The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-02-10
.Rothschilds King.


The London correspondent of the New
York Times says of affairs in Europe: "The
financial aspect OF this great armed truce in
Europe is indeed overshadowing all other
phases. Practically every continental State
is kicking its heels in the ante-room of the
hallway of the Rothschilds, or, having been
warned away is patrolliug the streets outside.
Ii seems there is money enough. Even
Russia could borrow, believe, if willing to
pay FIVE per cent. But she clings doggedly
TO notions Of lower rate, and in other
countries where the budgets are angrily
audited by parliments there is blank dismay
at the mounting totals of interest charges. 1t
is these hopeless crushing figures which are
making the social students of all Europe
much more than theorists of human brother
hood and universal peace"
European countries which depend on large
armies to defend their crowns and orders, are
constantly borrowing from these gold
bankers, the Rothschild family, and enforc-
ing tax laws on the people to gather Of their
substance to pay the interest to these money
kings and feed their idle armies. There
must come. and the time is not long
either, an end to this double drain on the
wealth producers. This system, or two
systems, is taking so much from the workers,
that scarcely enough is left for their bare
subsistence.
The men whom we have placed in posi-
ton as law makers and executors have been
copying this European method and adapt
ing it to our republican institutions. They
have loaded as many bonds on the people TO
paw interest on as possible, and are striving
with all their might to load on more. They
are also attempting 10 create standing
army in clandestne way, by encouraging
the arming and drilling of a body of soldiers
in every State called National Guards The
State is to furnish part of the expense and
the National government part. These
National guards are TO be governed, drilled
and equipped by direction of The command
ing general of the United States army and
the Secretary of War; A large heavy battle
ship navy is ADVOCATED by the same party
of statesmen. The money is to be cut down
to gold only, all Of which the Roschilds
OVID, and can command at any time by
demanding payment of interest and prin-
ciple on their gold bonded debts of all
nations, the same as our national debt; and
other gold bonds on our railroads and the
railroads of ether countries and more gold
bonds founded on the franchises which our
government has taken from the people
without their consent and bestowed upon
the parties who work for the Rothschilds
which constitute natural monopolies,
through which a steady stream of interest
is drawn from the people, on the one hand
by government taxation: on the other by
freights and fares. Our Statesmen" who
have brought this term to derison, have
been copying the European methods for 30
years, methods devised by the Jews and
brought to present perfection within the
present century, on which has been founded
a complete financial empire with the Roths-
shiid family claiming 10 be the royal ruling
descendants of the house and line of David
They can well afford TO mock mankind and
rehearse the Corsai's boast:
"o'er the glad waters of the dark blue sea,
Our thoughts as boundless and souls as
free.
Far as the breeze can bear the pillows foam,
Survey our empire and behold our home,
These our realms, limit to our sway,
Our flag the sceptre all who meet obey
Gold is the sceptre of the kings of this
modern financial empire.
Are we, too, TO obey this sceptre of the
cunning creature crouching like spider in
Sthe Bank of England, and ruling an empire
far greater in extent than that of Alexander
and Caesar combined, by methods which
challenge the black art for ingenuity, sham
and fraud? We whose ancestors rose up
in their poverty but In their rugged strength
and denied the authority, and deGed The
armies Of KING George and his statesmen,
who proclaimed them traitors as we'll as
fools, and deserved to be hung and shot for
declaring the rights Of The plain people
paramount to all other rights are we party
ing over the question whether king Roths-
child and his golden sceptre is not divine
right superior 10 the rights of the plain
citizen, who should starve rather than ques-
tio1 thiS right of the princes of gold To
the shame ofthis PEG pie the two cid political
parties have sworn allegiance TO these
princes Of the gold empire
The Senate's Silver Vote.
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