The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-07

II is the silliest Of all notions that
the Jews are incapable of any more in.
tellectual calling than dealing in old
clothes A notable proof to the country
is Jacob Seebacher, theactiye, energetic,
aud popular legislator from the Sixth
district of New York. The Albany cor
respondent of the II press gave, but
few days ago, an interesting sketch of
the career and characteristics Of this
first Hebrew member OF the assembly
In the role of eminent Jewish mems
bars of congress the names OF eX,Bes
preventative Philip Philips, Of Alabama,
and ex-senator Judah p, Benjamin, of
Louisiuna-who is nowrecogni2ed as one
of the ablest lawyers in Great Britain
would alone contute 80 silly a notion as
that specified above,
Few are aware Of the praiseworthy
efforts which the Jews in the United
States ale now making to provide not
only "Sunday-schools' for their child
rem, but also superior education at home
for their religious teachers, who have
hitherto chiefly sought it abroad or Of
what has been done, as in the case of
the American Jewish publication So
ciety, to render acceptable to the Eng
lsh>speaking public the best and most
reliable sowces of Inflammation on the
philosophy, history, and literature of
Judaism. Some persons would be 5urN
prised to learn how many of the ablest
editors and most wide.awake reporters
Of nnr citv Journals including, of course,
tbanun,oro,,s weekly orgons uf ,Judaism.
how, r N,n o 81 onr mast srndite and clio,
onent nreochora of orr foremost law,
rers musicians bonkers and mer.
chants and how many of our operstic
md tbaatrical MANNERS and agents
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insuraMne CO. comnonies broyqht some time
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