New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12


can be o,Sapzed without founder or founders, ths
question is who the founder OF the Chrbusn Is
| Tstli,e Church The answer is, John Wroe, nthys
/ of England whose family, according to hls oTn ac-
count, formerly jews, bnt embraced Chrisnanly
about fcur generations back In 1870 Mr. Wroe con-
ddeFed himself called Of God 10 preach 10 the Jews
Three years he preached 70 them setting fra jesus
Christ az the Messiah Of the PIophets, and that bio
second coming was the next great event 10 prepare
jor Ihere WAS one point more 10 settla. namely, was
J0hn NrOe himself ever disciple of Mfs. Southcote
previous 10 b,s own mission He anfwe1ed ins,ei Vi
Of being believer, ne wa oddly skep.csl After
Mr. Wroe bad Organized society a large number Of
certain Glaze Of believers ia Mrs Southcotes ,itiogs
Joined the cbur-h IN several localities in Eogsnd BY
MANY Of these Mr.. WTOe requested TO make hi n
aef familiar with her Uritiugs bn this he refused 1,
do stating thst h. had interest 10 them and did not
feel auy need Of their infoma,ioo He did not inter-
fere with their private judgment concerning them, and
n woud be quite ont Of place for Mr. Bishop on th,
occasion TO express any opinion Of his own their
utity or inutilty but % settle mere historical point
that The Christian Israete Church are not the disc
pies Of Mrs. Souhcote.
MIX PRopUcERs AssoCIATIOS.-An association
has been formed and s rapidly including in It's msmbsr-
shin ALI the producers Of milk along the Harlem Rail
way for the purpose Of united action against Whist
these men conceive 10 be the uDjus tariff upon milk
This association is composed Of Of the most re-
srectabe and energetic farmers In the counties Of West
chester Putnam and Duchess, and we suggest 10 the
directors Of the Harlem road that what such body OF
men conceive to be grievances, are worthy OF thsir
careful consideration. They say thai the tarh noe
only high, but speak hard Of the miserable accomuoda-
tons for tie business and the general disregard by tbs
Company OF farmers convenience aud rights.
| The production Of milk on the line Of this road
through theee counties has become very mportanti-
terest, embracing district Of about sixty miles N
| length by some eight nine in width or from Plea
santvile. Westehes'er CO. "a miles from the city, 70
Mlllerton, Duchess Co., 96 miles. The importance Of
this business s by no means confined 10 the profit
may be if rightly conducted to the producsrp But il 10
of infinitely consequence TO the City Of New
York-the place Of it's consumption Milk Ia Of such q
character that it's cost OF transportation cannot be
gulsted by competition, as is the case with other at
cles of transportation"
These men think that the managers Of the Harlem
Road are governed by what they designate as
"The miserable and greedy policy Of trying the eI-
pertinent of ascertanipg the utmost arhing Of assess
ment that can be laid on, before lsneSs utterly
DESTROYED That it has become sicky and In declining
cordition and its gr with completely arrested, u DOT
sufficient; the amount to kill off and destroy is the
point"
Now we are sure that in this the members Of the
Milk Association are mistaken 1t is not the interest
of the road to destroy that any other productive in
dustry along its line. But the present antagonist be-
tween the producers and carriers will tend to destroy
IT, and ipure the interests Of the producers the car
risrs, and the consumers.
Can't this difficulty be adjusted by negotiations
Let it be tried. Let Committee Of the Directors meet
Committee of the Association, both to be composed
Of the very best men in each organization try t. adjust
the difficulty, and no doubt they will do it.
1t i. said that quite number of the producers are
in favor Of strike and keeping the milk from the
road either by making butter expressing by wagons
portion Of the year during the cool weather to the
Hudson, or to the Norwalk and Dslbury Roads
Some advocate abandonment of the business, and q
change to hay and fruit crops more profitable and
less expensive and laboriols.'
Certainly there is good deal Of deep feeling upon
this subject and is very evident not without cause;
and it is therefore important that the road man
ayers should carefully consider the grounds of COM
plant 1t msy be well to listen little sttentivey
to the muImurngs of Dissatisfaction already strong
and rapidly increasing, within these milkproducins
districts.
LINCOLN MEDALs.-H the prOportionate number Of
medals issued for the political parties in Presidential
campaign is any evidence of the popularity of pinc
pie or the favorable omen of candidate, the friends
of Mr.. Lincoln have reason to rejoice. We are ss-
sured by those who ought to know that the sale Of
Lincoln medae,s exceeds by about twothirds that Of
any other candidate, aud is nearly half of the whole
We noticed in perusing catalogue of collection OF
sneient and modern coins snd medals, numbering
nearly ZOO lots which is be cold at suction during
the present week by Messrs. Bangs, Merwin s. Co.,
at their rooms descriptions OF upward of fifty varieties
of Lincoln medals and of the whole of the other
didates there are not to exceed dozen. We are in
formed by a member of the numiSmatc fraternity that
since this catalogue Issued weeks ago, there
have been at least twenty additional varieties issued
advocating Honest Abe of the West"
RELIEF FOR SYRIAN SUFFERERs.-The Committee
for the relief Of the destitute and suffering in Syria acknowledge
the receipt OF the following
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