Keep it Before the People.
By T. Ramsey
[THE following I clip from a Sunday-school paper published at Dayton, Ohio. Thinking it might benefit many of the readers of the REVIEW, I have thought proper to send it for publication. T. RAMSEY.] “That the Roman Catholics are multiplying on the right hand and the left, by immigration and by natural increase, at the North, the South, the East, and especially at the West; that their growing power is shown by the costly edifices which they are erecting in every city and town; that they are building an immense cathedral on grounds and with funds given them by the city of New York, the walls of which, although only fifteen feet high, have cost already a million of dollars; that under the name of Fenians they receive the assistance of the press and the patronage of the government; that if Mexico and Cuba are ever annexed to this country, the Roman Catholic delegation in Congress will hold the balance of power in that body; that their blood-thirsty and persecuting proclivities grow with their growth; that money spent freely at the present time in erecting houses of worship and supporting pastors will checkmate all these dismal tendencies; but that if money is withheld, and the Home Mission Society is not liberally sustained, the time will come when our best blood, freely shed, will hardly cure what money and missionary labor will now avert.”