The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-25
INDIGNANT PROTESTS.

visit Manhattan Beach, and says that ii Mr.. Gilmore
would play the air Of a certain German song. COM
posed against the Jews. twice. he will guar
antee that they will go away from the Beach aud
never return there.
"G E." compares Corbn with Hapan of olden
time and advises the former to refrain "from but
ting his head against that wall which has for over
one thousand years wlthstood the blows Of its enc
mics.
In an elaborate communication ferdinand Reiss"
Indignantly asks whether nun like Mr.. Corbin can
accomplish the crushing out of the whole Jewish
nation. and recommends that he go on, and in his
pretended Christianity continue to insult aud ca un-
Mate unhappy people, using precepts from the
Bible las lures and daggers with Which to pick out
the hearts Of his fellow beings.
'Charles Lawd' says he will be content after this
to enjoy himself ut portions of the beach other than
Manhattan. and where he hopes to be far removed
from that extra superine class which Mr.. Corbin
is anxious to attract to his hotel.
Williamsburg correspondent whose first name
is Moses ironically inquiries whether IN case the
Saviour OF the world should at this time revisit our
earth and seek admission to Manhattan Beach Mr..
Corbin would exclude Him on the ground that he
Justice warns Mr.. Corbin not to interfere with
the Israelies il he would escape "the fate Of the
sIanderer Of Saratoga"
A correspondent who says he is eighty-two years
old. and who gives his name for publication
Jacob Lyons accuses ..these Corbns" OF the great
est of all sins-ingratitude. He states that the
Messrs Corbin are jews, who came from Petticoat
lane. London, to this country in 1875; that their
loan office at No. 81 Essex street. and that he had
two sons. Daniel and Abraham, now Austin. He says
he Is sorry to know "those ungrateiul boys.
"A Brooklyn Israelite" thinks he has as good a
right to be ut Manhattan Beach has Levy, tho
cornet player. He reaates by saying that the Jews
pay for whatever they may order "and this is what
the other classes OF people do not do
While protesting against Mr.. Corbin's pronuncia
nento, IA Nasty jew" asks il Mr. Corbn desires to
exclude the entire from his hotel why he does not
have few thousand hand bills struck OF and dstrb-
uted among his guests, when. in the opinion of the
writer. the nasty Jews won't trouble him much.
"a Jewess deprecates revival OF the preJu-
dice against Judaism, and thinks that man who
can afford to invest $2,oO0.OOO i'll railways
might probably expend q small amount for the
purpose OF enightsning and developing his intel
lect. This correspondent says it would be more to
the interest of Mr. Corbn and his associates If they
to exclude 1.-THE set of roughs who frequent the
island for the sole purpose of insulting LADIES'"
1t is matter OF wonder to "Sui Geners" why it is
that IL the high minded gentleman OF Manhattan
Beach detests the Jews he keeps jew named Levy
cater the musical tastes OF the patrons OF his
''self-styled high toned caravansary.
"a. w" advises the Jews to leave Mr.. C0rbn
severely alone. and when he his ho
will then be able to the long trains of empty
arrive at Manhattan Beach, aud will be glad at last
1t is the opinion of Moses" that Mr. Beecher has
sounded the depths of the difficulty i'll saying that
the remedy for MIR. Corbln's lies with the
higher order of Hebrews who can. il they
disposed. that appropriate reDuke he sent out
from the local synagogues The correspondent
thinks that in addition to this If popular leo
turer to depict the vuigarity and impertnence
of the uneducated Jews. it might elect improve
Joseph Stern" asserts that the time has come
when outspokon denunciation OF any industrious
class of people must be stopped, and adds that had
MIR. CorDin uttered any foul language agains. the
Celtic race "his life to-day would not be worth
hg.
In reply to Mr. Corbns diatribc against the He
brews Rev. DIR. A. Wise. minister OF prominent
synagogue in this city, addresses him in this wise
Your very honored predecessor, His Majesty
Pharaoh, the King OF Egypt, was imbued to be sure,
and moved by tho same praiseworthy t) intentions
against ancestors you, but quite contrary to
your precepts he hal the Jews, ay. even against
their own will, thrown into the water.
whereas you do not even desire them to go
into the Of their accord. At
later period it His Excellency Hannah. the Prime
Minister to the King OF Persia that highly editying
type OF pure lovers OF humanity ~. and whose OK
ample you probably looked up TO Sufficiently
noble to DO followed who swore to oxterminatc tho
Jews; but he. at least offered 100000 pounds OF sill
yer to his people as an indemnity Tor their loss.
But what have you offered to your shareholders as
pretensionsl At what time did you observe thlss
Do you refer to the Jews OF the Middle
Aces those Jews that lived in the dark and
dreadful times Of the Cru'ades the period Of
religious intolerancer When you mean these.
then you indeed justified in your asser-
ton. For these jews did really push themselves
forward in countless numbers. only you to
have forgotten the object of these pretensions-to
mount that funeral pile that had been raised al
mqjo,em del gio,idps by the Christian monks and
HgIous fanatics, To breathe out their pure souls
martyrs to their religion. Ay. there. 1 must con-
fess they were prctcntious and pushed themselves
to the 'front.' Or do you perhaps refer TO the pres
ent time, when you sec them press themselves for
ward with purse in hand to erect charitable insti
tutons to build hospitals to support houses OF pub
lie good. aimshouses. orphan asylums. &C..
&C.? Then. ipdeed are you correct. 1, ~
servant of the Lord. am indeed proud
of such pretentousness. And whom you
refer the only white jew you had ever SEEM IL
seems to me you striking with your own hand
against yourself. tor not the descendants OF
One whom you recognize rs your acknowledged head2
And /. minister would remind You what the hfth
commandment says and then would ask why you
are ashamed of your ancient mother. who has lived
for ages and ages. and whom we represent"
WHAT THE GERMAN NEWSPAPERS SAY.
From the New Yorker zcitung.l
The HERALD has created an immense sensation by
the publication OF interview with Mr.. Corbin. of
the Manhattan Beach Company.
or course there exists right for any
body to exclude Jews from Manhattan Beach; but