The New York herald., 1849-05-10
TWO CENTS.


inheritance OF the regeneraed Every Jew from Abra-
nam oown 10 MS latest uescehaant entitled to this,
on the same condi,iohs as tne uenes as promised to
tbeH IN the o'th chapter OF r.zckel Inc experiment
vi unI,ersai reornatioh nau oecn .rleu under more
a s 'nrh nmd ever fallen to the
iot OF modern re1ormers. Inc miraculous manifesto
uons OF ms dvine presence TO the Jews ana circum-
stances heaped on circumstances, so calculated to
Impress ~ tneh nau al their result IN this- hear,
y heavens; and give ear earth, ! have nou-
rasea and eo"sh % and M hey have
.he ass ms masters crib but Israel doth not know my
people doth not consider They were more besotted
ment Again, God said, what more could have
done Tor my vineyard Yet when looked that should
bring forth grapes it brought forth wild grapes If
those circumstances not sufficient work moral
regeneration in that nation what circumstances can
nation The promise in the I'd Psalm was:-" Thou art
my SON this day have begotten thee. will give thee
Of the earth for thy possession Then, again we are
told that the knowledge of the Lord shall the
earth as the waters cover the great deep They shall
no. nur. nor destroy IN oil my holy mountain, saith
the LORD IN the parable OF the tares, Christ said the
tares shoud grow together with the wheat till the har
wheat wheat ana cast INTO the hre while the wheat was
gatherea ,n'o ihe barn Inc harvest was the end OF
wicked The wheat were the ighteous and tn
barn was the new Jerusalem me signs OF the present
were indicative OF the period the end OF all
tnlngs lhese signs migh. DC lound In the conIition
OF the empires TO whch ne ad before referred There
was not throne In Europe that was not shaken What
was the condition OF Rome The monarchy OF that
empire was no more ne monarch was In ioreign
land ms dynasty was declared to be at an end and
republic was set up in its stead. Another sign was
that the Jewish disabilities had ceased throughout the
world One OF the first results Of the French revou
tion last year was to confer equal privileges upon
Jews as upon other citizens; and Crimoan Jew was
appointed Minister OF Justice for the interior Austria
and Prussia followed the example The Pope, on the
18Th December le4o decrced the freedom OK the Jews
And so of ovey other country with two or three small
exceptions. Another sign was, that universal licen-
uousness, Preucted py all the prophets, rs premo-
nitory OF the eno Never was tnerc time, since
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abounded more than IT did in the present day
g ~ might be asked why they made e this DIS
uhctNe topic ior Propaganusm why not iet IL,
hkeevery other doetrne take care OF itse why not,
on tne contrary, a.end 70 tings OF more pracucal
nh.uIe ~ was Jus. pecause a.'chtoh was palu 10
nt"S that aro u @ .' e os porant r 9l ail'
hgec,ea mat 'hsre was .ne more reason ior .nsr at
tentloh 10 IT, ocotch clergyman peing once asked
why ne dd not preach on the times as all the other
csigym were eohg' MS reply was tnat II they were
poor prolnvr preach on etermty, More than three.
Oh .ns clergy Oh ene states never alluded
W 'lI oesonu Auvere cAcept py way Oh SUR ana IL
Mns nc ea.y oi .ose VINO oeHeVed IN IL 10
| PiUcaiiH ~ WIN tho ereater energy -
s.I .saon nh no the ne
sald M resolution aa not prove anytnng-it only de,
clareo the views OF tnose VINO adopted IT, Ihey mad
sken @ .nelr s"n1 as,ns. sIea' many Wise ana noy
anu anu soou t men ne a oa t was Una. .ne wora Oh uoa
WAS o heIr eIue anu Tue signs ol the times also sus.
laned them IL mad been said in proof OF the spiritual
iegn na1 'ne S1Pe WAS was nov oeIhg preacheo In every
| that the gospel would be eficacious On the con
trary It was declared to be sign of the an
proach of Christ when the gospel was proclaimed to all
naons' Clls, niseii anu MS apos.es, Win all the
nid oi st"Peao@ous @ Iacies, preacneu the gospel IN
ASA, anu ~. uu no. succeeo IN enectlng universal
;vorsaI nrsod ~ tha Ch;a,H mn n iavor Oh tne
universal sPreau oi the Christan principle was that
.ne,e was hpw Renelai uisfostoh lor peace In the
"oiu, "hu hos.m'y W "al: Dut no" iar was this as
@ o otr th fyun% y . ~ ;. - ny iookeu a. Ineir
of thc ,nos n.fsr;ous xyors that ~ M @ oi,e
they looked Mt Europe they would 6nd everv nation
~ MnE;n% ar opd nrsD. r.t; mtHu nu r very na'.1n
awaast 80 sna We \. %.d tI ., ~. p wal upon wy. ZIG
f th 80 go s.t, % - ,h ueIo.e .ne even.s
tbat sucb was the desire for noa. -; d. W ,a Wv. .h
wnr wos ;mnoss;hIe Ev.n hofo.a .t ~ @ wo.iu, .na.
war cost anruoIiv ono hmndro ,,,u ,oeut ovc"'s
| war ooe. annuAHy onc uuuIeo "iuons OF COLLARS lt
pth nevx tb,n W a ~ No sp ~ 'ne % inc IN .ne
other arg alleged was that the improy ements of
the steamship, the railway, and the electric teleS
gi"PPda Th; h Han;.S ~ U'"i ,h inluence upon tne
tanned they were calculated to corrupt Evervbodv
knew that in large cities there greater tendency