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from the Ottawa "Free PreM^," SatnrJnu,
Jannari/ tOlh, 1891.
A Royal Proolamation
ABKID FOB ON BEHALF OK UOHKLKSS AND
DgSTirOTB RUSSIAN JEWS.
Elltor Fbek Pams :— Th» following let-
ter! ptiat out clearly the twe metb rsjenlUI
and •biolalely Indlipeniable rtquireraenti o!
the pre sent »ge; whioh are now In "falbb
and nape "anbDilttiid to theierloue osnilder-
atlen ef the grett pabllo, ai well ai te (hat
st the reoogiilzid repreaenlabivci and ruleri
ef the people whoie earnetc atteniisn might
other«(l<e never b3 called te tnoh lubjooti,
however Inportant er a'geut they may be.
HENRr Wbntworth Monk,
To Lord Sillebmy, London, England :
(Ehe enoloied letter te the Queen Is eent to
Lerd SalUbnry, that he m>y realfz > at enoe
whati* very reaionably expected ef the fere-
m»it Empire ei the world In thia advanced
period of the werld'i hiatory. le the
Prime mlnla'er ot Englmd ( and the Brltlth
people geEerally) waiting for the Chlreae to
take the iaitiauve In fivor ef the aDlveraal
righteona (overamentwhlabh»B new become
in abiolately eiceiitial to thnfatnre 9(cutUy
and welfare of all nsttloni ? Or matt we
wait for a deaUra*)nn of war between Gr<at
Britain and the Ualted Statea of ^meiloa
on accaunt ef aeme difftrenoe of opinion aa
to the ownereblp ef a few eealaktna ? Or,
moat anarchy and a "lelgn ol terror" pre-
vail over the whole ear.h, before the great-
08^, wealthiest a-id moat advacoad and pro-
_grateiva tnplre ever kaewn, will begin to
iffiah'llrlJ'' >■ t'lmo to adve«ato the r«lgn ei
lltiraiitii^lttlMK*''^ "r<i«r ever the whole
ti
In "tbu ._._
that ef eur \ _ __
even a jpeara to he prephe
gierleni ' Victory which „.„ . _^,
oert»in'y crown tho tffjtta of the Queen and
people »f the BiMah empire, whenever they
ahall begin to act as ihongh they were reilly
In earneet «h!n ut.erlag the lupreme pttl-
titlon In "1 he Lord's P/aytr,' "Xhy King-
dom Ceme"— Faitihfnily yonre,
HiiNKY Westworth Monk.
Ottawa, Caned I, 8th Jan '91.
(To Her Mjesty, theQiean el Oreat Britain
and Irilatid, &o.
The enolosid extract fro-n the Ojtawa
Frkk Press may 6er?e (o eip'ala to the
Queen, In p rh»ps the fewest possible
words, How the Jew'sh people happen ptov-
Ideut.aly to be (aa io were) ha ktyatone of
the grand arch, which the na ioni ef Chii t-
eodom mnat now form to sus ain the mez-
nlfioent edifice of the "Kicglom of God"
upon earth; wbloh the present oondlliou of
Carlsbtn <om no V renders ao absolntely ia-
dlapensab'e fer ihe future securlly and
welfare of ths whole werld.
Hhe Queen knows well what Invaluable
benefit) Chriitendm has alrcafj
ly means cf the Jewlal. peoi
Chrlat <kad the apjsllea being i
thousands of the eullsat Chr'lati
Jewi a!ao, whe with tho utmost
esraeatni.it, freely siotiBoed th
as wo 1 as all their e»rihy pc
that (hey might aid eCTdotually In
log ChrlatUnlty thranghout th(
world. It Is evident eneugh thtl
tho perdatent dbrtsef those ear
tl«ns of the Jewish race, all thegrei
ef the earth would certainly still b(
n»'.lon>, luatead ol btiog such uim;
enlightened and rapidly progreaal
tian rations as they are at present.
Shtli the great natlona 'f Chr
prove to be a» utterly destilube of
of gratitu U to Gjd, or justice te r
make no > ff rt whatever bow I
the Jewiih race for the great benefit
received at their hande ? Why ahou
8 iverelga of the feremott empire □]
DOW canae a royal prooUmatlon to
a«lllag uf 01 Btl lah auV jots evary
favor as much as poasll Ic the restoi
the homi 1 -aa aud destitute Jewish p
" the land if their fathers? " and to
nte fredy and liberellyef their ah
fer thia pnrpeae; that ihey may ha
erportunlty to actala to the hii;beat
tien of which they ate capall ; th
country may soon become e
the fittest leoatien upon earth
supreme iiteroatfoual tilbunal whi
heuoeforbh leave the nations ueithe;
ner occailon for war.
Beiij*min D'l.raoll, late Prime mli
EBgland, and hundreds ef ethers
Jewish raoe, prove oonoluslvel]
Tkloabla Jewish people may beoom
faverabla clroamataitoi s.
■ 'nai hla^faM'TI
j^ , <»«BnwillliB Husila In pa
fer the prcs: nb oendltloii ef the Jc
natloBS ef Obrtsteodnm generally h»
Mason to thank Rui«l» tor allow!
Billions, of jjtws a refuge In ihat i
**"'" - — ' **-' the tlmeJite at hst
, ive for se much betl
, .. , „ ^ themielvea and others e
»,<'*»^W^' their fathers." Shm
™lm,«;MpKign and pio^le new I
thtfffilTvir^ln earnett In the Imt
rcstor atlen ef Israel, all the other Ea
natlene, as well as the United St
America, wenid denbtlets scun gladl
forward the grand and hnmine mo^
ro mauifettly fer the future bentfit
whole werld.
(The clergy of the vailoas denemic
can (eitify that the divinely icsplredwi
declare therettcra'.un el Israel to be
the most esiential matters i i oonncctto
"(hiKlnglomof God"aioioartb, for
allChiiitendem Is inppoiedto bed^ily
log.
Tho present oondlllon and olrcnmsl
ef the Jewish people alao proolalm I
and distinctly, that the time for their r
atUn has at- last arrived; fer huudre
thouBinds of them are now exposed to
Inte starvation destitution and mhe
RaiHla, while no other na'lon upon eai
wllliig to receive them In their present
,.Jp»'i8n« e' ^w«
'mm now, Wtb
i^pen tbwmay 11?
ibne <!>eWb)r thee
'AfWM'
Otlaicrt "Frte PreM," Saturday,
Janiiurij JOlfi, IHUt.
Eloyal Froolamatlon
ON BXHALr OF UOMKUI.Sjl AND
(8TIT0TR RUSSIAN JRWS.
BRK Pbe-!B :— Th» following let-
ludoUarly the tw« meit rasanil*!
ely indUpeoiable requlrementi of
»ge; whtoh are now la "faith
lubmlctud te theterloni osntlder-
grett pabllo, ea well mi to that
'>fz)<) r«{>reaenlatlvei and ruleri
e whole earDem attsni ion might
Bver bj called te inoh lubjuoti,
portant er a'gsut they may be.
Hknrt Wkntworth Monk.
Iibaiy, London. Englacd :
lad letter te the Qaeen li lent to
iry, that he may reaUz > at enoe
reaionably expected ef the fere-
9 el the world In thd advanoed
the werld'e blitory. la the
'er o\ Gnglund ( and the Britlth
ally) waiting 'or the Chlreie to
tlaiilve In f »vor ef the nnlveraal
verament whiub huB new become
' eateiitlal to thnfatore stcutity
of all natloDB? Or maat we
solaraMon of war between Gnat
the Ualted State) of ^metioa
I aeme diffrrenoe of opinion ai
ehip ef a few lealaktna ? Or,
J and a "lelgn ol terror" pre-
whflle ear.h, before the great-
lb a<id moat advacoed and pro-
Ire erer kaewn, nill begta to
la time to adveoato the reign ef
(jjgC^ard order ever I he whole
lilMMlriBtel^ "aMroy and
may b«
eae^it
;e he proj
stoBY wbloh mil..
rn tba (ffjrta of the Queen and
Bii:il8h empire, whenever they
ait ai ihoogh they ware rejtily
^nui.erifig the inpreme petl-
Lird'a Prayer. ' "Xhy Klng-
Faithfnlly yonra,
Iknky Wjsntworth Monk,
itd>, 8th Jan '91.
;y, the Q aean ol Oreat Britain
d, &o.
d extraot Uo-n the Ojfawa
nay ser^e (o etp'ain to the
rhtpa the feweat posible
e Jew.'ah people happen prov-
B (as in were) <he kcyatone of
. which the na ioni ef Chii t>
low form to lua ain the ma^'
of the "KiDglom of God"
lioh the preieut oondliiou of
IV renders 10 abiolntely la-
r ihe futnre asourily and
whole world.
nowa well what invalnable
benefiti Chrlitendm bai alroa'fy reoolvad
ly meani tf I ha Jewlal. people— Jems
Chrlat 'ind the ap^allei being Jewi, and
thousand! of the euUeat Chrlitlani being
Jewi a!io, whe with tho utmoit zeal and
esrneatn«,ia, freely iiotiQaed their live*,
aa we 1 ii all their etrih'y poiieisl(n<,
that they might aid eCootually In eitabllih-
Ing ChrlatUnlty thrsogheub the known
world. It la evident eneugh thtt, bnt fer
the periiitent ifbrtief thoie early Chrli-
tiani of the Jewish rioe, all the great natlocs
ef the earth would certainly atill be heathen
niktion', Initead ef btiog auoh 09mp»ratlvely
enlightened and rapidly progreaalva CUrli-
tiaa ritioni as they are at prraent.
Shtli the great natlona <l Chrla'endem
prove to beiauHerly deitliubeof al lecie
of gratitu U to God, or jaatloe te r ., aa to
make no • fT rb whatever now l iipenae
the Jewiih race for the great beueflti> already
received at their hande ? Why ahouHn't the
S iverelga of the feremoat empire opsn earth
DOW oanae a royal prooUmatlon to be mad",
o«lllagn]rot Bti lab saVj'Ots ev«rywheie to
favor aa mach ai poaall Ic the reateratkn ef
the homi 1 'aa and daatltate Jew lab poople to
" the land t f their fathen ? " and to coaV Ib-
nte fredy and liberoll^ef their abun'jaiioe
for thia purpeee; thai ibey may have every
etportunlty to actaia to the hiitbeati cuUiva-
tien o( which they ate oapall ; that their
oountry may aeon become evidently
the fibteat leoatlan upon earth for the
anpreme iaternatlojal tiibnnal wbi^h ahall
heuoefarth leave the natloni neither tx;uie
nor ocoaalon for war.
Betij»mln D'I>raoll, late Prime mlniatertf
Eogland, and handredi ef othara of iha
Jewlah raoe, prove oonolnaively how
valnabi* Jewbh people may beoome under
faTwabl* olroamataaci a.
*-iTi h1e^—^"ti 1 — r
__ , fiWBmia UILU Kuaila ID parUoular
fwthe prfs^nt oeDdltioB of the Jo:r», tho
natloBi ef Obrbteiiddm generally hava good
■laion to thank Ruiil* Tor allowing the
itillantet Awi a rofnge In i hail country
1(1 nun^ litat the tlmeJias at list artivsd
thur. may live for ao much better par-
,'M (botBter themaelvei and o'.heri alati) in
•th^WPgif their fathora." Shnuld the
'''*ffc§^*"'i|o ^"^^ pio^le now Intoreat
thtafflvei ' In earcett In the Immediate
reabetabien el Israel, all the other Earspean
natiene, ai well aa the Ualted Statea of
America, wenid denbtleai icon gladly help
forward the grand and hnmine movameat
fo mauifeatly fer the future benefit of the
whole world.
(Cheolergy of the va;ioai deneminatlons
oanleitify that the i^ivlnelv inspired writings
declare thereitcraiisn ef lara^l to be one of
the moat eaaeutial mattera i i oonncctioa with
"thtKlnglom ol God"ni o loartb, for which
all OhiiiCendem la inppoaed to be d^iily pray-
log<
Tho proienl condition and ciroumalanojs
ef the Jewish people alao prooUloi loudly
and diatlnobly, that the time for their restjr-
atlsn has at last arrived; for hnndreJs of
thousands of them ate now ezpeaed to abio-
Inte itarvatlon destltu::lon and misery in
BaiHia, while no other na'lon upon eartib Ii
Willi ig to receive them In their present ooa-
dl(t 'n, coasfqueni
for them now uf
thf'f futheri."
O'he present con
el 'ihe na: ijns ef (
wich fqual Icudce
the tima for the
rlgbteoui goverrm
flod" npen e>rth
utherwiao the flra
which the nations
happen tn became
terminate In their
doiolat ox X CO grta
that purpoiu bee
tTherefere lot the
goveromeut and
enoe btgin to
will ba their reaper
fall to earneatly
reatoratirn ef larea!
dnction at ef the ii
troth righteo-jai
earth, by the eatal
In'e nat'cnal tribal
VVhat pliiiiier iu
albly have (than we
timx haa oertainly
grand events ? I
re^tsonable men ef t
thunder ahocll be
words the evldenli w
Cre»tor, bafere they
stand whao la maci
benefii) of "all nil
lightning be m'.«de ti
en the aky oefere,
eneuijh what the pre
onmatanoas al a 1 th
earth are f o Ipadly i
C onid the lo;
JSoftheQueenha
all M be compared w
of laraal, and Mie
kirglom of God " np
eiriaently Impertan
now, can any OLie ata
time, or clrooma'ai
bath «o very mach
when they cauld botl
quickly effected?
The rayal proclam
ef the British empire,
government, an 1 all tb
out the world- widi
BrItUn, would immei
Jact very effectively t(
nation In Chrkt
them wonld denbtl
In the glorious wr
enthujlasti^lly as al
ally j lined ia that of
was wrrk about as ap|
ages " as the restorac
"the KIngdemof Gud
adapted to the mast
greaeive ag;e the world
Faithfully yoi
Henry \
P. S.— Afewpsher'
closed atao, In case the
est the Qaeen, or any
vlieri.
i!f(I>n, cn<iKqgeDtlf, thoon!yinlt»ble r«fng«
for (hem now np«u u*rtb, ii Uha kcd of
thf'r f.theH."
O'fae preaeati oocttlilon and olroainitaiia'a
pf '>be oi: lini ef Chi i it«ndnm proolt i n alio
wicb (qafti IcuJceai and (!ii uotneiy, tbat
(ba tlma fer tha long predicted nniverik),
rigbteoni govertmtnt ef "th* Kingdam of
God" npon euth hai now oame at laal;
utbcrwiio tha flrat le iiua ganaral war (la
wbloh the natlona majr naw at any tirna
happen to heosone i ivalved) may very taiily
terminate lo their mutaal deattnotlon acd
doiolat oi : to grta'.ly bavii tha faolllJea fer
that par^oiu been maltlplled raoently,
(Therefora let the Queeo and the Britiih
government and peepU generally at
ODoa begin to reallzi bow great
will b> their raiponsibt ity thbald they now
fill to earneatly advocate tlu iormtdlatn
reatoratirn ef lareal, tngetber with tha Intra-
duotlon ef «f the iotolaUn of "meroy and
truth righl-eo-jatieia an! peace" npoB
earth, by the eatabllahment of a inpram*
ia'e nat*cnal tribunal In PaUatlna.
What plhiaer ludloatlona oeuld we poi-
albly have (than wa already have) that the
timt haa oarbsinly arrived far bath theaa
grand events ? Da the intelligent and
reiBonable men ef tbeie daya need that t'ua
thaoder aboull be mtde to attlonia'a In
worda the evldtn) will and pnrpnaa ef oar
Crettor, bafore they oan peraclva and auder-
ttand what la macifectly dtii^oed fer tha
benefit of "»ll natlona ?' Or moat the
lightning be mitde to write It In'e'iterioff're
en (he eky oefwro, they can read pUlnly
onenifh what the praaenti conditien and olr*
oanaabanoaa af a 1 tha advanoad paapla open
earth are »o fondly demanilhig.
Coold "" '--g rnii wiidllMw
^MMMaaMOaHa^^HmRSUy phMparona
- goSf the Queen have any orewnogglaryat
all t* ba oompared wlth'.h%t«f tharaataratian
of IttMl, and the intradnotlan nf •• tho
kingifom of God " npnn earlili? II theaa pre-
eiriaeatJy Impertttnt evanta do not eoonr
now, can any om atate, or even imagine any
time, o- ciroama'anosa, when they were
bath «e very mqch needed as tow? Or
When they canld both be as vrry easily and
qalokly effected!
Tne royal proclamitlen of the Hovnnelgn
ef the Brhiih emplre.aeosnded by the Britiih
govercment.and all that la exoellent through,
out the world-wldt domlniora ol Great
Britain, weuH immediately briog the aub-
Jact very effectively te the attentlen ef every
nation in Chclttindem, and all of
them would deubileaa very loen jjin
In the glorlana work before them, aa
enthuUaatbally aa all Chriatendem gener-
ally j lined ia that of the Crnaadue; whioh
was wrrk abent aa appropriate ta '■ the dark
Rgea " aa tho re9torati9n ef Ijratl and the
" the Kingdom of Gud " uron earth, are new
adapted to the meat enllghMDed and pro-
greaeive ai<e the world has yet knewn.
Faithfully yours,
Hknby Wbjjtworth Monk.
P. 8. — A few p«her " epen letters " are en-
closed alao, in case they may pesalb'y later-
«sb the Qaeen, or any ef her friends or ad-
vlwra. H. W. M.