The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-08-03
IMPERIAL WIZARD OUTLINES KHAN
DETECTIVES BEFORE IMMENSE
GATHERING In OHIO NEE ing
Seventy-five thousand Klansmen Attend

Today, it is futile to attempt by
legislative enactment or national aid
to develop inferior races beyond their
natural endowments- and capacities.
It will still be impossible to hold the
dominant race from further length
ening the distance between them and
the inferior races of the earth.
1--WE must teach not alone the pres
ervation of the purest and greatest
racial blood strains the world has
ever known, but we must teach the
people Of the dominant race to have
a full and just appreciation of their
duties under God and in the light of
their past records and their conse-
quent future responsibilities. For
the people of dominant race to be
not only just and magnanimous, but
kind and helpful to inferior peoples
is a duty and responsibility of racial
leadership. Thus, we must, through
the enactment of just laws, just alike
to all the people, be just to the peo-
pie of less opportunity and conse-
quently less ability. We must see
that for every human being in this,
our great country, the fullest oppor-
tunity for the enjoyment of liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness is af-
forded. This is a white mans bur-
den, in white mans country and I
am bringing it to you as the greatest
duty of the Knights of the Ku Klux
Khan to correctly interpret and con-
cretely perform it for God, for coun-
try, for family and for self.
81 bring to you no doctrine of hat
red, either of alien people or religious
sect, but I want to leave with you a
message of genuine responsibility for
your own development and genuine
responsibility for your own action as
you act along these lines.
"The doctrine Of Klanishness is
as old as man. The first organiza-
ton of Khan of which there is hu-
man record was upon the table lands
of Persia where a people was con-
fronted with the destruction of their
homes, their property and their lib
critics by an organized band of ma
RAIDERS, composed Of the off-cast
from their own land. Men who had
fled to the mountains rather than pay
the price for their crimes. These
marauders gathered numbers and
strength as the decades went by, and
finally, through an intensive organ
ization they OVERRIDE the land from
whence they came and proceeded sys-
tematically to despoil it. From their
place in the mountains they descend
ed to the table lands of Persia and
wreaked their vengeance on that I'M
happy country. .-
"Over all their people they estab-
lished stockades and left in the stock
AIDES armed garrisons. The necessity
for the Khan was there. The Khan
was organized and without leaving a
single trace as to who they were or
whence they came, in single night
they destroyed every garrison in
their country. ~ 49,
"Forces We're sent down from the
mountains to find out what had hap
pened. No trace was found. Many
people were executed because of their
supposed connection with the exter-
mination of the garrisons. New gar
risons were placed in the stockades
in order that they might enforce
their will and pieasure upon the peo-
pie, but again the Khan rode by night
and when the morning sun spake it's
message Of cheer to a wonderful
world, there was not left in a single
stockade in Persia a single member
of any of those garrisons. When the
forces of right armed themselves
with the arms of their marauding
enemies taken from the stockades,
they marched into the mountains and
drove out the marauding hordes and
for more than four hundred years
peace spread its mantle over the fair
land Of Persia and the first sign of
an awakening civilization was seen.
The first signs of monotheistic re-
ligion were found and the world had
moved from savagery to organized
government, due to the Khan.
Israelites Had Khan.
when the children of Israel had
been driven by famine into Egypt,
they found themselves finally de-
spoiled and captive race. Under di-
vine direction, and leadership of the
uncrowned king of the Jews, Moses,
they formed Khan and all the glory
of that great race was written from
The spirit of K1annishness. When
this Klan's strength, arrogance and
might had led them away from the
standards of right and the Khan be-
came menace to the world, God Al
mighty stayed its progress, but did
not destroy it and so today we find
that through the spirit of Klannish-
ness, his race of people has been able
to outlive the mistakes Of twenty
centuries and to retain fraternal-
site mind, fraternalistic govern
ment, monotheistic form of religion
in spite of the progress Of a redeem
ng Savior who through a doctrine Of
owe has captured almost all the
world.
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