New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22

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are some clerymen believe they are sometimes called
fghtngrarons who in favor Of sending an army 70
Utah, at the head of which shall DO Sheridan Inc ci-
Of Utah are clothed with all the rights of citizenship
They have 10 the courts They have the right OF
Wha Dy Jury Iney can qm an IGs Pho a% was as
pendedl
HOW THE EVIL SHOULD BE REMEDIED.
But turn away from all these remedies az insufficient
and notifications at the present time, and hold, my
friends that the thing be done should BIO done by
Congr and that to declare that Cannon the Titan
Delegate has right to seat In the Congress OF Tue
United States II is said the committee will report In
favor OF his seat but that committee should remember
first, that this man is an alien they should remember
secondly, that he IL pOygamist. would legislale
against poySamy not on religious ground but frOm nat
States while II il not lrrellgous giousthat the
Government of the United States cannot interfere with
In practice, which Is harmless 10 its influence Applause
But here practice that is contrary to the order and
constitution of nature, and our legislators must a Dack
not upon the Bible but upon nature ITSELF for nature has
S e man have his
own wife, and every woman her own husband, is tne
standing upon this that IL is fraud that defauds
man or his rights; that II man has right to twenty
nye wives he thereby derauds twentyfour men out OF
The Mormons dream Of universal empire, and
Of and that all the world is to pay tribute thereto.
There absolute despot the face OF the globe
than the who Is at the head OF MOrmondom and yet
such despot is IN our Republic and we have
limited by due respect to public the dictates
atOn bounds religious liberty just 1t is prevalent in
the universe itself All may worship here We cannot IN
erfere with religious opinions, but we can Interfere
to the body pOiitic ''''''.''' ''"'
Then for womanhood. for family for the Republic
plead tonight Holding sacred these great principles, II
will be said that the Rocky Mountains reared
it's TV or the Winds or its Winding sheet But
II true TO our great trust that old flag that we love so
ligous prvilcgcstha old flag shall wave on and wave
coming glory mlcnnia, which shall MI earth with
gndncss and with songs OF praise unto HIM VINO 10 the
God Of our fathers tAppanss.l
WHAT EX-JUDGE RUSSELL SAID.
Ex-Judgc Russell responded for THE New
England Society in the City of New-York," and said
IN part:
l have listened with tho deepest interest TO all that
Brother Newman has said the Mormon question, aud
must that lam s OF the opinion Of Brother beeeher
has suggested TO me solution Of the Mormon question
which, think Is practcabe than that OF either OF
the reverend gentlemen who nave discISsed llc suect
10 I, that II twenty i've dry goods ana millinery stores
be- opened in salt Lake city the resources OF the
Mormon elders would be- heavily taxed that the Nor
question wUud be solved without further dIcihty.
come here s substitute word Of special significance
to Americans We remember the days when sID,utGte
the position OF substitute inquired what was expected
To dO aud what the bounty wa' during te Trr IN iIisi,
mau In New York who had q brother In ChciPO was
asked what his brother was doing Ia that city ana ne
pied mat he Is making SIfa' Ge3 ., V ~ o,octy
what the business Is, but they call it lclpng the bounty
Laughter When accepted this invitation expected
10 lcap the bounty but lind that am obliged aicr all
81 work my passage dughtcrl Ike inc oln'I illunau
mt to driving Inc mules lie liked the exercise, lie said,
bur II was not the OF the thing lac would as
lief walk lLaushterl
Mayor Edison was expected to answer for The
City OF New York" but he sent letter explaining
his absence.
DIR. PUTNAM AND GEN WOODFORD SPEAK.
"scrooby', was tho toast to which the Rev. DR..
Putnam responded. In the course OF his remarks
he sald
The earlier hi.orans; all the way down from Cotton
u various parts OF England. Bradford indeed said
ir.vr house II WA. Ills accidental remark which
conferred historical distinction on scrooby. In 1919 tho
I,y. Joseph Hunter asccrlnc that BrrWsierS mousse
VA. l Scr6oby aud there that lac and his compan-
lon, wvro accustomed 10 meet FOR worship ScrooDl;
though historically very important piaee Is al"t az
h very small and obscure village consisting cchy Of
plain brick houses and cottages situated IN Yorkshire
very near 10 the line OF the Great Northern Railway as u
from London to York Inc tAtchmShoPa % loIk
nld illortc residence there ~ long ago ~ the ne OF
william the Conqurror Cardinal W3.'ey passed some
also Margaret queen Of Scotland. lApplHuse.l
Tho next toast was THE State of New York
and in the absence Of Alfred c. Chaplin Stewart L
Woodiord, prcsident-clect Of the New-England
Society OF this city was called upon. lie said, |
among other things:
stitutun hut she was he foremost defend IT, In every
time Of peril since the irst lresd'n was lnaugated IN
Wall street she has been foremost IN defending |
the National idea lAppausc We have not all the ideas
Of New-England We have not the Immense progress Q,
I'm every time of peril Will save the Government from an
possible danger and thoughtful man can look into the
future without seeing danger IN hHt time OIL penn nat
must come YOU anu M, Dcie , ri" Ng tS
Nation and maintain The Republic a. u mas poem Nun IN
tanned IN The past blessing TO mankind ana nope 10 the
RESPONSE OF MAYOR LOW.
Mayor Low followed Mr. Woodford, responding
TO Tho City of Brooklyn In presenting this
toast Mr. Sillman said:
Our goodly city In good condition Instead OF her IN
being sbOrinatcd to those OF mere political par
shall conducted, Ike other matters OF property ON
s%,cS %5S ES d bondrg fs hS
eminent aud We may hope mat hts successors OF
whatever party, Will fuly follow MS example
The young Mayor was received with great en-
thusiasu as no rose to speak lie said in substance
Mr. PRESIDENT soys or NEW. EyGLAND, AND MEN OF
BROOKLYN You have witnessed already the disasters OF
those Who are called to speak upon sudden 'VSn
man who Is called upon 10 speak 10 = Weiihno w
@5G Tae Mayor omc OF c W. to thinking that
he has hardly the option OF the small Doy VINO s9 ne
aud the other was not He is confined
by yankee Doodle" lGaughterl Then there
IL another difficulty attached To response m occasion
Ike this After the Mayor has gone aud told the Friendly
Sons O st. Patrick tnat II was not Tor inc irsn tue CITY
would go to ruin after he has told the Germans
cltyi after he has assured the Dutchmen at the
81. Nicholas that In giving us the motto they
gave US the inspiration 10 progress; and after
lie has told the Scotchmen that they are tho
essence OF all that Is best In me community you
can understand what difficult office man has TO I'LL
when he finds himself before the sons OF Now'England
LaughterI You can understand now Largely
/ -ympathLe with Rufus ChOate when, In attending a
concert he said his daughter, who was by his side:
Z" My dear interpret the nbrcttO lest l
daie with the wrong emotion" lLaughterl III
should make any such mistake beg you TO accept rQh
me the uteraGce Of the politician from Icxas-l do not
know whether It was tho immortal Flanagan or
nOt-whO, after { ircssiug the audience, said 10
them "i'ellow citizens them are my sentiments, but
they don't suit you they be changed" Iaughter
Still TO change sentiments is not pleasant ANA you
can understand how much safer Mayor feels when no
speaks for his city IA whole.