The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-05
AN OUTRAGE.
A Dastardly Campaign Trick Deserving
the SevereSt CenSure.

the SevereSt CenSure.
We herewith publish a copy Of a circu
lar which some mean parties without
manhood or principle have circulated at
the eleventh hour to injure one Of the candi-
dates now before the people for election to
Office
Any sane man will agree that the sour
rilous attack made through the circular
Is little short Of fendshness and no man
with the slightest regard for public de-
cency will give the arguments made
against Mr.. Coyle the slightest serious
consideration
The brain from which the composition
took birth can be but little above the
calibre of brute and there is not the
slightest doubt that were the author to
present himself before the people he
would be found a perfect likeness Of a
combined ASS and knave.
This campaign has been model mp to
the issuance of this scurrilous circular
aud honorable and sensible Democrats
and Republicans will heartily concur in
the sentiment that it is q pity that
humanity should suffer the existence of
such contemplate idiots as the author of
the following circular must be;
Before the campaign closes we desire to
call your attention to feature which is
of vital interest to every good American
citizen. FIX Senator King comes from the
old Pennsylvania Dutch stock, those staid
citizens who have done so much for this
.+,ta rVlis ia a fraa oouptrvy ond IL is tbp
duty of every true American to vote for
Mr.. King, the Democratic candidate for
State Senator. John j. Coyle is the Re-
publican candidate. He is one of the
most ardent Catholics, and has boasted
that none but Catholics should hold office
Every friend of American institution
should cast his vote for G. f. King.
The Americanism of Mr.. King has been
thoroughly tested. He ia for everything
American as distinguished from Catholic.
ism. j. j. Coyle, his opponent is an
ardent, rank and bigoted Catholic, and If
elected to the State Senate, will do all in
his power for parish schools. A portion
of the money at present appropriated to
our public schools will be directed to
| OAbnOllC parish bCuOOlss Cdu blb lIltuuS
of our public school system afford to
elect such a man as John j. Coyle to
office
We are all aW are of the fact Romanism
is spreading in this country. The Pope
has appointed Monsignor Satolli as his
deputy in America, and the Catholics are
making a desperate effort to proselyte
this country, and impress their ideas into
our laws. 1t is claimed that c. f. King is
Catholic. We well know that he is
liberal in his ideas while Mr.. Coyle is en-
thusiastic in the tenets of the Catholic
Church, and bis biRotry would lead him
to any excess in behalf of his church. j.
j. Coyle is furthermore too Irish in his
sympathies. He has the map of Ireland
indelibly stamped on his face, and the
fact that the Irish are going to vote for
him should determine every American to
vote aga Inst him
Friends of America, you know that the
A. p A. is doing a noble work in this
campaign. You cannot afford to do less.
Vote for Charles f. King and elect him
by such majority that for many years
to come no Irishman will dare aspire to
80 honorable and responsible position
as the State Senate.