New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

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Near FR,sEIIE AID AssorT vs,e elec'ei a
COMMITTEE u NvaiDaiioDs ny u vote OF VIZ. scooi.
Thry stepped ia'o the rex room AMI back asaa,
Eber Dr.. FRAsKLIs as8o1peei tbs io!bo~iog l-',
Mr.. AsBOTT TemsIkiDg ths. there sas - DO HlAori'y
| report:
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These ger'eDen were elected, and Sith0ut further
sgr fcsLt 'Ss. the meeting adj JuTued.
br. PISSEY suggested t5s' they n0s resolve item
sel,es Ito meeting # the Boaid Of Directors.
Rev. DR.. GCLDrs-We haze open'd the meeting
befoIe sith payer, will Il De necetssry again
Mr ABBoTT-Thsts he les.
TIE Rev. Nr. PI.SEY, st the req1ss. OF tue Rev
DR.. Gu din, offered prsyer, after ~hicl be corgrau-
ated the S.cisty 90 tie brs h .nug pro'pec.s
Tue Rev. Mr.. jacob ssId that two Je EIsb ianAes
we're rraty 70 be baitlzed and male profession Oh
Christian faitn.
Mr. JACoBl stated toat zoe Jews were verS sensl-
tive sbd perbsps il vonli rot bs well % p1osh such
tact; It night excite the enmty Of the Jews sga'ns.
the society.
The Rev Mr PisSEY turning 10 the reporters
C. eenGg De~s sere stated vii be- suficiect.
Then there wss q long talk, st the end OF which
CON. body made the di.covery that they hsf ds eecei
ares Board If Directors and 1t would no, ne proper
to hold meeting utti they were notified Of tnelr cleo.
ton. So they cor cujed 70 consider the meeting OF
tie Directors "a informal. The question was raise
whether the prayer which opened the meeting OF the
BoNd Was informal $50.
We applied 10 Mr. PnDey for permission - copyth
claim Of Mr. Asabel Aooott against the 'ciety
&c refused, saying that although II VAS very conicA
urged, still he tn 'Gg1t If p1hislet 10 c2nnec-
ton with the announcement that Mr. Abbott bad oseu
elected Of the Directors Of the Society 1t soud
terd TO iIaIe the Society in the estimation Of the
pubic.
Our editorial paragraph of yesterday has elected the
folio sing letters which vii be found TO eoroborate
our stste nents:
To tie Editor Of TIE s. T. TriLsaG.
SIR: Observing in IHE fRfBvSE OF thS morning
an article under your editorial head, Calculated TO
make fste in preston tue mind OF your r. tders
in regard TO the esuscitatjn of The Society Tor toe
Melorstion Of the Coniiiion OF the Jess feel
corstr 10 reply to your edr oral IL Is ml-uh
| derstsIdrg. | am fully satisfied that honest, & ID
! fearing men-nct men Who " illconce4 their svtrce
betseen the thin ysrnsh OF sancti noDy-are endeiv-
oing 10 bring the Society on bass or TOTO orm IN
which the funds Of the Society whence ever derived
! can and email be applied 20 The pnrpose for
| which tDey intended. SIR, Chrlsusn men stand
ien.iy to give their time aud ther means 10 accom-
pieh the tree object OF the Society. 10 my heaHng
one Of the Secretaries told your reporter that he
thought il best not this stage Of things TO pu0sh
a ceran matter because il was thought uHrSe 10 DO
so, but that he should in prooer time have the idu
unit of 1t for publication. therefore, your edito-
| nal il based on mis- apprehension OF tue case. Ia
r.gard 10 the hint thrown ont a. TO the nae alons
claim made against the Society, he Is substantially
correct srd this doubt gave rise to the Impression
| conveyed by your reporter. -
Respectfully yous JUN u buLUiN
| Ksv- Yo,k March a. 1853
! To "A. E6ito, II The n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: Your reporter has evidently become confused
as wust took place at the meeting of the ~ > NJ e.
! jess On NedIesdiy Of this xeek. M claim OF any
kind YVES presented, or spoken OF IN the meeung
though there alusiOn TO something OF the knd
iu al informal cJnv-Tsa ion previous 20 orgsoLauon
| CLAIMS far from ridiculous, and of large amount are
known TO eIist come Of them o. four years sandug,
abd al fer valuable services rendered tue 'cety: va
giving no the Secretsiyship in December laet, pro
po-eo a tlan by whi N AL these couli compromised
II such way that their settlement would not trench
| upon large leg.cies, which there are several
besides that IT the at, Mr GrOsvenor While the bona
! fde creditors ebOUld receive no damage. lhls pan
has OF yet been acted upOo by the new Board; but
doubt pot that IL vii eventual, be in substance adopt
ed 30 that the cTeoitOrs w be satshed and the 3D.
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founding Of sb ludos1fa Institution for the employ
uebt 0f rquriDg or converted Jews, ike that under
the patronage Of the London Society. This, too, Is
ore Of the plans Of the old Board sni DOUBT not It
! -. be adopted at e1ry period by the new BOa'd.
IL wss our intention with The Grosvenor Legacy to found
such an Institution tia, Shouts he 10 great par! self
sustaining if not source OF profit TO the Society, ana
ttat should bear the name Of that gentleman. TINS l
presume vii yet be- one ~hoeyer may have the tea
pOrary occupancy Of the Offices Ot tue Sjce'y; and
large portion Of my copyr ghs sill he devoted TO
| auymeItng toe pecuIlsry means OF the S)cl7ty, ~
whore welfare bsve devoted the last seven years oil
my life; large portion Of viii n time The Society hss
been 10 state Of deep depression wolfe the cause mas
| been more favored tnan ever That certain persons
M the organization have si0rs too great anIsty
to wrest the funds from tue control OF the OLD BJi
may be too true; and that We Of the old Board nave
been but too willing Ia BE- relieved OF the welghtp and
oppr, sye fe-pOus ties ia tbs matter, or 10 share
them With others, may slso be trde; bu, have eotue
coutieLce IN the good Intentions OF the mass VI TOE
present em0ershp especially ~ this i. 10 part ma ie
! Of my associates IL the ola BOtrt-Rry Dc JuesYeT
| Rev. j. Parsus Hovey, and several more, having
| been 10 the old Bo1d-sud Of the rev members are
! Rev. DR.. Dewitt Mayor Hemsnn, Il. NJ. Sclieiehn
etg X. NJ. l.rly, esq and others; wLOee personal
/ AIDING is above Suspicion or question.
! From whGt has been here said you Will perceive
that uei'hert GrosveuOT nor any otner Legacy nas
resusnitstei the A y. NJ. T.. Jews for it has never
ceased to set and al that bss been done lately - TO
.et President Rev. j. C. GU iiIj IN place OF Rev.
! Nu. Hogarth, removed 10 tue West, AMI Te0rsanIze
! be Board, sgsiI-t the Annual Election 10 May; al
sfich tine i IA roped that ihe heods OF the cause
vii have become fully MI ed ID tspromoton, al'h9usp
serious Misunderstanding have for some years
Ell tte 10 the greet temporary Gsm.ge OF the SOce-
- not tie ceuse al des!re 90 earnestly " pro-
| mote. Yours iroly, AsAHEL ABb'1Ti
Late Corresponding Secretary, pro ten
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
A regular meeting ~ the Il ard was held yesterday
/ Afternoon Mr. (spNyTI N he chair.