The menace., 1915-11-06

posaioa 70 uAlz NJ. Bisss aspir.
= hlicd b. Morfs A. Sopsr. a Re-
pubiicnn sBd Pro.rsiaui uho stands
high IN lie e-iinaiion q the legal
pgofession q his uiy a. q man u
Integrity and moral character. So
per is candidaif fof rclcciiou and
Raliimorr rniriois should not fail
10 support him. nlGGS MUST
BIZ DEFEATED. Rome lays .
heavy burden On BALTIMORE
The papai tin f5il trafickcrs, the
81. Vinooni dc Paul Socieiy, a Ro-
man Catholic sociciy enjoying the
blessing and appreciation u the
churrh. wants a. president elected
Chief Judge u thc Supreme Bench.
The Romanizsiion % tie courts l.
one % the chief desires Of the paPacy
Tor the protsciion of papal profit
gates and the Punishment of Prot
esiant herctics. With Romish
Judges on the bench throughout the
land tha path from courts TO Rome's
PIRATE prisons would bcoome a
beaten trail. No child delinquent
would he safe from slavery with
such men in charge.
Papes Sworn 10 Protect Papacy
II. is noted that Mr.. Bigg' main
qualification for the position, ac-
cording 10 the lctter sent out from
his own ofice. i biz long service IN
THE INTERESTS OF CATH
aLICS. AZ president Of the st.
Vincent de Paul Society he has
lent his education. training and
temperament TO the tin foil trade,
in the name Of charity, and has in
directly influenced little children TO
buy. beg, borrow and. perhaps, steal
tim foil for his society 20 convert
into cash TO be used in Romish
charity in a Romish way. Barring
his close connection with Rome and
her peculiar practices, Mr.. Bigg.
may, in truth, be "eminently fitted
for tho position, but because OF
those alliances Of his We do not
hesitate 10 say that he is a danger
ous man for the place.
And what Is meant by "OUR
| LOYAL SUPPORT" as mentioned
I in the above letter? Nothing elsC
than LOYALTY 10 Rome and her chosen
sons rather than loyalty to the gov,
ernment OF the United States and
| lis established law and bloOd-bought
privileges. There is no allegiance
] but 10 the church on the part oi
/ Roman Catholics when IL comes Il
show down. There is not even Z
divided allegiance. Every true
Catholic OBEYS THE VOICE OF
ROME BEFORE ANY OTHER.
This letter gives us a glimpse o'
Rom9's political machine in action
/ We have the spectacle before us o.
Roman Catholics appealing TO Ro
man Catholics for a Roman Cath
olic. We know that that appea
will be answered at election time
when every Catholic voter in tn
city Of Baltimore who can get TO tn
polls viii cast his ballot for Rober
Biggs. This is one of the uses IN,
Roman Catholic church makes o
her ability TO command obedience
The children Of the church dar,
not disobey. 200,
Whether Cardinal Gibbons ha
given his personal attention I,
Biggs' candidacy OF not we are un
able to say, but venture TO asser
that he is in sympathy with the ef
fort. Card Gibbons is too busy witt
national affairs Of a political AM
diplomatic nature TO waste energ
openly upon a little local fight
the Knights Of Columbus and 81
Vincent de Paul Society will loo
after Biggs.
II is up to the unhyphenated an,
genuinely loyal Americans of Balti
more to meet any move Rome ma
make with a counter move, and IN
best method Of attack on Rome
, political stronghold is a solid fror
at the ballot box with every ballc
marked for a defender Of America
liberty and American institution
, THERE CAN BE NO C0MPRC
; MISE, AND TO FALTER is T.
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