, 1874-03-20
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From tbs Dunv11le tfa.) 11nsts.
RELIGIOUS HuMDuns.-Ihe snperollious and
oyor-piouB preachers Who edit tho Interior, tho
Aduance, and some other prints ut Chicago. arc
engaged In tho unpronsablc employment ct
writing long-prmer phllipplcs against TIE
feusiye to morals than the fu}1-hodged snind.
ling announcements that adorn their own .1ol-
urnnR. Those doubled physicians .wonld do
vol to leal themselves before volunteering TO
cure ncighbor who wields y brighter pen lot
sou1,o moals than they could, even If their an
~'A'' ..1nE WRONG PASSENGER"
Front the L<avenuorth tKan.l freeman.
THE WnoNo pAssrNaEn.-'rhe Northeastern
Christian Aduocate tackled TIE CHICAGO TntB-
uNE the other day, aud the reader who will ta4o
arreo viii. Us that our Christian brethren OF tho
ddpocate woke up tho wrong passenger. It IL {.
truth that aamiLs ot no question, that good
many OF the profesgedly Christian Journals OF
papers to the Horylce OF tho Lord at two dollaIs
aud halt year, give the other side to tho ser
vice OF the DevIl-tho lowest and nastieat sor.
| vice that tue Devil has to do-at hundred aud
fifty dollars column.
| THE OPINION OF RELIGIOUS JOURNAL.
] From ths 4fe.u Covenant.
| The theological waters In Chlcago are tear1tl"
| ly rilod lust now, and tue Evaugeoal inAab-
tants, from trltous down to minnoMs, can Scarce
| II soe each other for mud Prof. Patton, Of tho
| Inter.or backed by DR., Patterson, ie failing
away at Prof. Swing, and Prof Swing in turn
1
| Ia tue city--ia giving better blows than he re-
| ce,yes. Tha beginning Of the end will be next
month, when tho accused hereto Will bo brought
before council and tried. DR.. Mckaig, another
crayer msdemeauors than msbeiief. DR.. Reld,
another Of the sama Cturch, has Deon shown tho
door by lis people. because the pe"'rontR fall
OH but he does not SEQ 1t. and won't 60 uuleHa
tie preBb5 terry 10 order.
Florcncs Mccarthy and the Union Park Bap..
list Church arc fun OF fight, all seeming inspired
by the lr4sh vim Of the pastor, who has un-
douhssdiy adopted tue Donny1rooK Fair motto
Whenever you sec q head, hit it"
And last, but not loass, Tie In1DuNE, having
heen assaulted for an objectionable advertisement
by tho Aduance, Interior, aud Christian ADVOCATE,
retaliates most savagey and JUSTLY and rofers to
advertisements III each of these religious sheote
that throw their citation into tue shade, aud
prove their little fngors thicker than TuE In1o-
uNE's loins. They arc utterly sent to grass 10
the controversy. The spirit in which the threo
religious papers have conducted this attack and
| their own defense is discroditaplo to journalism,
minus the qualifying word religious.
It is comfortable to reflect tha: we Universal,
iats, who lave not been "aot on tlie Of Getenna,"
CON get along peacefully without that commodity
u our creed; that our churches are united aud
prosperous; aad that, though We are not Evan
gelical tho secular press is uot Obliged TO snoa
| ia tue path Of deconcy. It Ia to be hoped that
tho waters may sottlo utter while. and that not
ouIy tile creeds, but the conduct, Of our Evan
gelical neighbor5 maY be improved.
!
From. ths st. Lou,a {Ho) Glooe.
The Chicago papers reflect upon the ln1fe-
quont attandauce Of tlelr Cook County mcmbera
| at Springfield, but their seyority cannot put be
considered unnecessary. The fewer members Of
| the intellectual and moral ca!ibro OF those now
composing the Cook County delegation that Chi
caco HondH to Springfield, aud tho less thoy haya
to TO with legislation, the botter for their con-
| stituentH.
an ELEMENT OF 7EMrEnANoE.
From the Quincy !ia} Wh.1; :,
The CHICAGO tribune believes that "The cul'
tiyat,on Of the taste for lager-beor, az suosti'
tuta for the fiery alcoholic beverages used BY the
drinking community" would be a good deal
n,ore eiIectual method Of promoting the cause Of
! women aud their im.tators; therefore, afto,
| showing tho enormous profits made by tue NAB
faoturors anl retMlots Of beer. It counse!s tbs
consumers Of that beverage to Insist upon re-.
least to insat that no leya than ono.tlird Of q
, ouurt Of cloar hoer be given for cents:
0 Evidently TUE TRIBUNE is finding its method 81
| practciug temperance an expensive ono, anu Il
r THE TnInuNE'a temperance theory, however, il
q ono which those now engaged In tho temperance
movement might do we'll to consider. At an1
: rate. one thing IL morally certain: i would bs
!, citizen to pledge tue cnuso OF temperance IN
u foaming glasa Of lager than to close the doore
Q Of whiskY-saloona with prayer, howoyer ferYont
Il THAT " UNPARALLELED OUTRAGE.
From, ihs Fort Day!s {I,.d) Sent!nel. !,
u rlr, Storey roturns to the nausoatlng attaoh
upon Dr.. johnson II, tho Sunday issue o1 III
paper. Three columns arc devoted to what Ut
- be- ~ d ~sores of artioloB written BY Physicians o
. Chiosgo. charging DR.. johnson With having com
r. mIttoti tho most "uupat alloled outrage Of mod
70 orn tines" Theso communications arc slguet
% Ill Of which makos 1t more than probable tbs
" ono Wilour T. Storey Ia the scorpion aforesaid
= Tho exhibition Of thus mnns malice is disgust