Are we to be deprived of the precious priv
ilege to rail at the Mormons, and the Chinese,
and the Russians, and the niggers?
Whither are we meandering and drifting,
anyway ?
Suppose Hearst had not been allowed to
abuse the Spaniards, in 1898. do you suppose
we would ever have boosted his circulation,
and gone to war?
Suppose our editors had been gagged when
the Chinks rose against the Foreign mission
aries, do you suppose we would ver have sent
troops over there to kill Chinese and help
the missionaries loot Tientsein?
According to Fitzgerald. Gallivan. and
little Siegel, we must not print anything that
is scurrilous, nor any attack on “faith, nor
any reflection upon race or creed.
So, you see, we must shut up about the
Mormons, and the Holy Rollers, and the
Buddhists, and the Mohammedans, and the
Confucianists.
We are not to be allowed to publish any
thing against Hindoos, Malayans. Japs,
Chinks, Turks, or Filipinos.
Even the pope's bachelor priests will have
to quit reviling the native Mexicans whom
they have kept in bondage and degradation
for several hundred years.
However —to get back to the main line—
the official organ of the International Cath
olic Truth Society, of New York, publishes
an editorial in its February, 1916. number
which completely demolishes the statement
What do vou say to that, Callahan?
of P. H; Callahan.
The official organ of that society says that
the Fitzgerald and Gallivan bills are being
pushed by the Roman Catholics, and that the
only papers which, will be barred from the
mails, by those bills. ARE THOSE PA PERS
THAT ARE ATTACKING THE ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Read Foreign Missions Exposed, by Thos.
E. Watson. Beautifully printed. Profusely
illustrated. Price 30 cents. The Jeffersonian
Publishing Company, Thomson, Ga.
