, 1870-06-05
dke Ghitaqo Gribu11e:;:
SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1870.


:, psu-..s. - ~ ~ :. N o'ssis
ra,;,s, - t-.,,,.t:,,. - -..,.x.1... .e us
,ras II anDa,u, ,h,, ~ Co... ~ eN
II That conntv vho ~n;o~ ~ ~ ss1:li iot.o
t,,s ,o,er.t;on ~ n. Tnrt - :. ~
terminate the 1eva nd ~ ensss! ~
commenced . s;rn,t.nao,,s &c. ss..,
men women and ch;1dr,n - ~. ss:.,.
Tim b,sto,- ~ ~ -, - :~ea-s..,.
from the histor of The Irh-;stis1 re,;o;or
The religion of ch-;et e-tend. hacl tbronc,,
the Oh T..4sno,, .,d 6r,7, ;tr a.r,;est
rrc,,d in tba ,yo.,;. acoonnt ~ cne,tion
What is trorn b;.,or;c.lyv IT man h.fora
.bt ti,n. ~ 11crr,dot,,s the Christian ,xor,d
hos ACCENTED =. truth. upou the testimony
NJ 1e.;sb rr;,.,r Tbe;r h:sto7v !. Nh ~.
t,,rv Of r,onotbaisn and It i. tha h;ato,,
.,so ~ a naonla who. thronob rn.n- .a,
t,,,,az a. evil u.r aeso1,t;on ana 7-a,sao-
~, h.v, attained ,h,, f.;.h ~ te-s s
,>ot,',tsd th.rns nsa,,a. =. ;5;st;ns. - ..s 20,
,,o,,n,o t,o7rb 1;-;1o s.,a-e - NV. aeo 1 euu
t,ar ~ .I1 ,hn a.o1,e. y. - 49, s
- ~ e o~seA-
.s 'a.o Aiio"a
language, common religion, and dis.
tinctivc literature. They have been con.
"ss A444 - e'sta ~ o1ueee' ~ aao nave
.,esu :" e>A'eA eu. ooes9Na Lucy nAse aaa
1asu u nAiEs f'no o7''es' anu nA7e peen me
'ie''l1s " usssessiFs "Ata II tnatr
aost ae1olaung 1otna ihey have
witnessed the destruction of their ovn'
Eut unlike any other people they have
tl,nu,cl nearly apoo yeara NJ .1;la ar,a
lsaishmeut. scattered III orer tht n,5th :
1,tained Their necn1;ar char.cte,;.t;7s ~;t1
as unfincf;np fi1une,a and rith,,s honatn1
a faith 3. animated them vhi1e s,ares i,
Ecvnt vana.rer, in tba dra.,t ~ -,.-t+,.e.
in Hsbylon.
When Jerusa1em xas 1axel1ad T., tbs
ground by the Romans and the Jews
ca.saa IN e,;st g. a ,,o1;t;ca1 hodv tb..
want forth nanarate,v to ;7.eu in whs+sver
1,ud tl,er could dna peaos and aha}tar
For a time. thsy escaped direct pe,se-
c,tion. and their schools conducted
bv eminent scho1a4s continued tn
ursserye and pcrpetua.e the sacred LANGUAGE
and ,hc peculiar faith. But in time Chris
tan ktncs and Empero.s became as relent-
c.s as the nacans and the Jewish schools
and s1ots Of 1earninn in Palestine xere
broken nm. Betvesn the Christian and
.ha nacan III. uo,xhinnera of thc ma
60 80 ~ d;#a-.,ea p,,t ,-s-s 49,
~ go. - ,oo,.s.a H..
'e"'e1a. 1- - 10y =,
80 w pa:. :, ~ @ , ~ 10
- s - .S.-.11 ~. ~.
tne A1sss Psope' 49, .Ne.eAo4e, ~ voc ~ =,
- tI - - 80, ,ls -, va ~
.s'' -, u se. a>'4e' n,.n .ue "ss"0 ~. uu'1eu "
VIC p1a4As u e1au, ~ VIZ 'o pasas
'eln1aas' ~ ne .Ao a4.e ~ Iu'1
aasieiA Guy 41' P.4 N t444t ,,' 1'1o1e'
WIZ e"n. Ill" o'e. "4!os' !oo oos
hao eeen IL HILLS AssA't'' , .ue o''1sau, ., Aua
Asnee3p1'n lie "as uu1'eu uAe . "au A4Al
;nal' linen ca1ns alonome. anu a's success
eors' VINO eonqaeseo Inc Eas., ana n'ao
themselves It's m1n'a.! ana fensSlous o'c'a
T tors' 1hey were nos nlto!er4ns 10 .ne p
eu'la people. onaef 1ne'1 fe,sn' a'e ~
brew seats OF learning ID 1oe Last "eso e
ptwed. anu. iof many centuries tnes eo
joyed peace and protection to ~lich the
had been strangers, even under their o~;
empire. Learning, including AZ the af'
and sciences, IVES diligently uulusated, an
much Of that unity OF faith for when inc
Lave been. aud arc, 60 re1narsso'e, Is au
TO the constant stream OF learning "hict
1EoeF the protecting arm OF the eafaces
fowed from these schools.
Ihe late OF fiose pofuons OF Inc peoP
who had sought homes IN Western h'rol
was very different. For centuries tn
we're per<ecuted By the chI1st1hns and u
1uder tribes OF Northern EUROPE In
were denied permission to engage IN any
the ordinary occupations of the Peol
au1oug whom they lived, and to tina II
be attributed the fsct that they became
common carriers, the, commercial tra7
lers, the money-lenders and brokers OF
world. occupations which Christian gent
men held IN scorn and contempt
opinion Of the world. in this respect,
undergone change since those days. WI
little federation they enjoyed, they had
rny for heavily to tie fcudAl chiefs -:
Princes, to whom pecuniary assista
VAS always timely. In Italy, du1
several centuries, they mhintai
their colleges, To which we're attra'
schola1s from Ill pazss e the world. II
coltooes eventually extended to Eermt
n1-- Depos found it e1pedient to tolls
these people, in conteuDtnooa 50.
way, even against tho remonst1ances OF
cal Princea- When the followers OF
Eo1net conquered Spain, they carried
them the Jews, and not only tolerated
religion, but elevated their scaosnrs 10
.1aeaE They alan fr1Oy8d c0iQD&TI