The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-20
THE TWO SANS
Stir up II IIornetS Nest ut Urbann- Murphy
and Prohibition.

Stir up u Hornets Nest ut Urbann Murphy
and Prohibition.
At Urbana, Ohio, on Monday, Rev. Sam
Jones took occasion to denouncs Francis
Murphy. In his preliminary remarks
Jones said he didn't aak for endorsement
from the preachcra; he only wanted theil
cooperation. lie didn't ask certificate
when he should learn. 1t wouldn't dc
him any good, anyhow" "Thank God fol
every tlreL headed BanCtilied person, but
when q man gets more religion than sense,
he's a fool" ~ never met Murphy In my
lie and don't know anything about him,
but have contempt for a man who will
20 about the country with one arm around
a drunken man and the other around q
bar. keeper" These are given by the Ohio
STATE Journal as samples Of Mr.. Jones SER
mon, except that the vindiCtive tone in
which they were uttered can not be ex'
pressed. When he referred to Murphy
there was intense excitement. The politi-
cal Prohibitionists yelled "Thats &c" and
the audience yelled, mo, no" Shame"
etc. This seemed to make Jones mad,
and he went into TRADE against the Dow
law, the Republican party, moral suGsiOn
and everything else, that is seldom heard
from q pulpit or from any other place.
He admitted that he was Democrat and
that in his State itdidn'tdoto be anything
else. Tho audience laughed hilariously
at times, but the STATE Journal says the
question is asked by serious faces, "What
religious results can be,expeCted from an
audience two.thirds Of which has been 10.
suited and made mad?" The spirit OF
Christ has no part or lot in this matter,
for Chriat made no man mad.
Mr.. Jones BAid the management at
Lancaster wanted to pay him 5000 and
no lust took exceptions 10 paying oil their
bondu. Ho had bonds Of his own 10 pay
of and he Just tracked" them out Of that
idea. That was the only trouble he had.
II like the Baptlsls. got my wiic out
Of that pond" said he, and 50 on. It's
immense. The curtain will drop on this
queer drama Thursday evening so far as
Mr.. jones' ID concerned.
ABOUT FOREIGNERS.
On Tuesday Sam Small, in the course
Of sermon went on to speak Of allegiance
10 God. The liberty We now enjoy was
purchased by our foreiathers, on o hun.
drsd baltle.ields. The Christian liberty
IA gained by renounCing the devil and
swearing allegiance to the Lord Jesus
Christ, A few years ago an attempt was
made by q part Of this Union TO separate
and act IN government Of her own, but
they we're Bu6dued, and aiterWRrd took
the oath OF allegiance again, and were
taken back into the Union. Just 80 with
some people In the church, who don't
like the way II 10 run, and 90 of and start
q little government Of their own. Then
tho Lord comes along with the amnesty
proclamation, and they take the oath Of
allegiance and quit their baOkslidlng and
arc taken back. -.
Tho reason the foreigners 30 coon for.
gct their allegiance 10 this couhtEy !s be-
cause they do not rcnounCe allegiance 10
their old county. The reason we have
10 many galvanized EngllShmen aud
white.washed Germans ID, because they
come here under peruted oAthH Of ALE
glance,
A special to yesterdays Cincinnati Com.
nSrcidl Gazette, from Ufbana, says! Sam
Jones raised q CotnnollOn In the audience
this morning by boldly taking his position
sunAiely on prohibition, He had an iui.
nienBe crowd to hear him, and they we're
evidently disappointed at the turn the
Rev. Sam took, and many Camo away die.
gusted with the sermon. JoneB took for
lext II, Peter, j B, 8and I verses Hl0