The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-28

mitted to Hamilton's unbridled
racial antipithies..
Historians may some day re-
veal hidden facts of substan-
tial notice and challenged our
founding fathers for failure to
uproot racial Hamiltonian to-
talitarianism A slant on Alex
ander Hamilton is submitted,
not to underestimate his sta
tesman-sh but to throw a
light on what was then known
as his views, the fundamental
defects and want of power
of Congress when first organ
lied. He urged, it advocated
an excess of the spirit of Ii
berty, which made the re-
spective states show a jealousy
Of all power not in their own
hands, this jealousy led them
to exercise rights Of judging
in the last seSort of measures
according to opinions of their
propriety, or necessity. Hamil-
ton and Jefferson severity
clashed. One charged the other
Of Subversion endangering the
system and principles upon
which Federal Constitution had
been "dopted. Hamilton also
charged Jefferson on trying to
narrow the Federal authority
Jefferson in retort termed Ha-
milton strong advocate OF
the Monarchical federalists,
who had ben for the new
government merely as a step
ping stone to monarchy. The
above is the nearest of any
of Hamilton's views that yet
remain unpublished on racial
discrimination.
During his historic career
and before his untimely death
he never lifted his voice in
recognition Of Crispus Attacks.
a Boston Massacrt victim, Pc
ter Salem, Salem Por, heroes
at the Battle of Bunker Hill,
also scores of black soldiers
who fought courageously in
the Revolutionary War
ROMAN CATHOLICS ERASED
SEGREGATION
Rev Matthew T. Healey, at
one time pastor of a Roman
Catholic parish in Boston, af-
forwards a bishop of the do
cese Of Maine, reputedly of Ne
gro ancestory openly during his
apostolic regime condemned
racial equality, He bitterly as
sailed his critics when they
of the same racial background
upbraided him because Of being
his out-spoken TRADES on ra-
cial bigotry in ecclesiastical ro-
hes of the church. 1t is claimed
Bishop Healey until his death
never ack-tracked from his
racial attitude. He always dis
claimed having negro blood IN
his veins. Leaders of the solid
south at that time lauded BIZ
shop Healey as an outstanding
prelate of southern birth, who
lived as a Roman Catholic
churchman in the north, whose
views of racial hate should
remain un-challenged
on the other hand Roman
high, grammar and secondary
Catholic colleges, high, junior
schools under parochial super
vision have during the pre-
sent decade almost desegrega-
ted all of the above scholastic
institutions of the solid south
and border states. This proves
to be an Overwhelming decla-
ration from a religious stand
point of nationwide interest.
Bishop Healey's version OF ra-
cial hatred at this late date
was ANONYMOUSLY up-roted by
Romn Catholic church men
now in power. Protestant chur-
ches of all denominations In
the solid south are now pom
derinp how to solve this eX-
plosiye desegregation public
school problem after evadlng
the isue in all categories dur
ing past decades. Roman Ca
tholic leaders decisively WITH
ont fanfare, we assert again
have almost completely erased
seeregregation in their paro-
chial colleges and schools. IL
would be hereto to assume
that the us. Supreme Courts
implication would comment
on mandates Of Roman Ca
tholic leaders. Yet, conciu-
sive evidence is on display
for onlookers, who believe IN