Dear Sir: I see in the Menace
that you have been warned by the
enemies of this Government, and the
enemies of liberty, to not attend the
Democratic convention. You have
no idea, Mr. Watson, the discontent
there is in both the old parties. We
know the two old parties are, and
have been, selling our liberties for
the sake of that low-down, dirty
vote of the Roman Catholic hier
archy. That Italian at the Vatican
thinks he has got everything going
his way. Give us a chance and we
will show him. We want a new
party, a pure American party,
founded on American principles,
that will stop this ignorant immigra
tion, stop giving our money to
Rome, stop appointing so many Ro
man Catholics to office; in short, put
a check in every way to that old
“Mother of Harlots” that has Deen,
and always will be, a curse to hu
manity, a blight to civilization and
a disgrace to the name of religion.
It is late, but if a new party would
spring today, if we cannot elect we
can give them a rebuke that they
will never forget, and in four years
from now we can elect a President.
We cannot vote a Democratic or Re
publican ticket; the Socialists will
not do. We want something new—-
a pure American party. We do not
care where the head of this party
hails from—North, South, East or
West—we will support him, and if
needs be will fight for him.
Yours for liberty, truth, pure re
ligion, good government and equal
ity to all. A. HARLESS,
M. G. of L.
The “Short Talks to Young Men.**
One of the most successful of Mr.
Watson’s Smaller Books. Is now off
the press, and ready for delivery.
