The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-26

CORBINISM IN EUROPE.
RoUMANIA EVEN WORSE PLACE THAN MAN.
HAITIAN BEACH FOR THE IsRAELITES-sUF.
FERING NECESSARY TO LIBERTY.

RoUMANIA EVEN WORSE PLACE THAN MAN.
HAITIAN BEACH FOR THE IsRAELITEs-sUF.
TERING NECESSARY TO LIBERTY.
From the London Daily Telegraph
How to relieve the Roumanian Jews of their dsa-
bties in a manner at satisfactory to the Great
Powers and as little prejudicial possible to the
interests of Roumanian landowners and tradesmen.
is the paramount question Of the day at
Bucharest. After wasting an uncomfortable
amount of time in evasions and tergiversations.
whereby the recognition of Roumanian indepen.
dence by tho Western Powers has been inconvenenty
retarded and the foreign relations of the Principally
have been hampered by all sorts of troublesome EN-
barrassments the Roumanan Parliament has made
aboriive attempt to deal with Jewish disabilities.
report. recommending to the acceptance of the
Lower House project for the gradual and progress
sivc admission of Jews to Roumanan nationality
and civil rights was recently laid before the
House by the committee appointed to consider
the revision OF article of the constitution,
and formed the subject of an animated debate. Tho
propositions contained in 1t, however, were so
rdiculously inadequate to the settlement OF the
question upon conditions which would be deemed
satisfactory by Europe that Premier Bratiano found
himself compelled to close the disc ussion BY for.
maly stating that the government could not accept
any measure containing such stipulations those
LAID down in the project of law just submitted to
the House. Meanwhile it may throw some light
upon tho state ot feeling prevalent among the i'd
versaries OF the government anent Jewish emanci-
patton IL We briefly summarize the scheme lately
submitted to the Lower House, and pronounced by
the Roumanian Premier To be 'nalns sihle."
nEI.iNF PROPOSED.
The project proposes the revision of article Of
the constitution in the following sense THAT per.
mission be accorded 10 'acus OF every religious
denomination to petition Parliament for admission
to national and civil rights that petitions to this
effect be taken into consideration by the Lower
House ton years after their date; that they nay
then be granted, but only by n majority of two
thirds of the whole House: that the sons Of aliens.
IL born upon Roumanian soil. may claim letters Of
naturalization from the Sovereign after the latter
ylann1 uS noftn nfD 49,
granting OF each several application; and much
more. conceived in the same ibera and obstructive
spirit. The term 'aon. or foreigner. being that by
which, according to the existing prescriptions tho
constitution. jews OF Roumanian birth legally
described, this project which reads though IL had
been devised to facilitate tine naturalization In Rou.
mania of unorihodox immigrants from foreign
countries. is really intended to deal exclusively with
the question OF Jewish emancipation. The scheme
contains recognition of the indisputable claims
TO Immediate Acknowledgement OF the Roumanian
Jews who actually paying to the state and
have served serving, in the national army IL
is in fact, the mere uncomcly offspring of unscrup-
ulous party man9uvres. having Tor their object tho
stimulation of unwholesoine popular prejudicos aud
the embarrassment of the government.
sUFFER AND DE BEAUTIFUL.
The Berlin stipulations must be duly carried out.
At whatever sacrifice OF deeply rooted antipathes or
prejudice TO class interests ltoumana must cnfra-
chise her native born Jewish Inhabitants, and that
with al feasible promptitude She has promised.
and she must keep her word Europe acquiesced in
her separation from tho Ottoman kmpire, in her alb
solutc independence in her acquisition of the Do
brudscla, carrying with IL the cistodanship OF tho
Danube mouth. IN the alteration OF her sovcregn's
title, upon the distinct understanding. aoricaily
defined by the Congress and publicly acknowledged
by her government that she should rid the Rouman.
ian jews OF their disabilities. She has received her
considefation, or at least great part of it, In adj
vance, and the time is come nc which she must be
summoned to fulnl hor contract. 1t Is of use TO
put OF the evil day. II that can by Christian PEG.
pie be called an evil day which will bring relief.
contentinent and Joy to hundreds of thousands OF
wrongiully oppressed human beings we'll known
French piovero says that ono must suffer Ia order
to be beautiful"