Show ANI AND those who suppose that hat bismarck the be most sagacious or of it living vio statesmen 13 waging I 1 war with the ecclesiastical ecclesiastic ai power in germany upon any superficial or whimsical ground do him bim great in amice the key icy or of ahli position position is is ati vi dent tha calling of the ll 11 late cot cal council at rome was nas n as the sign sin of tile probable of jesuitism io in the roman church the declaration by the council of capal iD fAllibility was the iho proof of jesuit supremacy Bib bismarck marck is ii it man of much too lot profound insight riot got to sea tile political consequences of such a fact and ho he acl aci accordingly cordingly vor for jesuitism jesuitical is an abao lute hite despotism which ic h re cizes es only its ils own methode mc thoda I 1 t ac 1 no DO tic tie of country or of kio kindred d m a h jesuit is a dumb and passive instrument engaged 9 a 1 in the he subjugation gation of the human 1 mind ig d to an j supremacy log kog land and america are to the jesuit the indifferent scenes of his labor botak lie tikes es no roat lie ile no I 1 lie re is u no fellowes fello fellow wei citizen patriotism otisa ill ia necessarily impossible to him the jalkio I 1 k in which bun bis hole king being is enlisted is the lh creation of a aeto within theata teof an allegiance beneath that of country anil and to a distant abw abola lutc tc and relentless aut authority bority jesuitism is riot not roman but it ib controls con i it jesuitism eui tim says goldwin smith I 1 in ju die dib courso lately delivered by him in toronto is is not religion jesuitism is and always was conspiracy it conspired of old with catholic despots for the overthrow of protestant and of the liberty in which arole protestantism has its being it conspires with factions for the same purpose naw now jesuitism is u at work in every country organizing a movement tha tho object of which is the extinction of protestantism and of modern civilization it has bag made groat progress ho he things in europe in ma belgium 1 gium it is i Frus grasping ping education the poll polla tile the judiciary juli clary la in italy it is ia playing abe the and mingling in the ibo elections it ti is advancing in ia lower lover canada and ana ir if says Mr L IT smith and his words are arc suggestive if our party organs are arc ilant i on the subject or try tri indirectly to divert the tha national mind from it this is 11 merely an instance of the madnor in which jesuitism gains political I 1 influence marcs P arcs the way to its itic nd the jesuit cones comes in ia time to the polls the the tha judi judiciary ciar Y the executive but lie he first la davs ys his hd hand upon pou education I avith with every intelligent cis bis nia marck rele knows all this and he is resolved that in germany nany jesuitism shall jn be abil country that his hai been regenerated by education ahall not bo be destroyed by in trusting education to its enemies A germany subject to jesuitism is a thought so 00 monstrous that bismarck is fully nio used and all tho the wiles of the not dot avail llo has cx them lliam not dot 1 ai I charitable hari table men and alolu pioci minister but as enemies of the state who under the pica of charit charily y and piety seek to pois poison on the very faun i oun lain of patriotism patriot km there is no goic into interesting r esting movement in the world at this timo time than Bus marcks contest with this subtle anil and deadly foe fac I 1 lie to not dot only baDiSh Ch the jesuits Jea ho he seeks mocks to extirpate Jesuu iani sm in germany german un oa the I 1 ath of june 1872 the enciu hers beret ot of certain religious were forbidden to teach ch in the public primary schools ot prudi Pru ia ii during the next bustion of the deputies a motion wm wai introduced that such an order violated the ho constitution conzit ution of jati which provides that under duo due of law the public luDe liioi are arc irce free to every capable parton in def defending his order said caul 1 th tb it i the I 1 LIT iw required that every public officer should neglect nothing abal could il oberly boot be ol 01 8 advantage therefore a 1 3 R tot ws totino a whether state yemen women the iho question ww mem bera bem ot of religious Oril erb who were teachers irk in the public school ald therefore officers officer 0 of the t the he state performed I 1 this duty daY flo do trygive they give any guarantee whatever he be adf asad thal they educate the ibi laren to their caro care in choh ideiil f liberty of fidelity to their LOUD country tryl of obedience to the thai t laws hwa ot 01 attachment aej nd jollin Joll nn td the rate state that the opinion i tb the hopes borici and bibes wi lies BI 04 poses fit a word the ideal of the abe within or without their country 7 the aal torad hit hij own ques lion these teachers lie he eaid oro bound to 0 o their order by tho the most sacred vow ber ao they become tea teachers chers or ver or Tnt or of the they aro are vowed to 10 pa pach i e obedience to so superiors r i 5 who bo are 1 often r ic n not within the j jurisdiction u resl d i i n 0 of f tile the state and their views the conditions of their their rhion position do not dot permit them to understand the nature of tho the state mate in which they live alien authorities assume to thes 0 cida how fir these theao teachers dball obey the lims while that alien authority itself lias has not the inao pen eade docca tice which it formerly enjoyed enjo cd moreover secular remon str I 1 I 1 t c 13 of little weight with tholo who aro are so bound by religion vows now ilow entirely hoir choir ij 13 lost 1051 is n bhonn in It henish Kli prussia in in silesia iia where the contracts acta for this ihn firl anico ILO a arc to not no concluded with a person but bat w with th a superior superior or a E kven ven the salaries are ara paid to the superior superior ji or to the congregation the mini iter er abil at I 1 lie be la bail 1 teen a contract in which it wa that neither tho the children nor their parents tile the teacher except in tho the presence of of iho superior such reasons the minister held to be a sufficient justification order but the there r were ot herit tho the number of re rc bigio s orders and houses ii H rapidly in creasing without including tire jesuita thero word were toma coma sinco bince not less laa than and inmates the enormous number of the lite reli religious ginus leaching tea ehin in public and private sell schoola was suggestive tire in tho the department part ment of coblents there wore were nearly in the ho publio suh coli lii in that of dusseldorf alone 22 in oppeln sl 81 in aitla ait aix la hs Clia chapelle relle TU 70 in so 59 etc and there aro are not less than ti W oulu in the private schools schoola in view of all the fact said the minister it was vaa not only my right ant it was waa my duty to i tue the order order the question is not of the honor of a church lut but of the rights of tho the state the state stale accepts the llo challenge and gentlemen raid tho the eloquent minister we shall hall not dot win in the if we are left unsupported we need abcar the aid of the country we need I your our aid lie was wai sustained by a vote of to 43 it 1 is iain in germany as in this country F EC C politics poli lica strike fit firt lor for the tha control of publio education lion jesuitism Jesuit im has mastered tho the roman church and it would master modern civilization lit la op or poKing osing and baffling it bismarck i ii fig fighting E the bittis of liberty and humanity ina anity Ilar harpers pers weekly |