“At the present rate members of the Catholic
faith are immigrating to this country it won’t
take long for them to override Protestantism in
America,” declared Mr. Glenn. He said there is
an ominous note of warning in that fact. “I don’t
object to seeing immigrants come into this coun
try*’ continued Mr. Glenn, “If I believe they are
coming here to become good citizens.”
During the last few years, said the speaker, the
tide of immigration to this country has been from
the countries of Southern Europe, where Catho
licism is strong. “We don’t see so many of our
good old German friends , or English, or Scotch
coming over now,” he declared. “The people
who are coming are more than immigrants. They
are messengers from the Romanist headquarters.”
Despite the fact that the Catholics are increas
ing in number in the United States “the throne of
St. Peter is tottering,” said Mr. Glenn. “In the
East the Pope has had to abdicate,” he declared.
The Catholic church is an organization to fear, he
said, because its members place the church above
country, self and everything else. The threat of
the Catholic ballot, he declared, is used to intimi
date office-holders in Savannah, as well as else
where in the country.
Urged to Register.
Protection against the Catholic menace, declared
Mr. Glenn, lies in the ballot. He urged the need
of every citzen registering to be prepared to v&tu
against the “Catholic hierarchy.”
In response to a question as to how many of
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