The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-04-05
CELEBRATED JEWS m POWER.
JEWS IN RUSSIA, SPAIN, FRANCE, PRUSSIA
AND ENGLAND.

A correspondent writes to Liverpool
newspaper: In his first and cleverest novel
Sidonia unrolls before the astonished Con-
ingsby long scroll of the names Of cele-
| brated Jews who have ruled or influenced
the destinies of the world. The majority
of the learned German professors, he tells
the youth, are Jews. The first Jesuits
were Jews. The mysterious Russian di-
plomacy, which so alarms Western Europe,
was organized by Jews. ga few years
back, we (Sidonia s. Coz were applied to
by Russia. Now there has been no friend
ship between the Court of St. Petersburg
aud 1Hay family. = Our representa-
tions in favor of the Polish Jews, a numer-
GUS race, but the most suffering and de-
graded of all the tribes, have not been very
agreeable to the Czar. However, circum-
stances drew to an approximation between
the Romanoffs and the Sidonias. resolved
myself to go to st. Petersburg. had on
my arrival an interview with the Russian
Minister of Finance, Count Canerin. l
beheld the son of Lithuanian Jew. The
loan was connected with the affairs of
Spain. resolved on repairing to Spain
from Russia. I had an audience with the
Spanish Minister, Mendizebal. I beheld
enc like myself, the son of Nuovo Christ
iano, Jew of Aragon. In consequence of
what transpired, l went straight to Paris
to consult the President of the French
Council. l beheld the son of French
Jew, hero, an Imperial Marshal, and very
properly so. For who should be military
heroes if not those who worship the Lord
of Hosts?" "And is Sonlt Jew ?" ex.
claimed the wondering Coningsby. "Yes,
and others of the French Marshals, and the
most famous Massena for example-his
real name was Manasseh." Sidonia then |
had to go to Prussia, and when there, in
conference with certain nobilities, "Count |!
Arnim entered the Cabinet, Prussian |
Jew" "And so," says Sidonia, "you |
see, my dear Coningsby, that the world is
by very different personages to
what is imagined by those who are not be-
hind the. scenes" Is SIdonia still living |
If so, he may have to record as follows
g In 1877, had to go England to consult
with the Chancellor of the Exchequer about
A loan, which, as war with Russia seemed
imminent, might be required. The Prime
Minister, Lord Beaconsfeld, entered the
'oom, and beheld IAN Italian descendant
rom one Of those Hebrew families whom
he Inquisitlon forced to emigrate from
he Spanish Peninsula at the end of the
fifteenth century," (Disraeli's Life of his
father.) He is now the favorite Minister
If the Queen, and has in his train many Of
he most notable members of the proud
Of England" His object all
hrough his life has been to glorify himself.
4e is the most wonderful egotist the world
vSsssw. His adnlation, his adroit, deli
ate gatherings, his prompt compliance
nth the royal will, cannot but be pleasing
0 the Queen. And then note what posi-
ion he holds before wondering world.
las it not gone forth to the ends of the
arth that he, Benjamin Disraeli, of the
ouse of Israel, is the favorite Minister of
1e Queen of Great Britain and Empress of /
ndia, who has honored him as few Prime {
[inisters have been honored?