Roman Catholic Schools and Public Funds

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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Jan 27, 1890

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 16, No. 4.

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Roman Catholic Schools and Public Funds

ALLUDING to the opposition of Roman Catholics to General Morgan as Commissioner of Indian Affairs, the Christian at Work says:—
"A careful consideration of the evidence afforded in the statement made by Bishop Ireland and Mr. Herbert Welsh, of Philadelphia, shows that the new Commissioner would antagonize the Roman Catholics only by withholding government money from their schools just as he would from Protestant schools. In short, General Morgan regards the Indian schools in the light of the public schools, holding that no government money should go to any sectarian schools whatever. As this is a fair method, applied to all sectarian schools equally, we believe public sentiment will sustain General Morgan, and insist upon his confirmation in the absence of other charges well established."
Rome is always oppressed if her demands upon the public crib are not complied with.