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No one will deny, only if deliberately, that the definition of "liberal" draws something quite specific. This disease has a degree. There is a sharp liberalism and liberalism quiet; disease spreads due to excessive seating in the clubs and offices, lack of fresh air, complete ignorance of Russia and St. Petersburg hemorrhoids; the disease complicated by a Jewish catarrh, developing from the consumption of the qahal subsidies. The illness takes acute turn when transferred to the Jews, who by their quirky nature immediately arrange geschäft out of liberalism, making advertising and the subscription. -- Vladimir Meshchersky, "The Ulcers of Russia"
Behind each polish earl, there is a "Mendelson". Around each russian governor there is a trusted Jew. -- Vsevolod Krestovsky
Jews scurry in all directions with their eternal busyness and hubbub, in a wake personifying the saying of king Solomon: "Vanity of vanities, all is vanity." Blind beggars, sitting on the busiest place, in the whole six throat bellow their "Lazarzh," and, together with their nasal singing, sweeping over the area are the neighing colts, cows mooing, grunting and squealing of slaughtering piglets, goose cackle, the hum of yiddish talk and various cries, chiefly Jewish noise - infinite, overwhelming, omnipresent and relentless. -- Vsevolod Krestovsky, The Bloody Poof, Book Second: Two Forces, 1888.