New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
American society for MeIierating the Condi-
fiOn of the Jews.

TIE XVIII Anniversary Meeting n TN, Society
convened iat evening AZ 'he Bro0mes Fl, Dutch Reform
81 Church. Audience respectable. tu- uo, large -
Rer pr Dr Wlrr presided. Rev Dr. Mcleod Offer.
d tie iuetorv prayer. Reading Il extracts of ne
-orie.v.- Report bv me Domestic Corresponding -.
-r.iarv Rev NJ wMsHT1 followed which announced
several changes in the Board Of the society among
,hr. hat BIZ the resignation Of their former Domestic
Corresuondur Secretary. Rev Mr. LILLE Il stated
that the BOARD VIII extend i-s operations % southern
cities that large number o. Tracts have been s.ued
The ts-s II Europe has greatly increased the number
M lew. % this country. There j. stronger clsposi-
-0n with them ~ inquire afteF truth III religious mat
-r-- Churches accusing 90 tleir duty more and
moro w respect o. hc lost sheep ri the House of israel
-be JOYS. kn auxiary society has been formed WITH.
m --. us.t yfar ILc treasury, though euloarras-ct
ns. int it- eNpsn-es Tho gocept- have been - 2-i.
ffa I-rres $500. fni balance - cf' IN The
--.-, II -,1 &c. The J.rrish CtroEiris continues 20
e published reaching 200 COPE. per month Should
th- work o. propen- % me euierp-se - lie conver-
-ion through God. 20 The Jews de'o.Te mainly ~ tne
Church or On ih- society 10 was the business oi the
society, and the same should 20 ca. % the strength Of
cod ~ whom should b. lcf- tie re-u-ts
Mr. BrRNARD SriNEHAL. converted Jew. snd a
student AZ the Theological school az Andover. in prepa
ration Tor tie ministry. whom the President intro.
dsc. a son Of I-racl according % Tho ae.h and sucn
hs borei according 20 the Promise. now rose 20 AZ
dress the meeting The following resolution was offer
ei IS him.
the Go-ne % he Jew and the Chr -1sns of America
Inc people peculiarly dee sled hy Providence 10 be- fore
NOS. in ti..s noble work
R.ite-at.rg The sentiment herein expressed no pro
rectod 20 perceive tho Revolutions % Europe Tire re-
sious freedom OF The jew And principal tact bear
ur on the conversion OF the Jews that tAey are be-
coming Dissatisfied with the teachings Of the Talmud IN
which they have been firm relever- heretofore They
uaS receive and read the New Testament should W.
neglect 20 give our ad 10 this work be- saw that Inn
dfty would take possession Of their minds. To rem
lor this AID we must send missionaries among them.
Either missionaries miracles must work the result
which It the most reasonable % believe would DO
.0t Our contributions ln money were specially want
ed In concluding biz earnest and more numerous 20
marks he begc. & permission o. remind Christians Of
ac duty and Importance OF constant prayer IN behalf
ot the Jow Every thing t-at had been done Tor the
Christian Church. everything thai had been done for
every other good object had done by the return
81 prayer. there an omI pOtencc IN IT,
4 resolution Wa now offered hy the President sub
-tantslly the that read By Mr. sunehal
Re-. Mr. THOMSON. of the Broadway Tabernacle FOL.
lowed i'm some Just remarks n which he found.
y.-. more Of prejudice against tine Jew lurking in Guy
minds fhsu We were aware o. The Shy locks the drama
&c contributed 20 this formation Proceeding. be- dis
approved rigid requirements ot tie Jews DO me ou
-ine-s of EvmccL1ine. The society should not desire
10 institute harmony OF the Prophecies Ii should not
be- speculative but practical Here he adver'ed 20 the
lust course pur-ueiby the Chronicle ncw spaper, which
+ the organ of tho Society and spirit Of love must
characterize the Missionary. The Coporteur sr-tem
recommended An interesting parallel drawn between
the cotempormy posferly % Nmrod aud Abraham
showing the purpo-c of God 20 Isrpetuaic bis know
lodge and worship boz ihc one Line and not ia me oiner
mast Doe passed bi together with many other pertinent
remarks
Rev Dr. BAcoN OF New Haven found himself adver'
tied 20 address this meeting. but without his consent
III. principal subject "as. Is III" condition OF the con
vcr-i0u of the jews from Judaism 20 Chr staniy 10 be-
tire dissolution oi their distinct nationality tie re-
piled negatively The tssyrm bad passed away the
Egyptian had passed away rhe Crock Wa rs BAD a. TX
furf fae Roman found ro reurf-efatr u tle italian
but the Jcyv ha- maintained h- nationality through all
Why th- but thar DO the Divine Nu ln the tns
of Chr-t tho convert was NOT 90 throw OF h nation
alify Paul Ms a Jew still The Jew needed 10 20
back from thr teaching Of tho Rabbits 20 the Original
teaching OF Moses and thi- wa their restoration
The Reverend gcntlemsns remarks were followed
H.. Iorta .It,t. gl.ufI i. l4nffr IIzuer