New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-29

yvo x,u,or IN tho contest now waging in this State
Undoubtedly many Of the third party ffonir'uonS's
are sincere and conscientious In their co"Iso' Wv
sec H. by voting for their candidate for Ooverhor-""
stands ,housana chances to going up In chariot Oh
Are, 10 one OF being eleced-they are pracucay 'v"s
their influence in Of all that Is vie anu
in our social civil e and aiding 70 ins'a' =.
the LIQUOR dealers and their myrmlaohS "n'" '"N'
fess 70 be aiming to overthrow.
MIR. MILIERs PASTOR SPEAKS.
uo,o l. q letter from the Rev. Isaac s. Bingham,
nastor of the Methodist Episcopal Churcn az
Herkimer He is Mr.. Miller's PASTOR Is in''n'aOo,s
ACQUAINTED with him, and can speak knowingly
when lie says:
regard the election OF Warner Miller as Governor
n, tho Fmnre State as most desirable for every cohsu
49,, ,,.t 90, no named 1t is my privilege to be the
nasor Of Mr. Miller and his family, and nave come
TO have the highest estimate OF MT Mihers purity %
life and hghstye integrity. He Is man VIM" U
good people Of Herkimer delight to honor anu 'ney wiz
nse every honorable means put him in the Governors
1T, =, ,h, eroot state as they are assured that any
legislation looking toward the suppression OF the hquor
traffic however advanced will have his hearty ana prompt
approval 1t is astonishing that any good citizen can
hesitate for moment in his choice Tor Governor oete"
Mr. Miller and his opponent in this canvass MI Mer
ronrescnts the best moral sentiment Of the people, ana
will have the support Of the best elements OF society,"
while his opponent chooses his support and gets It, from
the saloons and their abettors
FOR THE CHURCH AND THE HOME
The Rev. DR.. D. Mccartney, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Chatham, Is
Prohibitionist on principle, and he does not be-
licve in allowing the rum power full swing when
il can be checked. He gives his views clearly
and distinctly. He says:
I shall support Warner Miller for Governor because
It is only thing do under existing circumstances
and have clear conscience David Hill is the repre-
sentative and candidate Of the saloons against the
churches Warner Miller accepts the challenge ana
comes TO the front champion OF reform lie does
not advocate the and total prohibition OF the
liquor traffic a possible measure, but does IN sooo
common sense way plead for its restriction ana en-
barrassment until it be more ehectuay deait wi'h
David B. Hill has stood in the way OF every enoft III
this direction yetong the High License bill and the OIL
TO preyent the sale Of liquors in the State Capto ana
other Government buildings Now when the issue Is
souarey made between the church and the saloon be-
tween the and the dive, propose to be counted on
the side OF the church and the home Governor Hill
has shown himself be the Of ballot reform by
vetonc the Saxton bill. hope for legislation
along the line OF temperance moral reform while he
is Governor. II Warner Miller should be elected we
could rely every just measure Of the Legislature
receiving his prompt and hearty approval am
Prohibtonst principle and hope for the time when 1t
shall become part the organic law Of the land but
TO turn the Rum Devil" loose everywhere until that
desirable result be reached is poor philosophy and
worse religion Many OF have for a long time been
asking the political parties 10 give us clean men 10
vote for The Republican party has needed the demand
and with Harrison and Morton and Miller and Cruger VIC
ought to win
AGAINST HILL AND THE GROG SHOP.
The Rev. DR.. John w. Sanborn, pastor of the
First Methodist Church at LockpOrt, takes this
occasion to give some excellent advice to the
Methodist people of this State. To them he says
Warner Miller has gained the confidence and esteem
of tho people OF New-YoIk State other public man
lie AM
superior ability put him in the front rank representa-
tive Of best civilization Trucking to the low and
vicious elements does not in his blood. He is as
he pure and he stands for the restriction
Of great evil, and the people of this State should 90
themselves honor OF putting him into the Governors
chair. Mr. Miller delegate to tho Methodist Cen
Conference. Ministerial delegates pointed TO him
with pride presence there conferred honor that
distinguished body As nominee for the GovenorShp he
is Just as good man and just honorable as he was
when delegate to the General Conference cannot
how any consistent Methodist fail support him.
representing he docs the home, as against Governor
Hill and the vicious saloon element
WORDS OF PRAISE FOR Mr.. MILLER.
As an old soldier, the Rev. w. R. Hemes, pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Rodman,
learned that it was not wise TO put himself where
the enemy wanted him, and that is why he is
not going to help the rum power by throwing
away vote on the third party candidates On
the issue he says:
Warner Miliers record is clean and his
challenged He represents nober element in our cit
zenshp and emphasizes their better political views The
highest all the elements OF American manhood centre
him. all his judlcious differences In voting
for Warner Miller l shall feel the deep conviction thai
cast ballot for oil that is best in the Empire rep
resennc the home school and church. opposed to
sciencess demagogism and low ricfery am in prin-
cipe theory practice Prohibitionist. Toward that
which IS certainly coming I believe that vote for Mr.
r,Ufllc State DoiicV
for the gencmanly Christian citizen w. Martin Jones'
could be available for Prohibition should certainly
find nothing in the to hinder my support But Is
not vote ticket this year like sending part Of
troops in the face of the home to fire upon the
friends Of the they do ent The Oppo
stion Republican by the leaders Of the third
party be this They do not enlist
banner" believe It is easier overcome the
influence few saloons in any place than While
do believe in licensing the traffic. still we have
license and let it be just hard to obtain
only few get IT, Then we Will charge on the few
ana them, foot and horse. Give Hi another term
build additional inrcnchments behind the saloon
and the prophecy that Prohibition twenty
does prove fact then do not clearly the
trend Of political power in the hands Of unprncipcd
foe Of Prohibition. AS old soldier have learned
to put myself where my enemy wants me.
FATHER AND SON FOR MILLER
Here arc the views of another old friend of
Warner Miller's on the issues: they come from
the Rev. DIR. Manley S. Hard, pastor of the Bing-
hamton Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
where lives Edward T. Jones, HIPS associate on
the Democratic State ticket:
1 have known Mr.. Miller for fifteen years. I
pastor near to him for term and familiar with
the high esteem which he commanded and retained. 1
had the honor him daily the General Con-
and witnessed his conscientious wise and careful
ways he deliberated upon peIplexing subjects.
take great pleasure in saying that shall fail to give
him my November G. will my son. who will
favor candidate with his maiden vote.
thoroughly for the prohibition OF the liquor traflc
and believe Mr.. Miller Will help toward that for which
we work and pray, vastly than any other
proposed FOR sufragcs Mr.. Miller Is capable a
high degree the Governorshp OF this great State,
by culture. opportunity and His Chris
tian bearing should command for him the solid
vote OF all the temperance OF this State