Fiery Cross, Volume 4, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1924 — Page 7
Friday, November 21, 1924
THE FIERY CROSS PAGE SEVEN
DISPLAYS MORE BIGOTRY, HATE South liend News-Times Alterants to Belittle Meeting of Protestants
What Senator Walsh Condemns
From Tlio Montana Klansman
(Continued from Tage 1 to disturbance, violence aiul d'Snl ! r. They camp and thoy wont. exciting only tin- milii curiosity of citizen, the rather amused Intorol nf tlti'.xi' who watched tho wpmiI carh, the weirder performiinci .-'. the inciro weird i-nthrii:iHni of ill s!d- lines. Tlio t iiy in Id itn bond. 1' ii fuyi il tii heroine a ITeirin or a Mir:. It r. riim il to add to the coiT.-rs of tlic cyi l. !. and the dragons by any art of otrt. violent--.- that would b- rv.'ii a nn oxejise for other arls of violence. 1. 1 t il In- lu-i'Oil that any druiI ut 1 ! :U in n vliir does violence to the idnil or the ideas of a vast Krnup of this community will he I iTi-ivc:l in the sure ypirlt. There in no question of what wn In the minds of those who planned -u:d designed this ill-advised ile tin i nst i a t ion. "Kxpt'Cf ing Trouble" The;- i a me expecting iroublo firul I'oiui'.l in-ne. CarToads f citizens from oilier states came to parade their aTO-a-anc-of j-olitinl victory. Thnt wi- ill sdvl.tr-d for those who have been victorious largely through incident. Th -. people of this eommonily refused to become excited or Interest' d. They knew that Intolerant, bigot: y and liate defeats itself In th- end. Tin- philosophy of non-resist-rnii always wins, whether It hi? with a Ch.uidl In India or a Tolstoi in l.'jssl.i. Sober s-. ;i;.e finally prevail. The people of this oily are lb l-o cie;K ra t i la ted on their sense of self-restraint, their recognition of real conditions, their conreption of law and order which
produce the results
in this city. .
city of good w.ll. of of tolerance anil k"1
Iii a prat-election statement. Riven to the press at Helena last Thurs-
dav. I'uited States Senator T. J. Walsh, successful Democratic candidate,
said : ; -It is needless to say that I am hiirhh- gratified at the decisive vote
oi Tnesday on the senatorship, It was a rehuke to that evanescent uprising proclaiming its exclusive and snperior Americanism, while professing sentiments and advocating policies repugnant to the fundamental principles oi American liberty." We confess Ave had believed Mr. Walsh a man of larger caliber. Of course, he was referring to the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, although ho did not mention tho organization by name. While the electton is over and The Montana Klansman hes no desire to start a controversy, it can not
i permit. Mr. Walsh's statement to go unchallenged.
v neiner tlio Klan is evanescent only tinio win ten. It is founded upon
principles as enduring as the universe if those principles fade away, so will the Klan. But if It is an "uprising," against what or against whom is it directed? Surely not against th government of the United
States! Musi we Infer, then. It is sin ''uprising" against the Roman Catholic ! hierarchy nntl the pseudo llomnn Catholic l-liiipiref j Klansmen, we would inform Mr. Walsh, do not "proclaim an exclusive ! and superior Americanism." They do, however linve for their goal n "taperj Intive Americanism" something every true American must approve if this I nation Is to continue as a free, democratic state with free, democratic institntlon.---. Ad Klansmen do "proclaim" that they are endeavoring to live up to this standard of "superlative Americanism'' and would have every other ; true American do likewise. j We wish to take sharpest insue. however, with Mr. Walsh's assertion i that Klansmen and tho Klan "profess sentiments and advocate policies notoriously repugnant to the fundamental principles of American liberty." : Montana's senior senator is an educated and welt-informed man; it Is idle to say lie does not know the principles professed and the policies ad- ! vocateil by the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Those principles and those ; policies have been heralded from one end of thin country to the other, and ; Mr. Wuhih must lie fully cognizant of their import. Consequently, when he declares they are "notoriously repugnant," he does so with knowledge of the
I facts, and must accept lull responsibility lor Ills assertion.
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Let us sc.-. then, just what principles and 'what policies, professed and i eq",pled, or all work; also frames
be disturbed or
failed to
Fought for
This is n friendships, nature. It r-'fuM-
annoyed. Thus - who live long enough in its atitios phi-re will inevitably conn to ri-eognize the spirit of ISouth rml, the spirit of friend phip. the xpirit of neighborliueMs. Fur that He thankful . on this 'u:t;lay morning.
Wlie n ProvorjitloDf j itiKt wfcy run the editor f the i SnutU llend Meits-Tinies ujrure thnt i
the mnrrfct-nic tf thonsnndM of I'rofes-
an thnt
:nlvocati-il by Klansmen and the Klan. Mr. Walsh so unequivocally condemns
They are: I iifnlterliig and undivided allegiai.ee to the t utted States of A m erica mi ft Its form of government. Respect for it ting. I pholdlng of its I'onxtltndnn. (ilirllirnrt to Ita lavx. AliNulnte Moiiarntion of church aud slai. . Kreedom of Kfieeeh mid of preNM. The right to worslib tiod ni one' renne-ience -dlctiiten. The perpetuation, rxteusiou and development of oar Free Public SvliflnS. The proner llmltatlim of foreign liurultrn tion. I'lcMvr relutlouwhip between eatiltnl aU labor. Prevention of unneceMary KtrlkeM fomented by foreign labor ni,...itnrs. l.liminntloii of the cnnKeH of mob violence, and the maintenance of Invr nud order. The prlctimi of our pure vontanhood. These are the principles professed and the policies advocated by the Knights of the Ku Klux Kl. in--principle and policies which Mr. WalKh condemn n '-notoriously repugunnt." Repugnant to what or to whom, may vre ashf To 'the f iiiidttineutiil prlnclpleM of American llbertyf Tin. To true American ritLr.cnNf o. To the Roman f'nthoic hierarchy and to the subjects of the pcudo Roman Catholic Krapiref PerhnpN. We v. Ill add that Klansmen believe in the tenets of tho Christian religion
and that the Klan stands for Protestantism. Inasmuch as these two principles are. under oar Constitution, debatable, we will not inject them Into
this discussion. Hut the others, from the slar.rrpolnt of true Americanism and true Amerij can itizenship, are "not debatable. They are the essence of Americanism I so proclaimed for more than a century by eveiy- patriotic American leader land statesman who ha:t been called upon to delcnd this country from the assaults both within and without of those who would denounce and destroy it. Vet Mr. Vnlih condemn tlicui n "nntoriouxlv repngKant!" i Montana's senator-elect has tho rigiit to criticise Klansmen and the Klan
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withstand ng thnt the Komnn t'athollr Notre Dome University is situated here, eontd be taken ns 'n prov--ucfltion to disturbance, violence and disorder?" The marchers wer- eviliutly lv. -abiding. Even thin bigoted editor had no proof to present his readers that the parade was anything but law-abiding. No overt act ft any kind was reported by the South Hind News-Times. Then why was this parade of Protestants "a provocation to disturbance, violence and disorder?" This editor says they "came and Went, exciting only the mild curiosity of citizens, the rather amused interest of those who watched the weird
garb, the 'weirder' -perfi rntance
more weird enthusiasm of the side- j llr.es." Why should the garb of Protestants lie uiorc weird lu the eyes of the editor than the trappings arrnnged by Knights of ( oluuihus, wilh the ir sh ting nbovr the American flag, in their uunnnl parades, the uniforms of Odd 1 l-'ellous, Manons or nny other lodge, In their pnradesf Where' does he get : his aothorlty for stating that there 1 was "weird enthusiasm on the side-1 llnesf" . The sideline were made n ; of thonK.inds of Protestant citi.ens of South Rend ent hus'nstlcnlly welcom- j Ing a Protectant movement In city ; made up HO per cent of Prntestnnt citizen. Why nil this wrtrdness attached In a parade in which the American flag was the mofconsplt uu feature f Protection f.lven Ah. he khvs, "the city held its head." Vhat does he mean by the "city holding its head?" What he desired to say and what he might have sp.id truthfully was that the Roman Catholic studi t ts knew better than to attack this Protestant assemblage as they did oil May 17. The mayor of South Ilrnd on November H pledged protection to the Protestants In meeting assembled, nnd he provided poller lirotectlon, nnd the rough-neck students knew it. Thnt Is why the Roman ( uthnllc part of N-iuth llend "held lis head." and the editor of the South Head News-Times knew thnt was the rriiMin.
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It Is true Mr. Walsh was i (--elected, in his campaign lie tried to make
the Klan the chief- Isue. He played upon every prciudiee religious, political, personal lie could conjure to confuse and divide the electorate. He was backed bv everv Roman Catholic prelate, every Roman Catholic politician, everv Roman Catholic controlled publication, not only in his own
Mate but in the entire country. He had had years .in which to distribute patronage- where it would do him. as r.u of f h e-hldcr, the most good. He trumpeted bis carefully built-up reputation as an "investigator'' of gigantic frant's. And :nt, bat not lenxt. he misrepresented his opponent as being an npoMt'e of onrrowness. he-trctl nnd bigotry. Whr-t MrVWa'sh overlooks is the fact that i ho hr-d not had the support of the Ij Koll-t t e-Vheeler e!--ment. be would, desnite all the desperat" and questionable efforts of th Roman Catholic hierarchy and other enemies of the Klan. have gone down lo iiinohlo defeat. And so flush wilh victory. Mr Walsh, heretofore apparently calm and rattier conservative, givei lit-: ha'red of T'lansmen and th? ICInn for is it Protectants ai their ins-l it u J ions ?1 free rein. In reoiy we rode him to scan carefully the list of state olf leers-elect and tell ! if be flmls one nrrent'nf the tlomnu i'ntholie hl-rnrchy there? And after so doing, if Mr. Walsh and his fel'ov.--hn ers Klansmen. tee Klan. Protestants and their Institutions still 1.41Ipp the results of the recent election in Montana constitute a "rebuke" to
th ne K,nn- we invite them to re.'ntce anil i"kf morrv nml think not of the
IllUrnilV jest Sprriri-S 1 Ul- BUtUtl- -re9 ,i yi . i. ,mv oiunr , l.ril hhmii;.
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(Continued from. Page 1) tinkering with this government any more than we could let some fellow tinker with a watch who did not know what was inside a watch. "We need a supreme court to save us in the hour of congressional hys
teria." Dr. Evans said; "for it acts as a balance wheel. "There was more in this political campaign than ever before, for Klansmen defeated the forces of radicalism and. Bolshevism and tied you back to the Constitution,
"And we arc going to keep on
preaching real, genuine Americanism throughout this country until the people of Wisconsin come back to their own and realize their responsibility in the matter. "I had no Idea that so many people in America were thinking nlotig the same lines an Klansmeu until a few days ago when results spoke for themselves. "The Klan itself is not a tnan-Ied.
man-made, man-controlled, or manimported piece of machinery. It's Just a loyal American organisation, to he-la
make America safe for Americana to
live in. It's here to combat foreign propaganda, to urge an Improvement
of onr educational system as to
equip our children to fight life's bat
tles: ifa .aere to help give an me people a square deal; it's here to sec that all the people have the right of
peaceable assembly and to worship God aa they please, to teach people : that God rales the universe and to j help human beings to live better lives. , In his closing remarks Dr. Evans exhorted his audience to live clean lives, to get down on knees and offer ! up prayer to God for help and i
strength to do right. Ho told tho men to have first regard for the home and the family, love ofGod and country and they would ' get along all right. Attends Three Meetings ' Dr. Evans and his Klan officials attended three meetings in Denver Tuesday night. After a dinner at the Denver Athletic Club, given by Dr. Locke, Grand Dragon of Colorado, Dr. Evans addressed a large meeting of Denver women in their hall; then he drove to Englevvood, several milos south, and spoke at a meeting of men. The. hall was jammed and packed. ' The big meeting of the night came third at the cotton mill where 5,000 candidates presented themselves for
initiation. At that meeting an imperial band of Denver consisting of 205 pieces provided music. This band has been recently made the Imperial Klan band of the United States. It was formerly Denver Klan band No.
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sang, and a large drum corps also assisted in the entertainment. George K. Butcher, chief of staff and Great Titan of Texas, made a short speech bringing the greetings of Texas to Colorado Klansmen. Charles H. McBrayer, Grand Dragon of Kansas, told ths audience how the Klansmen of his state recently burled one William Allen White, independent candidate for governor. Gen. N. B. Forrest, Grand Dragon of Georgia, brought greetings to Col
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him some first-hand Information j whether their defeat along vtlth Michael Hnnley on the St. Joseph coonty ticket was an accident. After tellirig of thf "v-ird . n'.husiasin on the sidelines." 1;- say:-: "This community refused to lif-ofie excited or Interested." The proofreader or f-omeone responsible In tli" NewsTimes ofhV" should have caught this discrepant v in a fhort editorial. He il verses hir.irelf, hut that is to be exported when one Is writing on a subject that he is not familiar with. He says. "They." evidently refering to the Roman C-.ithol:c Notre Dame students, "knew that intolerance, bigotry nnd h;i1e defeats ilslf in the end." Truly, the Notre Dame Unman Catholic students found this t .j be ; l uc. Tiie Heal Condition Again he refers evidently to the Roman Cothollc students of N'otre Panic when he says: "Th" people of this city are to be congratulated on
their
their
"It ri-fiipi-d to add to th" .offer.) of the cyclop-os and the dragons by any overt act " Si. me more of that Inli-
nnniiolis Times campaign stuff. Mow t their sense In the inline of all that Is good could recognition violei.c- have added to the eol'fers of - conception
a Cyclops -ir a dragon? Of all the' failed to priiuce
childish arguments this certainly i for in this i itv." Mr refers In thin should win the prize. Innuendo, an i paragraph evidently the Hot enjittempt :it auto-suggestion, a silly i alneen-d hy priests of Noire name n aslnin.- i xpi-ession bimply .'bowing May 17 nnd enacted hy students of that the man who wrote the sentence i Xolre Dame. The self-restraint pracknows absolutely nothing about the; ticed November S, one very plainly movement be Is attemrdlng to belittle, j can see, was hecaiise these rowdies H is tho cheap n t il IT that the Indian- ! .knew that the police would no again npolis Times attempted to put over, i stand for the -tvaring up of AmeriThe editor of the South llend Sew-! can nags, the nssualt of Protestant Times should lake a look at the' men. women and children, anil the wreck of the Indianapolis Times.; wrecking of a hnllding simply be.
Koine 4nr "outh llend will awaken to! cause It happened t house the offices
CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. 17. The in-! clination of thos who are fighting tho Klan to distort the facts, whenever it is possible to condemn Die organization by this method, was demonstrated in the recent convention of I the Disciples of Christ in Cleveland, i The loca' press is not friendly to the I Klan ar.d setxed upon every opport tnnity to bring it into disrepute or i disfavor. One of the principal speakers was Sherwood Kddy. a sociologist andj economist of in'ernational reputation. The Cleveland Times In reporting his j r.peech used the following language: "Disapproves Klan. Dr. Eddy said the only solution to the problem is tin- adoption of a Christian program He scored the Ku Klux Klan and organizations which tend to. promote
: race and class differences. ' ! As a matter of fact and as will lie testified to by the thousands who i heard him. Dr. Eddy did not use the name of the Klan In his address. He
did in v.
bigot ry
igli against Klansmen
intolerance and will agree with
of self-restraint .f i pul pn ti il i I i oil '
f lav." and order which i 1 !r- Mu' ,Ull, u"'r'! must be no
the results sought 'Kiry or intolerance. j no bigotry
or oiner organizations is one or tne things which tho Klan condemns nitist vigorously.
this situation, to the nnfalrness of the
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county have awakened to the tnenaci
of the Unman corporation's attempt
to rule not only ht. Joseph county,
those who planned- and devised this j man Catholic citizenship of
Ill-advised demonstration. They came exptctinR trouble and found none." Tlii-t editor Ht ts himself up not only as n r-i-fsor of what his community should do. hut In advance ho asserts that lie knows what they arc thinking of. Quite a remarkable editor, lie is wustinK his time and energy In South B.-nd. He should by all means be si-rvins; a largrer clientele. Let Ills Friends Ra?lala "Carloads of citizens from other tales cani to parade their arroKanco of political victory. That was ill-advised for those who have been victorious largely through accident," be ays. Does be think that the defeat f seven Roman Catholics on a ticket
South : lett, well-known writer and lecturer, I
Bend must certainly "recognize the explained the fundamentals of Klap- I
pt-al corrditions." They certainly know ; kraft as related to Christianity and now and tnsw on November X that j the advancement of human kind.
the Protestant citizens of St. Joseph j Kxpiainiris that the Invisibility of I
but the nation. And these aprents of Lot Corf, and to which the Klan is
the popo Purely know that that at
tempt was defeated in the cr-ctiou November 4.
RF.PF.AI, MA8K LAW HAZARD, Ky , Nov. 17. A vote to repeal the ordinance prohibiting; masked parades. In this city was won by a majority of 4 to 1. but It can not be erased from the books until the mayor gives his approval.
the Klitn was no liiore invisible than the spirit of the living Christ, which
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Papal dogma: "Nationality must be made subordinate to religion, and we must learn that we are (Roman) Catholics first, and citizens next. God (meaning the pope) Is above man. and the church (meaning the papal svsteni) is above the stale. At prent we linVe r otliirrg to -hpc for from the state." (Uiahop QilmOre, U. C.)
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