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hUua comfort Since that time, the better pdff q ue
Eoean iess, are looking 1vlh se eager y e


eerso of their natipe soil for pubic freedem gTan1ea


ere 10 erT religion and for that general hpSess 1dch'


o The adierents Of Privileged iM alone oui every c1en


h society who ares to address you in this letter. un


e for the purpose of advancing the progress OF sceo
and knowledge amongst the partners S o1 our Of


;tude for the pleasing view which you have opened TO


our unhappy brethren, would have deemed itsef ta0g IN
most urgent duty, not to acKhoWiease Me .s eII ~
uoay riorious undertaking, by naming you E&raoronay
Member of our Congregation, and Correspondent uenera
for the United States, according to which you WIN receive
herewith the Letters Patent OF this nomna'ion


Win two accounts of the present state OF our society," wnch
wl perhaps give you better notion OF our naf purpose
than this short letter can be able to afford r


You would, most honorable sir infinitely obige US, u


mn would send us an relation OF all the particulars
concerning the Jews every province OF tile United oates


their progress in business and knowledge, and the rights
aowed to them in general, and by each single state. b
yo would still oblge us by proposing to us s't


ent number of persons, able to be members OF our so
ety. and who under yor presidency setting particular con-


pregation would establish perpetual WIN
rs about the Of rapantng vasfP~H0n european
J1,s IN e United States, and how such emigration may pc
come cited with the welfare Of those who would prefer


leaving their country to escape endless slavery and
ZUNTz., Doct ofPhilosophy, Vice Prest
NJ MosER, 1st Vice Secretary.


Berlin, Jan. ], 1922


To NJ Nj Noah, ESQ.,


Correspondence OF an extensive anu illcIcstpb
nature not at present necessary proper to noce
have resulted from the general disposition OF the Eu
ronean Jews to emigrate, and early in The ensuing
sprinr select number will embark from Amster-
dam and Hamburg.
The proclamation addressed to the nation, instead
Of being general should have been specially directed
10 the European Jews, and those in this country are


not equally interested having already an interest II
The soil, and all the essential rights OF ireemcn
That such document, new, so extraordinary, SC
imposing 10 its nature, involving such important
CHANGES should have created among my co.religlon
aries in this country great surprise, and probably
some opposition, was 10 have been expected, as i
was accomplished without consultation or, as the,
imagined, without preparation. 1t will be iount
that those for whom il was particularly INTENDED


are prepared for it, and will avail themselves OF I'M
advantages which the asylum holds forth, and who's
religious feelings and impressions go to countcnanc
j and confirm the belief that the Jewish nation, 81


long separated and divided will be brought together
4 and be made sovereign and independent


The above document, and others OF similar weight
\ are warrants Tor the powers assumed and promul
gated which powers will be respected by those "n
are most materially interested. Among seven NH
Y lions Of peculiar people, shall not want potuo
who, coniding their destinics to the hands OF ~
q Almighty, will embark for country where the
can securely enjoy happiness until the period OF IN
great restoration arrives; and II shall IAN III SCI
ting item examples of national fidelity, strict lntee
4 ry, economy, and industry, shall advance n
i claims TO their confidence and support.