The Coming of Catholic Power in New York City
A speech condemns private franchise grants to corporations as corrupting city governance. It warns that Catholic influence, especially through Tammany Hall, threatens Protestant liberty, calls for defense of public schools, and argues Rome seeks political control while Protestant leaders sleep. The piece emphasizes the need to resist Catholic domination to preserve American democracy and religious liberty.
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