The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-22

ventures among other things the assertion In support q n
Proposed oenr alixationtnat America with is free -
sutuuons admirably Calculated TO foster mental nd
pIoence among the isrseles, TO prepare them for u
promied return 70 Palestine, where jewish law aha
ss aW tsune ts way and regulate Of old all thei
ovh ana religious relations. Such q line Of srgumer
auon ma ~ least the advantage that il affords the exps
auon a. " An ecclesiastical tribunal will gradually paw
the way Tor the advent Of the Great Sapherm AZ orr
salem; how special court OF Arbra no,cht reucv
all ltttible obstacles the future resfnr.,,,r
me N'sac anu rAonnical code of laws and how bulls
exeon muncaton during the inetrm viii prepare for IN
eventual introduction OF the sooarge and roe
of capita punishment However, the Isrselt.s who CON
soer The solourn 10 the United States merely ma saoe
in their avel towards Jerusalem may be easily corntS
They would have t. encounter the hopeless task az recon
cling The antagonism which Obtains between the essa
nc p0ors and the entire absence IN America OF tho I'll,
cursar ces which admit OF the idea or exile or haniah
mont IL wei known orthodox notion tha. tbe atonins
cover Of the latter IL the most important ins,rs.
Messiah. But be tins ss II may, We hold M
to be our sacred duty to make the open and
solemn declaration now, while the present ocoasion
oudiy calls for IT, thai IN unison with hundred thousands
o. moot rp 1srae do acknowledge the restor alton
OF he Jewish commonwealth, with It's attending institu-
uobs, as the true contamination OF the messanic re-
oempop on the contrary, hold that this solely con-
ts,s N We agreement and conjunction OF oil the children
OF God In the belief and worshp OF Him. the Ooly One
hs being truly the blessing vouchsafed 10 all the families
Of the earth through the descendants of Abraham We
uher declare tnat whilst avowing love for Palestine
ss the cradle OF our race and creed, we
do Tot seek there the aim of historical M on but
rather in every land where God has sent US as
in the fact Of this great and glorious republic mt
powerful lover for the urtherance Of the mcss.nc king
dom inssmuch that neither monarchial behests mo-.
prestly decretas here suppress ths struggle OF mind
with mind-no sect ana profession enjoy undue prero
gstives, and where truth pursue her triumphant
course uDmoeeed by external restrictions We also live
10 the consong hope that great future may be soro
Tor Israel In this country For here like where elee
me means are offered to magnify the our God he
lore the eyes OF all nato1s. But this exaation can onl
be accomplished We let shine forth more ana more the
sublime principles Of our religion, which, embracing the
whole human family, have become the coundation And
corner stone OF the worlds moral me least of
all That could be asked Of Israel is permit no mpedi
ment TO obstruct The free religious developepen within
ns own bosom. Nothing CAD oe more detes,able tb0n
harrow minded institutions which promote uncougeniaI
babis and Dcpaops or exclusiveness aud that would
endeavor TO erpeus'e their baneful Influences bynbo oa
erng care OF educational esta bshment NatuYcs imbued
With such spirit will seek Israes salvation in Jewish
courts OF law and Jewish papacy. Judaism cannot
bear the fresh and bracng where is offered without
STINT and measure and must therefore, be subjected 10
close confinement by us own followers, thea indeed, 4
we're far better 10 order its funeral than commit 70
prison.
Dr. DAVID E1NHORN, Rabbi OF the Har-Sin Cou
s. G. PUTZEL. President OF the H. s. Congregation
H. BROWEOLD Secretary.
Here follow the signatures OF all the members OF tho
ar-Sinai Congregation.