The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-21

whcrc But in the long run thin"s would re-
sunni thor ordinary qu,rt chrnn"ls.. Trade
" - laws WIS to buy chcap. Now. j wa wnrn
human. aud they would put their pr,Iudi -
ava iuy of (. r. Stwart 4 e.. or ' Of "n wow
.sc w. % sold doth ch.uprr than his n"ghhors.
Mr. ,W,n i"l. wlo druls largely with Jews.
speaks highly of their integrity and bue n ~
NJ y, WITT. sei,;mrp said Yesterday after
noon. L"tters 10 Mr. Joscph S'ligman como
uy every mail from American Christians VI all
demon nat ons express NJ their surprls". in
~ n on. and horror. at al II prescription
should b" pratt sd N the n n't"''nth century
and IN enlightened Arrricn. Next year Catho-
lies nnv b. excluded from judge II toms hotel.
and there is no knowing where tn" outrage may
STOP. i ms T. not q personal ,ontrovcrsy, b".
o. terms v tn Judge II ilton az he was tn the
iat. A. I. stewart IT IS crusnl. of Judge Hill
ton : against the whole race OF jews in Ameri-
ca. Although Judge II iton may deem himself
Judge OF American charn ter, the press, with
every enlightened aud true American cit mn,
s'"s and saysthnt he Las min cda blow at Amcri-
cnn liberty ANA honor. The sooner he makes
public apology for his Insult to Jews the better
syn paihv received hy MIR. S,nrmIan' none " ii
u" puhl u unless the VIZ tcts 80 desire and
unless their perm ission h" obtained Mr.. ta,lig-
man does not believe that Judge II iltons part
ncr. Mr.. Libby who Is an Intelligent gentleman.
cnn possibly uphold the unprec, dentcd position
Ju Ice Hilton has assumed.
Tho Arlington House on Fourteenth street
mas long b"en thNorite resort for wealthy
jews. tho house being run v ith special view
to their ustom Mr.. stqe the proprietor, sud
Mr. S,llgnian from the Grand Union Hotel
seemed to him prrfety ridiculous. In inct ="
H." snid. i shows that "a judge and rich mcr-
rian lad given the matt"r II second thought he
would simply nav" published card saying that
n had been excluded from the Grand Union
:, Do you hnl the Jews undesirable guests p
Mr.: slime was asked.
H. laughed heartily ms he said: Many Of
the leading lsraelltes in the country stop here.
other people ! think that landlords in New
York. with perhaps. one or two EXCEPTIONS will
say thW jew sh gentlemen are Just us desirable
gu SIS as any others. or course, there are thos"
among them who are not what they ought
10 h" IN manner or habits; hut ! find that
these are stunned by Other Jews, Just as
lonN for with the most interest IN tn : matter is
what Will br said ON the otlier side OF the ocean.
There isn't a hot-l III Europe whore II man
would hr excluded heruuse he WIS a jew. Why
II n" Emperor II Germany should 20 to u hotel
N Frankfort. IA jew would get IN" next room rs
PARIS. or anywhere. The landlords over ihorr
w'l, rcad II tins ming with pyrie,t ama1gmcnt
world from which they would expect such n
thing. i sides. both Mr.. S"iigman and \. L.
Stewart 4 Co. are wcn known in Europe. Poo
pie there vii be amazed. and It Will bc almost
as uu n ol sensation there us here
You would not refuse to receive person
because lac WIS "a Christian. would YOU ~
OF coursr not. All want l. r'spe liability
lwould take colored mon If they wore r"sp,'t
49, ~" tt I Ni'h NNilt HihH "a u'N'i lfi
him that WIS b@nuse he was 4 Christian. or
for any Other personal reason. Every landlord
knows how 10 send person away without
IN ndng MIN. That's what looks queer about
si-man : exclusion. did refuse tire, Chris
tan gentlemen some tine ago. ! SAID. We
were all fun didn't tell them | refused them
h"nuse they were b"nstly drunk. In 1857
thousands Of country m ,rrhants came to NV
YORK panic stripke They could not meet
tAeir en..agemcnts. Al who had been cusiom-
ers of Mr.. S"lieman we're allowed to draw on
him. AMI many were saved. Supposp' he had
refused a man lac know was good because the
man Was "a Christian