The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-13
The Arbitration Treaty.

to England, l do not expect anything
else from Mr.. NJ. than what he gives
us. But our business is to look out for
, the country of which we are born citI-
, zens, or have become i'll good faith
: adopted ones. The cream of the race
. that was in England has come to
3 America; the ssseconds' went to Aus
= t~ralia, and the dregs are left. That is
nearly the same thing that happened
with Asia, with Greece and with Rome.
? There were several races in England.
] Most of the best stock Is there no
, longer. The Cleveland street revela-
tions and the Oscar Wilde ''folly," as
) Mr.. Nj. is pleased to term it, are Il
little smoke where there is n great fire
smouldering that shows a racial differ
ence between most of those left over
there and those who came away. |
heard the Rev. Henry Clay Dean, once
chaplain to congress. tell Capt. Lesueur
here that ssJesus was born in a stable,
but that did not make him q horse"
And Oscar Wilde may have beer born
in Ireland, but that lid not make him
of the s'rale ould Irish'' stock. The
vices of the Irish, the real Irish, who
had the Irish language, and of the
French, Germans, Russians, Scandina-
VANS and Americans, are natural. An
ethnic or race difference is the reason
of it. The dregs left in England, the
South Italiotes and Greeks of this day
are mainly otherwise.
On the race question, a writer in the
New York Sun from Boston says.
.'Why can not the Anglomaniacs allow
the Anglo-Saxons to rest quietly in
their g~ravesP 1t is now more h a one
thousand years since the last Anglo
Saxon went the way of all flesh" And,
s.The population of England is so
mixed that it is hard to tell descent,
but the Anglo-Saxon strain would not
amount to ) per cent. In our country
the people of Celtic or Teutonic stock
are IN the majority. He addressed this
to 'spersons who are prating about a
union between the Anglo-Saxon coun-
tries"
AS to what Mr.. M. says of Russia
everybody who knows anything, knows
that Russia has long been trying to get
back the Greek church of Constantine
pie, now the mosque of Mohammedan
nation, and the fact of the contest be-
tween England to uphold Turkey, and
Russia to destroy Turkey, is one of the
best known facts of this or any other
age. Poland was a monarchical coun-
try, that has no claim on u sympa-
thies. Furthermore, Russia got a part
of Poland that was old Russian terri
tory, according to Rambaud, the
authority on the matter. As to the
'spoor, prosecuted Jews" of Poland
and Russia, Mr., M, would do we'll to
read Goodwin Smiths clear statement
of their case. He says that they were
given an asylum when no other country
in Europe would give it, and were
allowed to live in peace until the gov
eminent found out that they had delib-
erately divided the country up as their
own, beforehand, and then proceeded
to get 1t by lending to the emancipated
serfs and other stupid Russian peasants
money on such usurIous terms that 1t
was impossible for them to pay, and
that wos simply a confiscation of tie
lands. Then, on learning this, and
seeing that il was eat or be eaten, the
Russians made themselves felt with a
vengeance. Now follow some of the
Jews to America-the real victims, the
innocent ones, the farming Jews, who
suffered for the sins of their money
lending brethren. They came to North
Dakota and took up claims. There
were the rich silver mines of Montana
next to them. But their co-relig-
lonists-the Rothschilds-shpt up those
mines, and those poor Jews were
starving and freezing, trying to pay 8
per cent q month because money was
made so scarce by the bloodthirsty
Jews-the Rothschilds. Those unfor-
,,afa haua V,u cx-nnnothiac Unnl6
strip the Rothschilds of what they have
stolen, and give 70 those poor Jew
farmers, robbed by them in North
Dakota.
No wonder MIR. N. tries to defend
the R~othschilds by ridiculing those who
attack them. But for them, England,
that is now in the next rank to Spain,
would 60 down y great deal faster.
No doubt Mr.. NJ. thinks the German
Emperor has all the throne he needs
just now; but he will not consult Mr..
NJ. about that. The question has been
raised in England, and has made a stir.
England makes claims to being a
ssChristian" nation, but her Moham-
medan subjects outnumber the popula-
ton of ~England-and so the tail ways
the dog.
Now we come to the treaty itself.
On reading it, it strikes a person at
opce that it is a preparation for some
thing else. The something else Is kept
back in the dark. It could not come
from England without having pertidy
10 I'll it would not have been recon-
mended to American bankers by the
RotbschIlds unless there had been
fraud In 1t; it could not have come
from Grover Cleveland without being a
trick, t~raitorious and treasonable-a
betrayal of his W country. | am the
first writer who saw that the Roth
schilds and tbs national bank ring
were behind the demonstration of
silver, and the s'simlin heads" tried
rIdicule on me for "dragging in the
Rothschilds," Everybody sees it now.
And l have soep what this treaty is a
preparation for. 1t Is this: Shonld
the people of the United States be able
to restore constitutional coinage against
the efforts of their foreign and domes-
tic enemies, the billions of American
taInly go down in price to what they
would be had there been no demoneti-
cation. Then they will be thrown on
the market, anu Lutre Will Oc group
of ''pecuniary claims" as the treaty
says, of an amount of half the value of
these holdings, on which we will be
asked to arbitrate, with the King of
Sweden, now virtually an English vas
sal, to arbitrate. AS Cleveland and his
crowd are holders of some of the same
securities, they will put theirs in the
hands of the R~othschildS, rs their
agents. Then the American people
will see that it is either rpin or let
silver stay deponetiged (Which IS ruin,
too. but not quite as quick}.
There is another point. Illinois is
about to make Lord Scqlly sell his
estates IN that state, and Texas is
moving against the alien ownership of
these great tracts of land. If this
treaty be made, Illinois will find that
her right as @ sovereign 10 deal with
the matter has been turned over to IA
pack of hIrelings, from this country
and England and to the King of