Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-01
ALLIED MONOPOLY
MEANING OF THE ANGLO
AMERICAN ALLIANCE.
1t Is Simply tho Old Union of Lombard
Street and Wall Street for the Same
Old Purpose, Wholesale Robbery A
Fair Explanation.

street schemes, but 1t occasionally hits
a good blow on the right side. The
World, like all Of the other stall-fed
New York papers, supports the thiev-
ing single gold standard; but in its
issue of recent date 1t contained an
exposure Of gold standard plans and
methods, the knowledge of which will
go far toward defeating them. The
scheme Is to use the American taXpay-
ers in aiding the Rothschild octopus to
get firm grip upon the Threats of the
hundreds of millions of Cinnamon.
February 1, 1899, was thirty-fiye days
after Mr.. Mckinley had issued his I'M
lawful proclamation to the Filipinos
which made war in the Philippines in
evitable-the proclamation that falsely
alleged, first, that the United States
had assumed sovereignty over the Fill
1pinos; second, that the Filipinos were
to have no voice in determining their
form of government or their political
rights; third, that they must submit
without question and must become the
passive objects of benevolent as
similation."
On February 1-thirty-five days after
Mr.. Mckinley had thus unlawfully at
tempted to make us an Asiatic power
whether we willed or no-the British
and Chinese Cooperation, Limited, and
the American China Development COM
pany entered into an agreement of
which the following is the most start
ling among the many startling clauses:
Each party hereunto shall use their
best endeavors to obtain the support Of
the government of their respective
countries to the common undertaking
OF the parties expressed in these pres
ents, and to render all such mutual as
sistance to each other in the further
ance of their common enterprise in the
empire of China as circumstances may
require, it being the intention of these
presents that, so far as practicable ana
possible, the parties hereto shall act
in alliance and together in all under
takings obtained or prosecuted by other
Or both in the empire of China, wheth-
er both parties shall participate in the
business or not"
What are these two corporations?
They are two organizations, one of
Englishmen, the other of Americans,
which have obtained from corrupt and
unpatriotic Chinese officials conces-
sions which in effect make China as
sign to them all the essential rights |
of sovereignty over the richest, the
most densely populated, the most ia
vorably located part of the Chinese en-
pire-a territory vast in extent, bound
less in resources. That is, these two
organizations have obtained by corrupt
methods from corrupt Chinese officials
rights and privileges which extinguish
Chinese sovereignty in the most desir-
able part of the Chinese empire
Who are in these corporations?
In the English corporation, according
to its official statement, we find:
Such great banking houses as the
Rothschilds, the Barings the Sasoons;
several of those great colonial exploita-
ton companies, partly commercial and
partly banking, in which the most in
fiuenrial public men in England are in
. terested-the great families, the great
politicians, the members of the cabinet
and of both houses Of parliament; John
Walter, who controls the London
Times, the great organ of British i'm
perialism that is ever urging the
spending of British blood and British
money in promoting private CONNER
cial enterprises"
In the American corporation, accord
ing to its official statement, we find
Representatives of most of the
great banking houses of this country,
including ]. P. Morgan G Co., Brown
Bros, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Vermilye Il
Co., the Vanderbilts and the Rockefel-
Iers, Senator Don Cameron, Tom Plat.
Henry Wolcott, Thomas F. Ryan, An
thony Brady, Marcellus Hartley Levi
p. Morton, Edward ]. Berwind Of the
Coal trust, Julius Stursberg of the
Sugar trust, Frederick P. Olcott of the
Central Trust company, James Still
man of the great and powerful Stand
dIu Oll Dtuh, SiculChI lSCUIl OIL the
International Navigation company
(American line), Arthur Sewall of
Maine, Carnegie Steel company, ETC.,
etc."
That is, the British corporation is
composed of the men who direct and
only too often use the British govern
ment for their private ends under the
plea of GLORY" and the American cor
poration /, composed Of the men who
are most influential with the Mckinley
administration, who contributed vast
sums to the Mckinley campaign of 1896
ard to whom the Mckinley syndicate
looks for most valuable aid in 1900.
1t was the men composing the Brit
ish corporation who brought England
to the verge of war with Russia few
months ago. All will remember how
Mr.. Walter, disguised as the London
Times, Numbered. All will remember