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TlIK A. I'. A. hIuIi- cuun-ll uf Ulliinb
apokn with no uneei lain H.iiiiiil,
Till-: atitie iMitini'il o( A. I'. A.' of
Mlxxoui-I met In ti n ii i id I xeloit in SI.
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1 YlD lli'iil'i' li IImhIxI Iii purifying
lint ballot, .ynii hIidiiIiI Ji.iii tin' AiihtI
i'iiii I 'i-nt-el Ive Axxochil Inn.
Oi'lt friend ahould I'l'iiii'iiilii'i' that
Tim Amk.I'M'AN Ik now located at bil,"i
Howard afreet, ground Hour. Drop In.
TlIK Junior Order United Auterban
Medianlcx attuulx Mill. iigalnat tint
church of Heme. Tint A. 1'. A , Junior,
I'. O. H, of A., I', A. M., W, A. 1'. A
D, of U, iiml I), of A , In conned Inn
with ullirr ordera of a alinlliir nature,
ahould join lunula oml work In unlxon,
How do J'OII Hid' Mil Hat, of patriot lit
order, Home' It cuinliliii'il alreiigth
iHonlyiillttlo over !I,(iiki,ikiii, anil no
till told.
TlIK AmrrkHii, of I'lttabttrgli, Fit.,
an 'lilt' 1 ft t organ and entirely devoted
to tho Inieri-MtH of tlin Jr. O. If, A, M.
and Daughtcra of Ulherty, ha talieii
up Hit! fight iigainat Komftnlaiu wit h a
vim. It Inn lii'llil. npley pajier, junt
imtorliiK on It neventli year, and
ri'iielie tho iiiont reinoto mrU of Hie
United Kiatea. It ndvoeiit'H a friendly
gtretlinf to all piitrlotle ordern, iiml ad
vImch a work In harmony iiuiiImhI our
i-ommoM evil, tin' Iloinan ( 'at hoi if
rliiireli.
WK uiiderntaiid that IVh nI Hmylhe,
of rttrtfiirtth,-Atk., Infomcil thn hoanf
of w'liool director tVi4f the reading of
tho Ilihlil In tho puhlli: mcIiooIm f mint ho
(llncotit lnued. 1 1 Ik reiiott wan vimi
iilled with. TliU Ih a iileit dhowlriH' for
tliu illrciMor. Th(! Iloinan Catholic
eliiirc!i luiti'M the Hildi', and fear Mm
erillKlitentiient found In tho reat hiHik
denounce the teaching of (!nd,nnd
yet call lt.telf III only true teacher.
All who Iiiivh Iho ui! of their eye can
ee through aelve; o can they through
tin? pulley of tho noiniiii ('at.hollc
church, unleN they took It Into a
JewiM, cell to 11 nd lltflit.
TlIK iiiinutjvi(iH who (a'cuplen a county
Miltlon ami who In open court, to tho
(IIhiihI of all decent people, ht.uud In
tho room mnoklnit a eoh pljm when
there wa art attempt inado to atlitfy
tho Ihhii for tho releawt of llUhop Mc
Nainara on the nlhl of hi arrent, I a
fair pi ciiiicn of tho olllclal with whom
tho hlwhop ha to deal. Thero were
nevernl ldle prenent at tho llmo who
wero couipclted to utaml thl Indliifilty.
A man who ha no wlf renpect nhouhl
not oxpi.ct other to rcpcct him. Wit
liavo law hut no olllcer to ratify
claim of jiwllc.', III time the town
wa politically turned limldn out. Such
fotterineH I eidom found In any city
h relifti Huprcmii In Kiina(,lly, Mo.
AH timinl our friend U at. Cheyenne,
Wyo,, won the lant elect ion, and In
coiiHeipienco the Istithr of that city ham
fio)iiet.liln to y ahiMit tho (di'dlon,
Iho men elected and tho A. J'. A, Hern
I tho Isitilir'ii statement;
Klrct Ward-H A. I'imktim.
Hecond Ward-H. A. Ill(mT(.l,
Third Ward II, V. MiT) iii;i,t,.
Tlieitc tlire.i fialnc rcprcnenl the nut"
eeKuful candidate for the council at.
yesterday' election. They wire the
candidate of tho American I'roteetlvi'
B'.wtclntion, The local republican party
U now but a lull to the kite of that
o.'lfanlatlou. It him unl the actual If
not tho nominal control of the party
machinery. It ham nhown It ability to
eapturo prlmnrie, to control conven
tlotiM, to noiriltialo anil elect tin men,
Such republican a are In oolltlcf, ami
Hiich frien.l uBre Iriteretted in their
welfare, bend tho pregnant, hliiifenof
the km o to tho manaj,";rii of thl wcret
pidltlcal oi'Kitnl.atloii, InHtead ofHiij
jiimedly wily republlcnn polltlchiu
coddling It a a factor to aid I hen.
politician In their rim) to power the
organization llelf ha bee mt t he
dominating and coiitrollliitf Inlluetice in
tlii; reimiilleiin ciiiui), J I nomiuaten
whoever it dea'', and 1 in a poMtlon
to defy thow) wlio have hitherto Iteen
tho party tnamiffcr. "Fall to liolpti
tloct our men thl tlimi and look out
for u at tho next i'le;tion," Thli
the open or inplled threat totht-poli
ticiaiiM, and It hrlna then to time ai
it did yentcrday.
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Illli.'Ueliol rencheil him, ui.li l'.'.l '1'''
hMilUH to In. hitny III nil the rliuri'lu'-.
That the uplrlt of toleration l prow
In thin cuiintiy U true In part
admit. It Iw true an far at It re
lalcN to I'rolclii'ilt.; It U the wur'l
nf rot when applied to Itoiiiiinl.-iii.
What, did we i Hunt! do lu llnill
lill. j ear Willi Me.ilohiiry NeUuti, of the
M, l'' (diurch:j We xaw her, by the aid
of the Neeullir putter, Incarcerate him
In a common jull atmunf criminal, and
fur what crime'!' Ili'caiie he declared
ll. ivaa IdoliilruiH to woi'Hhlp tin' Vlrjjln
Miii v. What did we tee her (In III
Spain leh than twelve month atfo.
We xaw her explode a dynamite bomb,
wlili the Intention of wrecking a I'rot-
CHtaut churcll Iilled with penple wlio
had trniie there to wurnhlp, What dh
xhe do in Lafayette, hid.. Iat Feliriuiry'
Hhe aiiulteil I'ruf. Hiulolph, who wan
Hpcaklnjt ni!aliit tier xyxlem-nny, he
not, only iihhuIIcI Ii I in, but, who at
tempted to murder him, xhut him. if
you pleatic, and he carrlc the hullel
today. What did nho do lu Kiiiihii
City lant. HprliiK? Hhe turned her crimi
nal, her hoodlum and her freipienter
of lioimepf common pront Motion looxe,
and they paraded the xl reel with rope
crying for tlie life blood of Hev, J, C
White, U Cumberland I 'rexbytcrian
preacher who proponed to xpeak In the
Armory ahout Huiniinlm, What did
xho do laxt week? What did aim do
laxt week In Kanxii City ul attempt
to tako Hid life of a blxhop of tin) Ho
formed (.'aihollc church, Hlxhop Mc
Naiuiira and lii beautiful aecomplixheil
wife? What doe xlie do wherever xhe
ha Iho power, hut annll heretic
I'rotexlanl and xet tho law of the
land at doHaneo'i' Kbit wa Intollciatit
in the p.tt, he I Intollerant today,
and xhe alway will be, becauxe xhe
hoaxt that aim i ituchanueabli!,
(rete A. Hrnwnxon, ctllbir of the
yiiiirltrlji llivlnn, n Human CaUiolhi
mn kiwI no, otico wrote "What the church
ha done, what xho ha exprexxly or
taidty approved In the paxt that I ex
actly what alio will do, exprexxly or
tacitly approve, lu the future, If tint
xamo clrcuiuxtance occur," That bolntr
xu, no I'rotextant mlnlxb'r xhouhl allow
hi contrreatiou to think Homaiiixm
I irrowltiK' morn tolerant? It hut en-
cuiiniiex Komatilxt in xucu uuiawiui
detnonxtratlon a many of our cltlen
wlttiexxed laxt week out at Twelfth and
Oak, and the xoouer I'rotexlant mhilx-
ter tell 'he truth alxiiil. Homanlxm,
Iho better olT will tho country bu,
We can endorxo thexe xentimont:
"And th" tlulle of Cathollcx? Firxt
of all they iniixt reconle that any
man who cImmixc mix a perieci niMH to
otipoxit, in all honorahbt wny,t.heCath'
oll(! cliundi. If any numlH-r of our elil-
,,'iix lielleve lhatllie Cat .Willi' church I
aniauonl"" to our xidiool, our politi
cal Inxlltullorm, our rellifluii lilicrtlc,
Mielr I the political and the moral
rltfht Ut oppoxe that churcll. If thexe
!ii'n want to oriranlo themxelvex In
order thereliy to work morn xnceexnfull y,
Imluhltithly their I tho rltfht. If,
furthermore, there men want that or
Ifaiilntlon a xecret one, and would en
Irniicli themxelve behind myxt'i'loii
pax-wordx and cahallxlle tfrlp, their
U the rlM'ht, Thl I a five country,
and In nil uiodel,y i It xuu'exled that
It would be In Ix'tter tnxte If, in attack
Intr, their opponent would uo arini
mi lit riither than brickbat, Thl
brickbat buxlnex ha ifonn farcnoiitfh,"
The Jminitil then credit him with a
remark which Jie, in all prohablilly,
did not make. It, lx xafe to xay tiiat if
Mr, McNamara iix. ii any vile lannii)"
he took It from Mm tlicolu(.;y of Home,
which I xo corrupt it cannot be printed
lu Kiitflixh, and if hu made iixo of il, It
wax not to pander to a morbid t'axb) foi
unclean thlrix, hut In the hope of oh n-
lutr the eye of Hoiuan Catholic, Thl
In the remark he I credited with:
That a vile h I'turer xliouhl lie pelted
with xlorie 1 not, cauxe for heiirt
iireiik, but, when thl xjilrlt, only a few
month it i'o. In thU very city, ImiM-lled
a riillliin mob to purxue a mlnixter of
Mi" (funpel, an old man, who nan at
tacked Catliollclfln, to knock hlruxeiire
lex and iilitioxt, (lend, It I time to call
it halt. Mr, McNamara may have bi-en
vile, but the word of thl man were a
chaxti! a ever fell from woman' Up.
I't u call a halt. I't it be recognized
bv all t iat thl I a country which will
protect free ximjccIi, When f 'ci dum of
xpeech I denied It I not far from tlx
eapllol of our uc(.'i'pxe to the Tarpean
rock of our ditrucilon, Kvery eood
t 'atholle in thl (dly owe it to hliuxelf
to privately and publicly denounce thexe
ouLrai'e and In every and all way to
protect the xacrednex of thought tnd
apcich.
We are glad to know many mlnixter
not only In th in city, but elxewhore, are
realizing tho danger which i threat-
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tiiiie. Il' i) a "in d (or b i riiiiiii, ami I
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ft in it ml t in l , iiml Hint he cnulil iml
bu chi li a ft iiiimli' pi'til Inn, at il Wii
inn in p., i in, mull ui lie in" iiccanie
Very mu'ry, ami Inolt III time. lb'
1 1. Iiltli Mill tu have the celll It'lllllll In
ehiii'kfe "tin d,'1 A letter llnall) ri iiehi d
Hie jii lieriil ultli'er nf Ihe road, Milling
Mint "Hi" foreman 11 mm hecaue I
iv at a liniiiaii I 'ai bu lie and ih iuoeral,"
vi hli h the xupei Inlenili'lit xii.v "in a
lliii-t Ijiliiilile li",'1 lluweV"!', the Ho
man mUapprelieiided Hie pull on the
luiid, and wa Infurmed that when men
were li .ul iili il to run a tllvlxlou, they
were perfectly able to fiilllll their
ilutiex. Hiiine lime prior to Mil occur
rence, ll wa alinont Impoixlhln for a
I 'rolenlaut to xi'ciuc a poaltloii on thl
dlvblon, owinu to the, fact that, a Hu
man wa lu charge. After a thoromrh
InveHtlyiitiuii, we Iiml that, the only
riiii-i' tiutlci'iible fur the man to (pill, hlx
place wax to follow the leach Inn of hix
church, and cauxe trouble for I'roleaU
anlx,
0111(1 . V, . I MISSION.
I'laii Laid In Take an A el he Tint In
IIm City ami VII hi iff (iiiiiialfii.
Cincinnati, Jan, KTIuj atan
couni'll of (lie American I'rolectlvi!
Axxocliitlon continued ll xeaxlou today
Tlie retiring xtate jirexident wax a re
publican and ha been xitccccdcd hy a
democrat, who I reported to bo promT
writ lu politic, hut axlde from the pur'
puxo to have the ortfanixnllon not
partixan by xiuh rotation, not lilntf
(on Id bo learned. The are over 7b0
cloxo-moutbed delegate preaenf, moat
of them mrb,tercd at the hotel Wider
llctltloit name,
Horebiforo thl aecret order ha been
felt mot In it oppoition to Call. olid
nominee. It 1 aald tho prcent conn
cil extend the cruxiMlu alo to 'atholle
aiipolnteea, cxtieidally a iHillcernon, It
I reported that they will oppoxe all
candidate next April for mayor and
police commlxxloner who refuae. to
commit theinelve In writing to draw
Kreat line HKltlnat (Catholic for police
men,
Mayor Major, of Toledo, wa accorded
another Id if reception today, with talk
to the effect that the order I (fronmintf
him for (fovernor, with a view of ift liritf
the Catholic employe out of the ulato
penal and benevolent iuatllutlon.
In dlacuxxiriif KatolU' location in thl
country it wa developed that If the
pop-t followed there would beopprmltlon,
a lu Oraritfcinan, to any public demon
xtratlon rce. Ivlntf hi holiiiea.
A, Ihilly, of Council No. of Cin
cinnati, wa aelccteil a repreaetit.ttlve
to the national council at. He Molnex,
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.1. V, Culver, rrcaldcnt of Ihfl Arlii
Mini Herein iiTlirealeiilnif l.eller,
KMl'ottlA, Kan,, .fun. K-Tb A, I'.
A, excitement ha reached thl city.
Judge.!, V. ('ulver, who admit he I
prcaldcrit of an A, I', A, lode, number
Inif nearly 'J.W memberaln thl city, re
ceived a letter threatenlriif him and
Hamitel J, Kmmon with death,
'J'he letter wa decorated with a akull
and croa bone. Midge are belriif
formed In all the atirrouridlnif (dtie.
V'i xieiiliiy a man named llradley went
billurllngton and attempted toorgun-
le a liMljf.i and wa run out of town,
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Itbluip ( nv and Murr. Siibdll.
For a man who mean punitive tiling,
and know preclxely how to any them,
commend u to Hbhop A, Cleveland
Coxe, He lx a hiatorlan in mutter
ccidexiaxtlcal, and ha written ably in
Mil Held, wiille of hi hymn It may be
nld that they have lung alnce taken a
permanent place a xacred lyric, That
he look out W th iji'lck eye iimn the
danger which threaten l'rofct.autlnm
lu Mil cnii'itry I not, aurpriNlng, for it
I tie prlod when Homanbm hun been
Imptinilorlal atid jier-.ecut.lni; agalnxt
xtati and individual that he ha
at ml led with a auecex efjliul to the
vl;or of hi atyle, V can hardly
think that hi holiuexx, Leo XIII,, did
really appoint a xecret comml-nlnner to
follow in Ha lolll'it wake, to watch hi
movement, to ll-'en to hia Italian-Hatln
coniiridrum 'opiilai ly lellevi d by the
faithful Ui be Human wlxdom on Amer
ican lMlitiitlntix), and to report, the
Mime minutely to the vallcan, Hut had
the poe taken thl precaution, Hihop
Coxe would have been the man, Indeed,
the bialiop ha not waited for the
olllclal announcement of hi inUxlon.
He ha done better. He hax ''rformed
the aerv lets in advance, and j' ow have
the fruit of hi lalair. otb
The bUhop ha o far ,itrta"" d fuur
letter to Hatolll, each
trihalcrpleee of atralghj
tcnao writing. Hi r
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i'lieil n( m i i - I i ui. pli iilu i k iiyiiuifl all
law tnitl xtt ii ty, !t lu'tu it I" t-ir dun In
limit iiml I'liii'rul, if pot but. i"l. I Unit
n.iuull.Ullt lul't hi li r nut e given pnmf
nf lit int' able lu "mil. up wbc iiiel li.
l!ii" t II lid pi ii.rl I e kliiti , u the
Hinr, xickl), npi t "t it Itiux and lnoranl
Solilli A iiiet'ieint i iiiltillli ln-wl if" J tllllt
l i line- hax long xlnee put up luii x and
to Ki'i i nut ju t audi uninvited
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tleefium him m hi lieed patl'iill ill
Hiime a Iii our cnmniiiti xclioolx, or ati.v
nl her American itiit Hut iuttx: that Httl.nl 1 1
ih a general meddler at, Wimliingtoii
and i b'i'tt liere in ntir Miutb rx, ami xu
far ha made poor aiicci-xx Iiml the aaid
individual had belter go In o countriex
Where there I lex Intelligence llilill ill
thl, and give Informal Inn in the kind
of primary Inxtriicl ion to be organized,
and where lb" moral alaudaril are In
need of revlxlon far more than our.
The one thing which atrikex the pop
ular mind lifter reading tlieae fourxplcy
letter of the hlxhop lx that he ha
xpokett what multitude have been
thinking. 'J'he eooluex of an Italian
eeclexlaxl.lc In coming to America and
giving ii lexionx on our public aehooU,
In going out to liulTiilo unit publicly cu
tlorxing Sheehan and hix euormitiex,
and In puxlngon ninny public occiialonx
a u etilogixl of American Irintllutlonx,
a If the panegyric from a Human
xourco were needed, 1 refr-xhlrtg In the
extreme, Why doe the ablegate not
learn-or pcrhap Hie truth I not
dawning on him thut hi Interference
In (itarrel in hi own church ha al
ready produced a, bitter feeling, which
only hi having can cure'' Hlxhop
Coxe halornolT the ntai.k which aoon-r
or later would have fallen olT Itaelf,
Hi. I hi wladom ha b-en ahown In tho
promptnex of hi revelation to our poo
pie that Hutolir eiiming mean new
warfare on our public ehd by the
moat adroit mean known to Jcxiiit
diplomacy, and hereafter a long and
wearlaonio aerie of meddling with
varlou department of our ecclexiuxtl
cal, political and nodal life,
It I probable that tho coming of
HatolJI, timed to the Columbian year,
wa intended to be tent alive, Ofcourae,
the unlagdriiam which he ha nrouaed
will havetheclTectof hlbelngrccallcu.
H'limtthlng lofty would be In atore for
iilm, any a card initiate, That I Home'
way. The man who (but the work muat
often be changed becailaeol theenemie
he make, but he mtixt get aomething
better cadi time In HutollI' cao,
when he goe to Howe, the vanity of
both friend and foe here will he aatl
fled. After a time hi place way be
occupied by aome one of wore pacific
method, Whoever that may be, w.
beg to ex pre In udvuncc the hope that
Hlxhop Coxe ha not yet let fly hi lat
arrow. Meanwhile, whenever Mori
algnor decide Ui anil, we venture tu
auggeat that the moat convenient paa
aage t) hi Furopean Held of labor, now
aadly auff-rlng becauae of hi abxence,
x hy the Herman ateamer plying dl
rectly to the Mediterranean, We hope,
la-abb', that Kris not preaumlng too
much on epixcopal charity when wo -x
pre xx the belief that of all the wlahei
for Mortxlgnor' wift and early return
to hi dioc-e of J-iitnbi, not the leaxt,
kindly and g.-nerou will be our ever
youthful blxhopof wextern New York,
llirir'n Unfli.
Home Once Mure Attempting to Sup
pre Free Speech,
Haxt week American eitl, n were
eonfronled with two wepurate and dl-
tlnet attempt on the part of Home to
auppn xx that inalienable right of every
American citizen, namely te right of
free xpeech. The two oc-axlon n
ferred to being the mobbing and at
tempted murder of J, V, McNnwara In
Kanxa City, Mo,, and the mobbing and
injuring of fecturer Kltnx at Ksiukiiwi,
Wl,, who wax knocked -nxeexx by a
alone hurled from the hand of one of
tin- riilinn conal Itul ing the organized
mob of Human Imodium arid cut
throat. Th'-xe Ifixlatice xliould certainly
prexeiil. a very grave quexiiou to cv-ry
true and patriotic American -t'x very
American citizen who ha Mi- honor
and the welfare of hixdnimtry at heart
beciiiixi) no aob. t'-minded, right-thinking
pertion can (oxxibly deny thatauidi
outrage ax Ibce can only bring dix
grace and ignominy on th I gVand coun
try of our, The ojicxtiun naturally
arlxe how long will American, who
owe no atibmrvieney Ut the Human
KihtilT or hi prieal, tolerate the ut-t-mptiil
proxfrat.ion of one of thoxe
llberlle to which they are entitled a
a portion of the birthrlghtof American
clt.lzenxhlp, namely liherty of xpeech,
by art tin lawful organization, (oneeallng
or at leaxt crnb a vot ing tu conceal it
Inn! character under the cloak of re
ligion; an organization which I no
torlouxly arttiiguiilxtii! to the govern
ment of Mil country; an organization
claiming allegiance (irxt In every caxe
to a foreign pontiff, who, notwithatand-
ti
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jiu,ie,i ,,i,y ,'Ht,', In' bill I '1- t I til ,( I
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llile l li l)i e hat n."i.nii iiMlulb l-ni
in, a -t- in 1 1 ul. i, ami what it tumid
tin if II p.t , mi ll th-Hini r, Alultbiit
it I i' in I , livui ing tn nlitain Mint pom l, I
ty Hut
M' 111 lli'l iiil, lx IM ll a 1
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hat nth-- rtci'il nr an Innocent m-
llu'iltllx H"l'l, It Ik a gisMlltie. Willi, I
wide x.Velem, It hicli ttnilld, if pn-,'U lib-,
I'i'ii'li nut ami -.li iiiii.'l" the dvll and
fi'liginux liherty we now enjoy. Fur
thermore Hie church of Home never
ha and never will luailate at any
thiiie, that will lend to further her
end, illnbol leal or nihcrwlxe. Her
hlxtniy, built pa it ami prexi-nt, beynml
which there can be no dlHpute, fully
demonxl rab' and xiixliilnx Mil itx.M'-
tlort, 1 totne never clian-ex. What xhe
him been In the pant, xhe will imdouhl-
lly be in the future, hi-xltatlrig at
not hlng not even murder - for xho
lirmly believe in the "Machiavellian'
policy "the end Juatille the incanx,'
How miidi lunger will he citizen of
Mil country aland quietly by ami allow
Home to perpetrate thexe outrage
witlt Impunity and without fear of ptin-Ixbnii-nt'1
lx it nut a noturiuim fact
that in order for Hume to be able to do
Mil, Mutt the municipal auMioritie
uitiMl be either member of the Homati
(,'atholle ili-nomlnAMion or elxe partfe
xtrotigly in aympalliy with or under
Mil', control of Home' Therefore It I
now, more than ever before, necexxary
that only men xhotild he elected toolllce
who will ace that, the exixtlrig law are
enforced and that proper protection
from ItiHiilt, mobbing and Injury at the
hand of organized Human Catholic
mob, compoxed of tho verleat cum of
foreign nation, who have, In ;not
eucx, left the land ol their nativity for
their country' good, be afforded to
thee public lecturer, a right which
thl country accede to every law-abiding
peron.
The citizen of America have a
remedy, if they will only make proper
um of it the ballot box, Hy that and
that aiorti) can the power of Howe be
thwarted and eventually cruxhed In
thl country.
It I a very cay matter to realize
Howe' Inxtineiivo diwllke to any per
on, the more capeelally If that pen-on
hapi-enxto have buen atone time or an
other under the thralldom of their wo
called religion, expoxlrig to the light of
day the dark and loathxomo deed per
potrated and countenanced by Human
Catholiclxm. Full well Home know
that the inner working of her church
cannot aland audi expoxurc and xhe la
fully aware of the fact that the parti-
now lecturing on thl'iiiiation are deal
ing with and ataling Uw.U. Not wero
theorle or unubtantial rumor, but
bare, cohl fad, which they are willing
and prepared to prove at any moment,
when called ujon. Hut Home doe not
dare hi meet them face to face and deny
or dlaprovi) the charge and accun
lion brought agalnat her, forahoknow
that ahe cannot; xho know thai they
aro only too true and therefore ha to
reort to brute force by mean of organ
ized mob of rough ami ruffian 'part
of tboabeep of her fold) to atrangle and
aupprea one of the libcrticx to which
every man In thla country I entitled,
provided, ofcourae, that he keepa with
in the bound of the law, Homanlxm
ha no more right Mian I'rotextantiam
to dictate a to who ahould lecture on a
public platform or who ahould not, Do
you aee or hear of mob of I'rotcxtantx
inxulting and outraging Human Catho
lic lecturer in ( hi country' Certainly
not, Wa Jexuit I'rleat Hherman ever
wol'-xted or mobbed by member of the
A, I'. A.' Certainly not, Thi I true
not.willixtitnding the fact that he In
milled them and called them every ott
jeelloiiablo name under the xuri, but
the member of the A, !'. A, are law
abiding American citizen, and being
auch know how to conduct tb-mxclvex
and maintain law and order; hut, on
the. other hand, moil of the reader of
Till'. Am lib I' 'AN are familiar with the
jfnatanee in which Hume, fearful of the
rcaiilt that would follow from an ex
posure, on a public platform, of the
allocking ahum- of th- wot -king of her
xo-cullci religion a preached by her
i-ifiimoiix priext, ha out raged all xef,xe
of law and ord-r and ly mean of or-ganlz-d
mob of rulll ii and hoodiuma,
with Dm tacit eotixer.t of the loce.l
aiithorltie, prevent-"! from JecMirlrig
I.yon at Cameron, Mo., Ht. Joxepb,
Mo, and Cheyenne. Wyo.; H-v. J. C
WhlieatOxkaiooxii, la, and Wauk'-gari,
HI.; H v. C. (y'hiribfuy at Kxeanaba,
Wl.; Kx-I'rieat Hhittery and wife at
Keokuk and lie .Moinex, la.; Kx-I'rieat
Kudolph at Hafuyelte, Ind, and now
Hixhou McNiiMiara ut Kanxa City, Mo,
and I'rof. Him at Kaukana, Wi.
Citlz-nx of America, of what hem-lit
or iixo to you I your oiliz-nxblp in thix
cjuiutry, if you w ilt tacitly al'ow with
out any ri-rnonxtrauce on your part, Ho
mtuiixtn, a diatineliy foreign element,
to overrun thla country and aume a
dictatorxhip a to what you ahould do
, l, i ',l, t tli.i!
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l tui'til anil iin!i,,
in. til, t litlf'ii lnunb-'y nil'! tin) ti le,
it In I tinii, lint i mil. -n uii lhi, limn,'
w ui 1 1,1 fain i t iib!, h j ke w ie a c.-n -nr-
"Mp over the pi It Ib-ge uf free a-i di
that Hu m
worthy of it limn- which earrle Willi
It tl hue of llbei lt ami juxllco In all
Mien, no true an. I I.i.miI American can
Culitelllplali. Ibex,, niilrit-in ull MlOxe
prlvilegex moxl dear to I hem w 1 1 luiut
ii'iilllng the fuel that, uitlexx ati'ntig
liieiixiirt x ai-e adopted anil Imiiiediiile
action taken, nil of the lilu-riiex hitber
tu eiijuyi'd by Anierieanx ax cit l.-n of
Mil glorloti country w ill bi-eome aub
xervietit and ameuiibli' to the d Ictat'M'-
ahlpof Mint blatantly arrogant orgaii
I ut ion, fiimoiix front (lie time of ll
ciitieeptlon, ii a d.-atroyer of all lib-r-Hex
both civil and rellgloua, miinely
lb. until ( 'iithnlicixiM,
There can lie no '.i"tioh but the
lawle.MHtiex of theae liouian (intliollc
mob I due In it great extent to two
t hlng fl rat, to I he teaching of Home'
prleatx, w ho undoubtedly are the prime.
irixti gator of thexe outrage, a the
element t hat comprixn thexe mob are
entirely under the iron-handed control
of tin Humidi prli-Nix, who-! word ure
law - abxoliite and tiri(iiextiouable to
every true xon of Home, Secondly, lo
the education received by Ihetn in the
Homlxh parochial aclioola, bocniMoilJ
daily Ii 'coining more apparent that for
the proper dixehnrge of the function of
American cltlzenahip there muat of a
neeexity be an American education,
'J'he jiublii! aehool xyatem now in vogue
foal or the general intelligence,' pro
mote public order, and contribute to
the atablllty of our dlizefixhlp and in a
great many way It help the moral and
oclal internal of our country and it
material proaperlty; whereax on the
other hand, the ( ducat ion a offered by
Howe' parochial achoola, i of auch a
narrow, bigoted, aoctarian order, a to
t- conducive to exactly the contrary.
Hitherto It hnaheen one of Ihe proud
cat boaai of American that thl coun
try 1 the land of liberty and freedom,
and a auch ha been known and recog
nized over the entire world, but in
view of the above fact here recited,
can It atill lie hom-xtiy maintained that
auch la the caxe' No, never a long n
American will permit thl country lo
become practically enalaved under the
debatng thralldom of the Homan
Catholic hierarchy. Citizen of Amer
ica, awake! arouae! throw off thl yoke
from your ahoulder. Cruab thl hydra
headed vampire ott the head and then,
not till then can you pro idly boaatof
your American citizertahifi,
C, F.l', F,
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A tt .Marriage Law.
The w!et and atrongeat atroke that
ha been feorleaaly burled againat the
Human prieatht-od alnce Victor F.wan
iiiil cloaed the door of the Vatican, i
the new marriage law In Hungary,'
which make invalid any contract of
marriage not performed by a civil
magistrate, and impoxc a llVi fine upon
any prleat who aball aritnlnialcr the
marriage rile, unb-aa the contract and
ceremony ahall hayo firevfoualy la-en
conxumated by a civil wagilritb(, The
new Hungarian marriage law lake up
all aide of lite marriage and divorce
(next Ion, and 1 worthy of eonxidc ration
hy all American, The Catholic church
In thi country Ignore the civil law
relative to marriage. Among other at
titude of defiance bc doc not heal t ab!
to declare any marriage not solemnized
by a prieal, adulterou, and in thealgh.
of that church there la not a legitimate
child of I'roteatnnt parentage in the
United Htate today, The prieal do
not recognize our civil marriage law In
thoiettxt, and in their uaiirpatfon of
authority In thl mod, Important func
tion of noddy, every one di them aid
flu! part of n traitor, a much a i-ne
did, Arnold ever did- If the people of
Hungary, under the, dominion of a king
and a lineal Inheritttnee of Human
Catholic teaching, can rle up and
choke off the priori in th-. marriage
ceremony, American ought certainly
to throw off a lmilar yoke, Marriage
i a 'dvll contract, pure and ximplc, and
ahould be cunummal-d hy the civil
authority, ('(inuiiiniliiilion in Ann rim n
Tilir.
-. .
Kahhlag Hie I'ape I'ay Pcler.
itiiSlniS, Jan. I'-'!,- A (liipab h to Mi ;
aiifiiviil.i' from Home any that the
monthly d-ndl of JOo franc in I'et.er'x
pence will be balanced hy drawing upon
the rex. rve which Hie pope hax k -l in
the name of bimxclf and the truxiee
xlnee the loaae of Folehl'a injudicimi
lliveatment. The deiu'eltxe In the
revenue I largely due to the fact that
the French loyali) have l-x-ned
tlu-ir aubxcrlptloii. 'J'he fnere-,t.fng
donuthm from all, however, will en
able lite Vatican to turn the corner and
the pope i literal lo abolixh xeveral
'inxtly xiriecure.
HuIimu'I ; for TlIK Amkuk an, only
fiMHitty In advance.
il. Hi.
