The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-05
THE FRENCH JEWS.
What the Leader Of the Anti
Semitic Agitation
IN THE REPUBLIC OF FRANCE
Says About Them-He Alleges a Corrupt Use
OF Money-He Merely Repeats Old
Medieval SANDERS.

Especial TO THE HERALD Examiner Dispatch.1
PARIS, Feb. A. by cable to the Now
York Herald. The Marquis de Mores is
one OF the recognized leaders of the anti
Semitic party 10 France, which is actively
working against the Jews The MARQUIS.
being interviewed by the Herald CORES
pondent, said
Foolish rumors are being circulated to the
enect that we are attempting to drive the Jews
from France ThlS Is the most utter kind of
nonsense. We have no objection to Jews be-
cause they are Jews; in fact, we regard them as
useful and necessary members of society," so
long as they remain in their proper place, but
we OBJECT most decidedly to their monOpoliZin0
the entire country. We object to the state Of
things which permits sect only few thous-
ana strong 10 govern nation which numbers
m iii we are not stirring up an agitation
with view of deprivng the Jews of any of their
rights, but of securing the French people the
rights which the Jews have succeeded in swind-
ing from them. When say that this nation is
governed by Jews, speak adviSedly. II is true
we are living under regime which we call
republican but unfortunately we are a republic
IN name only. In all its machinery of admins
tratiln to-day it has retained the policy of cette
tradition and red tapeism lust as il existed
when we were ruled by emperors and kings
The only difference is that the country has lost
all tne advanta eS OF stability and responsibility
which she used to enjoy, and has in exchange
gained none of the benefits of q real enlightened
democratic republic
The Jews, who are not all theorists, but
ShreWd, farSeelng SchemerS, have by getting
hold of all the centralized powers been able to
weld an influence in the management of national
affairs nevertheless absolute for being exercised
in secret. Theoretically the French Deople are
serving themselves. Practically they are gov
erned by certain number of clerks and under
secretaries In the bureaus of the Paris minister's
These men are paid only few hundred francs
per month and can consequently be tempted by
a few hundred francs over and above their mea-
gre salaries. These young gentlemen or old
gentlemen. as the case may be. hardly able 10
live on their official salaries, manage to supple
ment the<salaries paid them by the Jews 1t
is needless to and that the Jews do not paw these
salaries for nothing. Not only is bribery carried
on throughout the various executive departments
OF the state, Dut Is far from uncommon in the
chamber itself
No great abuse can be done away with. al
though the people are growing under number
less abuses, for it must be borne in mind that
wherever there is q popular abuse, there is
money to be wrung from the people. Hence the
Jews believe in popular abuses and fight against
reform, and such is the insdOuS influence of
the Rotschilds and their followers and such the
perfection of this organization throughout, that
the real voice of the people is not heard even at
the general elections. The pressure of the i'm
menSe sums OF money used, as the Jews know
how to use it, is simply incalculable.
There is not the slightest doubt that but for
this hostile influence of last September the dis
satisfied elements led by Boulanger would have
swept the country at the elections 1t would be
hard to say how many millions of francs have
been furnished NJ ConStyanS, minister of the in
terror, from Jewish Golfers; and not only have
the Jews been able to prevent all legislation
tending toward reform or toward lettering the
peoples lot, but they have paralyzed the in
dustrial activity Of the country by long series
| OF financial swindles, which in the end always
result IN taking the peoples savings in exchange
| for more or less yalueleSS bonds and shares
They control the Bank OF France, all our great
institutions of credit, and they can at will refuse
! to grant a needed loan. The Jews after
| taking the past in the shape of savings and the
| future in the shape of loans in their Unsuitable
greed, have laid their hand on the present. They
have now touched the daily life of the people
and this will bring crises.
| Speaking of the meat question in Paris Ger
man dressed mutton, under the cover of existing
treaties ana tariffs, is flooding Paris, and all the
men who used to live from the slaughter houses
and tanneries are idle, and angry, and under ex-
listing circumstances nothing can be done for
| them From that very savage quarter. when
hungry will start the bolt that these people have
a right to live and will not allow men rolling IN
easy gotten millions to regulate their appetites