The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-04
Open Letter Written to Mr..
Sisson Showing How Atti-
tude Can Be Consistent.
SOCIETY IS SUGGESTED
Purpose b to Forever Make Supreme
the. White Race in the
World.

Cy WHICH, Wouio ICAohS " ShtoAAS
Permit me to point out means by
which the tentire consistency of that
attitude can be made clear
California is having her way, but
she would not find It so easy II the
aliens belonged TO a power not OF 3D.
100000, but of 900000.0o0 armed in the
same proportion as japan. Twenty-Five
years sufficed to transform Japan from
a helpless nation into a great military
and naval power. Now that the Cninese
have a Chinese government, which has
no reason to fear the development Of
its own army, so long as that army is
paid-and white bankers seem to be
eager to provide the means OF paying
u-Cnina may develop even more rapidly
than Japan did. The plan of reorganiza-
ton of the Chinese army, drawn up by
a white man, the late Sir Robert Hart.
provides for q standing army OF 4,ooo,Vo'
not an extravagant figure for popula-
tiop as large as that of all Europe.
AS soon as that army numbers even
100000, China will hold India at her
mercy. The spectacle of an independent
Chinese republic developing into great
mower will be a constant spur to India
10 do the same, and with this ambition
the Chinese will naturally sympatnize.
When the long-threatened Indian rebel
lion breaks out, China will simply order
the 1900 British troops out of the coun-
fry. India will then proceed to arm
herself like her neighbors. France and
Holland will have to withdraw from
their Asiatic possessions without blow,
and Eastern Asia will thus be united
into a power of 900, 100000. armed with
white mems weapons, and able, with
its incredibly cheap labor. to build SIX
or eight warships to every one Of ours.
Unicn of White Race.
THE common demand of these 100000, =
900. for unrestricted admission to all
lands will be their strong bond of
union No single white nation
could resist that demand the
only hope of protecting American
labor against ruinous competl-
ton, the only hope of averting series
of frightful wars, lies in the union OF
the white race in order to MAINTAIN lts
beneficent supremacy, its very existence
That union, therefore, is the paramount
necessity. to which all other considera-
tions must yield. To every white nation
II is of vital Importance that Britain
shall remain mistress of India, and
Russia mistress of Siberia. Our own first
line of defense is not on the Paclnc
Coast but in Burma and in the Altai
Mountains.
.'The initial and sufficient step would
be the union of the four most advanced
nations. the four great gun-making, pow
der-making ship-building, money-owning
nations, Britain, France, Germany, and
the United States, which at the same
time would suffice to guarantee univer-
sal peace Evidently when these four
nations have constituted themselves an
international executive power, have COM
bined their navies into one irresistible
force. the need of naval enlargement
will cease. So long as there are dozen
big sticks. they are apt to grow bigger
and bigger; when there is only one big
stick it will at once stop growing.
Comparing the present cordially be-
tween Britain and France with their
seemingly irreconcilable enmity of barely
ten years ago. none but a sceptic, a phil
istine. can assert that the ill-feeling be-
tween Britain and Germany and between
France and Germany will not be dis
PEELED by compromise, as soon as the
masses of the three nations become
awara of their common danger.
Must Unite Sympathizers.
ITO work for the union of the white
race ultimately, for the union Of the four
leading white nations primarily, is the
only rational means to guard against
the rising flood of Asiatic immigration,
TO avoid a crushing increase In military
burdens and the final degradation or
the white race to serfdom beneath Ash
attic supremacy, to hopeless impotence
beneath the arrogant sneers of every
Suskv race. All the .eloquence now
poured forth in California, in Congress
in the press, on the alien land bill, will
be wasted unless il be concentrated on
this essential aim. The work should
be begun forthwith, for. even at best,
it will take time to move four nations
1t would be foolhardy to delay and thus
run the risk OF the awful penalty pro-
vided by natures law for the folly, the
crime of disunion. The voice of history
is one perpetual monotonous shout:
limited we stand, divided we fall"
Some years ago Senator Newlands,
Southerner by birth and education, a
Westerner by long residence, pointed
out thai the South and the Pacific Coast
should cooperate in order to insure the
rational settlement of their race prob
lens Now that the South once more
has gained the ascendency in national
affairs. it has the golden opportunity to
settle these problems permanently. Make
hay while the sun shines
Evidently the first task will be to unite
all sympathizers into a strong organiZa-
ton whose aim shall be to work for the
union of the white race. IL the MEM
bership fec be made low-50 cents a year
or even leSS-that organization Shoul0
within a few years include every adult
white person in the South and on the
Pacific Coast, every member of a trade
union, every white wage-earner in the
United States and Canada. Local or
EXAMINATIONS ought to be started forth
with in every city, to be federated after
ward into national and international or
sanization. The name Panaryan Asso-
citation would be the briefest, clearest
expression of its aim, and would win for
it thousands of adherents in Europe,
where the consciousness of the common
Aryan family tie Is rapidly making
Roadway among the educated public.
And when ali the active, thinking people
in the four leading countries belong to
the Panaryan Association. the four gov
ernments will have no choice but to
Join themselves into a Guadruple trust
of civilization. the magnetic nucleus Of
the future Panaryan Alliance.
IF you will lend your aid in organizing
this association, you will prove to your
critics your absolute consistency in TAX
ing the part of California In the present
controversy, while yet deprecating the
multiplication of warships.
ROBERT STEIN"