New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1927, Page 3

SHITH ADMITS NO CHURCH POWERS d from Pa, ereises thercot.' concludes the gov- oin with fellow all creeds in a fervent at never again in this land ¥ public servant be challenged which he h his God. No Religious Confilct he 19 times he elected to public office, and that he nev h known t betwee officizl hibiting the free his belief, conflict, I, 4 not have escap: 10t bee or social a The nature of all 1 1t in their very disclose letter hurch the ail over state, thought t thority urch, m fnjunction of our com- No Conflict Possible wildest you ¢ the cams n not con, between ical duty except on t hypothesis that some law ssed which violated the all God-fe; United ink € to be pas nen morality of st )t Un to Consclence “And it you can col conflict how would solve tates of tly Protest the dic- ‘a b is no ich would have claim upon the Twenty Years’ Successful Practice—Thousands of Satisfied Patients Our Record LAST WEEK' No tried to ¢ v administr Ending Saturday. April 25rd Our Oculist (M. 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Continued use o Uhexe prorer United Oculists Incorporated Honrs 9 to 12 and to 5z + " rd fleor (take clevator.) Soverelgn Building 162 M n Street Opywrite Strand Theater n a silent man, i ! is| ord as proof that religio; | ination need not exist |appointments, he says, have been | made solely on Lasis of m |and 13 are Prot fs, two C land one a Jew. The assistant to { the governor, he r a “Pro- lzmam, a republican and a | degree Mason. | Marshall's ! Mr. Marshall a man Cathelic church was committe to the doctrine of intolerance, in his conncetion Catholie eneycloy | nor said that “dogmatic intoleran: meant that inside of the C hu Cath are to b | of the church f from the encyclopedia to that effect. syvllables of Pope Pius IX, 1l on the ma church had been declared ¥y Newman to have no dogm You have no more to defend | every statement ¢ {late,” wrote th NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APR! ainst any ilomsocver T believe i n ood of God. TIn this pirit I join with fellow Americans of all croed in a nt prayer never again in this land will an sublic t be challenged be nch inter- t may be the cor Marshhil's York. April Reply 18 (UP) of iliation nd the nstitution of t ¢ nde Admits Catholics’ Achievements N is willing than 1 man service s should have to ask you to accept as | an article every | bishop of vyour statement of an gious faith Episco All Religions Equal The governor quoted Cat rican prela of all religi 1o olic A ality think yor from the versies,” limho funet governor wrota Dowling etter said that heologian of de theologi controversy had with on patriotism jrot ¥ questioned—the ev, Franics P. Duffy, chaplain of a N« Yor atholic regiment in the World war. The governor argued that the - nt of the marriage the Duke Duchess of M oro besn to restore individua the church, not to civil courts W The Essence of Statement ril 18 (UP) Governor Al Cathol utio of ates consti prinei- lette reli should tolerated 1 that holics believe that other n the Roman Catholic the United States, t favor in {only as a matter |there should chureh. You dream or ideal having no relation | somewhere described | bi T coneeivable o of X errin union clt E ‘So many conditions ccomplishment are lacking 1t of the world that well be 10 X x Arch- hop Dowling, is may {olic church holds tha ail over « name the of. sm and. ( way of icism bow prrsol man, clerie or ition ny . iscopal the !iterror of ex is a religious obli- | the l¢ holly and 1ris exclusively ! committed to her hat the po! s papacy was 3od for the nd dis- amons men 1 in a pality that non- on 1S of They to ! thoss s irrecol Bedl guish Roman root ~finit il civic lom and author- JRGH . | Dircet Issues Certain in f to come. ot Y sovercig) ays im- | v have not your whe n their God and before them is the mmunication.” from Do: John Joseph 1326) under o ‘T quote Christia i View On wwh { dissenting may rom Ans vithdrawn from rig the (Roman Roth | protect 1 eall lination of (Roman Catholic) confounds it E (;r the ] €ause it despises and God's." { tween ! o | shouta Prot = v as a mat- | should roligions be ree that t to non iV‘(xxI ! my childre to a paroc hool. T oy be | went | card taught or of it was. the ac- | ' Rota of | annulling | You the | courts next challe Catholic chureh) Marlborough civi granted with eivil be so if| cognized it b only a claimed that the Rota had any eoffcet under the | of America or any other na- But you must know {t has sch effect and nobody claims has. The decrce merely defined the status of the partics as com- municants of the church.” | 8 “I summarize my creed as an American Catholic. T believe in t iworship of God according to |faith and practise of the Roman Cathollc church. T recognize no power in the institutions of my church to interfere with the oper |tions of the constit of Ll'ni'rd States or th n ent of | |the law of the land. T believe in labsel jall men and in equalit | churches, all sects, all be tion., ‘0 the of all fs before t Ia as r of right not as a matter of favor. I believe in Ithe absolute separation of church| jand state and in the strict enforce- | {ment of the provisions of the con- | | stitutlon that congress shall make| no law respecting an iment ot religion or aftecting the free ex- | lercise thereof. 1 believe that no, {tribunal of any church has any; ipower to make any d any [force in the law of the land other| |than to establish the status of its lown communicants within its own | {church. T believe in the supPort of the schools as one of the corner stones of American liberty. T by lieve in the right of every parent to decido whether his child shall be educated in the public school or in a religious school by these of his own faith. T believe ip the prinel- ple of non-interferer v this coun. try in the internal affairs of other nations, and that we should stand unto | ©F Christ wholics | | ite freedom of conscience for | and rej¢ be derived “If you will insist t pplies only to the ides state, may 1 ught in this United not an ideal Ren x x x Is it not iven in order to A States an ideal Roman Cat States, W make No Ban Suggested .ot me say the gre phasis that no view I -have nded to s an against beca press th “atholic ol m ed at presen the undiscarded t alism, but to o call of her Divine Master. May vour diselaimer mark the beginn of th when that chur so redress her histor aim the Christian world may one with and polity brouzht armony with modern In his staten that } he is not a who! into the nt, Smith rated tively seeking th aificr P although he would not refuse it. He said Attitude on Candidacy Your questions ars put to me in connection with my eandidac the office of president of the United My attitude with respect to candidacy was fully stated tnaugural addres ernor when, on January 1. 1927, ‘T have no idea what the futur store for me, Lveryon United § has some notion except myself n 1 stand hefore this zathering and say that he receptive to the greatest position the world has to give anvone. But T can say this, that I will do not to achieve it except to give the peo- ple of the state the kind and char. cter of service that will make n des 3 Smith said. however, “would be a poor Ameri poor Catholic™ if he injected re. lizgious discussion into political campaign, and he asked Marshall to acecpt his answer * s a candi- for else in a was not that he n and a lenge to his patriotism and his intel- tual integrity.’ “You imply that there is confilet hetween religious loyalty to the Catholie th 1 patriotic loyalty to the United States,” wrote the governor. “Everything that has tally happened during my long public career leads me to know that no such thing as that ts true, 1 have taken an oath of office in this state 19 times. Bach time 1 swore to defend and maintain the constl- in | | ates. xxxx 1} conflict be- d my re- tict tution of the nite. i never known an en my official dutic lizions belief. such could exist. (of saying ha could nged Smit religion of the “Manual of Christ published by Johr use in Cathol He quoted the Pope hose law that woul aolinlonTalinih ot Josep ~hools. ith t Mars s 1h lizlon rican gov that Mars! to ¢ Il had imp admini f com poi i p siasties and from any ooperation an: fuil and compl duty to the stat m unable to | anything that 1 lieve as a Cath contlict with rhor ed to his la ith Catholic id he s ta to be- ! stand how | t is good continu no conflict between A to bicker 2 order to provi for our young peo 's allozations mith cited the have r Brooks i ass White religions f prine 1 in the Uni START EXCAVATING FOR | SOUTH MAIN ST. PAVI' Steam Shovel Begins to Dig Preparation For Tmproveme: of Southern Artery will by ent on both sides 1e trolley car ra but the actual operation of Kk pavem. val of a plan for ¢ South the ralis eting of tinuing rafl Ma sirec e take! board of ir will be held April 21. recommended that the city's plan approved and that trolley hen forth be run on Maple strest o ar Skids on Oily Road: Owner Seeks Damages The first claim of the year for damages alle 1 to ave resulted from the eity failure to plac on newly oiled highways has filed by Greenberg & Le Witt ] n for the Spring Street Bottling Works, setting forth a truck of the petitioner was damaged on Whiting strect. A broken radiator, | smashed lights and fenders a itemized. The resolution will he referred to the claims committee by | the common council, service on atto STAR PIANISTS COMING T0 ROTARY CLUB LUNCH P'hil Ohman, Victor Arden and Max Kortlander to Play Here Thursday, tor der, piano ¢ famous artists cirel 1 tat th Rotary BREAKS UP CRAP GAMI, IS RIVLED USED CAY st st it CINDERELLA BALL ROOM 51 Pratt St CARNIVAL DANCE THURSDAY EVE. APRI Noisemakers, Streamers, Confett LADIES' NIGHT Every Monday Night Ladies Free Big Dance Every Sat. Eve. Hartford Weather Bureau Warr That More Rain Is Ex- pected — Levees Being Strengthened — Thous- ands of Persons Driven From Hom was virtua servie or wa ent and inundation 20,000 Homeless estime wonen nd di the ar rit hfort M—_—,——W ! 'MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOODS, WORST rnor has anything te say it.” Bishop Law- commenting on the re- which was said to have ema- ate house. “If 1 1ng to the govern- o-Vanzetti case, it v what I bave writ- ny Hi izers were to Mayor Mal- fay or tomorrow ed Faneuil meeting. used those ssfully to save Itham car- the state milar re. new Da FIGHT CONTINUES e s aspect and 1 complt pson (counsel for his excellent judg- ot going through the mo- caling the case to the 2 court, which abroad ich e case in ta wonld be transferred 1 tribunal.” ¢ of the Tuck schooi— fope that the governor of Massa- 5 occasion te com- order that more 0 prove or dis- innocence or professor of ‘T am inclined to doubt e of the decision from the that so many respected he community have ex- 4 an opinion that i tice has °n done. 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