The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-29

eeeded at the last assembly Ia making breach In the walls
the enemy. Under auspices the moet favorable with
renewed yigor in their erms, aud Ado Ia their hearts they
again approach the broken wall excsiming in the language
Of Henry before Harheur Once unto the breach,
dear friends once more
Such was Mr. Tysons exordium The subsequent
viii have a relation 10 our obec,
1t has been said everywhere that The Jews are anwor
& isi hs es dss s & Ss s S apsssd
OF judah from the four winds Of heaven assemble them
the yccgerent Of Heaven. Sir the advo
cate o. these people plead to your Jurisdiction deny
your right preside the eonscienees Of All but
you say have the power aud win exercise e. That
is true You have the power, and will exercise IT, snd
prove innocence suffer the pnnisbnent Of guilt
~ When tyrsnnics Parliament had summoned the whole
American nation a. its tribunal bar show why they
should deprived Of the rights Of American freemen,
the immortal Burke stood forward their cha mpion. lie
told the British Parliament that i hard 70 draw bill
of indictment against whole people Were this great
among and advocating (ss he would advocate) the
of the oppressed Israeles, he would say sgan II
Is hard draw bin of indictment against whole people,
There nothing like the history Of world there
no instance record of the trial Of whole nation At once
Parliament the Hebrew people before American tr
bana The alike The difficulty is the same In
viii be consistent with the rights Of human nature the
constitution Of This argument strength
and cannot be resisted. Exhibit your charges.
The Jews do not believe in Jesus Christ This canno
be disputed fact but il is DISPUTED As cause Of
ton. Who made them yewsY The Being who made
who made hom sons Of Abraham had over that which
Christian community, laugh. nd other faith or taught
other only object execraton wonderful You
profess the Christian religion Born as the Jews are de-
scendants ancestry traceabe to the periods
OF the worlds existencea protesting the faith
and lightning upon Mount sinaedueaed in his faith from
their earliest infancy and welded 70 IT by the cemenng
power Of it wonderful that they should con
nue tp profess it? The wonder would be If they should
burst the mighty mound Of circumstances in which they
entrenched and come over to the camp OF Christianity Sir
If they had been born they would have been
Chrstians you had been born as they you would
have been a Jew.
henf ths Habr FIR he
ing Christians you arragn that mighty Being who holds in
his hands the ens Of destiny and who, for purposes nscru
table to has cast their lot in the midst of necessities which
compel them to be Jews u is their fae may be their
misfortune; fso they objects for Christian charity not
for Christian persecution Are you still disposed to condemn
them because they do not believe in the religion Of Jesus
Christi would ask, how many in this Christian eommu,
How many in this assembly How many Ct would emplati-
caay ask those ho oppose the claims Of the children
all of you have historical belief Jesus Christ
and theoretical belief in the doctrines which he taught
you practise what you protest. II you do not then you
in worse condition than The Jew, who the uttermot Of
the light and knowledge which he has received you act
against that which you profess % have oahaye been born
said, with your mothers milk you the pull
r Week after week. and in the closet day BY day received
the % jew HAS
advantages and yet he does than
he does better for the faithful jew praets5 the
ceps of the Gospel without protesting you profess
without practising them Judge not therefore, lest YOU be
measured you again whatsoever here is without SIM let
him cast the first stone If this advice be TAKEN am in
one for am confident that those without sin pos
much of the spirit of Christianity raise the hand OF
But you say we do not condemn the Jew because he
believes n different religion but because the principles Of
bis regon are dangerous N republican e. 1h;e
try and when have they manifested that their principles
here the American
onies during all which time nothing Of this dangerous char
bor n -
@ s hs ssrss The
you to that within the limits of possibility the
couraged BY the passage Of this BILL and therefore, You
ought to oppose it, reply yon adopt an argument which
tryRoman Catholic, Protestant Episcopal and the whole
multitude of dissenting seets But, you may say
seek any aseendenoy their fellow Christians If they
eere to gain IL they would not abuse their authority
ture and in the face fcvil and religious history Cloak
ligous you will you will always discover with it
not religious sect in the world which has not abused
power when possessed it, Did not the pous Calvin when
with the blood Of persecution Did not the Purans
of England those ustrous founders of British liberty
a. they had conquered for themselves the rights Of
severity brother Proestants Did not the deyout sec
build the Church Of God upon bs Rock Of Plymouth forget
the day of their past calamity and stain the paradise
liberty the blood OF But,
times look at England now, rather look at ireland You
there six millions Of Roman Catholics with human hearts
in their bosoms cheated of their birhrgh title religious
freedom ensaved and tramped upon by the eaden foot Of
| religious tyranny.
az Ought the world be tired of such Shall
which they prompted? We join this spirit If deny
the Jews the rights OF eementhe naenabe rights of hu
nature. We will deny them these rights if refuse
pass the bill now before the house,
There another sufficient for the publication
these The arguments which they exhibit against
religious intolerance against the Jews apply with equal
force when applied the Roman Catholics. 1t only
cessary substitute the words Roman Catholics for the
word Jews throughout these extracts in order the
force and completeness of the argument when applied the
former. And now insert the letter
"NoRFoLK, (Ya.,) Jan. %, 1926.
t0n my way home have in this city, read your speech
in favor OF the Jews Of Maryland
81 cannot avoid however obtrusiyo it might appear,
king you my Acknowledgements for that esion Of and
| spirited sindication Of an injured race.
Having been self in the land of birth uutor unate
lreand) the victim OF persecutng code, perhaps
keeny feel when injustice has been done under the sembance
the unholy spirit Of monopoly oppression should hope
sir, il were in your place, would have maintained
principles, though probably not with such ability such eff
feet But regret much find that found who
the principles Of which you the advocate though feel
proud that many of my Catholic friends in your State
your admirers and your supporters.
The Catholic who in your State enjoys religious
rights ought to recoect not long since the arguments II
they be called which urged against the children
of Abraham were, at least in principle urged by others
against himself North Carolina and New Jersey still
clude the Catholic by their constitutions.
"Thanks to the member from Nashngton, whose name
desire to know and to and associates Maryland
wiped 1t