neighboring Mexicanl
shat it's own agents may be- again
allowed to pluuder the defen sele si
people of that country. Papist
publicists may prate sill they arr
tired about the folly of embroil
ment in European affairs. W.
would take their talk with better
grace if they had not been trying
90 long to embroll US with 9
people nearer home as means o1
working out their own schemes.
l. When sheir pope quits thrustine
his proboscis into Americsn Of
fairs, when his resident princes
quit demanding reinstatement ol
their priests in Mexico, when pa
pist publishers quit expressing
such sentiments as Ito hell viii
thu United States govern ment,'
and when the pspal Kaights o1
Columbus quit numbering patrlo-
tic lecturers and organizing boy
colts against nom Roman business
we may possibly believe that thei
allegiance is not divided and tha,
this country is not in any way
bouad TO a foreign power.
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