The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-17
THE hEssiAN PRESS.
How 1t Aids the Rothschilds - Snbju-
gate America.

| How 1t Aids the Rothschilds - Sabju-
gate America.
The bankers want money scarce
AID the importers want open gates
for foreign goods. And Gobbo Cleve-
land is their faithful servant.
! A quiet but bitter quarrel in the
Republican party has given them
their opportunity. The Democratic
party after denouncing Cleveland's
pet scheme of allowing Rothschilds
to dictate our financial policy, as q
crime, for twenty years, has laid down
in the dust and eaten dirt as basely
as ever was done on earth.
At the demand of Gobbo 1.-The Jews
man. every editor who wants little
Office or big one has shut up about
silver and looks to Lord Rothschild
| for his cue.
1t is the most shameful. contempti-
bic spectacle that the land of Wash
| ington has ever seen, writes George
Wilson in the Chicago Sentinel.
That there is paid corps Of ed
itors in this country, in the service
of the international Shylocks' ring I
have not the least doubt. The leader
of them, a race brother of the Roths-
childs was running a feeble paper in
St. Louis and had only succeeded in
| getting widow and orphans made
| by it, not fortune. He bloOmed out
all at once as the owner of a great
Democratic daily paper in New York.
Money does not grow on trees like
that and if the truth could be known
| have not the slightest doubt that
the money of the Jew bankers of
Europe would be found to have built
up the paper in question. [ do not
doubt that the paper called s.Puck''
is kept up by the money of bankers
in Germany. In order to keep down
suspicion that paper has great many
witticisms and caricatures directed
against the Jews.
How Rothschilds must laugh as he
thinks of the sweating. toiling mill
ions in America who buy that paper
and do not see through this
~
cred another of the hireling Hessian
editors. One Carl Daenzer was an
editor of German paper there for
some years before he got naturalized.
He lately spread some of his wisdom
to the benighted Americans on the
meaning of their constitution in the
matter of constitutional money. The
! cic<o f L ~
says is constitutional money, is such.
Ii greenback congress could be
elected the brilliant enlightener of
the American people would suddenly
change his mind and vouchsafe us an
other opinion on what our fathers
mean by constitutional coinage. In
the Kansas City Times the man who
only allows us to eat such meat as he
has no other use for, sheds financial
wisdom on us through the cashier of
his bank. We may be sure that he
will always favor such financial poll
cies as will keep down the market
price of hogs when he buys them and
increase the dividends on his bank
stock.
With the exception of one county
election and one governor scratched,
had never voted any but the Demo
cratic ticket until the last election,
and the fear of negro domination over
my kin in the South sorely tempted
me to vste it again. l thought there
might be as many as 10000 votes for
the Peoples party in this state.
There were double as many and but
Tor Harrison's determined hatred of
the South there would have been fifty
per cent more.
The people of the United States
now are in a very similar position to
that of Washington in the winter OF
} Valley Forge. The whole American
army. virtually, consisted of the
$500 men with Washington.
II It was the dark hour before dawn.
He lead them out, crossed the Della
ware. struck the Hessians and this
: republic became possibility.
) The dominant party demonetized
) silver: the Democrats denounced the
, crime for twenty years-and then en-
dorsed it by electing the greatest
, enemy of the money of the constitu-
ton, a man who has perjured him.
: self in swearing to support the con
: stitution, and deliberately disobeyine
: it, at the dictation Of Semitic mem
: Der of the Sodomitic English arts
tocracy.
have never found Jew who die
no. follow Lord Rothschild, anc
, whether a citizen of America or not
, whether sworn to obey our constitu
: ton or not, he wants the money O
: the constitution overthrow.
l For long time thought that s
, new era in the history of the Jews
D had come. We had t-eated them ex
actly like other people; made then
citizens, let them share in the right:
4 that we have won by hard fighting
t although there is not one per mile o
: fighting material among them and We
n must always do their share of fight
: ing for them. The unanimity will
}; which they obey Rothschild show
h that blood is still thicker thai
$ water and for the advantage of tn,
s leader of their race they will eve1
d give up their own.
r Who can blame them for helping
e their leader to plumber the Gentle
), world? For 1000 years the Aryan
l have stamped them under foot. The,
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