The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-01
An Unseen Empire May Govern
the United States, In the
Future.

The Columbus Citizen under
date of June 26 says: "The tariff
fight rs nearly over. The resul,
| is as Aldrich wants 1t. 1t Is revls
ion upward; wealth wins, and the
woman with the market basket will
shoulder the burden" The fear.
less Roosevelt advocated IA revision
of the Dingley tariff down ward. His
noble heart seemed to pulsate in
sy mpathy with the laboring man
and the poor, Mr.. Taft, before
his election and in his campaign
speeches, promised to follow the
policy of Roosevelt, but 10, bow
different 1t turned out to be since
his election. Mr.. Taft became d
nominal chief executive only,
and wealth, the trusts, and Wall
street dictated the lately revised
tariff laws, as the last opportunity
to escape public censure. Mr..
Taft wants two per cent tax
lavied on the income of all corpor-
atoms. We ask, what benefit will
such tax be to the public at large2
will not the corporations pay such
a tax almost cheerfully, and the
two per cent to the value of their
products, and make the consumer
pay it at last. The writer does not
claim the gift of prophesy, but his
tory will repeat itself, and we be-
hold with fear, the formation of
dark ominous cloud of an unseen
Empire, that when fully developed
will place our God blessed land in
to the iron rule of autocratic mill
ionaires. 1t required billions of
dollars of late years to run the
wheels of his government instead
of few millions in former years.
Europe ia governed to day only
by nominal rulee. Such it will be
in the United States If the people
remain dormant in their actions at
the ballotbox. Every state in
Europe is ruled by the combined
house of Rothschild. If anEurope-
IN army wants to fire salute, Roth
schild has first to buy the powder.
Let us go back century and we
will find red shield, as sign
(hence the name Roth schild in
Linden-gasse (Jew's Street) in
Frank fort on Maine, where behind
its counter we behold the smiling |
face of Maier Auselm, the
cunning broker. When England
hired from the Landgrove of Hesse
Cassel soldiers, to fight our colo
nial army, the Landgrove placed
the 90 million dollars in gold, in
the hands of Maier Auselm, and
thus laid the financial foundation
If an almost unexcelled monied
in Europe. When Maier,
Auselm died in 1912, he had sent
mis- five sons, to Germany, Austria,
Italy, and France, and
.hese five sons are the five rulers of
Europe to-day, their wealth is un.
known to all but themselves, and
t is reported that they hold one
hundred million dollars of Ameri.
,an securities alone. We admit
that our president has no author
ty to enact laws, but is only the
executive force, Congress, the law
tribunal, seems to have
oeen guided by our American
Rothschild's, and if this monied
power will have the same way in
he future over our legislatures
md congress, our state and nation
Il officers will become nominal in
truments in the hands of few,
Vail street In New York is the
gasse of America, and the
Unseen Empire, with its wealth.
rusts and syndicates will rule the
people of the United States. When
We observe the signs Of our times,
here seems to be national unrest,
mysterious something. Capital
tersus labor and visa versa; who
IAN tell the future of our Islands
n the Pacific? Who can tell the
uture of our continent? Will it
,e war? God forbid. The people
will never submit to an unseen
mpire, is the candid opinion of
he writer. j. l.. YoUNKER,