The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF THE PkESS.
From the Boston Transcript
The laws of the United States know neither Jew nor
Gentle, but place all races on the same level
from the Norrstown pa Herald.
Tho Jews could apply the law and compel o back
down OF their adversares but II Is not worth while.
From the Springfield Unon.l
The Jew has many rights as the negro. and 1t Is
quite out of the question permit Judge Hilton TO be-
gin shutting hotels to Jews, when We have just sue
ceeded after 30 many difficulties in opening them TO
coiored men
From the Newark Journal
Is not the Jew good as the negro Are the chill
dren OF Abraham OF Isaac and Of Jacob lower Ia the
social grade than the children OF Hams
From the Boston Gobe.l
There Ia no such ground as Judge Hilton urges for
distinction against Jews u class Some OF them
may have offensive pccuiiarttcs as what nationality
has not? II will probably be found impracticablc Tor
a great hotel a summer watering place or anywhere
else consult all social prejudccs and attempt to set
up a standard OF geuieel refn0d conduct for its
guests.
From the Washington Republican,
No American regard the adoption OF rule ex-
GLIDING all Jews generally from such prom nent hotel
the Saratoga Grand Union except with feelings OF
Indignation
From tho Philadelphia Buletin.l
1t is only the ignorant and the vulgar that have race
hatreds.
From the Hartford Postl
1t rs not likely that the matter will ne suffered to
rest where 1t Is Both parties rich and determined
men, and the lawyers viii, IN all LIKELIHOOD be gwen
an opportunity To profit by their resentment
From the Springfield Union.
The extent which the rich Jews oil New York have
filed up Saratoga within few years has been the sub
ject OF general remark and great deal Of freely ex
pressed annoyance among the large class Of persons
prejudced against the chosen people, not ON
account of their religious belief It should be stated
but because OF their vuicarity OF manners and the
oseptatious and often insoent display Of Their wealth
No doubi good many persons who would not think
OF jusuiying Judge Hiltons order Will be induced
thereby To patron.ze las hoteL
The baltimore american says that Judge Hilton
.was too passionate 10 De Logical" ana continues =:
prompted more b. personal motive than anything
else, aud taal isure Developments VIII confirm this
fssom ths Cleveland Leadcrl
Here ana shers sais4r berFsr OF yesterday, sud-
petroleum ma, siae s-sL Jssys hulon's Intolerance
and bigotry, bot his order esuse blush vi shame
TO mantle shs ehssk OF every use, liberal min1ed
From the Providence Pscssl
Scgman dislikcs Hilton.
From the Albany Timcs.l
Whatever the legal oil the ALTAR may be, ana
whatever explanation may be oncred II l. evident
that Mr. Hilton mas made great mislake-onc OF
those mistakes which In their seq uen some
times, US Fouche sand, worse than crime.
From the Newark Jour ma.
What kind OF Christians are they that i1npel these
We lear they OF tho most advanced type Of
Pharisee.
From the Albany Journal
The race that boasls OF McndessohD, a Meyerbeer,
the Rothschds, a Disraeli, Pasta, Naiibran and
Rubensscn smile superior W the vulgar slight OF
holel keeper, even though his namc be Judge Hilton,
and he iogeIs the divine injunction, Judge not that
ye be not Judged"
From the Utica Herald
We are inclined 10 think Judge Hilton explains ana
defends and coudemns Too much. lie may hate Tie
Jews IL he WILL He may have the mora right TO ex-
clude whom lie Will from the public house he controls.
In all tins he is not required to assert himself the
aufo Of all social proprieties Neither IS II neccs
sary that TO b. able 70 Keep hotel man rcylic the
guests he declines 10 receive.
From the Utica Observer
To exclude man from hotel on account OF his re-
ligious OPINIONS Is to strike blow the foundation
stone on winch the state government ana the federal
compact rest IL true that the blow struck by Judge
Hion is puny, Intellectual ana wlthaI contemplate.
But he should be made to Ieel IN proper
and practical way that prejudice, prescription and
bigotry not paying Investments in tree country
From tho Lowell Courier.
Saratoga has a little sensation just Low which Is
likely 10 grow 10 pretty big ono before IkdIsappears.
From the Baltimore Gazette.
A denial ~ Hebrews OF hotel accommodanons al tho
Grand mon Hotel, Saratoga seems like return TO
the sentiments OF the Midale Ages II smacs OF tho
when the mcdIval idea OF banking institution
was wealthy Hebrew on gridiron.
From the Troy whgl
Tho proprietors oil the Grand Union Hotel have
clearly exposed themselves TO prosecution under the
fourteenth amendment, and the laws TO enforce IL.
FROM the Springfield Republican,
The action OF Judge Hilton may very likely benefit
the hotel profits OF this season. but u certain
considerably nJure the great BUSINESS by tho
withdrawal of Jewish custom, 10 the extento millions
Of dollars n year.
From the Louisville Courier Journal
The Jews want to know II their race, which con-
tributes 50 largely TO the material prospcdiy OF the
country. has no rights under the constitution.
Prom the Philadelphia Times.l
They must not expect society 10 be drepIy stirred
by a quarrel between Two men, whose only ckum 10
dlstpctlon Their money whose onay craving APP
pears 10 be Tor a little notoriety.
From the pttsburg Leader.
In truth, Judge Hilton, or Mrs. stewart II she IN.
stgatcd MIN, seems TO have explicitly violated the
Civil Rights ACT W wandering TO even meancr pgcJu-
dce than that waning one against 1.-The Niger. ~ to
punish which the act Was passed.
prom the Cleveland Herald
The late A. 4. stewart was narrow minded bigot.
a. appears to bc tne ease, he forbade the accom-
dation OF Jews IN the Grand Union Hotel ~ Saratoga