The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26
General John Mason, Distric, Of Csl...

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Samuel Bayard. Esq. or New Jers.v
VIM. u Fitzhngh, Esq If vtgini.
hon. Richard Rus +. Of Washington e,,r
Hon. john harshall OF Ylfgiaia :"
'.slu0ndgers. .sy.
Francis : Key. Esq Rev. WIN. H,wls,
Walter J1nes, Esq. VIM Thornt,n. a.,
Rev DIR. j. Laurie, J Cabs. J.. ESQ
Rev. DR. ) 3 Balrh Rev J W. Camnben
Rev d. b Brown, Dr.. T Hendersoo
Rev D. w. II Mlmrr, Col. y. A H..
john Underwood. Recording .Secr.tors,
Richard Smith. Esq Treasurer. J.
Il. X. Gurley. Agent.
! The society then adjourned.
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RE-ASSEMBLAGE OF The JEWS
The following letter has been a4dr.s..d
tn the Editor of the Paris Journal g,s u.
bats by the Grand Rabbi, De Colopn,. 81
alive IN the proclamation of the nrw .ale
cousliloled Judge aud Regeneration or H.
rtel, Mr.. Noah, of New York, calling mo-
hi, Jes ish brethren, throughout the wo,J
IL assemble under his standard At the -,
tended city of refuge, Araral, in & and Isl.
and, and imposing upon such ~ do No,
choose. or are not able TO obey his call
certain annual tribute per head for lea,. oF
absence -
To the Editor.
SIR-The wisdom and love of trntb
which distinguish your Journal. and The
we'll nrrttd equation it enjoys in Fran.
and IN foreign countries induce me 10 hen.
that your potrness will grant me a pD,eo
in your next number for some obser, atoa,
which address tn the public in interests
of reason AMI truth.
Tae French rnd English papers haya
lately announced he singular project of
Mr. Noah wao calls himself the f1nnde, If
the city, Arrarst IN tn Umed Sfates Of y.
Amerlc,. certainly If Mr.. Noah VAS, "A
he IS supposed IN b., the proprietor ar ecu.
pier ola great extent Of uneultiNaipd lad.
ADD co fne d hpasrf tn thu engagement If
men without fortunes t. run thu risk nfro-
lon Eng with him, promising then A. the
same time mountains of gold ,nnbod, woald
think of dispulng his right to follow the
fashion of sending forth projects. but Mr..
Noah asplres to play much more rlpyitpd
character. He dreams If heavenly ms
sion he talks prophetcaly ne style, hun.
srlfa Judgf over Israel, he gives orders TO
all the l-rdehtes IN The world. he leJips
tax upon all II brew heads. H. hi exnlta.
ton he even goes so far as to maxi he
central jewish con>i.tory Of France hls
Charge d. Atftrrs, and he honurs thr Pres
ident 81 tins body with the noble rank If
"CUmmssloneF of Emlgrationn The
whole IS excellent; hui iyo trlfp4 are want.
ing; let thu well authenticated proof If
the mission and authority f Mr. Nah
2diy. The prophetic text which point, out "a
marsh IN \. A nerlCa as the spot fo re-as-
.enhiing the scattered remains Of Israel
70 speak seriously, ii is rght ut once to
infora, VIZ. ~, that the venera biz Messrs.
iIeirshel and Mrldona, Chlaf Rahbles a.
london and myself, thank ilnm, but posi-.
lively refuse the appointments he has been
pleased 10 confer upon u. W declare
that, according To our dogmas, God alone
knows the epoch OF the IsrarliIish restora.
nnn, that he alone will make II known 10
the whole universe by signs entirely une-
quN oeaI, and that every attempt on our
part To re- ssembe with any politicd ma
tlonal design ~ forbidden, as AN act ofhigh
treason against thu Divine Majesty.
Mr.. Noah has doubtless forgotten that
the ls,a,liss, faithful 10 the principles of
thei belief are too much attached to the
c,Intrles where they dwell, and devoted to
Inv governments under which theA enjoy
liberty and protection, mol to treat az
mere jest the chmerical consulate of
pseudo restorrr.
As, however, justice requires some con.
sideiati0n 10 the absent, We should he sor"
~ 10 refuse him the title of visionary Of
gaud intentions.
Accept, III Editor, the assurance Of the
dtttngui-hed & fespeetful sentiments With
which remain your most humble ser
want.
The Grand Rabbi DE COL0GNA.
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Since the publication, in our Frdaye
paper, of the extract Ut letter from
gentleman in Frankfort, relative L. the re
solutions offered by Mr.. CrtrDd W. ap.
proving the conduct OF Mr. Clay. Ia the
late Presidential Election, ne h ', srrn
letters from that place, addressed tu Ntm-
hers OF Congress, statlug That the rp,ola
tiOn- NOuld have passed # they had hefn
acted upon. WE nave seen, 10 paitIrplar
two letters, from two of The mosi prom'
nent individuals, on opposite side of Ihs
local questions which agilate thai Stale,
and both OF them agree that the resoulions
would have been adopted, If they nd
been taken np. That they were moi call
I'd up, we are informed, was from ca1srs
having no RELATION To any Apprehension
that they would not be carried.
Vat Int
MLssouRI.--Retnrns of the election ..