The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-28

plunderers invariably received their due.
The finances of the government were well
| 1888 everything changed. From regularly
| constituted homogeneous society, France, |
as one writer has expressed it, broke up
INTO a heterogeneous mass OF atoms. With
/ the shatterng Of the old idols, with the re-
pudiation Of the old ideals, with the disap-
| pearance of the traditions, French society
| lost all cohesion; and when the Jew came
upon the scene, les mains hbres, enfran-
| chiSed. untrammeled by restrictive legisld-
/ tion-the Jew, with his marvellous cohesion,
! mis- thorough organization, his racial Soll-
| darity--the Jew, with his mind disciplined
| his wits sharpened by ages of battling
against mankind--the Jew, say, was bound
| TO become the master.
And he has become so with vengeance.
| Look at the situation at present. Does he
| not control everything in France? We
| French had few breathing spells from MS
exactions at various intervals earlier in the
! century. Things We're not quite so bad while
| some of the monarchs reigned over us, but
| since 1870 we nave been absolutely at the
| mercy of the Jews. The fall Of the empire
was the signal for immediate operations on
| their part They did not even have the de-
] cency to wait until peace had been con-
I Guided, but then and there, while France
was struggling in the throes OF a cruel war,
| through a law comforting the franchise, not
on the brave Arab population of Algeria
| that had sent its sons to defend this eoun-
try's soil side by side with its own children,
| but on the Algerian Jew-that v1lest of be-
| ings, usurer, middleman, parasite, the OBJ
| ject of undying contempt and loathing on
| the part of his Mohammedan neighbor and
| former master Naturally the consequences
/ of this monstrous act were easy to foresee.
| The Arabs resented the indignty of being
| Disseminated against in this fragrant man
| ner by rising in revolt, and the troops we
| might otherwise have used against the
| Prussian invader had to be employed in
| crushing the Algerian rebellion. Even An
| atole LeroyB eaulieu, Philo-Semite though
| he be, is forced to admit that CremreuXS
| act was that of Jew, not of a French
| French nation, worse treason than Drey-
| fuss crime. Do you wonder that we nave
| never had peace in Algeria since-especially
| when you know to what extent the Jew mas
| taken advantage of his political privileges
! to despoil and impoverish French colonist
The speaker having paused for breath, I
| yentured to suggest that a rigid and I'M
partial application Of existing laws against
| the other misdeeds laid to the door of Israel
might suffice to eliminate abuses and evils
Of which the anti-SemiteS complain.
mo, a thousand times no., returned M
Drumont with energy. The existing laws
| would never meet the requirements Of the
situation. What we demand is special leg
| islation, such as existed to some extent be-
fore 1889, that will make it impossihie for
| the Jew to despoil us further. The Jewish
money kings who rule this country must be
| rendered harmless, their shameful financial
maneuvers their monopoly of the country's
wealth must end the tentacles of the mon
| ster must be severed. If their immoral
| sources OF revenue are cut OFT the Jews Jews may
vice, and decide to return to Palestine en-
| masse."
|
| kind in the near future?
II certainly expect nothing from the pres
ent government. AS L said at first, there
seems no salvation for France excepting in
| an uprising of the people. Remember that
with all their acumen and Judgment in
| financial and business matters, with all
| their foresight in everything appertaining
| to the accumulation of wealth. the Jews
are singularly blind to the realities of their
| own social and political situation. They
! have ever been thus from the commence
ment of their HISTORIAN obstinate, stiff
necked people who would never yield unless
compelled to by the most bitter experience.
| Never was this mental blindness more ap-
parent than it is to-day. Hall the Jews
you meet will tell you even at this hour
that anti-Semitism is transitory mania
confined to a weak but loud -mouthed mi
nority. They have been beaten all along
the line in this Dreyfus case; their methods
and maneuvers to saddle the crime on an
innocent man have been exposed ana held
up to public reprobaton, and yet they are
working away as hard as ever to attain
their damnable purposes They are buying
up newspapers and disseminating lying
statements all over the country They are
hiring Anarchists to break up our meet
fngs and assault the participants. Nothing
seems to open their eyes to the danger
threatening their own race. 1t has grown
to be a veritable mania with them, this de-
termination to ride roughshod oyer the feel
community, justifying but once more the
ancient saying that whom the gods destroy
they first make mad
Prescription OR MASSACRE!
them to fight tooth and nail any attempt
to introduce the special legislation alluded
to just now, even though their only hope
of salvation lies therein. For, after all, it
is better to have ones wings clipped than
to be killed outright-which is the fate that
awaits large number OH the great day of
reckoning-la grande lessiye! For my own
part, as a. humanitarian, 1 would much
rather this day never came, and that in
stead our evils were abolished by an evO-
lutionary process. That is why am really
acting as a friend to the Jews when ] adj
vocate the introduction of laws placing
them on different footing from the rest of
us and withdrawing from them certain
rights of citizenship. They never should
Faye oeen admt1sd INTO the gfeat tr fnl
US as night is from day. Their ideals, their
methods of thought, their whole mental
have formed part of the body polite for
over hundred years, and yet they have
never understood us-they have never sue
ceeded in comprehending the national
genius of France, they have never desired
to become assimilated with us. On the con-
trary, they have done everything in their
power to lower our standards and degrade
our civilization. Our present condition of
biography, can be traced directly to Jewish
sources. Not content with robbing us of
our worldly goods tney nave attaGked the
our religion But the day of reckoning
will comet
energy and in a tone of unmistakable con-
viction.
ANGLO-SAXON A MATCH FOR JEW
But, NJ Drumont," / remarked, there
are Jews enough in England, and a million
of them in the United States, and yet in
neither country can it be said that anti
Semitism exists in the same way that it
does in France"
"Ah that is altogether different propo-
sition," answered the speaker, raising his
eyebrows and throwing his head back.
THAT is a different proposition But you
must not compare our people with the
Anglo-Saxon. The Englishman, for exam
pie, is fitted much better by nature to cope
with the Jew than the Frenchman He is
cod-blooded, prudent, long -sighted and a
born 'shopkeeper'-L use the word in the.
less offensive sense, of course. But what
renders him unassailable even more than
this are his admirable political institutions,
the slow and solid work of successive ages.
England has for centuries enjoyed de-
gree OF liberty unknown to us in France.
Her citizens are adults, politically speak
ing, while ours are the yeriest children.
4 That is why the English can hold their own
against the onset of the Jewish hordes,
while our people Succumb See how quickly
the people of the United States disposed OF
the Chinese question. 1t did not need
bloody revolution to settle that. The Jew
would fare the same way both in the
United States and in England if he proved
too dangerous. He knows it himself, and
/ Nv a