The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-10

that th1S great WUT IOOUtU 20 OfC, "A.
must not end till the accumulated.
organized tyranny of five centuries
shall be thoroughly broken and scat
tered. There are those in London
who hold millions of Turkish ''secu-
es'-that is mortgages on Chris
tian labor. given to the London Jews
for cash advances to the lazy. sensual
men who profess to be the "Ottoman
Government. and who borrowed
without authority all this money IN
the name of the toilers, and spent it
too! Now, the little Christian prov
ince of Herzegovenia, with not more
inhabitants in it than the county OF
Cork contains, first broke away over
wear ago from the ::Turkish empire.
and thus upheaving 100000 people was
instigated, directed and nursed to
gigantic dimensions by small COM
mittee. consisting only of four men,
who had much difficulty at first in
gathering small coin sufficient to pay
the rent of their committee room and
the cost OF printing their circulars
and addresses. These Jealous apOS-
ties of human freedom had faith
faith in God, faith in freedom. faith
in truth, faith in the rights OF our
common humanity; and they never
faltered or halted until they forced
their cause upon the consideration OF
! every government Of Europe, and
more especially upon the cabinet min
listers of England, whose days and
nights for an entire year have been
devoted to find-without finding-''a
peaceful solution of the Eastern ques-
ton Oh, for half-a-dozen such men
in Ireland The ''integrity OF the
Ottoman Empire has been the first
consideration of Disraeli and the Lon
don Jews, and with the Daily Tele.
graph the property of the London
Jews. Why! Because the aforesaid
Disraeli, the political head Of the
Hebrew interest in Europe, had IN
vested many thousands in Turkish
bonds; so had Lord Derby; so had the
Duke of Sutherland, the head OF the
Turkish Committee in London; and
thousand and one other noble Tories
who follow their leaders in ''invest
ments," religion and politics. Va
wards of two hundred millions ster
ling ia thousand millions of dollars
have been drawn as income iron
lands, houses and mines, and as profit
on manufactures and commerce tn
Tories of the British empire, and len
at per cent per annum to the need,
Tories of the Ottoman Empire.
And it came to pass that the littl
mountain war of independence, begun
in Herzegovina, away on the border
of the Adriatic Sea, had SO embal
assed in money matters the king Q
the Turks. that the money which ough
. to be sent to London to pay the inter
est of the mortgages to the Jews, ha
to be laid out in provisions, arm
equipments, and pay of extra soldier
, that were required to put down tn
insurrection, which, Dirby and Di
;. raeli wrote, ought to be speedily pu
+ down with the strong hand. Thus
:. came to pass, say, that the Turk, me
f paying his yearly coupons in Londor
! was declared insolvent in the none
, markets of Europe, and the Jews an
Tories held millions upon millions
9 the dishonored property! What w;
q to be done! Why. uphold 1.-THE inte
. rity of the British EMPIRE to b
i sure ;and accordingly conferences ar
+ protocols were instituted to make tt
:, English gulls believe that Salisbul
. and Derby would settle everythin
:, and the Turk would soon be all rigl
: again. His paper, was good, only
= few months behind" Won't "
y buy! No. Even the greatest of tt
. English gulls would not buy. And
!. the holders of Turkish bonds a
likely indeed to be permanent hOlde
for the rest of the dear days of the
lives! The English interests
=, stake in the present war are mere
. the interests of the English Tori
. which the common people understa
g pretty we'll. and refuse to agree to f
y 10 a shot or risk life to uphold
!. Turkish empire" another day. VIII
- you hear the London Tory press cou
y about protecting English interest
- in the East you may notice the she
Nv ing in the same day of the Ang
90 American press in New York, a
90 90 your intrepid journal will point {
20 the effects on English constitutions
~, N a cutting northeast wind which
!; now blowing with great force.