The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-03-13


az B3 minutes Of your valuable time
Il to tell you how appreciated
the little article you wrote in The
Menace" a couple Of weeks ago?
VIII you let me tell you some of the
experiences / have had in the Rom
ish church and the persecution l have
had to endure for the past five years
at the hands Of these papycrats?
Your fine, brave article was in
deed q great inspiration to me, and
has given me the courage to write
to you. Mfr. Watson, you are a brave
man and l wish I were nearer to you
to grasp your hand and tell you how
I admire you for the fearless way in
which you attack these Romish mon
sters, Many clergymen have written
me and have called me brave for the
way I have gone after these fellows,
for the way I have fought them in
court, ETC., but Mr. Watson, you are
Drawer than [ am because you win
your cases and lose mine.
OH how I wish you were here in
Michigan and had the time to hear
my case. Do you know what you
could do? You could sue for me
land for you) two corrupt, inebri-
ate clergymen of Rome. You could
start proceedings against and put
behind bars a bishop, an unscrupu-
1ous lawyer, who sold my rights as
an American to Rome for the sum
of $4,000, and who is still permit
ted to practice law. You, Mr.. Wat
Son could have this man disbarred.
A Roman Catholic judge (circuit
5udge) was the last tool Of Rome,
who with the assistance of this same
Jesuit spy Of a lawyer ruined my
once happy little home and tore
away from me my little son of two
years, and the little wife l loved and
still love. Why are such men as
this Judge (Who said that Romish
priest could turn into stone anyone
who slurred the church of ROme)
why are such narrow minded men
allowed to hold offices when they use
the power Of that Office to destroy
mans home just because he will no
longer profess the Catholic faith? Is
it true that circuit judges cannot be
removed from office?
Only last August this monster
Whelp dealt me a blow in court that
has almost ruined me. Many peo-
pie told me to carry my case to the
Supreme court, but I did not have
the means-and besides [ was sick
abed and unable to fight. Four law
suits have | fought The first one,
when Rome had success by crooked
ness in tying me to a cOncubine they
had discarded. l fought hard but
lost, because my attorney had been
bribed. Then 1 fought again and
won.
Two years later I married a Pro-
test2nt girl and Rome went up in the
air again. They succeeded in put
ting q Catholic Judge on the bench,
mani had once discharged because
I found him conspiring against me,
and he mailed me to the cross
again." broke up my little home and
almost tried TO reduce me to blood.
He's 4th degree knights Of Colum-
bus, and so is my father, the man
with whom l am now forced to live
because l am ruined.
Lawyers have solicited my case,
but l cannot trust them since the
other one betrayed me, and further
more, [ have not the means to en-
ploy them. Mr.. Watson, is it posi-
BILE to carry a case to the Supreme
court after more than six months
has elapsed? VIII you please advise
me if you have the time? l am only
twenty-five years of age and | don't
feel that | ought to give my life up
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