THE AMERIC AN
num the rrmi.
SUtue f 4ntl-ltl Her Illtl-ti
aj t Hi' l'apl oniriaK
WAMUNiiTos, U;t 27 So much ha
been mid of UUs alnil i;ribi,Ul that
hi KUti;- in the CaplUd b.-re ha !'
come matter of Mir,f Intirc-t. Thin
rtattie U not in tUUiary hall l'"C
with !., f other notable, ui. n, but W
hidden ay in leo " th
lery IWr of tho n-nt. Sni ll.nitu
itatueaml ihatff an Indian chief are
the only ones he..ldet;ari''aldrs which
ocupy tlx' '" vp. Il.uttn IUh rali-J
Texas from the oiiou y.iki- uf tlu pi
pal govcintw nt if Mjxko, and tUrl
haldiV tnovem. lit Hgfttnst tho t'niKrl
power of thpope t' Italy eventually
resulted iii It overthrow there. Ilenee
thn tueniiiiig the greatest of mod
ern times-wore not favorite among
1 m our authorities hide
their tuu-i for fi r of snYiiding the
pious eoiiMbtUtk-s of tho Jesuit lobby,
while thelatuo of tlon-ral Shield U
honored with a conspicuous plaeo in
statmiry hull. and that of "Father"
Marqti.-tU is Hooti to bo made eon)h3U
ous In th.' mme way. ' hope thU mat
ter will bo roc titled Tho present ar
rangement Is an outrage, ltulilehowa
what do-pieablo ci et ores wo havo Ik. on
winding to Cong re.
This reminds me that a beautiful
monument will soon bo oroob d in Ar-
; ..... '..,,, , t..ru tn tha moniory of
n - - -
M'-cy of lion -, hut If that i the
ihii)L- that will t!l,'lr
l h. y must be a blind a bat
f...i i .. known t tie world
l,o U- Church I profc-efcu
I,, -io, and that me lioi-
. lctthe
that tho
one would mo!. t lor; all would aay.
Kit tho Npe" big too if you wantUi:
Pay your nit my Ui get your fat her out
of purgatory if you want to. nonewiil
hinder; all' that intelligent people
w..uld iwy U. "A fool and hi money are
,xm parted" Hut oprry U thh fly
IM.litlcal mat bine, and the religious at
Ucbmont i largely a bundle of atM.mi
nable upTtlti!n to control h r vic
tim and help her into seeulsr wcr.
It i power, cold and luxury that Koine
U after.
Ili.me lias "lived de!ioiouly," hut
the day U not far distant whennhe will
...,t tu whin Ui aav: "1 fit a queen and
am no widow, ar.d whull m3 no nirro."
Ilev. xviii, 7. "And the fruit that
.L. .,..1 riir un i!iimHi il from
A Frlcdly Mrd to ncmH-rattc e..- th mU a lh,ntf wbich w0r6 d.nly
lorx, rnsreMiien and all Americaim B,Midly are d artsd from thee, aril
Allied tu the UenimTHfic Tarty. thou thall find them no more at all."
Mo h llow Countrymen: IVrmit me Verso II.
(o nieak to you a few hornet word, not Our country U In great danger from
a-a l arty politician. fr I am not a politicians. Our moi-t dangerous eno-
politician, have no otlice, cover ouhl mie are within tlio repunnc. Ameri
, , i .... u ,,,mi,Ui ...- i, n imrt to ulav In the
one ami uon i waiii ''" "nu",)""" - i -
..it,..mlM.aktovou in a patriot, a drama, l'layitwell. isa loyal io uou
friend of American tlbci tie, those
Ko nan
v IVot t:ii t
el.jtarc l.oundi.i td-alh to l'a,wl
eoi.i.tiie., and lot the p-oplo her
iH k, write and v to accor..tl.f to
Iheir homt coin let!.. n of jl)tlc',
when the li iinau Catholic idilician
M;. up hU pat.--by tho pen, from the
rortrum, and by your billot let toeiu
und.-n.tand that wo know tho gant.'
they Mung to K. I'. I'NI M.
anyway. When and where th!l It tw't
Now look here, we are (renin tired of
ltome lie. We a'. alo completely
difgubted with om rrottant UaUof
llome. If llomo dt n't lot up in Augubta
and is t vt- American a fair tote wee
pt-ct to oien up the m.n vlgorcu ex
m shj of tho evil of H'irae that ever was
inaugurated. Hi always unpleasant
Udijf up putriiiity from teer, but if
Itmieard her weak kneed Frotetat.t
U o in AugueU attempt many more
trkki, we will let them know we are in
town. This U tho last warning we are
going to give. Just watch tai yaper
Smlht rn
i:kai this.
to your country, to tho blood-bought
principle which have made our nation
great. Oh, do not lot papal Iloroo rob
im of liberty and destroy our peace and
prosperity '.
Now, thin is not a political letter, but
And it U sad to coufen that our ut Uncle William s advice, plain and
.. . , . ,.f ..l.,ll u.,.l
great tiou given priuipi' v...
religious liberty which have made our
nation great, happy and proicrou,
and tho overthrow of which would be
our utter degradat ion and ruin as a na
tion.
General Green may hiniin oy m
radetof tho Grand Army of tho Ho
nubile. General Smith was a man o
profoundly patriotic aontliwooU, and
ono worthy to bo tuua bonoi-eu.
A dispatch from Now York an
nounces that Senator Quay has openly
declared hiimolf for V'arfoa Tom Heed
for the presidency. A Philadelphia
paper, commenting on this anuounov
metit, fay that this fact ha caused no
surprlne in that city, but admit that
Hasting will at euro at least ten of tho
Pennsylvania delegate to tho Kupuo
liean national convention. Double that
number would be a moro correct esti
mate. Tho light for Amei icivu princi
ples and their political exponent no
going on in Pennsylvania and New
England will redound greatly to our
advantage. All wo ask is agitation.
Tho rent presidential nominee of the
Republican party will o A met lean.
Tho Aim') ami A'avy Journal has
takt n a hand in the tight against Cop-
plnger. Tho following extract from
that rmtior will show that among pro-
fesstorul military men tho now general
Is In disrepute:
"Ui neral J. J. Copplngor llrst mili
tary service was in tho papal guards
(Piu IX) in MM, serving against, uan
baldl. He wai commlmiontd a a cap
tain In the Fourteenth Infantry. Klevcn
other toldler of fortune and foreign
adventurers were commissioned in our
army at the same time, at the request
of Archbishop Hughes, who went to
Europe to get tho Mpa and other
Homii-h sovereigns not to recognise the
southern confederacy. General Cor
ntmrer served with a company in Inl
and 18(;i, when lo was transferred to
the staff a aide-de-camp to General
nv.,.... imimi v 27. 1 Stiti. he was
A Ul l. . I fc. i, . " " '
mado colcnel of tho New Yoi k Cavalry
under tho fol'oing clrcumatu rices:
Colonel H. M. Hichardaon, tho colonel
of the regiment, was nearly all the
time absent from hi regiment from
Kicknep or other causes, attd tho lieu-
tenant e ilcnel commanded It in nearly
t it t hitl... Ho was many times
wounded, but always stuck to hU post
When at lavt Hchardson rejlgntd,
Januai v ID, 1 155. the entire regiment
pxoected ard wished Henry Hoele
the lieutenant wlonel, to receive his
well-merited promotion. Hut the same
comblra',lon of fawning and paial in
fluence which has lately teoured Cop
oinirer's promotion lo br'gidier gen
eral, then got him made colonel of the
Fifteenth Now York Cavalry. Koets!
in desperation or dWguat, recklessly
exoosed himself at tlw battle of Five
Forks and was killed. Thereupon the
onicers of the legiment preferred
charges against Copplnger for miscon
duct in action, for which he wa tried
and acquitted.
"When Coppinger was Utoly made a
general, he stood 29 on the lineal list
of colonels in the army, and by hi
promotion jumped over the head s of
2S other colonels, nearly all of whom
are Americans whose ancestors had
been in this country from the earliest
times, while Ccpplnger has only been
naturalized two years. (See page 270
of the Army Regiiter, 1H05)." J. B
nation I In great peril and that the honest.
pr, cursor of departing glory and our
moral and monetary ruin aro visible.
May a kind Providence prevent such a
terrible calamity!
Hut, fellow countrymen, I do not
want to lecture you, or read you a
tuYuir.wl nMk OH DttrtV HolltlCS, l)Ut
M uk only a few words of kindness and
patriotism. I want to say this for
your country' sake, for tho sake of hu
manity and for the welfare of your pos
torlty here and hereafter, do not form
any alliance with tho papal party
make no bargains, no promUos for
votes or political support, for, if yo i.do,
you muko a covenant with tho tyrant
enthroned in tho Vatican! Homocarea
nothing for the Democratic party or
any party In the country, any further
than she can use them to her ad van
tage and help her Into power, and aid
her in the overthrow of our liberties,
civil and rellclous, and plant the stand
ard of popery on the ruins of the re
public. Homo will use the Democratic
party to overthrow the republic, and
that will ruin Democracy. The tri
umph of Homo will bo the destruction
of all ot her parties. Should Home cap
ture tho United States, sho will make
omtso with any party, her
tyranny will he felt In every precinct.
I want to say kindly ar.d out of love
to our count! y and tho welfare of every
loyal citizen, don't votf for a man that
is In alliance with Home, or mat win
suffer himself to to influenced or
bought by a wily Jesuit. Vote for no
.. . .!,, - ..1 U ! .....in t fill 11,1.
man tnat, win son un wuu.i; t
litical ends
fore vou irlve him your vote
candidate bo a true representative of
American Institutions, free schools,
free fpeech. free pulpit. Wo don't
want instruments of toiture to mane
men pious. We don't ask you where
vou were horn or what party you havo
votid with, but heneefoitn sianu oy
A . - ..r Anin.innn in&tU
our nag, me symooi iu...
tu lions.
We don't ask you to join the A. P. A.
lam not an A. P. A., out, i oeueve
that the men at the head of that move
ment are true men, loyal anu wuem
A Step Harkward.
Recent dispatches from Rome to the
daily prets of America, together with
The A. P. A. Magazine.
It will be the enlic)n of the year in periodic! Hwrtture Numbe r 3 U
rdeleroi le Amtru-n peruiuu win m
iust readv. and any ne
your unler for a coy. If you do not like the tSr.t number you win
te anoth. r. It will he one of the largest rogazine pubn.hed in America,
containing t large quarto pages til k-d Ui overtWlrg with matter which will
prove a mine of information aud delight to all who are BU n sud lo the great
A P A movement. It will be full of fir.-, and will print io each lae a
nu'robe'rof "page of ttie hottest attack on the A. P. A. from the Catno.ic
pel
articles that have lately appeared in
tho (Hui(t CatUfliea, the leading Jesuit
review of tho world, make apparent to
even tho most skeptical, what has long
a"0 Inch most obvious to thoeo uc
,,!,,i,.,l with the papacy and her
methods, that James Gibbons, cardinal
and John Ireland, archbishop, in their
"authoritative" utterances upon th
subject of the attitude of the papacy
toward human libe 'ty generally, an
the American Republic spolneially
havo. so far, reprefoiiUd what they
personally desired tho American poo
pie t'J believe rather than what the
powers at the Vatic n havo authorized
them to declare. The Vu'ilta Cuttnlica.
which may bo regarded as tho official
mouthpiece of the pope, has lately come
out In most scathing terms ct ncern n li
the "liberal" utterances of John Ire
land, and now threatens In no uncer
tain terms an enforced recantation of
all the glittering liberal generalities
with which 'he artful archbishop and
shrewd cardinal have regaled the not
over-faatldious senses of the American
people irinco tho project of runn'ng
that mammoth papal auvcrusirg
agency, the World's Fair, was first cor.
coived. The patriotic pres through
out tho republic has denied from the
first that Ireland's modernized papal
Um and micfit liberalism were author
ized either by pope or papal law, being
Morgan County, Colorado.
Il is a sweeping statement, but It Is a
fuel nevertheles-i, that the irrigated
district surio inding Fort Morgan, Col
U not surpass, d in any of the essentials
that make an ideal location by any
ti .-r eoetion ofcouutry in the Unit d
atws. The climate Is erfcc'. The
ystom of irrigation economical. U
water supply ampie. mo
kh). The yields enormous. Tho peo-
. 1,.. ...u-n i.i-.wlu.l-illlS
p e irienuiy. i uk " " i""-i
and attractive.
Everything that grows in the ten.-
. . ; ...I ... ....
uto . ne is mere raiseu iu ptn-.
tion. Wheat, allaiia, jioiaiotB, .u
aid oats are the staple crops, but
market gardening and fruit culture are
beginning to receive a great deal cf at
tendon.
Filty out of the 500 farmers in the
county havo this year had an average
yield of 50 bushels of wheat to the acre
aud moro than 100 exceeded w dusqcis
Alfalfa makes a larger crop than any
h..re else in the country. Average
vleld 5 tons to the acre.
The price of land vanes trom w
$;0 an acre, including perpetual water
riuht. Eighty acres is as much as one
man can farm, and if he goes in for
fruit raising or market gardening, half
that much will to found to to enough
to keep him busy.
Detailed information about Morgan
nmntv Is contained in an illustrated
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to J. Francis, G. P. A., Omaha, Neb
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He nui'O of your man be- diametrically opposed to every uoo
Let your trine and canon of the papacy, n now
becomes evident, in the light of tho ut
terances of the C'offo'icd.that the a
triotic press was right aud trat John
liberal declarations were
either bubbles of his own fancy merely
ted but a passing phateof
papal diplomacy In other words, Mr
Ireland and his following cither must
impertinently and officiously have rep
resented the papacy In an utterly lm
possible light to the American people
and the world at large, or have been the
.minir nr nnwillinsr tools of thei
gent, the reul friends of the nation and papal chief to pull the wool ovi r tbe
the determined devotees of tho princi- eyes of UDeriy aim iuu
i... .i,.t .t,,vi made us a treat and a awakening suspicion that the papal
r
free people.
!!,, tha nation
w. it. bitt.er than the A. P. A. kind. The correct solution of the re-
The nation is surrounded with perils ceDt change of front at tho Vatican In
that is why wa write. Wehavono"ax ltg bearing upon the "liberal" policy
to grind" It Is for my country I write. as advertised in this country during
Permit me to say again, with simplicity the past four years is most probably
and honesty, to every Democrat that that of the Jesuit s having ousted Mgr
, vi ,i,m't mst vour vote n 'Con noli. Ireland's fiiend, from tho
loves ui wuu"ji - , ,
for any man or party measure that will pope's confidence, have now determined
wetken our institutions or help Rome to reassert the ultramontane policy of
.it v .a i . i u . i . . .im ina icnuiupn m am
Into power. The line win nave io w clerical iuiuilfiu, r
drawn ore long, and the footer Atneri- having soothed the nerves of the Amer
cans learn their place and duty the icaa people into a sufficiently receptive
better. "A stitch in time saves nine." condition to enaure mo cuugu. ,
Rome's great strategic point is the ever the reason or conse,
. To.?.!! tt Ln.Zv largely public should at least learn one lesson
from the recent developments at the
Vatican not to trust or believe any
Kditok American: Can you ton
where Bishop Honacum is at? This i
a matter we are unable to decide from
iha ronnrtH from vour city. Like
LIIV . - " ' I '
his reports on the ponce ata ure
commission, this "string fiend" is con
tinually flapping first from Ilemicum to
the priests he is on the "outs' wud,
giving both ide a victory, as may
suit his imagination. Not long ago the
reports said two pi iesls were suspended
and were ordered to Montival "to do
., .,,.." ni.vt. r.ame a reptrl that
they had appealed to the American
pope and were sustained, men ioi-
lowed all kinds of suits for slatiler, etc.
To-dav the. press telegrams are giving
It out that the bishop will go lnio me
civil courts. es sir, in the civil courts,
aid eject these priests through this
tjy Tnm..1 process. Why don't
this Peck and his bad-boys outfit get
together and play it out with a foot
ball set of rules and give the public a
rest. Nobody stems able to judg
which side has the best of it, and its
"Hi to 1" that neither of the belliger-
themselves. Mr. Editor,
tell? 7.AM1SOT.
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. . 1. .. . kt,.(.i o, u m no If. T.bA
FOP IS ail lliaU UIOUMJ -,
, ,1 1 t t J,., rtf .ivari, llnfrrAA ftnrl
s cow in oanger, uu enemy oi ireeuum ui v..j -f,
So Papal Toleration.
Rev. John Lee, the well-known Meth
odist minister of Chicago, has teen and
Is fighting to have the pope commit
himself in regard to the toleration of
Protestants in papal countries of South
America. In some respects it seems
to us to be a waste of time. The pope
will tolei ate nothing which will In any
way endanger the powerof the papacy.
And If he were to assume to tolerate
heresy it would have about the same
amount of force as Satolll on "the
liquor question." The Methodist Epis
copal Church appealing and continuing
to appeal to the pope will have a tend
ency to cause him and his entourage to
think that they are of very much Im
portanceand they are, In the same
sense In which the habitues of the
"Robbers' Roost" were. It may open
the eyes of some people to the lncon-
iTnited States. Her ascendency largely
depends on tho conquest of the United
States, a stronghold of rroiesiauusiu
and free institutions. If she fails to
break up our school system, control the
education of tho young, corrupt our
politics and rule at the ballot-box, it
will he a sitrcal failure all along the
rr., . .t ...;n .. hcfnrn lonir I dispensation,
line, xne ume w. r - individuals, no matter
when the cations win curu Kiu. - - ,
ni " ,-ftreer has armed them how high their positions in the papal
:aTnst her. Aln ady the signs in this hierarchy can sanction excuse or en-
direction are ominous.
sion is dissipated anu me u. straight Talk
and tne worm wurcs
away,
... . 1M.-1 - uamt.nFR.
utterances, eunor omemi
cial, of priest, prelate cr pope that is
not sanctioned by the cauons, irauiwous
Lj .,.inra of the papacy. Liberty
Inuu i." . -" h
of conscience has no place In the papal
and neither the uuer-
When the lllu- dure it.-l'atrww atu.
the mask torn
- t v tr.1,1 t.hut the papal
" . . . . n. t . I we nave uccu w .
what popery is, Its doom is tcaiea. x ue &n& q a f(?w grocerie8,
world cuht long ago to have lew ne d pur y have been tell-
what popery is, but, aeiuaea, nnartws that the A. P. A. was
"wondered after the beast, eu aga.
oy cue uorcui ics ui
rode upon the beast. One thing needed
right now in the United States is a iew
Luthers, Calvins and Knoxes, to start
the ball'. If the spell were broken, the
nt itrnnranie removed, and the
VI. v. - .
eyes of all opened to the real situation,
to facts of history, all would say, What
fools, to let the "scarlet woman, the
mother of harlots," ride the nations,
i. 4,i.tti tread them down with her
I U U Kuv.,
Iron heel, so long! Now, If Rome were
exclusively a religious Institution, no
The Time Will Come.
Kansas City, Mo., Nov. ti.-BMitor
The American: Following is the sub
stance of some remarks made by Fa
ther Dwver. of the Roman Catholic
church at Madison and Twenty fifth
street. Kansas City, Mo., on Sunday
is- "The Catholics of this
country are being persecuted and ma
lisned. I can find strong men in this
church, and all over this broad land
who arc ready to rise in their might
n.l strike them down with their right
arm. Brethren, God is not ready yet
but the time will come when they will
be wiped from the face of the eartn
Brethren, there are people going over
this nnuntrv who profess no religion,
and who eay that they have no preju
dice against any religion; but, breth
ren, there is no such place as a half
way station. A man must be for a
thing or against it. A man who is not
a tatnonc is uu
and should be regarded as sucu
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L that it is a lie-told with intent
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mlrer of true Democratic principles as
any man living. We wouia uae w au
dress the people of Augusta on slavery
Toor Mrs. Parnell!
It is shocking to read of poor old
Mrs. Parnell weeping wnue rier u-
hold furniture is sold at sheriffs sale
on the floor of her little house in rew
Jersey. Surd; some of the public spi
rited gentlemen of Insli descent kiw juttm
soefoquentlyforfundsto be used, at their
distrttion, in "freeing lreianajnmi ujv,
eign despofism" can find time to call for
a contribution that will insure mi
aged lady, under the leadership of
whose son Ireland came nearer to gain
ing home rule than ever before, a re
spectable maintenance for the few re
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lfi in the United States sympathize
with the troubles of the aged mother
r.harles Stewart Parnell. uut wny
are the leadeis of agitation so apa.
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CASE FOR BIMETALLISM.
99
By HON. PAUL VAN DERVOORT,
Gommander-in-Chief of the "Industrial Legion."
3 N interesting Pamphlet dealing with the subject of "Bi-"-
metallisin" and other economic questions. It explains the
position of the People's Party with regard to bettering the great
Financial System of our country, ana is repieie wun ucu,, uSu.u,
and interesting data. It is well worth reading.
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