The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
The speaker denounced in strong terms

The speaker denounced in strong terms
the recent message of Grover Cleveland.
He stigmatized it as being un-American.
am here to say that this is out of harmony
with everything Grover Cleveland has ever
done.
am here to say that he has been the enemy
OF this country, the friend OF the rich men
and the enemy of the poor.
him.
England is Americas right hand, and Eng
land end America are the twin brothers of
civilization, walking hand in hand.
1t was mighty stroke OF policy and nothing
else.
1t was done to please the public ana the Ro-
man Catholic Jesuits, and if Grover Cleveland
should run for third term he would surely
get the Catholic vote to a man.
If there is any country that the Catholics
hate it is England, and next is America
Grover Cleveland will never be elected again
as President of this country, in spite OF the
devil and the Roman Catholic hierarchy.
They have allied themselves with the saloon
power, and whether you be prohibitionist or
g. saloon man, the open saloon OF this country
is the right hand OF the Jesuits, and in order
to break the Roman power we must break the
power of the open saloon.
say destroy the open saloon. / want to ask
Rome this day: Why is 1t that the walls around
your institutions are so thick? Why has every
nation thundered against the intrigues Of
Rome? And if the charges OF the A. p. A. are
not true, why do not you open wide your
doors so that all may see what therein is con-
tained?
Why is it that there is SO much agitation
about these things II they are not true? l tell
you, my friends, that when there is SO much
smoke there must be good deal OF fire, even if
the fire is the fire of hell.
l ask, Is there no foundation for the almost
universal belief that the Roman Catholic
church is the foe of freedom? Ten thousand
among the brightest statesmen and church.
men of the world have denounced the Chatho-
lie church as hbeTty's foe
say 1t is too late to overturn this movement
by calumny and SANDER. Our object Is to set
this country forever free; to allow no money in
the treasury to be used in sectarian sense
and to stay the immigration OF the Old World
We want men in this country who know the
difference between q unitarian and an octo-
genarlan. Around this great order has crys-
tallized the best thought of this century
Gods eye is upon the Jesuit and our eye is
on the Jesuit.
And wherever the Jesuit shall go from
thenceforth and forever the eye of God will be
upon him and upon him viii be the eye of
every good patriot.
Some have said that this organization is
made up of foreigners; that it was trans
planted from a foreign soil. Our order is not
foreign institution. 1t is purely American and
ninety.nine out of every hundred of the men,
berS of our organization were born on this
American soil and love this country better
than their own lives. The Catholics began
this thing and now we propose to keep it
up, with malice toward none until we find
what lies concealed. | am in for the CONVEX
sion OF the Catholics. / want no evil to come
to them and /. believe there are none others
who desire any harm to come-to them
The Jesuits have struck the A. P. A. They
have struck the wrong man. If they think
they can put us down by highly colored asser-
tions they have struck the wrong: man. | say
TO you the power of Rome is breaking 1t is
being broken all over this wide, wide world.
man who is in the quicksands-the more
he endeavors TO save himself the further down
he goes and when tile Jesuit begins to stand
II n q N 1ipinn tba n
gets in the mire. The time has come when
every man must do his duty by his God and by
his fellow-men.
I would rather have the friendship of nv
country and my God than the friendship of
the Jesuits on the one hand and the political
tricksters on. tt other.
The battle of the centuries is near this hour.