The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-07-26
Only q Hebrew Dream.

CHAUTAUoUA, July ID. Tie rains
have wet down the enthusiastic Chau-
tauqua crowds to-day in way which
would depopulate an ordinary summer
resort, but there was no perceptible
diminution in the size Of the audicn-
ces. The lecture of the dav which
excited most interest was given by
Rabbi Moses j. Cries, of the Temple
congregation, Cleveland, one of the
very prominent leaders among the re-
formed Hebrews. The subject Of the
lecture was "The Legend of the Wan
dering Jew"
The analogy was drawn between the
Hebrew ever wandering because of the
curse Of Christ, and the Hebrew ma
tion popularity considered to be under
the same curse. He said:
| ''Do We believe in the return to
Palestine? Do We think that we are
going to rebuild the Temple? 1t is a
beautiful dream. 1t might inspire the
heart of every Israelite. 1t might fiji
every man Of Hebrew birth with
dreams Of the restoration of the old
glory. But it is only dream. The
Hebrews throughout the world do not
desire to return to Palestine. The
Hebrews everywhere in lands where
there is gre nted to them freedom and
peace, are citizens and patriots.
II make bold to say tina. il this
land of freedom there are none more
truly devoted to the cause of freedom
and justice than the Hebrews They
have experienced the persecution and
injustice of the world; therefore, they
love freedom and Justice more than
other men. Max Nordau and Baron
Hirsch and those who think that the
solution of the Hebrew question is the
return to Palestine, may understand
the European mind, but they know
very little concerning the sentiment
Of the Hebrews in this land Of free
DOM"
Concerning the exclusiveness of the
Hebrews, he says:
''The Hebrew will be for the He.
brew as long as the world is against
the Hebrew and no longe:. There is
no unity of the Hebrew people, despite
the idea that there is sort OF He
braic world conspiracy. The Hebrew
will stand for the Hebrew until the
day will come for the Hebrew as for
other human beings, when he shall
have the same measure Of liberty and
justice which ought to be granted to
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