The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-24
TEMPLE ISRAEL.

TEMPLE ISRAEL.
RABBI LEVIN THINKS ALL FOOLS ARE NOT YET
DEAD-THE JEWISH PEOPLE CANNOT BE
WIPED OUT By HILTON.
In tho Temple Israel Greene avenue Brooklyn, yes
teriay morning the eloquent Rabbi Levin reviewed
tho seligman. Hilton controversy and said IL was one
place for the purpose Of showing that all fools
not dead. The rabbi considered that any man who
attempts in this age Of general oeration ana this
ffoe and glorious Republic, 10 set one class OF the
community against another by calling up tho demon
OF bigotry and fanaucism, which civilization years
ago consigned TO the grave is not only fool but
IN arrant knavc an enemy TO his country, hater
OF mankind and worker OF iniquity, who should
receive tho ecorn and indignation OF every man Of
character and principle, and who should be promptly
lcgated TO that position or insgnincance and social
obscurity for which he Is so we'll fitted. hut, said
the preacher. II dsvoves ministers and teachers OF
Gods holy word, whose mission II 10 preach peace
aud goodwill TO eartn to counleract, far
possible this blgotry, and to advise all who como
within the sphere OF their operations 10 be orbenriug
In their Judgment and not 70 permit any hasty In.
discreet action on their part in revenge for real
Imaginary arront or injury to be- the OF
trioutng III any way toward tue erection OF religious
or race barriers In this country And In this spirit
and Tor this purpose Rabu Levin said he would
speak oi the insult which Judge Hilton had
offered TO hts race and religon through Mr.. Seiig-
man. Mr. LEVIN then briefly recited The incident,
including Judge Hlon's explanation, which, said the
raobi, il IL made good faith aud the statements
embodied therein were actually true, no THE rabb,
could SEQ no reason 10 justly the assumption that ne
tonl Was controlled ny religious bigotry or that he
desired 70 stir the old prsJud against tho Jews
WHY INSULT ALL ykwsY
IL the custom oil certain clHss oil Jows was unproht-
ablo looking upon the matter IN y purely business
light Rabbi LEVIN, could not see that by exc, udug
that class tho Jews wore either insulted outraged
Business 10 one thing and sentiment 10 another, aud
sensible Jew IN the land will blanc the managers OF
any hotes Tor excluding any VI tho raco who 40 not
behave themselves AS ladies and geptemcn, nor for
iusng 10 entertain them ~ loss he TN. preacher)
w0ulu not uony that there bred ews vulgar and
destinations ~ tber manner, who render themselves
obnoxious 10 people OF culture and Refinement But the
thing true oil large class oi Christians But
this more Affects the better portion oi tnat commun
ION Than does Judge Homs statement that there are
jewish Doors WHO affect tho We'll behaved ana cultured
portion oil the ewish fraternity. Hence u Mr.. Hiton's
explanation was true, no offence could be taken As,
however, u very lar from being consistent
there alternative left the vplc he wantony
and unjusty attacked but 10 regard him us the very
type Ug0t aud 70 couytrue MS action attempt
revive the old feeling OF amnesty against the jew
sh race and thereby cause tner social osfaosn winch
Is the only system oil persecution possible IN mis- uge
and country IL Is evideni, said Rabbi Levin, that Mr..
Hnton's shameful order was not Designed alone for
| Mr. Seligman, but was intended TO cover oil
who bore tho name OF jew Hebrew or Israolte. But
evon II there were distinction IL would not have
attacked unonendIng and worthy class Of American
citizens, for now appears that Mr.. Hendricks also
applied for rooms ana was refused Tho viudictlve
ness and spite which ID everywhere noticeable 10 Mr.
Hlons uttcrances show that he is also actuated by
deep hatred against tho jewish race and 10 revive
Tar no can the nt0erant spirit oi the past Rabbi
| LEVIN did not think Sucu worthy or much
notice notoricty rs hc had received. aud u would
DO undieniea Tor the Jews to got up any domonstra-
| ton against MIN.
PROTEST UNNECESSARY
Tho Jews occupy 100 high position In this
and other countries socially intolec ualiy morally
and financially 70 require united action to show
that they are not what Judge Hilton would
have the public believe they The American
peope are lovers OF liberty and haters Of bgotry.
anu therefore the ordcr vi Judge Hilton noed not be
policy the part OF the citizens OF the country Tho
preacher would not therefore. have his coreli
charge this insult to The CHRISTIAN community. He
admitted that there does exist udIce against tho
Jew, but believed II arose from ignorance. But let
its Tree, uuettcrcd and all
those petty IreJudces which bipotry and superstition
have built up separate Tho children OF the Eternal
Father will become merged IN everlasting bond OF
union 10 the bless ing OF humanity and TO the honor
and glory OF the great King OF Kings.
DIR. EINHORN'S MILD COUNSEL.
The congregation Of the jewish Synagogue Of Beth
Fl, Lexington avenue and sixty-nrst street, ad-
dressed yesterday by tho officiating rabbi Dr. David
Einhorn Tho church itself IS OF tho PROTEST
the Guy, costing upward Of $3.50 600 DR. Einhorn is
OF tho most liberal and learned theologans nis
The hirniy interesting Astounding senti-
ments OF peace and good VIII toward all men, with
charity toward all anu malice 10 none. He alluded TO
the late Hilton-Scilgman controversy in the midcst
God and fear not man. Bring up your children in
the isith anu keep HIS commandments. Love thy
ncighpor myself ana would that others sho Guild
do unto you 80 do unto them"