The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-16
TEMPLR.iNcE MEN Differ.


The Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby said to a
SuN reporter last evening that h. did not
coun,enaucr the now temperance movement
instituted hy tho Law and Ord'r League Of tilc
city oi Now York.. H. characterized tho men
engaged IN it as silly fellows who are trying 10
Do what is not wise or practirahl". lie con-
tinucd: You can say ts THE SUN readers that
tn Society for the Prevention Of ,fimc has no
connection directly or indirectly with the Law
and Order League Il the CITY Of New York.
The former wages war against the low
grogeeries and docs not fight the respectable
hotels. while the latter fights the respectable
hotels anl j. trying 10 DO Il Wild work which II
cannot accomplish Mr.. Theodore Bourne.
who il a leading man IN the Law and Order
League wns formerly a secretary Of the Society
for tn Prevention oi Crime He was dissatisfied
with ~ hemu-" "" wer" not radical and he
and a tow associates have organized another
institution Dr. Crosby also snid that the
state Law and order Iengun. with hrainsar-
tors in Albany. has no dfliation with the Law
and Or'lcr League II the city of New York. and
lro'c against the oili'ious work OF tho New
Sir Thr"i"re Bourne of the New York
IeagGe said yesterday have friendly feel
ing- towHrl pr. Crosby. and his society PASSED
n resolution thanking me for doing efficient
Tho following was tccsraphed TO Albany yes
torday:
ii.r. Your rrasoe amt m. R,y pr Darling President
of Nuur Lra-un. r0Hn-ulle The Sew hurk civ League
plrlins answer Immediately. u Mt>m.
The following answer came
BW n rsps N,r io1 wc are one and Standing by
Mr.. Koster Of tho Tribune rum shop charged
that Mr.. Nundy said To- him: You hr'r men
could NAV gone ON unmol' sted II you had MT
treated mo So mcaiilv. | waS engaged To- for
ward the in'. POSTS nth" hrrr men. and r'ceivnd
only s25 whic cN-Juigr fr'clmnn lad : uD
and \ Oakley Hall $500 for doing less work than
lid" Mr. (. j. Elen-hcr who Witnessed the
interview between Mr.. ko-ter and Mr.. Mundy
las made an affidavit that the statement oi Mr.
kCSter T. untrue.
In the G.p,ral Sessions yesterday Col. John
selling liquor N.tnoutH lir"nsr. nu was iinrl
;2j. II" said that he ha applied fora licens e,
had dep -i'd tnr pay lvr IL, anu hah ~,
rollct "a re- 'nt unl'r which he sulpos 81
Suth rlaud said that the roc"ipt g'lyo rp such
authority. aerYrlIne - q decision Il the Court
oi AppTh-. OBJ Av"ry = % very wealthy IL .lcr
IN Slt' t'yr- sample. .i.- h"r!Oom lcil- Oniy 4
irala % 90 hi- "N u-N" business Roster 4
bial 81 tn ~ 'n' rum shop pleaded not tuiliy
Marsari I,c. Wllli}m N Mjarihv'' Mrha"i
ilealy, anl "A Fra1ar Al ta,-r are a..
'u.el Nl nll,n- 'tlruut li,fh~
The Grand jury "d,d u .Af7i indi 'imcn,s
yost"r lay.
Tn, Nomrn'- American l.mporarao Irasuo
mot ~ ~ i'An .l.fl-. f"io, ~ ~ hiou
square. iH-' ',' u u-, .il hH ed 20 permanent
or-nn 1Gt.on. $ N...Hrniuu prepared that
lhr CAUSE Ni hlNl"r9u'" sinai h' entirely
uud r tne ."ufrni Nul rnnus"'u"nt of the
moth a. W. Nt'-. amt l.lilL fNi- uf tIn Ams ran
nation. .an.l DAl. .li IT, lnhd'ue' and pow r not
only in every rlat'. hmt IN every iholl district
100 th" 'Nni. ah., calling ulun all who love thor
with thcir ~n -unar their ,ffDr'-. and their
moral sul .Nlt 800 iI I'- N'4k.