Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
NOT AMERICA But PALESTINE.

Or AmoI,d. 10 which the author with
clear logic points to the former VI these
countries as the only one ia which the
Jews ough, 20 seek refuge against the ]
Increasing anii.semitism IN the world.
In tue article Il IL pointed out that |
the ancient auimusity agalnet the |
Jews lately has been revived but this |
Time Invested Of its religious gafb and |
clothed in a brand new coat Of patriot.
lem. 10 Is no longer cru
ssde against the Jows In
The namo Of God and because they |
cuclnei Jesus, but In the name Of
nationality. The fight is between
Aryanism And 5emlii.n. Not even
the waters Of baptism can any longer
wash away the odium OF Jewish birth.
The question 10 now only between per.
secu,ion or emigration, anu the Jews
anxiously ash, Whore shall We go?
THIS question must be answered with
due regard to political aud religious as
well ~ to moral and social conditions.
The article then continues:
"rurning at first 10 the political aspect
Of the problem, what do the signs
Of lie rs shown by the an,l.semitio
movement teach W, 40 far? Tue
principle may DO Laid down
that oountry's anti.semitism Is IA
proportion to the number OF Jews In
the country. At the head Of all coun.
tries governed by auimosity TO the Jews
stands Russia. But In thlsempire they
In certain parts constitute from ~ to
10 per cont Of the total population.
Next Russia 10 Rumana, both In re-
gard to tho uniavorable popular feel
ing against the Jews and Ia numor-
ical strength In the community. Not
less than y Ter cent Of all Rumanian
citizens arc Jews. Aus,ria.Hungary
follows this country closely with 4
per cent Of jews, and Germany close,
the line with "a per cent ana core.
spending hnti-Semitism. As soou ne
this number Of Jowa in country
Increases through immigration, the
waves Of anti.semitism 1t once com.
mence to roll, ms IL evidenced
by tue bitter literature IN France, the
worhmen's meetings 10 protest against
this competition of jewish labJsru In
England, aud the anim0sity which In
the last ten years has been noted In
the Unitoi States. II Ia not our pur-
pose to endeav1r 10 account Ter the
cause Of this. We are Ia It and cannot
help that We are the most hated
nation. But We must try 10 DO the best
VIZ eau 10 avoid an increase Of the
Jewish population In Aryan countries.
We can particularly not too strongly
warn against too much immigration
iatO the United States OF North Amer.
lea. Already onc million Jews live
hero anu further immigration would
Ouly tend 10 make their position UNI
pleasant without helping the new
arrivals. a decade ago no trace Of
antl.Somitsm could be- found In the
United states, but II has come with
Navigating Russian Jews. Jewish
ludsrs arc mo- longer elected and the
| laws against paupsrs are especlally
formulated against the Jews. We are
no longer wslsoms IA that o,untry
and It would DO well for Us, It we would
/ heed Ia TINA tho gentle hint II
mirbt othprwise hannah that ub,
/ Eu,sian Hebrews. VINO escapei 10 tbs
United states rom IN, Rus,lan mob.
In their new home might encounter
the gs,s Of An American mob. The
treatment accorded the moor Cbip.,s
ln California proves sufficiently thai
the Yankee IL less considerats toward,
uninvitel guests than even the brutal
Muscoyites.
"What has been said about ali othe,
countrlee with Aryap pouulation ia ala,
true ofthe countries OF south America.
Brazil,La Plata and the Arrontine nro
AT present free from anti.ssmltism. hui
TO .uppose that this condition IA 10 b,
permaueut would be opuml.m. wbef
asulllsient number OF Jews arrive n
+, those cUuntris,. the hatred agnips
p them will follow with mathematloa
precision. Otherwise we must suppos,
that the sp,nlards and portuguese. ~ IA,