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

FLOOD OF COMMENT.
Following is the substance of additional letters
addressed to tho HERALD upon the subject OF the
Corbin charges
An admoniton from can Israelite' is to the effect
that udge Hilton the Corbins will some day or
other regret that they have aroused undylng feel
ing OF tired aud revenge on the part of people
that never yet has been injured without being
avenged i'll some form other.
as r." predicts trouble and says that this perse-
cution will not stop ut the Jews. and the tempered
that is to fortify the United States Treasury
will soon prove AS brittle glass; lie concludes
as follows:@"rhe great bard, who so long has hon
ored this city by his presence. he turns In his
grave. mutteringly repeats the whitening words he
had once spoken upon like occasion. 'Upstart thou
disgracest thy country.
Monte6ore. Cremieux. Goldsmith. Rothschilds,
Beaconshcld Nathan Bennett and many others too
numerous to mention to our credit we can we'll
afford to spit ar reptiles who wish to stop pro-
gress.
"sour grapes with Mr.. Corbin. she and great
many OF her friends have yet visited Mahat-
tan Beach. for the reason that they las Jews do
wish to associate with some OF the people who go
there This correspondent would like to know il
Mr.. Corbin will be able to distinguish Jews from
Gentiles.
"a Christian protests against the prescription Of
tho Jews by this "overbloated aristocrat, air.
bin" and says il he has to complain single
instances let him specify them, but not proscrbe
has shown itself to be proud.
"a jew" who says he has been in the habit OF
visiting Manhattan Beach often Us three or four
times q week for the last two years. spending there
hundreds il not thousands OF dollars declares that
he will never again 20 the place, and that he
will all efforts to induce his friends to do like
wise.
MIR. Lauterbach one of the prominent Hebrews in
this city, said to HERALD reporter yesterday that
in statement he made days ago mis-
understood saying that his wife q Chr stian.
In order illustrate point he arguing he said
whei. he interviewed, ''Supposing my wife
a Christian" NC. As for his having tears in his
eyes" when he spoke Of his children he laughingly
remarked yesterday that he is not easily brought TO
the weeping mood.
After scathingly cri,icisug Mr.. Corbin's language
"a Jewish widow says:-'Loud MANNERS in public
should DC condemned. The wide circulation of the
HERALD renders it tit means o. culture in that
direction The jew is TAR better than LIE appears to
be- and hope the Christian in comparison with him
will not suffer. One definition OF poiitcness
is Kindness kindly returned. Let US do our part
and see IL tho Jews will not return it,
"a Hebrew" says that MIR. Corbin has thrown him
self INFO PIT where honor and reputation un-
known, and there lie leaves him to his fate
Henry Rains" OF New Jersey. is disgusted with
President Corbius remarks. Nothing to him is
vulgar than his bigotry toward opposite
him religion. Iie calls Mr.. Corbin ..illiterato
and beneath the notice OF respectable Jews.
"a Man" says the Jews too cowardly and in
offensive in the face OF insult to resent
and that this is the cause Of their tribulations.
Zone who is not Jew asks Judge Hlton IL the
vacation of the "wnite elephant the of
Chambers street and Broadway is an indication OF
increase OF patronage. before he made his as
sault the Jews lie had several mills running ;
now he has but one in operation. at Utica, and the
correspondent adds tina, lac wants the Judge to pub
lsh statement showing the actual increase de-
"Isonianania is ~ loss to understand Mr.. Cor
bins motive in excluding the Jews. Possibly"
says he. president Coibn has only just learned
that the Jews cruciiied tho SAVIOUR"
''5. Is" thinks MIR. Corbin likes his zone white
jew" because nc has made thousands OF dollars out
OF him.
"a Jewess' agrees with Mr.. Corbin that 'tho best
people" do not pGtronize Manhattan Beach. aud she
hopes that tho Jews Will continue to 10 elsew here.
a." saws the Jews would not be perplexed at
"those hostile demonstrations it they properly un-
derstood their own Scriptures and accepted the
glorious destiny and restoration promised by the
Lord of Abraham.
can American-born jew" says that in one year
hence Manhattan Beach will be lonely. deserted
waste.
A. Blumenstie writes from Saratoga that any
scurrilous atiack mace on the Hebrews by persons
who have nothing to boast OF but their money can
rise TO the dignity VI actual effort Ii Mr..
Corbin Will drive away bad women he will 90 the
public some service
Justice" does not see why any jew should feel
insuited by brute ana a ruiiiai. In his opinion
the end.
zone Insultod" says If such an affront were Of
fcrcd to the Irish OF New ork there would be
funeral with the Corbns i'll the hrst carriage.
"An American Christian" is acquainted with large
numbers OF rich and poor Jews, and he has largely
dealt with them in business, and he knows they are
an honorable class of citizens.
John ii. Jacobson will be one to subscribe to o
fund for sending poor Jewish children to Manhattan
Beach. and he would like to test the matter and
IL Mr.. Corbin's railroad would refuse them passage.
PRISE in hand and push 1t through
EFF. H.. thinks that educated American citizens of
foreign birth should speak English when among
Americans in public places, and that they should DO
ashamed to speak any other tongue. Often foreign
language s used az cloak to insults to Ameri-
cans who sit by and to conceal remarks which
would not be uttered In English.
"a L." OF Brooklyn, advises Mr.. Corbin to keep
cool and consult q physician for any maady from
which he may be suffering.
"L j. w." of Brooklyn. asks IL any jew was rec
ognized among those who participated In the riot ut
Rockaway on last sunday.
q. l.. Korbett, a "Christian," says IL is shame
and disgrace to brand because some of its
members arc poor ana Of an opposite faith.
Federation" admits that some of his race are
boisterous and Objectionable at times but there are
those not Jews who are equally bad He would have
all Jews gentle and agreeable in their manners in
public that the contrast would condemn tho Ill
behavior of the noisy Gcntiles.
LEX" asks IL the Jews have any public spirit why
they don't prevent the Manhattan Beach Company
from getting control OF Sheepshead LAY and its viii
lage. s an open secret he adds that tho company
s trying to depreciate Sheepshcad Bay property by
seldom stopping it's trains there.
Anna M. iula1 al IN "A