Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-13
ORGANIZATION AND DIsINTE-
GRAFTON.

HRAlfON.
THE people OF this generation are
favored Tor otherwise) with the pri-
vilege Of living in times that have
no parallel in human history. They
exist in an epoch that can only be
described by a Iaradoxical expires
sion-a time OF organization and dis
Indignation.
This may seem TO be n contTadic-
tory term, as organization usually
signifies concentration OF interests
and forces, while disintegration
means breaking up, dividing or dis
solving. In these days social and polit-
ical organisms are formed to obtain
power and TO get gain When the
objects seem 10 be achieved the asso-
Citations split and It's fragments reor-
ganiEe In order 10 make war upon
each other for possession Of the
spells. This is where organization
disorganizes In fact some extern
sive contacts are entered into for
the purpose Of creating disintegra-
ton, such for instance is the pun
pose Of the Nihilists and the yUtHfies
Of extreme socialism.
When one contemplates the state
Of the world frnm this standpoint,
he is filed with wonder, and with
no small degree Of sadness, IS II
takes no great amount Of foresie ht. 70
anticipate the natural result OF the
tendency Of the times-riot, confI-
sion, blooishei and strife such as
the earth never has before witnessed.
There il scarcely a subject now
into which the combination
spirit does not enter, or that does
not have the disintegrating result =
its philosophical outcome. The only
comfort one can draw from the A.
pect Of aGairs Is that out q the
future chaos will come 4 more PEI
feet organization, permanent peace
and prosperity than have ever yet
blessed the world.
In the midst Of the proposed COM
binations j. one that is novel from
every aspect. II Is inspired by the
latest movement in Russia against
the Jewish residents Of that country
which practically threatens them
because Of the ian under which il
il proposed 10 place them. Now
comes n proposal for n combination
Of the Hebrews throughout the al
ance Of the world in their strong
financial capacity to boycott the
doiinion Of the Car uniyss more
humane treatment be accorded ;heir
brethren.
This Is indeed a unique proposi-
ton. but should it he Put in opera
ton its resul; would doubtless bc
the opposite to the one desired In
making it. Such I boycott would
cause distress in portions Of Russia,
whose industries would lie crippled
by the Inauguration Of the adverse
movement on the part o! the
Jews throughout the earth. What
ever OF disaster was thus prcoipitated
would arouse popular rage and
bring. about a popular assault
against the Hebrews in tina. COIN
try that would cause their brethren
to wish they had never taken the
step 10 exasperate the Sclavic
people OF the Gar agaius; the
remnants Of the ancient People Of .
God.
There is hardly any evil that is I.
wholly unmiNed with good. Who I
is able to say that the iEimitlI atti- I
tude Of the Gar and his Sglavic Z
subjects toward the Jews will not bc I
a factor in Fastening the time when /
the latter will lie glad 10 return to /
the land OF their fathers, begiu TO /
establish themselves rs an in I
dividualized nationality aud T.
build Jerusalem on its former I
site: The time is at hand when that I
marvellous work must begin on an Z
extensive scale, and the signs seem |
to be distinctly pointing in tina; /
direction.
One feature Of the proposed I
Hebrew boycott Of Russia l. some 1
what suggestive. II shows that even /
in their scattered condition the Jews 1
are a power in the world. This i /
necessarily the case, because they /
have 4 strong pull on the purse |
strings Of the earth. IS gold Is the I
god Of the world, the world j. /
necessarily Influenced 10y those who !
possess 70 n remarkable extent the I
deity at whose shrine they worship. I
The very proposition % assume the /
attitude referred 70 in regard 10 I
Russia i an evidence Of the rover |
within the grasp Of the Jews IA a .