The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
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Foreign Note.-Ircland-Ihe jews Doodle
Senators-Ihe startling Disclosures OF
the yoice-And other Items

Foreign Notes-Ircland-Jhe jews Doodle
senstors-The startling Disclosures of
the yoice-And other Items
FoREI0N NoTEs--A dispatch from
Paris SAYS The Jews have formulated
new idea. which j. TO assimilate their
faith with Christianity. An interview
wiki Baron hirsch, the exponent of the
idea, is as follows.
MY idea is this, replied Baron llirsch.
II am a bitter enemy of fanatacism, big
Otry and exclusive theology The Jewish
question can only be solved by the dis
appearance of the Jewish race, which
will inevitably be accomplished by the
amalgamatiOn of Christians and Jews.
The funds have placed ~ the disposal
OF Russia are not for educational pur-
poses of Jewish children alone bat
christian children as we'll"
There are four and a-half millions
Jewish children In Russia. who are IN
most destitute condition. They do not
even know the Russian language. and
speak sort Of Hebraic iargon of their
own. They are frighiluly handicapped
M all that concerns earning their bread
and making their way in life There isa
complete Chinese wall around them,
isolatng them from the rest of humanity.
Ny idea was 10 knock out The corner
stone Of this wall by establishing schools
in Russia on the condition that they
should be open TO Jews and Christians
on terms Of perfect equality
PARIS, January IN Leroyer, in as
suming The Presidency of the senate to-
day said that his almost unanimous cleo
ton to the Office proved the Senate's de-
sire 10 maintain liberty and order and 90
support the President, which was more
then ever imperative
CALCUTTA, January l2-The negotia-
tons between the Chinese and Indian
governments regarding sikkim have
been brought 20 q siandstill by the re-
lusal of the Ihibetans 10 further discuss
the matter unless their sovereignty over
5ikkim is admitted
PARIS January ia semi-oiHcial
note was issued to-day denying the truth
fuiness of the Vienna Iag5lufs account
Of the interview between Count Mena-
bres, the Italian Ambassador and Vi
Goblet Minister for Foreign Affairs. ia
relation 10 Tunisian affairs
The note states that the subject of an
Italian blockade of Iunis was not men
TONED at the interview
Ignatius Donnelly remarks Nin-
tenths of the graves of the world are
filed with uuadultera.ed fools
Well in that case there is one more
grave that is positively yawuing for the
king pin ia the class named -Aee IorA
Herald
BoULANGER ANp THE REPORTER
Are Won not afraid of their adopting
violent measures with you
The General drew himself mp proudly
and replied. with flashing eyes. IN ring
ing tones Let them dare 20 touch
hair of my head and they win see there I
suit Of such temerity i'm the suiIrages of
100000 Frenchmcn. who would rise up
and demand me theirrepresentativc.
"l defy She whole pack 20 do their
worst Mas noa par olemp!e as % lsefn- .
ont p1s'
What viii you do after your election .
in Paris
This is too far ahead 10 speak pre-
cisely Sufficient for the day is The evil F.
thereof But one thing IS certain Ay
election in Paris will sweep AN France .
like an electrict shock.-NoHs rerrol.s.'
DOODLE sEvAroRs-Tbe Republican
psrtys devotion 10 corporation interests .
has been shown more clearly than ever /
in the senatorial elections held in Colo T
RADIO and Michigan since the opening OF /
the new year.
In the frst-named State, J.. o. Wal .
colt, general solicitor OF the Denver and /
Rio Grande railroad, has been elected 90 .
the seat which Bowen will vacate on the /.
4th of March But he il not pinned .
down 10 this one corporation, for be is .
in the pay OF numerous other and smaller /
systems. rs well As of several corpora /
tons that arc not OF the railroad genius .
In Michigan the Republicans have /
sent 10 the upper Branch of Congress /
James Mcmillan the president Of a rail- I
road and the head of q corporation man +
goods that arc protected by +
our glorious A. per cent tarih.-Aaat- /
ellie american.
IRELAND.-We are pleased 20 hear OF /
the recent determination OF the Munich /
pal Council of the Irish National League /
and Of the much needed revival of inter
est In the work which 10 was established F.
10 promote. The chairmen OF the .
branches Of the league in this city hays
been directed 10 take immediate steps for
raising funds 10 defend Mr. ParneIl in
his struggle before the Parliamentary
Commission. Ii is full time, as we have
repeatedly said in the past fen weeks
that this business were attended 10 by .
friends of the Irish cause-Nsc lort
Sun.
THE jews An exchange has the fol.
lowing item which attracts attention
I'VE are not surprised at the indigna-
ton displayed by Nh Peixoito ia his let-
ter In Yesterdays Sun.
But there is 10 be no Jew batting in
New York. such as has been seen within
recent years i'm Germany and Russia. OF
such AS was practised i'm many countries
Of Europe in Olden times
IAN men of every race and creed In
the United States enjoy equality before
the law All are entitled 10 equal pro
lection under the Constitution, and will
receive IT, All are guaranteed certain
inalienable rights among which are lite
liberty and the pursuit OF happiness
STARTLING DISCLOSURES.
from the Voice.
One OF the saddest revelations OF
political scOundrelism ever made in this
country Is revealed in full on our first
page. We ask our readers of all parties
to read, without passion or prejudice
that record Read those confessions of
our dishonest employees who stole and
sold our mailing-lisi and othor property
10 the National Republican Committee
for so much cash and the promise OF
il after revealing 10 them
that the property was stolen.
We have often said. and we say it