The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

the free States. Will the free States be
ready to receive them? What will the free
States do with them Or what will those
three millions do that are accustomed TO-
work only when under the lash of the
overseer
These are questions that will naturally
arise in the mind of the most casual observ
er. Let Us attempt q solution.
By the time this war is ended, all the
surplus money will have been expended by
the Government. Workshops, factories.
and all branches of business in the
North as well as at the South, will
be idle for want of the necessary means
to keep them in operation; thousands of
mechanics and laborers will not get work
enough to keep themselves and families
from starving, even if there should be no
exodus of blacks from the South. The
poor whites, as well as the blacks. will re-
sort to theft, rather than starve. The
blacks will justify themselves by saying
that they had to steal or starve; the whites
may say that they cannot get employment,
on account of the blacks working for low
wages. Then our war will take q change
stead of being a war to suppress rebellion,
it will now be a war of determination of
races, at least so far as the blacks are con-
cerned at the North. But it may be said
that Government will soon check this rebel
lion. In reply, answer that the Govern
ment will have its hands full elsewhere.
Let us now return to Washington and
the army. Whether or not our Govern
ment has given any assurance to the British
Government that our blockade shall or will
be raised the coming fall, it is likely to be
raised by England or France, or by both.
ANY or every person at all acquainted with
the history of England and France, must
know that stopping their factories in the
manufacturing of cotton goods is equivalent
to war among themselves. Consequently.
the raising of our blockade by one or the
other, or by both, is inevitable. Should
this be the case, our Government must quiz
ely pocket the insult, or go to war with
them. The latter think she cannot do,
as she will in that case have to fight the So
called Southern Confederacy with open
ports, until she has conquered submission.
In the meantime, will not our Government,
our Congress and our people have worked
themselves into war fever against Eng
land or France, or both, as the case NAV he?
And at the same time, our Government
may have formed an alliance with RuSSid
Should the latter prove true, We may rea-
sonably expect a war with foreign power,
and Russia TO back US. Then look for a
general war. Where will be Kossuth
What will Garibaldi be doing? What will
Austria, Spain, ETC., etc., be doing? It is
evident to my mind that in a few years We
shall have a war more terrible than any ever
known in the history of the world. We
can now safely return to the Jews and the
Rothschilds.
Under the circumstances related above,
it is fair to presume that the Jews will have
but little peace, and less encouragement to
remain in those governments involved in
the war; and il is probable, if not possible,
that they will seek a government of their
own. In this connection, will quote an
article from the Sunday Dispatch, a news
paper published in Philadelphia, Pa, as long
ago as l848:
"THE INGArHERING OF THE JEws.-The
Jewish race, kept distinct from all others,
and retaining peculiar characteristics for so
many centuries, it seems is about to make q
movement toward the repossession of the
Promised Land and the Holy City.
''The Rothschilds, the richest family in
the world, and the acknowledged financial
head of all the tribes of Israel, have bought
have the refusal of it, at price within their
means. and can close the bargain whenever
they choose to do so. They are not want
ing in power to sustain themselves in this
position. They have sufficient diplomatic
influence in every court in Europe, and
nothing is wanting but the complete re-
moval of the Jews'~ disabilities in Eng
land, to give them all the influence that
] of
present Pope are favorable to the great
movement, which cannot be far distant.
1.-THE land of Israel-which, under this
dynasty, would extend from the Nile to the
Euphrates-would be in the new track oil
the commerce of the Eastern World The
caravans which transported goods from
the Mediterranean to the Persian Gulf, OF
directly into the heart of Asia, were super
Cape of Good Hope; but steamboats, and
railroads will soon bring the commerce oil
Europe and Asia back to its old channels,
and the Jews. occupying the central posi-
ton of Palestine, will make that country
the great mart of trade and finance for the
whole Eastern World. The East and Wesl
will both contribute to the riches Of the
Jewish nation-merchants will flock there
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steamers on the Mediterranean, the Red
Sea, and Indian Ocean, with railroads con-
Meeting Egypt, Persia, Hindostan and China
with the city of Jerusalem, can scarcely fail
to restore it to all the magni6eence and
splendor which it enjoyed in the days Of
Solomon.
''These views, as any one may see, are
by no means chimerical. The facts on
which they are based are sufficiently noto-
rious, and there is nothing either impossible
or improbable in these predictions. These
are views and expectations expressed by
some of the most intelligent Jews in this
city. and we see no reason for their conceal
ment"
The prosperity of the Rothschilds in their
present employment of their immense
wealth. depends upon the stability of the
thrones of Europe. A short time before
the downfall of Louis Philippe. the house
of Rothschilds loaned the King of the French