JESUITISM

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 11, 1878

A contemporary is authority for the statement that in New Mexico where there are many Roman Catholics, “a law has just been urged through the territorial legislature by the Jesuits, placing the whole public education in the hands of the Society of Jesus. The governor very properly, and with manly reasons, vetoed it; but it was passed over his objections. As it is manifestly unconstitutional, appeal is to be made to Congress to forbid the act. But the act of the Society is both significant and instructive. The Jesuit politely accepts, but when he has the votes, he knows no golden rule with Protestant heretics! He demands, and, if possible, will hold, the whole!”—Religious Intelligencer.