The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13

of taske lhFangh shaTler and more d.
TreI channels: 10 insrEposr 0T meaiaie BE-
tween The desposie and tisFee eonflaeis
now carrying On b. lhe Sultan II Inr-
key and raeha Of EsyP'; 10 open lie old
poTis On The Syrian coast 81 lie MsdiieF'
rsnesn. and revive their burner eam-
mere: Ia retrieve he long neglected J.
eTiealsuEal d,sIiei "f Syria; TO adept Va
liable AMI impaT,ant projects Of lnieFnsl
Improvement. connecting The maritime
parts with the embOEehmenls Of the
Red Sea. by means ii Rail Roads over
the lsFel plains: improve the navigation
OF the Nile and The EnPhra;ss. and in
fuse new energies into that once power
fal and slways deeply interesting eoun.
try. BY means Of capital. protection. mild
and reputable laws, and just. liberal and
tolerant goEsrnmsnL 10 accomplish
these important objects. the attention Of
al nations j. about 10 be directed 10 the
Jeaish people. 50 long snd 30 faithfully
protected by The Almighty, so long and
so nnjusly prosecuted by mar"
lie then proceeds ia examine into The
praeIicabiliIy and feasibility cf be pro-
feet. and 10 calculate what can be done.
His argument i, that not the Jews, but
the Christian powers can accomplish e.
very Thing. and lie says:
"fhe learned, and particularly pious
Jews. deemed IL sinful 10 anticipate The
period by any moEemfns Of their own.
when il shall please the Almighty 10
fulfil his promise Of reslorsiion; they re-
ly On miracles. probably without reilee-
ting that God works by human agents;
that he disposes Of events. aud inelines
the hearts u men 10 certain actions.
ahich when taken up and carried cut
in their proper spirit, works tie very mi
raeles long promised and most desirable.
The Jews. therefore. can only cooperate
the Christians must act IS planners
in tie great work. and they owe this
debt 10 Tie Jews; they owe il for all
their suaerings and prosecutions for GEN.
turtles before The Reformation; they owe
iI in relation for their pTesrrs siIoBs Of
the scriptures. the hOPe and consolation
II religion: they owe IL to them IN the
fnlhlment Of all their promises made u
the ancient and chosen people; they owe
IL Ia The character al him who came az is
said. TO fulfil the law" Every where
We see societies. and communities eslab.
fishing to efist some good ohjscI-Bible
societies, missionary societies; societies
for various charitable objects, temperance
and reform socilies. but IS yet no soeie.
~ has been established among Christians
for the restoration OF the JeHs. South
America is free: Greece is liberated; The
negroes are emancipaled (; Christianity
has almost exhausted lis resources, in
seeking for good objects in carrying on,
the principles Of faith; and yet The eye
has not been directed 10 The remnant 81
Israel; the deseIvcdIy favored people Of
Almighty God: the nation that stands
like lofty pillar mid The ruins uf en-
pires. The time approaches for action;
this county, ever foremost in good
works. can 10 much TO incline the gov.
ernmenis Of Europe TO favor The project
Of the restoration Of the Jews. by en-
the Psclls Of Egypt and the
Sultan. TO consent To the transfer Of that
territory fnr stipulated and liberal price,
by which the Jewish naiiha may peace
ally occupy their former possessions
without The shedding ol nue drop Of
human blood. But this must be done
and apart from any conditions
NJ ersngelizing or conversion. No OBJ.
siscle must be thrown between the pinm-
ises Of the Almighty To his chosen pen.
pie. and their full and complete sccom-
Let the restoration be made
through tie influence aud exPrlions oi
Christians, and the frs. grea, step will
have been taken 10 show what is meant
BY the fuliness of tie Genules," and
time will accomplish all tina, is desired.
Were there no other considerations 10
This restoration, it would be justified by
The march of civilization. arts. letters.
science. and good government. which
would triumph where now all is barren
and despoiic.
let This subject be reflected upon and
acted upon, by statesmen and friends Of
Liberty and Law throughout the world.
Religious men will no, lose sight of j,
they will mediate day and night on the
OF the Jews. and the promis-
es made 10 them, and their miraculous
for the fulfiIment of those
promises. They will rejoice TO witness
il. and il will be a Jubilee throughout
The world.
Far To-! the days core. saith the
Lord, that / will bring again The caplivi-
ty Of my people Israel aud Judah, and |
will cause them again To return 10 the
land. which gave to their fathers. and
they shall possess IT," "And will break
The yoke from Off ihy neck. and will
burst thy bonds. and thou shalt no longer
serve strangers; bot he shall serve the
I ord his Eod aud David ,heir k;n0