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Judge Hilsoa, hitherto famous - II
most succs6stdl parasite, thas ~ ags pro|
duesd, haCsypzsdT iu - o@irsly Dei
rola. From The lowiy and bsnt attitude 4
! 7 yiaassekaat II, where hunilisy sn(
sesiS1 isf saabss,ttvv N b ~ 10y xvhins d
Ai9 \ - : -; ! n tbhls tYsiied n. natlyIl
it,lsasy has leaped iaas The posisdieaII
dapee,ecqtor Of tn Jsws, and trisg i
rsvsffVs thesocial b tAclln, u ~ sdsad sal
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fSs sia!soi hilsoa,5s l n.st u s,o'.e ave-
~ ::aatsmps, v ela.Ify sscissy assaratoeIi
; aandsls1Asss, according U sons RUE do
tsssiainsd upoulby . ~ u New York "
'sauivs. Thsif right 10 Do u Itdan y tdandodib q ND
s6;'loag u J. -thsyI exclude individdds, viii
out rs6srsnes 70 creed or race, but wke3
NJ. Hilaon lSinal1 out q srsat psSple, end
brands them ~ unit for every da1afSsts
sesus withss IT Of Cksissiia ds66ssl
whoss msa, - > suls, arsf ~ptya hssats
Top. and rouss, whose main sssai,lr
life i to iadulgs thsir passions, .-sad I'd
say the tsed0clioa Of peoe ai1iS-oat OF
thair ~ bsins esaddsrsd b. tAsn plsasl
ant, a.d quite au tit Their xonn are
dolls, living = ID mode, Frascais, vapting|
visos enough = b rsbastly vicious they
ass eosssat viii II grasi6catioa 70 81
feuad in III tssiitiso Of tbs Hssasi-tsa-
ditiaas nnfsstsaassly well knows il de
booaoi, II 9Th Avenue. This s,asopt toi
szslsds . man sAd his fanlily iron m In,
on aeeount n: f:hissssd ~ blood, deserves
the ssrnss rspzvbasisa. II it i quieslvi
sabuined 10, i vin u N entering wsdts
% enlarge tbs slse yuH which = dailyt
yavning widsr, IND wider, bsewesuun claSyes
in this country. '-' 1''' . '''a
Nj. Hiltoa makes gzsss mistake when;
he sndeavors to discriminate It this dlnsa
between Hebrews and Jewa "Hsbrews
ceased 70 bs the national sysonyns or
nam~ Of the chosen people, II the end Oh
the Babyiooish csptiviy. The greater
part of tie eapives remained in Persia,
and oaly 1880 men with their families,
pei.cipally Of the tribes Of the old king
don Of Judah, returned to Judea, By psr
mission Of Cyrus, this was Sss yean bsfors
ChriA, and sinos'thsn, "Jsw" has bscoms|
the proper term - spplisd to the JswisA |
psople II Is high time that this rsiisious
and social prejudice against the Jewu Hid
ended; the Christians sseln to forget, that
Christianity il = divine graft upon the Jsx.
ish faith, that ever, watcher round lie
cradle 1t Bethlehem, every woman At the
foot Of the Gross, every expectant st The
Sspulshre, and every one personally cou-
nissiooed BY Christ 10 preach the gospel.
we're JswA The mother Of our Lord,
Elisabeth. Anna, Mary, and Martha, we're
Jewsssss. The apostles were not even
II - high social grade as the trade Jew
II Judge Hilton bat were mech anics
fahermen, and even aespissd publicans
We suppose Judge Hilton, and his refined
~, would have their sensibilities rudsly
shocked if the human proto,yp. Of the
Jewish 6t. Peter, or st. John, the beloved
disciple were to present themsslys At the
'arand Union" for days acconmoda.
ton. The asussless and barbafic gperss-
satiso Of ths past eighteen hundred ysss.,
Of The Jew, BY Christian, Pagan, aud NO
hamsdan, u bsine revived - iar ~ Jades
Hilton can Do %. Pablic opin~
ions would not tolerate a Torqus.aada Z.
The people be socially psrsscutss will
~ the last lama.sof hisiaeolereat ut,
noulder into ashes, II ths past, is prophetic,
Of the future. .'
1t should be remembered, that The Jews
fought for National .existsnss, with the
1syptians, Anyrians, Babylosiahs, Syfians
and Romans that they were eoaqaersa i.
and nearly sx,ssninassa, By saeh of these
powers, ard YET have survived them ah.
spaia, Iortusal. Sweden. Venice, the Itsl.
Ian kiagdons, and Datehiss, which psr,s-
eutsd them, Az now dead or dying. For
nearly four thousand years, although at
times broken to atoms:-aliks auid rude
and polished peoples, they have preserved
their customs, language, and religious lit
sraturs. From Stockholm, to Cape Town,
and from New York, 70 Pskin, the slotie.