, 1874-01-27
B'NAl BIRTH.
Proceedings Of the Second
Days Session.
List OF Committees Appointed.
1t Is Decided 10 Open Meetings with
Prayer.
Resolutions Relative to DR.. Felsenthal.

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Tho Constitution Convention Of tia Indopond
ent Order Of D'nai Birth reassemblod yostorda1
morning ut 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
MAN CHILD IS nonN UNTO ME.
boioro chilling the meeting to order, tho Clair.
nun, MIR. simon Wolf, made tho announcement.
that tho Grand Nasl Alb (President) Of District
ufand Lodge No. had just received dfspatol,
tnat MS wife had presented him with youpc
Naal Al, and that tho happy fathcr, overjoyed
at such good ncws, felt almost ns claritsbly In.
cahco Us county Commissioner Harrison whom lo
received similar dispatch few weeks ago. The
gent1ornan inquoatlon thorcupon wished to have
tho whole delegation rajoice with him at grand
oyster supper to be glvon ut tho Sherman House
Monday evening. Tho announcement was
raptnroualy applauded.
BUSINESS pEo1NB
Tho meeting was tlon called to order, and tbe
names Of the delegates being chilled most Of
tnem wore found to bo preBont. Tho mtn1tes
| o. yostofdny's proceedings wero read by tho
! secre snry, and; aftor making few unimportant
orEa1No WITH PRAYER,
49, Mr. Nosonfcls, Chairman Of tho Committee
1''{e. 1S9s bo again adopted. The ronding Of tic
rAAHo "@a Sta4oA loE WHICH WAS uoua by tho
Secretary, and all Of tllom up to Rule 23 wore
adopted, aftor making few slight alterations.
But ltule 2S gayo rise to quito IN excited aud
animated dobnto. which lasted for over an hour
It reads Us follows.
%. Tho proceedings OF tho Convention uha1l be
Convention to bo designated hy lie prcsient and tie
M o. PRAYER shall 10 the Hane az uscd in opening
Pho AND CON.
Mr. Dlngolapiel Of New Orleans was decidedly
opposed to this rule, having como long dis
tanco Tor tho purpose OF attending to business
moral city like Chicago prayers were useless
and they would accomplish tleir ends just as
we'll without them.
,hfr. II. 8: Cohen Of Cincinnati took an oppo-
site, s,to view from TINT Of Mr. DingloBpiol, ind
their proceedings with prayer. He thourhf
It highly appropriate that every convention
qi t ths King should DC 80. Even IL majority Of
they should do 1t for tho sako OF tho feelings Of
others. -
Dr.. sonnenshoin, of ST. Louis; Judge ],
!. Anoch, Of New York, md Mr.. s. RoBenfols, Of
e. cat Han tn made ae long speeches on ts subject
and GO against. f@''A
:, Mr. Abralams made motion to reconsider
the vote first taken, which was laid on the table
almost unanimously. After lttlo further par-
ley tho rules from / to as inclusive wore
adopted us q whole.
ON TIE nHconD,
on motion, the able speeches made yesterday
By the Chairman, Mr.. 8. Wolf, tho temporary
Chairman, Judge Koch, Alr. A. Z. F1ankand, of
Memphis, and tile Chairman Of tho Executive
Committeo, hIr. Julius Bion, were ordered
placed on the record.
Afms nhe to Chairman n1ehan nstruotsd the
pauding, as 1t tnterfored with business,
DE-. FELBEHT1rAL.
Mr, Jacob Iroost then offered the following
resolutions which wero laid on tho table until
af.or tue appointment OF proper Committees.
Rttolrtd That this Convention yiews with tic 1uoet
profound regret the sentiments contained in lsster
ad1ressod to Julius n!en, Eaq, President Of the e.
and printed in le last report Of tic Executive co
mtse On pasea II 70 l and NO rcpudists baid letter
hesoircd, whilst We diaayow tho whole aforesaid
s.atss st This Order wsil a. SIMILAR onss, Is tho
nndcrval1e trutlfulness aud honestly aud eeroratcs
some mon's charactoEa by cauaing them to make tho
aad he 'Aif Is
iucre T. and "Was gen,acht werden kann wird
Kesored, That tho foregoing sentiments hay,ne bccn
avowed by number Of tlis Order high in authority.
and thereby having scmtollcial character; It Ii
Resoleed That the author Of said letter mcrIts aud
receives the censure Of this Convention for tile ru
hcaton Of tho Hauc. ~
ton providing for an amendment to tho Consti-
tuition i'll regard to homo for tho helpless.
ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING,
Or. Wise also offered tho following:
WHEREAS. number Of delegatca Of various
vgnion In July last. III sho City Of Cincinnati. es
Eabllai.cd - Union Of American Hebrew Cougrees-
BAKING Sn IN oT tho oDeSt Of sssns
auae and interest OF JudaIa, and especially to Ssah
sn college for the PRONUNCIATION Of Hobrow oarn-
WHEREAS It Is tho object Of this Order above all to
'roHlugato tho Sublime md eternnt doctrines OF Jun-
tate tie mental and moral character Of or racs a hx
'esTal Mninapp nnpport , of M ncisnee and art aud
stas aaer s dreo sspise. nS ase sa.t ~
y especially Of Hebrew languaRs. az las eon ecie
scr~e Constitution "eSs aad
uy to give 81 encouragement ani mora fhs
reEaons, and to tho institutions tlat body NAV az
abllsh intending tue elevation and pronu}gaton Of
.--,. STANDING coMM1TTEEs.
On motion. tho Chairman appointed the fol.
owing standing committees:
TEnRlTon1AL COMMITTEE,
.I1Is Trst Dstrict-William Lovcnsein, J. Cohen, H.
! Second Dasrct-b. Feineman, DR.. Neuland, NJ. j.
Tf rh1ia Rs.ss ws Wsn 4 noa A. nonsna
Sixth Dlstrict-S. RosenfeIs, A. kohen.
oeFlulA 04ekIlGl-As IL. Franklin.
COMMITTEE NESQLurloHs
II. drcenebalm, G. II. Suu1cf,suejn ~ KrteUs1nhcr
telu. -i ~'@t1se
GRAND eTATE THE ORDER
FIRST District-lt. Il. Hirschfeld, H. Taussig. Leo
ochrding, l.. Trer. -7SS
second .I Disrict-L. Deutsch, III. Cohu,
I41rts District-S. Gunaan, s. Wluer, A, Rensteln.
|. Joseph. ~ '
Fifth n Dtstr!ct-A. Goodman, II. Pollock.
sixth Dstrlct-J Casprowitz, L. @. Talter
seventh D!atr3ct--F. Kregssabcr.
oRplfAN A6YLuI.
First Dlstriet-A. T. rrankland, Morris coodhardt,
'dor llerz, DR.. J. Mayer.
sseona nd Dtstrct-M. s Cohen, We'll tLeayenworth},
Third DIstrict-S dolnger, g. VOL, II. wcsthctu,or.
1I1i. F!lth D!Btriet-M. i. Walter, D. Wai !
sixth Dtsr1ct-J. saingcr, u. II. 8ellgman,
seventh DtBtr1ct-J, @. Herman.
LITERARY CENTENNIAL,
rtedlcn. - "
Second Dstrits-Oharles Kahn, Fred Strauss, z,
)l!acA,
Third DtBtrtct-P. Low1n
Fourth DBtrict-M. 1reonebAum,
Fifth Dlatrict~-M. Il. Walter, uotry Adler, {
Sixth DiAtrict-Ihilip Stein, D. ullmann. I
Seventh Datrtct-Frel Nau,