The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

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!. 3'' n. u: .s.ti e ii LONDON July 7. s5
NJ eve haye known for n long thine that
t ma I q 4 ssaeres In RussM were to occur
aga in. i'd Israel Fang Will last mig ut IN
discussing tho renewed on TRACES on Jews W
lin Blolostok. i r., II he j ews are being used Used
as the weapon or the stalking horse OF
the Reac tionary party. q producing th les
massacres their idea lie TO show that the
country Is in q disturbed state and and the
Douma very bad institution. and md that lla!
they must 90 back to the utocratic meth atm
Cd to fittings straigh In every co .l T.
try the Jew IS always q weapon to hand llt
whenever anything goes wrot, 8. and you
ara " the traiiIo red herring OF "a Jew
across the track to distract a ttention from I'm
some more important cause OF the gr'ii'es vi
d nee. 1T lis he cheapest way to have q
spirited foreign policy to go out and I. kick ste'
the Jews so "a 8 to get very populltalrt Will
the masses as$ ID
355 only Solution Of Pro blen.
III eve hold, therefore, that the only so-
luton of the present ] ewishS troubles IN
Russia il the adoption OF the formula Of
the j. wish. Territurlal}o Organization, ma me- me-
nv, Is acquire territory upon an auto '1tcc
nous basis 4 Or those ] ews who are unable
or unwilling to Srernainsin their present
lands. VIVA we particularly should sll 4!
is to form new colony, ana VIII
those n ews from Russia we would take
an undeveloped piece OF the British En-
pire which & has none or very few n
habitants. u and work 1T up In a few years
in "a wa y which 1t would not otherwise be
worked fup ina century. We would then
be az guard 81 Empire. In some remote pa It
OF the world, because these people, would YOU
be ttached by ties Of gratitude to the
British EMpi se for her prot ection: Ihey
WOULD forn n. oiieS OF the most potent races
on earth, and the ba rgaln, \ I think, NO uld
be mutually advantageous. Il ,5Fs ls$ss
Our idea for the migration OF the Jews
from r. ussia ma 8 had a. better chance our
ing the last few weeks, z because they have
been fearing massncres In many to Wns.
So far from any J ew doing anything 20
produce the massa cres, Il as the oft1cial
versions say. they have been living ~
fear and trembling of the excuses Sbr ca X
ing out and therefore would have been
only too much on their guard not VA to
do anything which could lead to an &out-.
break. Had the ewish Territorial J. organ
iSation been IS Joined by cert a1nsintluenti
Jews IN this country when IT was started
III en- months ago, I've should by this time
have had az territory to q fer to the r us
sian Jews. I'D HI X. ~ III s SS33 s3
Mistaken Charity.
I've hold that the collection Of sums in
charity, although, OF course. a very nee
sessa work, 4 is he real wa y to era pplc
with such terrible problem "A sum OF
ree-ouarters OF a million was collected
for n the j ews { In Russia on the occasion
OF the last ma ssacres.@ and tina t amount
would practical IL y have laid the founda-
stiuns orsa jewish territorial. scheme. You
fdo. moi hing1tos prevent a massa ere occur
ring gain q t. ssa sort Of com petit lion be-
tween the. n uBslan hooli gans .massa crlng
and the ~ Wisht philanthropists giving.
II think the present. mas res VIII
prove an incentive to every influential Jew
in England to join the territorial scheme.
1T Us the only. hope Of a permanent solli-
Etion-all other measures can only be tenn
8porary. Fifty thousand Jews have landed
in New York during the last three
months, and that Is a thing which Is
going TO cause trouble IN q town SO con
sgested. s & VI.
tive shall hold an international confer
Eence OF members OF the J ewish Territorial
Council from many countries. and then
We shal probably take the, final steps to
/: establish o. plan. The East Africa terri
tory idea has not been q 2 pand oned--lt IS
one OF the possibilities that we. shall con
slider, OF course, we have othe places
ind or consideration. but It Is more pru-
dent not to mention Where. as very ire
4 nuently opposition Is created, y