The Protestant Series of Tracts
THIS is a new series, covering an entirely different field from our other regular tract series. The first four numbers are now ready, as follows:— No. 1. “The Land of Promise; the Campaign ‘to Make America Catholic.’” This tract reveals the long-cherished hope of Rome, and shows how she is endeavoring to accomplish her purpose. She is striving in every way within her power to make America Catholic, and is even now deriving her greatest support from this country, according to Roman authorities. $1 per hundred. No. 2. “A Proposed Censorship of the Press; Rome’s Efforts to Prevent the Circulation of Anti-Catholic Literature.” This number is an eye opener. It gives the resolutions passed by various Catholic societies, showing efforts they are making to bring pressure to bear upon Congress to make a law excluding from the mails any publication containing matter against the religious convictions of Romanists or “attacks upon the faith.” Should such a law be passed, free speech and a free press would be no more, and America would cease to be the “land of the free.” 75 cents per hundred. No. 3. “The Attitude of Roman Catholics Toward Freedom of Speech.” The subtitles of No. 3 are as follows: The Present Trend; The Roman Catholic Program; Mob Rule in America; An Unavoidable Inference; Freedom, but Not License to Abuse; The Roman Principle of Censorship; Some Papal Utterances; The Suppression of Heretics; The Duty of the Hour. These subtitles show the scope of the tract and indicate its importance. $1 per hundred. No. 4. “The Roman Mass.” This number gives a conversation with a Roman Catholic priest on the subject of the mass. This should prove even to Catholics themselves that there is no virtue in the mass. 50 cents per hundred. Other numbers of this series will appear later. Order through your tract society.