THE CATHOLIC TIMES.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2999, 3 October 1891, Page 2

THE CATHOLIC TIMES.

TO THE EDITOIi. Snt, —In a leading article in the Catholic Times of September lltli, this io their opinion of tin? present Government" The present Government, have done nothing to red reus or to modify those w rones under which the Catholic community s'ltfers, notwiehstandiiiEf that there aro two Catholics in the Ministry and others of thosaine faith in inti.nato relations with the Government; facts which would tend to show that either these Catholics have no influence with their colleagues, or are themselves lukewarm regarding the interests of their own community. The Government during their brief term of office have committed many and gM.'vous faults quite independent of their betrayal of the Catholics." J commend to my co-religionists the opinion of nur own paper, and would ask them to hesitate before casting their vote*. Choose, on the one hand, Mr Lake, who will assist at the first opportunity in dethroning the Ballance party; on the other h;.nd, Mr Murray. Except that the latter has satisfied the Great Liberal Party, or that the Government have made a move in his favour with them, how are wo to account for their sudden change of front? Are we to ally ourselves with this Socialistic and infidel camp now festering in our midst, and against which we have been so solemnly warned from the Vatican? I shall not, for one.—l am, etc., A Catholic, but not Lukkwakm. Hamilton, October Ist, 1891.