The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

having been chosen and acknowle.f gments voted t
tpe oincers OF the assembly, the res,uen, Mr.
| representatives now closed.
FIFTH DAY OF THE rsRAELIrE SYNOD. =
The President announced that TINS would be the
nnal sitting or tue Synod and requested the utm0si
breyity OF speech as much ma teral yetaawated the
| action OF the Synod The urgent motion made by
Rev. Kayseriipg tSwltzeriaidl reads as follows:--
whereas the Eurofan Association for the Protection
jewish rtes." the synod declares hat
finnJadAic Law not only recommends but absolutely
Ssns s sys si .asRssn Of "'ry "
| Carried by general accIamatioul
Next In order Of proceeding WaSt1e rep5rt OF the
| portant motions met the assent cf the majority.
others more or less amended and soae laid or
referred for the deberation of the nett synod The
discussion was animated and carried, on with I'M
| slaekened ardor, now and then wagny rather not
aud severely trying the patience OF the President,
| VINO. partly worn out by ovegexertonr was corr.
PEELED TO retire several tmesin order TO seek repose
! and quiet
| We now give in the order they were debated the
No No religious serupes need exis respecting the
cueon OF Tue organ into Jewish synsgues and s
wces aass Sabbath and holidays It's employment be
, Mo- 2 The bafss.oh sh. be read heanguage the
No batter harsh Be- u any Of q.
SsSy OF ssis G sna
nosg shall be said therein with chosen people,
smother hand the new pssrs sna aos 90
Israel the Povden dancs in its Sissrs che a.
% Of Sf s
love OF peace, justice and humanity
The Win the
tie festive Theala Haei and selected sections the
No All pinn abolished, both on holidays ana Sab
to The congregation. The prayers Geschsm Tai nd iosa
nab are 70 oe substituted BY invocaons the esua,e Of
No. i FOR the high festival Of Roshhash.na few par.
pou eahora,ions in the the country order to
H. The four divisions OF worship on Yom K,pu sbo,l
contain eyng reflections in the language the couiry
BARON Won eOna t. @
aeoape s. hs shall be-
nssss ss.ss,
rash Nsshameth remembrance. for departed SOUS.
revised and shortened ''' ''H ''-' pA''' 70 10
s.s and Ss s. on The .n sns
vocal and ohos were referred back to tho
All THESE Important resolutions coming as they do
from sanhedrm or regularly convokei synod OF
tne jewish clergy, have been given In Iul for the
use ana benefit OF those numerous readers OF the
HERALD who are interested In them. re may be
respect the subscribers OF the NEW YORK HEKALD
are far better or than their brethren this CONT
nent, even than those living here at Leipalc Dres-
den Magleburg Frankfort, Berlin or any other Ger
man city; for none OF the journals OF city have
the readers Of the HERALD will have become &C.
qualnted with those resolutions long before they
can be published here from the only sfenograpnic
record taken at the expense OF The Synod. Not
unlike the INTERVIEW with Count Bismarckn con-
tanned in your issue Of the 14h ult., now going ths
rounds OF Germany. and the Continent, translated
from the HERALD and printed and reprinted IN all
the Leading sheets, as well as in the smaller
lead-the resolutions OF the First Israelite Synod
TRANSACTIONS from your Journal Why did many of
the reverend Rabbis whom we saw last year at the
evident Of PLEASURE AL they sad.
there Is the HERALD correspondent again. Now we
United States will near all about US, and send US. as
they did last year, faithful account OF activity
here here Asking pardon ~, for TINS dGresson made
return to the business Of the Synod and next re-
produce document just handed IN, and having
reference to the late protest respecting the period
for the readings Of the Thora. This declaration.
unanimously signed, says:-"The subscribers, MEM
beers OF the Synod declare that the res0uton passed
the Gay before yesterday, respecting the years
cycle OF the Thora. should not be Interpreted
against the addssbility OF the three years CYCLE
for both are admissible; and the only difference
existing Is as to the greater practcaDty or the
or the other" TINS conciilatory declaration Of tue
vast majority OF members annulling, as 1t were, the
protest OF few who, Luther like, had said, $50
help us God. we cannot do otherwise" was rap
turously received and placed on record.
1t was now agreed that the protocols and pro-
ceedngs IS contained in the stenographic notes,
should be published at the expense OF the Synod.
Amid the applause OF the members 1t
nounced that the bookselling firm OF Messrs. List
Francke, OF Leipsc, had offered their services the
sale OF the work free OF charge. still greater approba
ton rewarded the offer OF Rev. NJ. n. Nathan OF ST.
a
licatlon and distribution. "fou are scarcely aware,
gentlemen" he said, "of the intense interest with
which these proceedings VIII be regarded through
out America. The facilities for spreading useful IN
tegence are far greater there than here, and slch
a publication win stimulate TO religious action the
Grand Rabbn Astruc, with regard 70 a French edi,
course, the generous orer OF Hon. Abraham Gump-
lowlcz CracOwl, who announced that he would bear
the whole expense OF Polish edition out OF his own
A
to various committees for further action In the next
synod. A permanent committee composed of the
present board OF officers to be augmented at their
option was charged with the preparations for the
next Synod, to take place in the year 1870, and to
attend to all intermediate transactions.
vote OF thanks to the Cassell Committee, and in
particular to Rev. DR.. rhilippson (Bonn)-the life
farewell address Of the President which, containing
also review OF the Synod's labors, occupied not
less than an hour. IL was a most admirable, won
d rful and soul-strring Grafton, the like OF which
many may never have mad the good fortune Of
listening in the course OF their life TO give you
fragments OF it would oe an utter impossloilly; Tor
who could reproduce entire that outburst OF true
eloquence that noble structure OF logic, that heart
expanding masterpiece OF Demosthenic oratory
For 1t lad open before the fascinated audience
mine OF wealth, spiritual and literary, and by its
thrilling aud intense appeals 70 all that is ideal and
beautiful, and Its harmonious notes OF purity trutn
and love struck home 10 the heart OF every healer
not even excepting those hardened by the quit OF
Alter Professor Lazarus had given utterance to
these outpourngs OF neaVen-Dorn genus the BREATH
less silence which had hitherto prevailed broke out
into uncomfortable applause and then ensued an al
most indescrlbable scene. Gray-halred raD0le9
rushed up to his desk TO embrace him. TO give MN
the KISS OF love In oriental fashion, and every one
present seemed to be overcome by Intense emotion.
The honor OF replying on the part OF the Assembly
was unanimously accorded TO the Rev. chef kaDbi
Low, OF Sczegedin, Hungary, whose picturesque
costume ana patriarchal features were worthy OF
the pencil OF a Rembrandt. He fulfilled his task la
the most simple yet exquisite inanner, drawing
tears from the eyes OF all "fou all Know" said nc,
'that philosophy has been looked upon as being an
agonistic TO theology; but here, In the person and
discourse OF honored President Is the proof that
they go hand IN hand ana are inseparable IL may
be that those who mercy sip the cup OF philosophy
nay be estranged from religion, bat those
rink deeply find their religious principles strength
med by its draughts. LOOK At our beloved Pres
lent, professor OF philosophy, the fouuder
n new, valuable, and highly Important science,
NATIONAL psychology How entirely Is his mind
described by profound zeal for the welfare and
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