Identifier: reviewofreviewsw06newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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e pub-lic service ; the building of an effective navy ; the re-buke of political selfishness ; the prudent and moder-ate conduct of foreign affairs ; a v^dse conservatism inithe financial policy of the government. It was basedupon opposition to State socialism as it manifesteditself in everything from protection to pauperism ; tocombinations, whether they taKe the form of trustsor log-rolling appropriations through Congress; tothe dangerous and indefinite purchase of silver forcoinage by the government and to unnatural fear offoreign competition. In all these things Mr. Cleveland represented atonce the conservatism and the common sense of hiscountrymen. That he was able to carry out so manypositive policies, and to destroy or injure so many-dangerous tendencies, certainly entitle him to theconfidence he has received, and give warrant to thecountry that whatever fortune may still have in storefor him the people of a great nation will be the win-ners if he is again intrusted with power.
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-WW^ ,T«^^j •1 ,;-■ ^V. M,^l!^ GRAY GABLES, MR. CLEVELANDS SUMMER HOME. CAHENSLYISM VERSUS AMERICANISM. BY AN AMERICAN CATHOLIC EDITOR.(THE REV. JOHN CONWAY, A.M., EDITOR OF THE NORTHWESTERN CHRONICLE.) CHAPTER I. THE FOREIGNIZING CONSPIRACY BEGINS. THE Catholic Church in the United States is a verystrong body. In the late census, SuperintendentPorter gives the nmnber of its communicants as 0,250,-045. It is stated in the official bulletin issued by theDepartment of the Interior that these figures do notinclude baptized persons under nine years of age. Agreat many others who might properly be calledRoman Catholics are not included in the numbergiven. Representative men of their Church set downthe total number of Catholics in the United States asbeing over 10,000,000. Thus Roman Catholics form almost one-sixth of thewhole population. They come from many lands;they are found in every State and Territory of theUnion. The country cannot afford to be indifferentto the methods and aims

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