The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

me thies rtlri fsbb Nc, add ptt lien 81
ne issisie. Trq0iEHg Them ~ s.y IL lhry
need biaad 90 ihe pasrhal bead. Of
rauTse ikry .dehisd IRE charge. The Pa
shs a. cent 10 he relleRe n rhlldren.
pai al 4 c innsslss in prison. loaded them
~''h ehsins. forbade Ihrir parents 10 ,isis
ihrm, and fed them on small allas sncs
Of breed and Hs'sr. in hoPss e lhus sx-
taiiine Eom she farrnis seosisssinn. A
Jew sl.n serinrsd 20 xpossala's pilh the
Psrhas and % % pge,snl ihe shsnrrily %
snrh an sreussns a md such proceedings.
vss q ore hsa,s n Ia dsaIl. The Psehs
Then esvstd the hoSsss oI the aroused N
be rszed 10 The formations and hndine
no iTaeeo Of ,he iwo persons uho had Dis
rpFrsnd. le threw Ihs prisoners inIo ;
sewer hsnesih The lare. No larger. sble
90 endn'e sneh lnrmsnls. they adnined
The irnihnf The charge. One ef ihem saId
tie blnod lad ben pat inia hottie and
can1ised 90 another Of their number;
this onr, however. denied 81 knowledge
nf %, mil thousand s.r"kss with rods
COMPILED lin 10 say he hid rui the boz
ile inta csrlsln rlnsti. On course. ii
could noi b. foan6; bui in The clasei wa.
large sum,f gold. y hirh The Jew had vain.
Is hoped wauld sase him. Mea4,ime, an
astral gsi drrlarsd he had discovered
BIZ he an that he accused were Ihe MUIR
deIers II The pri,s,. aud I've others. whom
he NAMED, al the servant. Three Of The
lsl.sr lird btfsIe they could be applehen-
drd. Some Gf The others embraced Islam
ism and were released. The French
chneonsh Il Damascus Was aroused oI
being one Of The chff insliealors &c these
irerstcutens; but other reprpsen,aiiv es Of
the dliIeTni Europesn p1wtrs interiered.
and tie Jrws of I.nndnn sent rommis-
siop 20 demonstrate Wnh Sultan. Niche
met. Al soon insured orders iorbiddng
/ further persecut,nn mill The matter could
be faIly ,nses,igatea; aud hen released
from tie kai Of imiuie. rhpse aho had
confessed re,rscied their admission. the
barber ID aung that they had ,hrrsiened
30 tortur9 BIN TO death unless he confess
edaad n promised him safety il be would
denouuof ihe murdprers.
10 fi,land. OF Rhodes, about the same
Time ,l1 Christians accused The Jews o.
saeri6eiag child ten years old. Here
again. csrisin European consuls wer'
said iqk5ee been the instiRatnrs. Wit
nesees q - soDnG % Affirm, that G.
child had been seen following Jew OF
the public highway. The Jew was or
rested. and thrown into chains. and bsst
nadoed; his nos,r,ls were pierced with iron
heated .tnne placed on his head, and
heavy ue'gh, on his heart. HIS perse
cuiors endeavoIed 10 induce him 10 de
rounce the chief rabbi; and. al last. he &C
FUSED several Jews. though notthe rabbi
As many OF these as could be found uer,
seized. and subjected 10 similar 'or,ures
under which seven persons suffered unit
almost deprived Of HE. The accused. o
some ofthem. were afterwards tskeD u
Constantinople for trial, and their limo
csnce fully established and The Jewisl
, commission from London, with other
Who Interested themselves lor the perse
cu,ed people, succeeded in obtaining
!, firman, dated Nor. 9th, 1910, pu ting q
. end 10 these cruel,ies both at Damascu
, and the island of Rhodes, and declarin
J that the Jews should be protected. an
: should enjoy The same rights as other ns
!, tons independent Of lie Porte.
II These accumulated statements Of cru
{ elites practlced upon the Jews. in Mohau
medan countries, if taken By ,hemselve:
would undoubtedly give an exaggerate
, OF ides their sufferings. linus, be iecollet
( ted lha, vast numbers ofthem are too poo
, in reality, and many Others too poor in ar
J Ipesrsnce, 10 tempt cupidlty; and their or
/ lpressors treat them with some degree
( leniency, as they do the bru'es subjecte
10 their service, from natives Of seli-intt
lrest; that The rulers often prn,ec, the'
from The malice Of the people. in orde
! iha, their own revenues may not suffer
,ha, the naural feelings ef humanity
lQulte ext,nc. in no human breast, unncrse
u
: Ilhe arm OF prosecutions; and tina, The NJ
h Icessary finesse and ready articles Of
!. race permanently shrewd and n'slliceI
i save Them from any imminent per'ls."
al In this country, France, Holland. ar
!. Iparls OF Germany, their freedom Is almo
Q lcomplete, and few privileges are den,e
IL The m. excep, by private prejudice. n
|. pnleon gave an impulse in The true dire
a i'on. here as on so many other suffice
/. Ia England. their position casts sran!
$ bur on their pompus advocacy Of U
n cause of human freedom. Blu. it is n
e the only one. In Italy, Spain. Por,og'
e ihev are scarcely tolerated.: ~ s
d The following impressive account
$. the ceremony 10 which they are year
,; subjected in Rome. is extracted from q
T. Journal Of NJ. ,Whyte, Scottish clerg
Is man:
l. .The palace where we assembled,
v par, Of whlrh IL the foundation OF the =
5, Gent Roman treasury, stands on the ga
at toll, the most celebrated Of the seven HI
a. of The Eternal Guy. At one end Of
0. most spacious hall there sat entbroned
he senator OF Rome, the highest civil mag