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The appointment of the first Roman Catholic bishop of Newark in 1853 led to ferocious criticism from the cityâ€™s newspapers, street preachers, and visiting Catholic dissidents. The visceral anti-Catholic, anti-Vatican rhetoric in Newark foreshadowed the Know Nothing movementâ€™s successes in 1854, the high tide of antebellum nativism in the northeast.Â

Nativists in Newark: Radical Protestant Reaction to the Appointment of a Catholic Bishop