New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
CJ.FRGYMEN ON POLITICS.
VIEWS OF DR. MACARTHUR.
,o,xo TEMPERANCE MES 10 vorE THE nEru"i-

..,c,xc TEMPERANCE MES 10 VOTE TIVE ht'"""'-
c,x ricKrr-wuAT Tx THINKS or oLNVFhNNo'
p.yv men in the Baptist Church III this country
..o ,,,re widely known than the Rev Or Il = Mica
~ NJ Calyary Church In West Fiity SeNeh'h7' ~
nuity IA scholar. preacher and temperance "'No'''
',.tc~c recognized His Sunday evening sermons
.r devoted To Old Testament character rom "'n '
drvs rracca lessons. which he appi's 90 'n'
,itical and social questions of to-day. ll'h'"" W
orter who heard him recently SPEAK ~ ono q" '"'''
-. - tic sheer AGAINST the Suidays'h"ol ]"
.,,,,i,s called ON him 10 obtain his views on the
-. 81, .,o trescnt campaign. In speaking oi the de
, ~ the Republican party In this state two years ago
-, A.. Arthur had said The party 90 when INC sun
,a,.chool naturally belongs was thon hnr'u un"''
menlous majority Out Of that defeat better spirit
~, co,ue. ont Of that better spirit victory Is spe'NN
,,,o Tho sohcr second Thought of the American
do may ho trusted 10 deep moral instinct Az POI
Nal ,rtc. ira now appealing That Instinct Il respond
~ Tho church recognize. and rcloico' IN thi- FORM o
,oitcai arrcnl The sunday school Il coming to inc
front rs voice shall Zoe heard"
rr NacArhur said yesterday that when he came
A., 20 this country his s,nratlucs were rather
,,r, Enc south thau thc North. hu while % stndo't at
,o,h,.icr the shot that KILLED Lincoln determined him
,.ror,e ',c that hc mi yhi usc Ms vocr ana bnl
80, .,t.nor,inr the country that him homo and
,,,orl hlm rr,ceion In 'renkinc oi The any NY 'rm
,,r,nrr mem th. fil he sad II f. vefy crrn,n Th
En,,1 t, tia,riari ani thc Democratic rnriy Iq'ni
l.. o. d
M,h' = A. ,r,n thrh drit tn vote frr % lisiinrti,rll
,,.,.rr, tIutrt Ih. dr't has hrru rirrf.'ly ufr"u
n, ira5, rmuh,u,rr. di.srn, from it.sn ,irws lh'
a,t,.I ''ant 80 temp rinrp auA ni mummy i@ ii'
frrnN'fiN.n llgs"'r ard ~ meM t,htm II
hands lWrfp the vr,iA io.lav ns H. ghaH
w. III eii4.s 20 s.ttiai ~ 800, sara 49, r'pusia
l ,bes p ,ht Temperance ,her $50 ,rrerfisrH as iA-n
rrNhai easd h. co. eaatf ~ raurF te 81 iahNt' .
o. fnp iH' 9 itA in"t 70 t'i'Hn y. ,n''n l's
-,ui padl ~ Hen fHni Nhl,h hae 90. NOV" NfNp'9
ia salhit a. 10 A'k' i'n, e'i'e', 20 ' i','''ia'
srddon', do it Now thoY saint mn o. Ne'r igr 'ie'e
"d hn, ii not for INN Then fol RI Jntn
.han do neither ana informed on gond authority
thai liquor dealer az ms cii(' a. lo" nhl' t-'''
Balm on general principles I always moan 10
hrp0,e whatever the liquor Interests L"or iirlf IA
Of the strongest arguments IN favor of IA, htp4iean
party. We have divine authority Tor s'rr,h7 wy ~, u"
man has right to DO evii lha goo1 may ,"A' ~ i'
perance men vote for d,tinctNcA t'hp'i rance ttAl
II certain do evil but II Is by no means certain lhdt
The good for which they hope will come
What then, is the true policy Tor temperance n'h 10
n il 10 tndorse the party which nearly Endorses
Temperance views Ry This course Temperance men VIII
movement Of the time. They Will then be- able to ed ese
the sentiment OF the party Win whch thcy a,y tlrm
ence and political machinery the parry VIII zee am w
press the Temperance issue ana WIZ WIN Ia' ' nv nv
on its banners Again aud again in this campaign nave
been solicited to favor Temperance papers anu d
lively tempcrance parry ln b ao Nh MANY conyer
sations with representative men and women. VINO are re-
garded ~ leaders .! tuc is. @ Iii ~ ,osi,tor
That have taken. feel well assured that the interests
~ tcmpcrance are safe in the hands of the Republican
DartV II that party ha. a majority large
enough aud so has power enough 70 be ao 10 carry o1
it, con yicons For myself and for all hold my stand
Ard nv the Rcpuhcnn party aud trust that lis majority
will be large and its 80 sure that can carry on
Nohing laddens more than to know that tomperance
men with whom have 50 long iahored ana for whom
excellent opinion should. 10y their unWl'c
action try defeat the Republican party IN our Hta'
perancc legislation The cause OF tcmpcrancr III ,nls
country would not recover In half century rom the
moral repulson which would experience and IN" direct
evil which it would suffer IT, through it, leaders the
Democratic party should he restored TO power
"The contingency l. 50 remote that the suGgcs-
ton hardly needs an answer Bgt II Sncn
men little experienced in public affairs and whose views
on other important questions are little known. who
question occupying public thought
"What IL your opinion of MI BaincT
al regard him q scholarly man; man ~ great eX-
m I've 4msT,s i@fore The whole world do
a speaker and of public affairs, 80 nearly APP
nro1ches tadstonos lofty position I'm the Od world ~
Mr. Hlnine Gladstone a. a scholar. Christian and
Statesman is the foremost man In the world Blaine
in America Gladstone grows grandcr the shadows Of
evening arc gathering anont MN ~. 'iA'' ''''lI
craftsmanship and religion INTO politics L3s, Week
! could not hcp c3nrlhgp Hs ulunbn'I u on
tInpb through this State and ohio. both journeys
Illustrating the fact that man may have honors IN his
Baincs honesty I'm plhr matters lhavc only isto say;
have read carefully u of his private correspondence
which hos been publ and thco are few tpioA-io4
capable of construction that d honorable tn himself
but win, TINT b. the cnso :. equally true l9i 9n honor
able tfuctnu a admissible. long since decided mat
n was moro mnnly ana W"to ,nlnhl,' over gi',,,'
of uonrl, r, yolfs tvrutt years Of which have been
y me inn nl1c Of public ~, w. u '' , .y ,n
~ Give Wti .ii Co nurll 3D. ll'U I7 mat
How do }ou regard Nh hooehora position u ul'
fo, 1ir nccchcr h,yc ihc greatest admiration Mr.
a. d. p.,fi,ss u all the centuries rnt in rour o. poets
Nj Hcrrhrr r broader ntn. llc hte Touched Nir hi
cate OF liberty To the slave and az Ir'hd oi AN classics
and conditions of men, ht hda ncch 'd ah exalted posi-
toD i h- generation. Ana while loyal tn tit hlhr ~
the Word ur God and true To CHRIST as Inc dNhr cav
i0ur MS Influence iumrd -urthr. Not 10 speak nl
III special trouble Ia Brooklyn, ~ D, enough 10 say Wa
III proportion be- has oO-eucd hls grip ou the eternal
men Many OF regret that MI Beco hers name should
b. used to champion the candidate Of the Democratic
row Tor MI Beechcr thai hi7 Wolsh AM inul Oh Iu
sde Of the campaign Will have Little weight. 80
What DO you think OF the Democratic candidate -
The Democratic party hlundcrcd al Chicago last
experience. without character; man Who,e name ono
hc.itacs pronounce IN parlOr OF pulpit Inc pre@e
political campaign II terrible commentary on me worn
q God. God . not mOcked for whatsoever a man
EOweth. shall he also For he that soWcth 70
bis flesh shall Of the flesh reap corruption The Demo
cratic party has geniu, Tor 9ndcnnG JUS a. ~ -
fatefu Democratic hand dashes u To The ground II
seems 10 NE that the Republican party; win an rs
party a Ia. on its side the rights Of men, the progress
OF the race and the favor OF Cod
STRONG OPINIONS OF DR. CURRY.
CALLING Or MEN WHO RESPECT wOMANHOOD TO