The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-09


mant into action and he relied much the present po
ston OF affairs to induce them to support the Jewish
Baron de Rothschd and the other liberal candidates
they must Tor many years submit to the disabilities
severely ieit by them 1t was moved by this gentleman
b. adopted printed and circulated amongst the electors
Of the city Of Londen." Carried unanimously.
The third resolution that this association pledges
itself not to dissolve until civil and religious disabilities
shall be removed was moved by Mr.. ISAAC Lyons,
seconded by MIR. H. LAZARUS, and carried by accama-
ton.
-, The fourth resolution was proposed by the Rev; T.
W. MARKS who observed with reference to the opinions
entertained the feeling of the Jews with re-
spect to the Christian religion that there nothing
prevent Jewish member Of Parliament voting in ia
vor OF the support and endowment of churches and
chapeA and without offering opinion as to the pro-
pety Of the connection between church and but
he would say that had they class inmical to
them than the Jews, church and state might re-
main united for centuries. He felt much pleasure in
this association hereby offer their grateful acknowedg
ments to the metropolitan and provincial press for the
generous support they have afforded to the Jewish
ddates for the honors of Parliament"
The resolution was enthusiastically received
Mr., CARvALHo spoke to to the next resolution and
said that he thought the Jews had fairly incurred
for their want of energy in not agatng long
for the removal of their present disabilities yet might
be argued that they had bided their time and he
sdered period opportune the present, the
so, public opinion now favorable to their claims,
vent their being discussed with perfect calmness He
called on them, and all, to support the Baron de
Rothschild, and place him at the head of the poll
Loud cheers
Mr.. r. CARPENTER introduced by the chairman
Christan) most cordially approved of the present asso
citation and its objects and should rejoice to see Baron
Rothschild at the head of the poll. Yet weak and
crafty enemy would naturally have to the
i'm OF divide and govern and he trusted that they would
not allow the pardonable vanity of wishing the
Baron de Rothschd at the head of the poll interfere
with the of the other liberal candidates whose
names appeared in the resolution, and which he now
would read. (Cheers) -" That this association consd
erng that the claims of the liberal candidatesLord
RUSSELL j. Pattson, Esq, Sir g. Larpent and Baron de
Rohschild-sre identified with the great Of civil
and religious liberty pledges itself to afford these four
candidates its best support
Carried M. dis.
Thanks were then voted to the Rev. Dr. Raphael for
having been awarded to the chairman the meeting at
late hour, separated.
From the London Court Journal July 81
Lord John Rurse has addressed the electors of Lon
dom but very briefly lie says fairly that he takes
active part in the nightly business Of the House to
necessary The other candidates for the city have
put forth their appeas-among them Baron Lionel
Rothschild who, the Standard declares, has quaf-
cation at all except the reputation of great wealth.
The other Hebrew Mr. salomons does not likely to
come to the poll Neither can sit and do not
imagine that the public mind cares sufficiently whether
Jews become legislators not, to make parody
the celebrated Clare election winning game We
say either the Baron Mr. Salomons would make just
as good member as any other millionaire who lounges
from his operabox to the House. and from the House
haad dozen soirces, and looks into the opera again in
time to See Ceritcs last pas. But there many
able bodied Christians to do the work of millionaire,
that 1t seems unlikely the candidates will get up
interest. Aud with MIR. Benjamin D'lsraeli In the
House, the Hebrew mind cannot complain of not being
spoken therein Israeli who claims as Jews every
body who has done ything brilliant from Gideon
down to Grisi by the suppose in the sequel to
Tancred )" shall have Hebraic pedigree found for
Jenny Lind. Did no Jews ever settle in Sweden any
time between the years $50 and 1850 II they did rely
upon 1t the Nightingale will long, be reminded that
her nest is on Lebanon.