The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-21


thought Jndge Hiltons conduct an outrage-an Insult
to the country and times N which We live.
Mr.. Isaac Rosenstein, OF No. l05 Franklin street,
thought that jews money WAS about good any
body eises; that ~hcro nc conducted niusei properly
ana in n gentlcmanly manner he was certainly
entitled 10 tue same consideration rs any body
else While democrats aud repgbncans could aials
aud associate together pleasantly he saw no reason
why jew ana Christian conid not do lkew. se.
Judge hilon in his opinion, had maue ms money oy
sycuphantic toadyisri, while Mr.. Selgman mado his
Ia lne iegitiinate emanuel oil trade and Gnpncc.
THE cLEEGYs VIEWS
Strange to say, a HxeALp reporter found great re-
luctaucu among the clergy 10 express their Vows ON
the subject Tho great nlajorry OF prominent clergy
are al present out OF town the few that remain
are very unwilling 10 express thor sentiments IN re-
subjected. Tho greater number OF them oourleousiy
but nrmy refused 70 say anything ~ al ON the sub
jecI
Dr. O. b. Frothngnam, OF the Masonic Temple, said
he had only glanced AT u casually and had not formed
any opinion ON tho matter He supposed the exclusion
OF Jvws IRON the Grand Union Hoo was a business
arrangement OF Mr.. Hiltons lie refused to say what
he thought OF tho lmttcr's action
Tho Rev Dr. Arthur Brooks said" suppose
Mr.. Hilton had perfect right 10 do what he has
done II ne wants 70, but think he was worry foolish to
do it,
tho Corner, said:-.Mr. Milton keeps pub
Ec honse, aud suppose lie has no
right 10 refuse any person that goes there
There is beieve, law on that subject. Apart from
tbs law, don't any reason why Mr.. hiioa should
not refuse 10 receive any one IN his house he did not
choose TO- Tue only question IN my mind - me legal
inuslng there may have boon nng else behind
that was tho cause OF tho trouble. y
Dr. Harromer, pastor OF the Central Methodist
Church in seventh avenue, saiu .-''l don't how
SO shrewd a man ns Judge Hilton should permit nm
sell TO do such Thing so tar as my synpaihics are
concerned IL Is against my idea OF pfopricty TO
thus single out tho Jews for proscr ption.
To say Jow shalt not into a place oil pubic
tertainmcnt ~ an outrage against deoency.
Rev. u H. Wbceior, euttor Of the Mctaodisf, sad;-
III certainly have no projudices against tue Jews,
aud THINK that those shoddy women VINO rc-
sort 70 the watering places make great icos
OF themselves 10 rail at respectable Jews.
However, doubt whethrr The Grand Union is to DO
regarded as pubic mouse 10 the proper sense the
TERM III IS boarding house Tor FAMILIES as take a.,
and suppose Uoarding mouse gceper has rlght 10
discrminnts M TO who lie will accommodate. Board
ing mouse keepers have right to take VINO They like "
Rev. J. A. Edmunds, oil the Asbury Methodist Elns-
copai Church ON Washington square, sad ne
the course Of Judge Hilton worry ooiis one. As TAR
as c had read u appeared be tho result Of personal
quarrel between b. and Mr. Seiismar, aDd he did 4ot
see Why " should cause any amnesty between Jews
and Christians
JEWS IN HurKLs.
Mr.. Palmer, the manager oi Tho Albemsris Hotel,
states that hs own sentiment well that oil the
guests Of hu houss. was thaA We action Of Judge Ai