Commenting on this, Mr. Weaver
said:
Priest Phelan, of St. Louis, says
that he commands Christ to come
down upon the altar in his church,
and He comes down —He knows bet
ter than to disobey Priest Phelan,
who is a notorius liar. In the above
account we learn that a Protestant
prC'hcher’s enthusiasm is taking the
way which leads to the presumption
enjoyed by the pagan priests of
Rome. Moreover, in this “Mission
ary” fever we see a total ignorance
of the position assumed by the subtle
priests, which is to concentrate their
wealth and energies upon the con
quest of the government of the Unit
ed States, while so-called Protestants
waste their money on “the heathen”
in foreign lands and leave their
homes at the mercy of the vilest ene
mies of the race. The folly of the
people of this country is hard to com
pass and describe: hut it is rertn--'
to result in their undoing in the near
future.
FROM AN OLD THOMSON BOY
NOW IN MISSISSIPPI
Dear Sir: T cannot resist the im
pulse to mail you under separate
cover, a copy of the Baptist Record
of .Mississippi, containing a clipping
from the Journal and Messenger of
Ohio, one of the most influential de
nominational papers (Baptist) in
America, together with a brief but
most sensible paragraph by the edi
tor of the Baptist Record.
