The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-08-30
Catholicism In Politics
Susr Attacked BY The Tsmnany Tiger and the Beast RonsE1srnr
Every Effort TO Gain Control Of the Empire Sas-BG Step Toward
Making America Catholic"

Every Effort Gain Control Of the Empire Saie-BE Step Toward
Making America Catholic"
Il is impossible for the papasy keep cut Of the meight
one brutality exhibition a, oelwein and Pittsburgh and
the mob published is disgrace Now Rome forward and
The Menace did not have proof presence and
power Of the Papa political machine the nation the deadly
Albany, and the papacy twisting his tail make him
erocious The Roman combination capital
and the statements OF the Menace being verified letter
came forward and put the play on in the presence Of all the
and the boss and the point where IN.
tragedy begins with the crushing Of Suze fighting quarters
Readers Of the Menace do not need be told Tammany
has its political power through papa that Murphy
the head Of the political caba makes such with the hierarchy
When the nominations officers were before the sats
lie Pap and neither he other knight Of Columbus
thought to be good candidate IL frankly announced that
not good elect Catholic governor New So
compromise made the usual DEAL and Gynn Catholic
made the candidate for lieutenant In secins
come TO its without raising the Besides have pre-
siding officer Of the senate which the lieutenant governor they
Sulzsr nominated and elected He had with
% make aS aS R G s he edSd GE or 5 M S RsS
and honest administration Of the Office and To-
laws But he struck nag in urging the Hughes bill for
the reform of the stock exchange which blocked in the
where Gynn presided and from that suer Murphy with
Tammany and its papa cohorts making demands
could grant until the the and Murphy his
allies decided 10 crush Suzer and exterminae him politically
FOiled in securing Catholic governor the time
when political assassination could be planned and executed and
fight
overthrow of the Catholic caba but the legislature Romanzed
and IL turned against the honest people of the or
crush Sulzer became the Murphy and his 1--WE
him he will get us and they drove him by impeachment
The Philadelphia North American of August h closes ver
fair statement Of the issue as follows
But the savage encounter he has face face
gone down to the very bedrock Of his Tuop nS,STe one Sopo 81
sesses he stands for what honest and decent his
mined that the gates Of hell shah nO prevail
elsewhere for aid and the strong
poverty equipment for ah, srans.
such overwhemng odds Yet for months with eerlessening
stood unnnehnsly
attacked turn his professional his personal
his financial and his oeal nes Every charge brought
before being made public in the hope 81 SoerSn S no % $
missing for his own safety. But he resOutely refused
treachey without complaint
adamsnt knowing fully their power Knowing the meTcsssnS % Of
their hatred he stands the principle Of Oc honesty
There could be ssns. Sa. whatever his
and clearly conscious of personal and OnciAl reoitude.
This is essentially fight between politicians ideal condition
for the hierarchy to get its work Suzer Presbyterian
the Gnn papiteager ready willing church
The road TO the state treasury win be eear legislation
secured without the fear Of The Jesuit Rlee and
the capture of America is brought state
The North American concludes its article with
words;
conedsrAted
Smpered incapable inspiring public upn
armed with only single idea Yet there never contest clearly
artillery Murphy
and his allies will succeed in their conspiracy
a mighty Ssri to hOnest government ~ -'' '"- '4Os'
But any view that leaves out the Jesuit win miss IN. t. IN
depreciation The church Of Rome the politics and the
enemy Of civil and religious liberty
Whenever and wherever the Roman Catholic church has been
the ascendency it has been political institution whenever and
wherever has been the minority il has political