; ! ' ’ wey ; THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTE TOW N, DECEMBER 4, 1899 “ ra — (Me nats ~ . . know now that they are not only ex-j| HIS OWN FREE WILL ve a Ps] ny ulting over the deaths of Irish Catholi saieibiainisas ] a + ‘ 3 i tk 5 iD ‘| he cs ma sOIdIers, but also st ppot OS Mae only DEAR Sire—I] canpot epeak to strongly . : os (7a i re 4 a4 ~ | profess dly (‘hristian and civilized i ofthe excellence of MIN RDS ] INI H G if | ay Si F . = i 5 > | ’ J sa ] <i AAG Aub iNua tal) ail 4g ¢ O a at eC : ie Le ® 3 Ye ae: , g Transvaal War covernment the world which still | MENT. It 1s THE remedy in my house uit wv aL : “oe iT ; 9 . . ’ : v3 Sas ea UD YY f c | maintains penal laws against Catholics. hold for buras, Sprains, etc., and we i ian | < would not be without it, a ie . eeemiaahapnni It is traly a wonderfo! medicine. of the most toothsonie : Joun A. Macponatp Catholics in ihe Transvaal. Interesting Fact. ! a ae “igs : tobacco made, y : | Publisher Iroprior Chronicie, —- .- y n are The Canadian Gazette, of London, | : ae , aa . , aan } : (New Era, London, Catholi paper.) | Eng., recalls the interesting fact the | Minara 5 Liniment for sale oe . i tl estershire Regiment, which has | everywhere, { Xe ' ee az “ea by y . | lately been so conspicuous in, South - - - Ne : ae : ret ; of 7 ay | Africa, figures prominently in Canadian All pe werful money gives both birth s ) News asto the number utholics | , : v. oy oe : e a ba 7 . —, | Wistory. t was In 1694 that oir John ; and beauty.— Horace. » chk ved i € gr in the eovernment service | Gibson, for many years Governor of | Minard’s Liniment cur ¢ and aft Pright Chewi S 7: hac rans vere ‘ ; 7 » j : i] 2 AJ ‘ Do a : eg 1 tsmouth, was appointed colonel of green res Valera | we WINS # ODAaCCO : e de cribed tn Charge ot iIntolerancs | ; ment, the n rece ntl raised, but : | rought against the B rs as hyp s ; Light griefs may epeak, deep sorrow’s } ee ae ” 1) t tle is Known of its history at this tongue is bound Seneca Cal, and deciared nat i Leyas erind It j ™ ss cases ; ewe ey et : re eriod. t rtain, however, th: among other Transvaal officials, is a | en 7 ae re uk Kee as iediisinensiili DOMINION TOBACCO CoO., - MONTREAL. Preppy... : te ats four years later, after service it eS 2 er ; ( atholic, \\ c i ointed out that ad West Indies Ll d Newfoundland it was DR, A. W. GHASE’S OF re wee —— cuted a oe ; ingent Test Act inthe Transvaal sot : Ps SSF r nn — = wn —— ee — iS a stringent 4 a e Transvaal lisbanded, and that one detachment GATARRH CURE ses ve re

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which prevents any Catholic from hold | ing an office unless he was false to his |

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| Father J. J. O'Reilly, of Wyn |

Priest—-f athe berg, South Africa, which was publish ed on Tuesday in the Daily Nation, had, it appears, repeated the statements of the Irish News. Father O’Rielly, speaking from personal ex

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erience, Says 2 against the laws of ihe S. A. / Republic for any Catholic to hold | office of any kind in the State, or to |

vote for the Raads, or the- President, no matter how long he may have been in the country. Catholic and Jews are ranked with colored people and “il legitimates” in these disabilities,

“2. President Kruger, to. gain their favor, quite recently proposed to re- move Catholics and Jews from such a degrading category, but whether he was sincere or not, the Raad rejected his proposition, Consequently, if the pondent were true, this would simply | meanfdefiance of the law,and an enemy would merely have to draw the atten

tion of the government to the fact in Order to oust such Catholics out of their positions.

3. The only people who employ

Catholics in the Transvaal, aye and liberally support Catholic institutions, too, are the much decried capitalists, who employ one hundred thousand people, irrespective of creed or nation- ality, and pay four millions annually in taxes to the government.

4. As to Leyds, he must have con- cealed his Catholicity very successfully. I for one should not be more astonish- ed if I heard that Satan himself were a loyal son of the Church !

With regard to a statement also made in some of Irish contemporaries as toanalleged gift by the Transvaal government to Catholics nuns in Pre- toria, Father O’Rielly says :

“As tothe Pretoria nuns, the gift, if any, was from the British government which, in 1881, stipulated for the non- disturbance of existing institutions, when handing over to the Transvaal executive. My own conviction is, how- ever, that there was no gift whatever, but simply compensation for destruc- tion of property during the siege—the British garrison having occupied the convent as the best strategic position for the defence of the town.”

Father O’Rielly’s letter should hardly have been necessary, since the facts which he states as to the intollerance of the Transvaal gove:nment were well known long ago, and the contrary statements which have appeared in several papers must be attributed to a too lively imagination. We trust we shall hear no more of such nonsense after Father O’Rielly’s exposure. Catholics in Italy—and elsewhere— who congratulate the mules that stamp. ed at Nicholson’s Nek and wax jubi- iant over the approaching downfall of Great Britain which their imagination conceives will no longer have the ex-— cuse of ignorance of the facts. They

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Ladysmith is called after the wife of Sir Harry Smith, formerly Command- ing General in South Africa. She was a Spanish girl, to whom the General gave protection, when le was a sub- altern in the Peninsular War, and who subsequently married him. Harris— stnita is named after her husband.

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