The allied manufacturers have stayed in
politics, and got what they wanted; and their
vaults are bursting with such stupendous
sums of commercial loot, that money is
cheaper in this country than it has been since
the Civil War—cheaper to everybody except
my Uncle Solomon Beeswax.
The allied national bankers had remained
in politics, and got what they wanted.
They compelled the Democratic party to
O. K. and pass the Republican Money-trust
law, which the Wall Street experts had
framed, but which Senator Aldrich and J. P.
Morgan were unable to put over on the Con
gress of President Taft.
They compelled the Wilson administration
to perpetuate some $750,000,000 of their due
bills, and force them upon the people, as
money.
Exhausted by his labors in Burmah, he was
advised to take a sea-trip for his health, and
he died and was “buried” at sea. That is, the
body of the great and good man was given
to the ocean.
What was Judson’s plan of mission work?
What did he do? What did he approve?
What did he condemn?
Those are fair questions, at this time when
the Baptists have raised a million dollars as a
“Judspn Memorial Fund.”
The answer to those questions is this—■
Adoniram Judson stood exactly where J. R.
Graves stood, and that’s where Paul and the
evangelistic Apostles stood.
