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Iron Versus Gold: or. BayOnctS
Versus sIOney-Rags.

Iron Versus Gold; or. BayOncts
Versus s7Oney-Bags.
That is the true meaning of the
present movement in the Prussian
or German Parliament against the
Jews. Those who understand the
manipulations of the money
changers of Europe have long since
been aware that the monarchs and
statesmen of that continent are pup
pets in the hands of the Shylocks
who control two hundred billions
of dollars. Nor is their nefarious
sway bounded by the Atlantic, it is
heavily felt here in every Presiden-
tial election. Those who doubt the
effect that money has on that occa-
sion, will do we'll to remember the
sworn statement Of Thurlow Weed,
who asserted that Fremont would
have been elected in 1886 if $780,
600 more had been raised to carry
the State of Pennsylvania.
Every one is, or ought to be,
aware Of the subserviency of the
Republican party to the money
changers. Gen. Butler said well
that it could give the Democrat six
| out of ten in the Presidential game
and beat them. He was right. The
Secretaries of the United States
Treasury, from the time of Hugh
MeCulloch to John Sherman, have
sold the interests of our people to
European money changers. 1t is
questionable in the late election
whether auch men as Belmont,
Tilden, and English are sorry that
that the Democratic party has been
defeated. Events point the other
way. Every one knows that the
New York World, Belmont's or
gan, sold Horatio Seymour'sichance
of election in 1868, on the eve of
battle. Tilden was cheated out Of
his right by the action of the Dem
ocrats in Congress; and II e New
York Sun destroyed the hopes of
Hancock when he appeared likely
to win the victory. We do not say
that Manton Marble, and the Dem
ocrats in Congress who assisted in
robbing Tilden of the Presidency
by the Appointment of an unconsti-
tutional Commission, and Dana
were paid by the Shylocks for the
work they did on these occasions,
because the nancy changers, like
the mole, works under the ground,
and you can only track him 10y the
hills he throws up on his. course
These the Irish World exhibits, let
people draw what conclusions they
please.
But Europe has long been the
table on which the Rothchiles have
exhibited their greatest skill and
power. The Crimean war, and the
and the war between France and
Austria are distinctly traceable to
the operations of the Jewish money
kings of Europe. 1t was a we'll
known fact that Nicholas of Russia
was their foe and the prosecutor OF
the Jews in his dominions. The
Rothschilds have been the under
lying cause Of the cession of Rome
to the King of italy. We do not
say that it was the desire of the
Shylocks to proceed SO far, but they
were the direct causers of the
French and Austrian war which led
to that conclusion, and the present
action against the Jews in the Prus-
sian Re:chstag points. with unerr-
ing finger of destiny, that they will
soon be called to answer at the bar
of justice for the work they did on
that occasion.
For the wise can see that the
measures now being taken in Ger
many against the Jews are simply
the commencement of a great bat
tie in Europe between the soldier
and the money changer. That con
tinent is now an armed camp, and
the five millions of regulars it con-
tains have been needed by the
money kings to enable them to CO.
cree the people, and compel the lat
ter TO submit to their terrible op
pressions. But Bismarck, the man
of blood and iron, sees that there is
power in his hands that can com.
mand even money-holders, and be
will assuredly unscrupulously use it
1t mas been said that in this age bay
onets think, end woe be to the mon.
ey-changers when action follow
their thoughts. True, they have
been used to coerce the people
But suppose that now the soldiers
should undertake to overthrow the
oppressors, what can resist them
In that case Shylock will probably
fare like the Eastern magician who
had evoked a demon to bring water
and was so we'll obeyed by the
the spirit he had summoned that he
was drowned in consequence
Irish World
Prof. A D. Mayo says: "There
are two sorts of statesmen in al
lands. One sort is content tc
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