The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-09
Denied His Religion.

The following letter from General W.
S. Rosecrans to Rev. j. s. Early. based
upon an editorial paragraph In . morn
ing paper, explains itself:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. e4-Rey. Dear
Father; ! have never found much reason TO
which he .' was educated Amongst the actions
upon which our religion lays male d1cti0ne IRE
tho dcniai OF our Lord and making AMI ioytn2
lies. That Mr. HIainc WIS brought up by q
Catholic mo.her Is well known. aul equal
well known is it that he has formally denied
his his membership Of IA a Congregation Il Cnnfe6
from, its pr stor. While Ut Augusta' No, dqt- e
ing the latter part of last month, weekly
ton, propriesors-in a then clrrcnt number,
published evidence given under oath by wit.
nesses highly considered for intelligenee.
colscientfou snesS and integrity, proving BE-
yo1d reaso laEie question that IN 1873: while
Chairman OF the Repub lean STATE Central
s0mm ,ne tsee she Prcsiscyc ue ~ Is
printed and secretly circulated where It was
expecte !. TO do the most good to that party.
Gratis = of Maine. and s'gncl "Protesttnr
Democrat" anl known rs :. tho Madignu
In In which h;n ne nppss 8 ss ahe S
| inaohinativns of the Catholic b hcrachy, and
| the " secre. society OF the iesuits 'as PLAN
mig T. g see4,e Relleai power lnrorgn Con-
Ib;E gaiS me- sna nd sags N ea1casio aspaisxn
l. The circular states that Already they hare
1 four United states Senator's one
| of Jesuit money" aud that when there was :
threat OF investigation "he resigned ratnes
than risk an exposure of his order tlEe
cret society of Jesuits."1 Whether he lar
over estima.c Q l the dense ignorance and crr
| or this circu' ar wcra designed 10 dupe - un
| certain, but there can be M doubt OF tne oef.
ilishness of its appeal 10 religious bigotry and
| .anaticism to secure miserable parry nd
yan.a2e for ih7se who twenty y-aSs before
| had mu lc vic Investment In know-No.hing
ism for similar purpesr. Every statement
in that circular Is fails h sod, d rectly or py
1 Implication. These factS ought to be known
10 ever etlzen whose duty reaSlres n,m n9 ~ =
aTproa hing election.
Il The are bausd to vote according 10 the Law
and the best of tie r Judgment and conscfene<
for the common good of the whole country
| lt Is a ma ter OF ons i'm C above al thing
to choose hone Execut We. Eoos any on
doubt what tic sto skholders OF any. corpoi z
ton would tiiukof any director who shou1'
vote to e e:t rs Pres dent the c3iupany
iafine 3 ms :, ami dastariiy caiusnn cs to i'm
pose upoa the ignorant. the credu.oue an
the unwary. for Ii own ersdit or advantage
Bui tho vote, is one OF tho TRUSTEES OF III
: gre { corporation knSwl US tho United State
of Amer ca Il ID votes as such whcn votiu
for Pre- dsns Of % s. gre gssa. &
. he pro 60 rtsonatelr bound to take care cha
he cnoos5s for Pr,si lent q man whose anu
! Can any one not given over 20 believe a q
3 trust man wno go. up and gandestiney ei
Iha ine.o, ID etno ial clipped firm IN
] Washington ziOsf of tliis morning. shows no
, giti Ie's Kcaneba. Joursial tnikei OF Arcl
bish - Hu rhei in tho days OF that grcnt an
S patriotic citizens lifetime. When you 81
e io.d that Gu resident Lincoln got him 20
TO Euro 70 to mike known in high place
: tne ie il issu of our war tor the Union. 20
will conciu Ie W. b me that such denunc!atio
of this great union tszen puts arorher feat1(
In the ip oil this Piumei knight ~ l'Indrsff1
pee niars and po iticil. an discredits him
an aspiiant OF any o hce OF trnst-inuch ie
!. forthe prcsi Iency of this greas AID free h
u pno.
/. rnoSing the circumstances which =
u to Mr.. Blaine but no. knowiig your views
o votes. write us think: and remain vel
s truly yolrs. W. h5Ssca&Ns-