New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
EUROPE.
The Present Position Of the Jews.


BERLIN "Wednesday, April 7, 1852.
1t is remarkable coincidence, that not
only the democracy but also the reaction. has lie Jows
meeting for scientific and religious lectures was cs-
tabshed Ia Berlin this winter at tho side Of the scsnt
hc institution which has existed for ten years, In
which a weekly lecture was delivered before an
dence consisting chiefly OF tho families of Office holders
and bankers. lecture recently delivered at tho
meeting above alluded TO by Professor stabl on tho
question, What properly constitutes Revolution IA
lecture In which be advanced the highly important and
significant propositions, that Revolution is ssIfglon-
6cation of man. that it Is total psrverson of tho
Divine Order. These discoveries must be In the high
est degree grateful to the scientific compaeency OF tho
existing public, -parilcuarIy that portion of II. which
attends these lectures The antagonlsm between the
divine order and human sefassertion 10 10 them the
quintessence of wisdom, the key which Ia equally
adopted to all problems The lecture, trivial m was lie
character, was sufficiently popular it praised In the
higher official circles the King desired to hear Il froH
the lips of NJ stah HIMSELF for this purpose ho invited
him to tea In short, NJ. stah enjoyed the honor Of
repeating his lecture before select court circle.
The Berlin KyeplatuBg, when IL spoke Of jacob.
a physician and writer Of K6nlgsberg, and member
ofthe Prussisn National Assembly, was accustomed al
uays TO use the expression, 81 the Jew jacob"
With the game prophety, We may say "the Jew
stshp-"the Jew stahl" IA invited 10 Cour-ths
King of Prussia permits lecture to be delivered BY the
Jew stahl on the nature Of Revolution.
In like Manner we may say, the Jew Disraob" Is
a member Of the English Cabinet-"the Jew Dsraeli "
is the leader of the Lower House, In behalf OF her
Majesty. the Queen Of Great Britain.
In France IL was "the Jew Fould" who a. Minister
Of Louis Napoleon aided his secession to power Going
back one or two years, the Jew 5imson was President
Of the German National Assembly at s most critissi
periodhe Jew Simson stood at the head OF me dcpu-
tation which in March ls49 presented tho German I'm
persl Crown 10 the King Of Prussia La the name OF The
Frankfort Parlianentthe Js~ si-~0H was inc sPoAs'
man when this deputstion was solcmnly received ~
the King.
VIVA, a change! What revolution lew years
600 the united Diet at Berlin TOO weak ~ gain evea
the slightest concession from the Government, which
desired TO separate the Jews into independent syna-
eoeue organization, Ike the Ghetto Of the Middle Ages
and now the Jews cit ia the Csbises Of monarchs,
Jews are invited by Kings to lay before them the 70
suits Of their rejection and Of their philosophical Ia
! qulries -,
In far more comprehensive manner, than the Lioefall
ten years ago yentured to imagine In their bo'aes'
dreant-JeWs preside over Constituent Assenohcs
from which great nations hope 10 receive their reuse
natonJsws bring imperial crownsto kingsin the name
| Of thcfe Assemblies.
The Obstinacy Of Governments, which so long and %
violently opposed the emanepatiJn OF me Jews nH'
been sgnsy purishedJews are The etfers OF the 70
sction which would restore the nonafchcsi sutnob{
from the general ruin Of the last
is the boldett champion Of the Engish MiniaJ. VI
has assim ed The tssk Of thetnal rout o. IN oe'e
and whenthe subject coruesup 10 the rfu,s'An
OF gaining some new privilege for roys 90 AZ
or sri,ocrac authority, stah stands o''h a. 'no "S
I SIT tng rvs
,ss So vesr isls there popular assembly "a
49, ~ Vienna In witch one or two Jews were NO
- r,,n,,nsI har .nguers there WAS no demccfsne
VIZ ia which Jews did not conduct the counscs1
- drsNs ire resolutions In like manner Jew. are now
:. ,bs head Of the reactton-in Dlsraeh JUDAISM ma
eelrsted IL highest triumph 10 country wicn 'oIns
me Iast bulwark Of srtccrscy and ecce'As,ea P"''
Iege. ,...,t..o fc4.,
~. ,-hois we,tern World Ia this respect, exh5pl
80 ssus .nectscls AZ the Roman Empire In the nrs'
century Of he Christian Era. At that time, - a. pre-
emit there was no civilized city In which mere were ~
numerous Jews Qor example al Rome, Mcxandih
CoriDth and Ephefw,l Intimately connected VIE w
S.hsn 10 social relations and active intellectual inter
rse. AZ that dine also they had intimate relations
III the Imperial Court they crowded AROUND Ausos
ts Tiberius and Csfguls, and succeeded In gaiaial
| their favor. -
Two hundred year, before While the Scipos snn ruee
In Rome While Tie people Of Rome were yes unot
vbile Greece was sun employed In compeunS i's GU
Isre, especially IN the Development Of " Pai''opoy