The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-02
ROBBERY OF POOR DONE
IN NAME OF CHRIST
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Hindus who believe and practice the
theory of non-resistance.
Curzon is known i'm India as the Eng
lish bureaucrat. and as an autocrat
corresponding to the car of Russia.
He did not resign, but was dismissed,
and ne was the only governor general
of India who has been dismissed. This
was because the feeling was so intense
against him because Of his robbery and
bureaucracy that the British govern
ment, although a toady government,
was afraid of losing India.
Says Bryan Told Truth.
AS to Curzon and his methods of
robbery and extortiOn, William Jen-
nings Bryan's last letter published in
this country on India, and an article
published in a recent number of The
Herald. tell the story truthfully. These
two articles are the only ones that
have seen I'm the possession of Ameri-
can minds that tell the true story of
British misrule and oppression.
Now about Lady CurZon. | will ad-
NIT that the average American girl
has a chance to be equal to the average
American boy. and she is frequently
superior to the average European girl
But the daughters of the WE'LL bred
commoners of Europe and Asia viii
laws and traditions. | call il an in
fraction of a natural law or tradition
for American girls to go title-hunting
because America is of the republican
form of government. opposed to titles
and ranks. America has no use for
Humphy- Dumpty lords and peers.
Nearly $50 peerless American wo-
men, born and reared in this. the land
of the free and the home of the brave,
l l., L
TO these titled rakes. This as a matter
of fact is a national crime for these
women, whom l call the queens of silly
women.
One Of these was Mary Letter Mary
Letter had naturally derived few bad
qualities which her father possessed
No sensible American citizen of Chi
cagO will ever forget the crooked and
dishonest methods her father followed
during and after the great Chicago lire.
The best loved English woman in
| India was Lady Dufferin. wife of the
! Marquis of Dufferin of Ava. and the
most hated was Lady Curzon. Not DUR
| ing her life of seven years in India had
she shown trace of the great doctrine
| of American freedom, nor the Ameri-
can democratic spirit. Neither had she
shown the culture of the average Amer
| lean woman She always helped her
| husband in his imperial shows. such as
the Durbar and the visit of the Prince
of Wales. These were the schemes Of
her husband
AS TO her being a wealthy American
woman, even when 900 people died
of starvation she did not show the
American spirit of charity and helpful
ness and pity.
Thanks the Americans.
Whenever you Americans hear any
thing about India and the Indian press
opinions. these opinions are those Of
! the British government. which has
newspapers in India. In other words.
the English government and the 800
100000 people are distinct and separate
things. The opinion of the government
as voiced by the press is always op-
posed TO the opinions Of the SOC. 900 900
people. The British opinion is natural
ly opposed to that of the native popu-
| lation.
|. personally. in the name of the 200
100000 brothers and sisters of India.
thank most heartily the American peo-
pie who have needed the cry of els
tress from India. and have opened their
hearts and their purses TO save the
starving millions of India AT the
same time il is always a great regret