New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
RIDGuAY DENOUNCED fRoM THE PULPIT
BURNING WORDS UTTERED By DR. T. L. CUYLER--
THE MORAL ISSUE IN BROOKLYN.

BURNING WORDS UTTERED By DIR. T. L. CUYLER--
THE MORAL ISSUE IN BROOKLYN.
DR.. L. l.. Cuyler preached TO an audience
which crowded tho Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Caurch Brooklyn last upon "GamDlns ami the
Duty OF Ciuzens in reg 'rd to IT, After talking OF
10 evils or ganlng in general he sad:
direct issue joined question here IN
Brooklyn. one OF the caudi aes for the office OF public
pro-rcn or In tins county must be eIecr on stay
IL political situation we're exactly reversed woulh
say what snail now. one candid .e IL AN enlnen'
on tue pool gamblers. ne Is q sssaclous, eur
Bent energetic, anu powrriui lawyer win no superior
WITH Il ne p:-iss hin; sol co smash tue gam
cnn;,"oa,Iy 40 pleised himself Ssfors God and
100000 o. his fellow ctzens Tue conscience or Kings
OF his opponent 1t Is enough to point to his
recor In Ihe three years he mas been IN office this
Internal business has attained colossal proportions lie
neglected. pursue and punish offenders me great
part He not deny That he negleotod
his duty before Mr. Comst"ck m"ie CHARGES
against him. Durins Mae tentns OF nis term n
has sa.%s"y nsssc's do MS the eu uss.
havei lately departed BI;i new term OF this moral
cursed KINGS County. rne money influence aud vole"
the Gamblers support him tie has openly bid for tue
support Of saloon Keepers when ne says .
II believe mat q saloon keeper VINO closes his
front door ou SUNDAY aid locks IL complies
rlen5s Caa. me.nsi o.somer-) aud no has right
to 90 aronnd by rear door to mud grounds TO make
complaint. Whoever does 80 Ia SNEAK
from your highest lfs. ,T%.rv' known YSa
that the letter spirit Of law intended to
vent the sale OF liquor on sun ay ,nr5 there sa" oT
But protector law says tue lQioI sellers
s %"n hide ooEsa doors
Constock or any mn seeks to get rv1rnc-
pie was ever uttered by the DisicAttorney OF solom
IN the darkest days OF that llctnlons oi'y Beiorr
for principle so dangerous and 50 damnaor Jap
200 guns on the Heights at GetresDurs.
GLOW THIS atrocous doctrine aud It's defender from
the Office dsxra ed ami dlsh0nored .ausr.
Tne question rs one that affects the vltss OF nome
s sos, ItS business bs ' "s, no -n pSSS
our Dyes aud recognize the facts The great
,n weigh, o. .olld Columns sgan.t the andidae OF tho
gamblers and quors lers When the vot'ry isg ,rd
against the saloon oligarcny. Rrpub loan ctzsns. 20
present General iracy on par 'ssn platform Dem
untry ut stake now Jury party under tue altar or
loyalty to Irooxyn's most sacru an most vital inter
f. htron.n.sa Let us live AMI labor, vote pray,
to punish and to maintain righteousness
Dr. A. j. F. Bunrends. in the Central Congregational
Church. preached TO large congregation yesterday
m,rnng HIS subject was CITY EvangeIizstton,' and
he said that this crisis all the activities and
OF the church should be put forth to save tho
people OF the great cities ON tho subject OF the coming
rieotion sad Brooklys great dancer was from
me domination OF tho rum shops and The gamblers,
aud that all who desired TO preserve th.
far fame OF this city should vote In the interest of
righteousness. He did regard the ISSUE OF
politics. or would not utter word abont II. nut IL
a one o morality rzhteOusness AMI II what ho
mad said then snouli result empty -xt sunday
morning. he should feel bound To give the s.mn test-
nony against inquity ami wrong which w-re sweep
down our 1onis aud our noighDois TO DESTRUCTION
A strutorisn " mon from extreme corner OF tho
cturcn was followed Ivy applause All over the house.
Several other BrposlY MINISTER'S spoke Yesterday on
the moral Issue Ia caup,ixn and urxei the over
throw Of the gamblers and their iut-rests Dr. q. +.
Reed presched on Liberty and Law In the Hanson
Pac, MethodisI Episcopal Church DR.. r. r. Morse
preached In the tabernacle Bapust Church on "rn-
duty Brooklyn voter who loves law order and
good government."