, 1874-01-29

try. Take, fot ilntAnco, tho HorVlooa Of tlloir
ui' Ron1nsnia, and IL WHO would nF's IT any tin,o no
do tho samo thing for those Of any other
faith. Another man who lovol his brethron In
upon, WHO Ind dovotol all l,iB timo and hiA
oiiorgy to the nileyation Of hts race, was DR.. T.
A.. Fiiodlem who was among thom an
delegate. Tho principle TINT united them |
tloy boro to cac1, otor and to llcr Groat Fator.
The great mini Of Judaism, and Of their Ortor, |
wau to unto tho whole lrnlnn race into ono |
great hnnd Of Good sanari.ans. 1Ie closed by
proposing tho health to Our Country" and |
Tic noxt toaBt proposed was "Tho socona
Constitutional conyontton-1nay itH la1ors DO
productive Of tho best results, not only to tho
THE HON. a1Mov WOLF,
Of Washington. Ho commenced by Hnying that
ho ala not , wish o.,s', tG tsospsss 9 On thsir
Mr.. Dien Ind already oxcmplifed tho meaning
md intetta Of tho Ordor. Ho would only stato
what were tho future prospects Of the 0rdor.
Thcir labora thus far lad boom conducted with
doubt they would got through their work har-
molliousfy mud effect great benefits for tho good
| OF tho Ordor. Thoy did not como flere to re-
ceiye orations or bo admired by strangers; tlloir
"a '.d nuio "n -
| Thoy wero but tho servants Of tho people, who
| Ind nont tlom bore to lcgislato for the good
of tho ordor. .Lcgialation should DO limited
10 ta conry wos tno ro SIo guyln snI
morn | fhnn nli tl,ov shonj5 mt como to1oshor, H,
to watch each other, bnt work with each ot!lor
~ ;;r1 ,.ci, hon ta11 mi r,';tejs Ssaia
hrothor,' oo ntn In rnnn;ana ,yn" ,ra aonn,J
Honatt,.tIonai Gnnvention ,yon1I 1nv thn fov,,J.
atiop tor future doborations % to guido thom On
IN tlar rool worl, mt only for tRcmso1voa Ink
lahora thoy wonld nhow tho oitizo,is of Gh}oaTo
| "rI ~ t1,n whna ,gorI1 thot ttn,, Ia5 ~ ~
Eotten liz preoept of ther order il rollsion
toy toy ,1 waro NJ matnnal an inyinaihc ''''' '"'s'
s;Tl,c prcal1ant of tho Initial stntoa II van m.
sxo,,iot, ~ -" ~ WIZ o''''oo @'1''' "''0 Az
0f ". 1owEusrE1s.
first hn1tdod md Linn be- thought It yery sra,,sc t,at
res,pond. int Dut ytiil ho was dolirbted to bo Afford
cd On opportunity to speak to theao experionced
rom ali 1,orta NJ mr. rrcot cn,,ntrv anJ n sav
ton, +nt to ~ preSa;art omr nar,os ao ea S5
20 sroas spas ond
1inrs9nna inat;iytiona "omo Honi ~ ~ ,rna M
Ho and all tho Ieraojtos woro % under obliratfona
to to prea;dent for haVinr nnnointod nn israo1a
-. -, rous,,' - ~ pau,ah,;o rta, H. 1a,ra l.,
tot conntrS wcrc norsecntc1 4, concn T"h sion ~
| In nrnnnHnj thtco cI,eers la tbn health NJ fla
irap.i5ant ~ fla 1T,;toI atatox 0 "o'''4 - 'no
Tho noxt T. toaat. @ % 4 Onr Gnosta ~ waa rasnoni,.
nj tn hv onr Wall.known and dstinrI,;a]haa ] fn1-
iow. M ~ citizen. '' -'' - 0 ' ''''$1 '''
~" 0s'''' HENRY aarrsrn.n,..
1v,o, Mr. Traornanm,,' nrosa ,Yr s,,o,,
wof oronoaod three cneors to tle 1ittIa tia a;pnt Of
liz Wnat whic, wora civon viii, a ,v,il hv ri ri
,,ro.ont Aftor hnv,,r mn,,nta5 a Il c,air Mtr
t0 thet NIL could seo "a woll ns
| ionr lin, ho un;d t}o comr1i,nonf
hoatowoI unon him w"s ont;rc1v nu'1nsnrvoi
b,t novarnaua ho wa o1otafni gor tho aa,,n
T., Inv ths nama nf tho "ooT au1 nohio noomio ~
nh;cn"o In vnn,i woiromo ti,em IN onr eLEnroa
VIII croat " m ca'n of 1nlos md t1o nnclons
tu NJ ,snonso ra;lroad avatcm III" thia , nv ad ba
con,a nat;ounI. and va. thnroforo fot ike
oursolyes whsn ve Ind M among III ropresentatiye
,no,, sron, ali narta ~ Tia conntrv m N'pS~'"s''o
atrho % rrst s e constitutionai c3nvontion.
Originator Of goyoroicnty md Of the Deolarotinn
n f3uieneutonco Of t6o 0rder," vas va reanondod
, tn m hv of'A~1ee s'1> 0A3~'' wa 1o'p0-'ooS'
WY Mn, anotpu uosrs.
who commenced by sayinr that tho Convention