Father Weninger believes the present letter will take Brownson by surprise. Weninger is afraid the clergy will induce a most disastrous practice if the letter of the "sacredos" remains unanswered. It is the wish of Father opposed to this order, and some of the oldest refuse the society the sacraments in a body. He thinks that it is a notorious fact that everywhere this society exists, trouble follows. The members think that they are the only deserving Irishmen and show animosity to everyone not of their thinking. He knows of several instances where members caused public scandal and disgrace. The vast majority are men who care nothing for country or religion. The plea of religion is a sham. He urges McMaster not to let this matter drop. :: I-2-a A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.