New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

THE REV. DIR. EDWARD EVERETT HALE's VIEWS on
CHURCH AND sT,TE
my TELEGRAPH To THE TRfRuxn1

CHAUTAUoUA, Aug. 1S.-UniIed states Sena-
Miller has just arrived here with his wife
aud daughter from HeIkmer, n. Y. They remain
here to-day and leave In the morning with relative
Dr. Roberts. OF nusvle for the oil regions. This Is
tue Senator's first visit Chautuaqua and he expresses
wonder ut the extent OF the grounds and the large
OF this sumier city OF six hundred buildings OF
various kinds. from the Immense Hotel Atheneum,
overlooking with guests TO the neat comfortable cottages
occupied by families. Tue senator IN being approached
concerning political matters said that he thought the
Republicans had AN even chance for carrying the State
this fall Much depended matter OF con'@e on tue
nominations which would bc made by both parties. tie
believed tuat In certain conditions the Republicans who
supported Cleveland last fall would return TO their party
this year How many OF tue Irish who voiei Tor Blaine
last would with tue Republicans again this year
he could state Conditions migut prevail In which
the Republicans supported Cleveland last fail and the
irish who went for Blaine would both act with the
Republicans In November. In which event they yonld
carry the State oy 10000 majority. Hon. John W.
vroonan anu wife, of Herkuier form part OF the SEN
ato's party. This Is Mr.. VIocmans second visit mere
he having been here last year with Senator John n
Logan
The Rev Dr. Edward Everett Hale Boston. iectured
this morning ON Parish Work in Ciues," speaking
especially OF the use of the the mprol eeDt
Of the public life Hc SAID that at every college com
meuceupnt some fool declared "a this country tue
Church and state wero absolutely ate, while Tao
faoi WAS that tie same ien VIII controlled the Churcn
virtually controlled tue state also. Tue ChurcD and
state are therefore, substantially united In America
The Church should remain open simply turee hours
on sunday but all the days and nigHIs OF tue week
for exercises aud gatherings which would promote eul-
ture and suitability well tue religious NE ihe
Church should hold temperance meetings ana NOT leave
instruction or work In this line To hifcins canpgners
who speak for $40 night DIR: Hal" spoke oi tie
efficient aid given by the Chautauqua ees I" Cburoh
work u the Direction alluded 10y nn bUstn ne SAIL
Irish city, % cent of the people eng 81 that
blood These and others OF American BLOOD ff"m tue
country should be reached U open. free church. with
It's educational literary aud social well religious,
influences and privileges ,
Tile society of Fine Ars Is to be organized
on tile arrival Charles Earnard who 10 deliver the
opening address. - ,,,.,,
A Chnutauqua University convocation was held al IL
o'clock this morning. and address was delivered ny the
Rev r. s. Holnes registrar OF the Uuiverst OF Plain
hed, ". J., who explained the system 81 Instruction
embraces all tue branches OF cOcso sty hnd y
designed people who arc not able u hite col
lege 10 pursue and conp full college course AZ their
homes, OF correspondence and local teacnrr'
either in four years or sX they mar nave ne 20
devote TO their studies. Addresses were also delivered
nv Chancellor Vincent aud the Row. A h. Duhhins OF
ROBtOu.