{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
MIR. Noah, in his exhibition OF his views
with regard to his proclamation inyitiins
sion that his office of judge is not conterfea
upon him by any authority, but is self as,
sumed power The following is al, extrae'
from his address.


1t is difficult at this period to decide WIN
certainty on the manner and forms adopted
in choosing the judge of Israel. Most OF the
distinguished men who had filed that sta
ton were 'raised up" by divine influence
Their skill in. war and wisdom in peace.
their valor and experience, their capaeTy
TO govern and incidental and necessary q."il
ifications calculated to excite public como
ence were passports to office