The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-02-23
ing the East? In 1893 the Indian minis


fires of fusion burn low and the S
ing the East? In 1893 the Indian minis
were open by English law to the unlim-
Yted coinage of silver-fifteen ounces Oh
silver being equal in value to one ounce
of gold. Silver had long been the money
II India, and for generations the peoplA
had boarded their meager savings no\
ready for coinage at the minis in any
pinch Of hard times" In that memOra-
BILE year of 1898, the Rothschild bank
and the gold power of England, partly
to aid their co-workers in the United
States to strike down our silver law
of 1890, procured British legislation to
lessen the demand for silver and lower
the price, by closing the Indian minis.
The immediate result of that conspir-
acy by the anarchists Of wealth against
the masses of mankind was to precipitate
panic engendered by Grover Cleveland,
John G. Carlisle and dozen New York
bankers. These hideous malefactors
destroyed ten billions of values and man
ufactured two millions of tramps. The
crime Of Rothschild and his sold trust
was not felt for the moment in poor
old India. But in 1897 famine came. Then
the mild-eyed Hindoo took his bangles
and bracelets to the mint for coinage
that he might buy bread. The silver was
refused. He had no money and he
starved to death.
Thus England, in the year of nominal
queens theatrical jubilee, but under the
real British sovereign, Rothschild, as
sassinated more than ten Millions it is
estimated, of the people of India. Roths-
child's Indian subjects have rebelled
They are hurting fire and sword against
the English murderers of their kin. Ny
ancestors rebelled against England for
a much smaller offense. True to the
memory, rejoice in every battle lost by
England in the East. 1 pity the pawns
~
mics of the British army They, too, are
human beings; but their graves are
necessary.
My wrath, however at England's treat
ment of India is incidental I love r.y
own country, and abominate and curse
the nation that for twenty-five years
ifc
ishing It's people, and undermining its
free institutions. England is that con-
spirator and thief.
Again I weigh my words, and know
how to prove what I state.
Before our Civil War the Rothschilds
took good care not to aid the
development of free institutions
by lending money in America.
Even the Cyclopedia Britannica
states that fact. During the war Jewish
Britain risked no investments in the
support Of the Union. I'VE carried by
ourselves all our bonds" as Gen. Butler
once boosted in congress, and as Hugh
Mccullough, secretary of the treasury,
officially reported at the end Of 1866. But
as soon as victory was assured
for the North a Rothschild syndi-
cate fastened to purchase between
four or five hundred millions of
our six per cent obligations for
which they paid less than s45
on the 500 in "coin'-gold or silver
coin at the ratio of 16 to 1. BY this pur-
chase the Rothschilds centered the inter
ests of all holders Of United States
bonds
For nearly 100 years-or since the
days OF Bonaparte-the main business"
of the Rothschild combination has been
to depress, to the lowest possible point,
the circulation and the securities of ma
tons at war, and then, through cor
rupt legislation, to raise the obligations
to par with gold. For this purpose, a.
we now we'll understand, silver was de-
monetized in England in 1916, just after
the Rothsch1lds had focused the great
English war debts Of that epoch.
Our bonds which they bought In 1866
were known as "flve-twenties." They
were EXPLICITLY payable in lawful mon
ey," our greenbacks being such money.
But the Rothschilds, with their exper-