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RELIGIOUS FANATrcIsM AND CLERICAL MISTAKES
Many of readers will recolect story set afoat
by a Rev. DR.. Beman, of Troy, at one Of the re-
cent religious anniversaries in this city, about a
Miss Patt, who had received 81 500 from Catholic
Bishop, to purchase her admission to the George
town Convent The story was given quite in detail,
and with great deal Of declamatory denunciation
of Popery. 1t now appears that the whoc statement
was fabrication, from beginning to end. One OF
the Catholic organs comes out with full exposure
OF the affair. This is, indeed, a melancholy case
But il is by no means solitary instance of the ex
rayagance and falsehood with which religious bi-
gotry and sectaran animosty often lead even clergy
men. Country parsons often come up to this city to
attend these meetings, and violate all truth and de-
eency in their public addresses.