New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10
RlBBIS AND THE IERDICI.
SYMPATHY FOR DREYFUS AND PITY FOX
FRANCE EXPRESSED BY MANY

The r.conviction % Dreyfus IS looked upon ny
the cerg, If ,his city both Christian ana hebrew
- a suicidal attempt the part OF france 10 oo''
c,al her shame. All with one voice. "e0i@''O
that j, is not Dreyfus. but France WHO status
condemned.
81 am eroved for poor Dreyfus, but stih more 10Y
France said the Rev Kaufman Kohlcr. rabbi "i
the Synagogue Bethel al FHth-ave and Se'en.f
sixth-st 10 q Tribune reporter yesterday iie'
trial begins row. Indeed. that o'd saying OF 'no
Romans has again been verined-"h"m 'lle so"9
wish 10 destroy they first make mad. Inc "'
,,,e,,ia Of France has been brought on 10y mil
tarlsrn and the fanaticism Of the ani-Sen'es los
tered az IL We're 10y the Roman CathoAc Clergy. i'll
condemning Dreyfus I'm the face OF the protestant"
80 ia. whole civilized world France has given 10
the peoples ~ the earth exhibition when is NOT
housed in palaces Of STAFF AMI which the traveller
need not leave his home 10 witness II is AN oN-
bihition Of military rottenness and decline Now
there can be- no safety for any man. jew or zen
Tile Where justice and truth are rampled unotr
foot all the evil forces Of revolution are unclaimed
and in fear - no resistance. they viii go 'oT'n'
seeking whom they may devour
CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY.
The conviction OF Captain Dreyfus Is calamity
~ France "a crime against humanity. ana per
weston ~ Justice" said RABBI Joseph Sllverman. 81
,rr,rl. En,anu- ll az Ffth-aye and Forty fourth
ST at IS one of the greatest judicial errors.
NAV say one ~ the greatest crimes % the century
The voice Of the world VIII declare him innocent
,..s ,ts,cr,. u,lI VT 40 honor TO his memory
,.,,.,.a g., Tho, ola saving Let Justice be done
"'ll'Nr 4H '"a' oiu '"'''e 80
though the heavens fall' believe that II will be-
fulfilled IN the case u France There can be no
doubt that France IS on the eve % crisis
similar = that O. century ago. when her people
We're led the guilOtine I'm order that in the end
,.,,.o -rf,b. bo ,.,ndfca,ed 10 nation has We.
.'''' 80 49, - a., 49,,
with corruption. ! am more sorry FOR France than
49,. 800 .o,s,~,,,oa ,,norar rhoss ganer.ls u.ho
lhf poor 'o"''""ieu Su"e'e'' nus "e'''7 "o
Mil he maintained by sacrificing an innocen, victim
will find themselves the victims Of a popular in
surrection. The fires OF revolution are already
smouldering. and need but a breath 10 cause them
TO burst forth in flame The world VIII not and
cannot pass by in silence or supineness such an
unjust sentence. ! believe that all me pupits and
the liberal press Of the civilized world VIII cry out
,rairst mis- frfsrn,
II Is not 500 much contest between preytus' the
jew and his enemies Il IS tween the defenders
a. truth and a. cl,sr. ~ daea,ners and lsr,,,,.r
,. 80
the depths by the struggle. Human nature is the
.,. g.. all ,,<. owl III. .,,a ,. q. ,... ,. D., ,
-. ~ ,
fanny "''- 80 U''' anu '"'i's''''" i"
times gone hi. so II Will now take arms against
Tie tyranny ~ the French Army In all ] have
said ! s,,,.,t NO, as a 1vr hrt o. 49, ,,
S'.' 9P''N "'' ~ jew ou' az an American
citizen
When the news Of the reconviction ~ r,,,e,.
,.. t,ls - ,ba ra, III I-,sa,.- ,,,
~ '.' nv ram 'u"'ef' IaDN o. Beth
'.'al bikur 'hoim' at Seventy -second-st. and Lex
D., s..,,,..4 E, No. ,.,,. s. 80
thai he said '' '' moments
S,Ine,ic spirit could SEE that he cSies iISicia
VAS pr.fidir.d nv tbo ,ssv 81 su,.' y-., ,l
w. he r2i a. The wiines"ts IN o"o%f 4aesHa ,I
Los ehrull ,t1r1 ,, ,irai' ~ ana from ID,