The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-23

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that thero have been no less than an
million dollars profit to the bankers Of Fr.nt.
fort on American securities since 1851
Tho great banking-houses hore mako listi,
show. The transactions OF tho Rothschilds
amount 70 millions day, and yet tho opera,
tions arc conducted as quietly as tho basinss,
Of small counting house. You can purchase
any stock here. Passing along the street
noticed bonds Of the State OF California-of
several American States of The United states.
bonds ia Dutch, Russian, Turkish, Arabic.
Spanish, italian, Frcnch-bonds Of all lands
OF States, cities, towns and companies. The
report Of the Frankfort exchange arc looked
at by European bankers with rs much interest
as that Of Eondon or Paris.
Erlangcr, the banker, who negotiated tho
robel cotton loan, and who feaced Enelish
sympathizors with tho South out Of fifteen
million dollars, has house here, He has Just
now taken hold OF the now Tunisian loan, bat
his management Of the rebel loan has brought
discredit upon his house.
Tho power Of the Red Shield was fblt bS
Prussia last summer. Tho Prussian Goyern,
ment demanded an indemnity OF Q great
amount twenty five million dollars, b.iiaye-
from the City Of Frankfort, Tho head or tho
house of tho Red Shield informed Count Bis.
mark that if tho attempt was mado to enforce
that levy he would break every bank in Ber.
lin that he had the power to do Il, Ind thai
no should exercise tho power. Prussia had
won victory at Konnigratz; sho could sweep
away all armed opposition; but hero, In the
Person Of one man, she had met an adversary
who had tho power to humble her, and she dea
clined the contest. much lower sa sum xai
agreed upon, which was paid by tho city.
fnz RorHscRILDs AsD THE rorE.
fof hhsSh esntarles Tho Jews hsXvc; Ss.a
cursed by tho Popo, and perseeutod by the
Roman Church. Thcrc Is no moro reye,tlnS
chapter Of horrors In history than that of the
treatment OF the Jews at the hands OF tho
Pontifs, In oil lands where the Roman tsii-
gion is dominant, the children Of israel bay.
been treated with barbaric rigor-ailowed few
privileges, denied all rights, looked upon ~
people accursed of God, and sot apart by d.
vine ordination to DO trampled 6poa by the
church. In Rome, At the present day, tho
Jews are confined to the Ghetto they arc not
aiiowed to set up a shop in any other part OF
tho city they cannot leave tho city without
a-permitj can engage Only In certain trades;
they arc compelled to pay enormous taxes into
the Papal treasury; they arc subject to .
stringent code Of laws established by the Pope
for their special Government; they arc impsb-
9ned and fined for the most trivial oionces.2
They cannot own any real estate in tho city
cannot build OF tear down or remodel any
dwelling or change their place Of business.
without Papal permission. They are In abjeet
slavery, with no right whatever, hone, EXCEPT
upon tho gracious condensation Of tho Pope.
In for 'r times thoy were numerically whipped
and compelled to listen once n week to tho
christian doctrine Of the priests. But time is
bringing changes. Tho Pope 4. in want Of
money; and the house Of the red shield has
money to lond on good security. Tho house
| is always ready to accommodate Governments.
Italy wants money, so she sells her fine sys-
tenn Of railroads to the Rothschilds. Tho
Popo wants money, and he sends his Nuncio
to the wealthy house OF tho despised race
offers them security on the property Of tho
Church; tho Compagne, and receives ton hill
lion dollars to main tain his army and Impefi-
al State. That was in 1865. A year passes,
and the Pontifical expenditures are Eve mil
lions moro thao the income, and the deficit 1.
made DIP By tho Rothschilds, who take 60
cOnd security IT 4 higher ratio of Interest,"
Another year hsa passed and thero Is u third
great annual vacuum in the Papal Treasury o.
six millions, which quito likely will be filed by
the same house. The firm can do it with o.
tiuch easo as your readers can pay their sob
scripition to the Weekly Journal. when will
tho Popo redeem his loan at tho rate he Is 70
ingl Nevor. Manifestly tho day is not fa
distant when these representatives Of the per
0 Secuted race will have oil tho svailabls proper
/, ty of tho church in their possession. sureii
. tinio works wondOrs.--Cor, Bosroa Josrna'.