The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-10-05

MeXlcan DOrder; the ranking Admiral In the
Navy-are all Jesuits or Knights of Column
bus, or both.
The.U. 5. Commissioner Of Navigation, the
Commissioner of Patents, the Director of the
Bureau of Printing and Engraving, the Com
mandaht of the Navy Yard, the Chief of the
Bureau of Insular Affairs, the Chief of the
Ordnance Department, the Commander of the
Department of the Philippines the Ambassa-
doris to Austria, Denmark, and Jamaica; the
Consul-General at Berlin the General Su-
perintendent of the q. S. mail delivery sys-
tenn, the Chairman of the Commission on In
dustrlal Relations, not to mention Command
ants of battleships, and of various other mill
tary pOsltions-are all Roman Catholics, and
most of them-if not all-either Jesuits An
Client Order men, or 4th Degree Knights of
Columbus.
To prove that this astounding favoritism to
the Pope's foreign church is not accidental, [
will cite a list of Romanist appointments
made by Woodrow Wilson while he was
Governor of New Jersey. The list was pub
lished by j. @. Monaghan in 1912, and it's
purpose was to draw Catholic votes to Wilson.
Monaghan's pamphlet was so beneficial to
Wilson that, after the Romand8t v0te had
elected him President he appointed this
Knight Of Columbus to be Minister to
jamaica.
The list of papal appointees as given by
Monaghan follows:
Governor Wilson has named men of the Cath
oic faith to offices of the greatest dignity and
power. One of the most important appointments
he had to make was that of a Private Secretary.
To this important post, Woodrow Wilson ap-
pointed oseph P. Tumulty, who is a graduate of
st. Peters Jesuit College in Jersey City Later
Governor Wilson appointed Mr.. Tumulty Clerk of
the Supreme Court, one Of the most honorable
and important places in the State Of New Jersey.
When it came to making other appointments,
Governor Wilson resisted all pressure that
brought against the naming of Catholics to office.
The result that he nominated for the Court
Of Appeals Mark Sullivan, another graduate of
ST. Peters College, who resigned to become
didate for Mayor of Jersey City. To the judicial
vacancy thus created, John J. Treacy was ap-
pointed. Michael P Dunn was made Prosecutor
of Passaic County, and Peter Francis Daily, one Of
the most brilliant lawyers and orators Of the
State, Fresid, ng Judge Of Middlesex County. But
the list is too long for detailed comment and I
merely submit q complete roster to date Of all
the Catholics who have been placed in high office
by Woodrow Wilson.
Joseph P. Tumuty, Secretary to the Governor.
Antony Capelli, Port Warden Jersey City.
John A. Edelsten, Tenement House Super
vision.
David w. Kenny, Board Managers State Home
fer Girls
James Mccarthy Visitor, Agricultural College.
Daniel Cole, Visitor, Agricultural College.
Michael H Kearns County Tax Board.
John B. Oelkers County Tax Board
John ]. Mooney State Board Of Medical Elk
aminers.
Joseph s. Hof Civil Service Commissioner
Danl. c. Dugan, Judge of District Court Of
Orange.
Michael Dunn, Prosecutor Of the Pleas
John j, Sinnott, Passic Valley Sewerage Com.
Mark A. Sullivan, Judge CT. of Errors and APP
peals.
Joseph Mccormack, Supervisor Of Prisons.
Mark NJ. Fagen, County Tax Board.
James e. Connolly, County Tax Board.
Phillip McGoyern, County Tax Board
James A.. Cleary, County Tax Board.
Martin P. Devlin, County Tax Board.
wv. NJ ScnIlY. County Tax Board.