New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05

- 80 vail a. q. financial With the question
OF the tariff IL the other question OF Wages on, "
wages ie always connected the question OF mor"s
wages be TOO low II leads TO thieving ana crime ih
=, g, s,a,e ,ssuo There is . moral issue there,
too ana a man must be blind who can't sec H. peg
all who love good citizenship ana eooa government. "
consider carefully and prsyerfuly the question O
shall l give my votea Shall give IL 70 inc moral
unr,cht and honest man. TO the charatsh anu noeo
IL toow IN his traini At present we need tho spirit
Of patriotism more than ever.
DIR. WRIGHT ADDS HIS ENDORSEMENT
The Rev. Dr. Clark Wright, pastor OF the he'nod's'
Frtscopnl Church of the saviour, ana Chaplah-in'
Chief of the Grand Army Of the Kepnphe' oi NOW
York In speaking to a Tribune reporter OF to-morou
election said that he would most certainty Vo" 'no
whole Republican ticket because II represents ''o'o
fy than that Of any other party the pure aggressive
principles OF morality, righteousness temperance anu
truth After Endorsing Harrison and Morton In terms
~ thu highest communication, he says mat No VIII
vote for warner Miller because he advocates someth'B
tangible I'm the way OF temperance reform, anu ~
referring 10 Colonel Fellowss sneerng remark apou'
aMillcr the Methodist" he said that warner Siicr
was one of the thousands of Methodsts VINO iousn'
., keen tho starry flag afoat while the Rebel Colonel
Follows was trying TO tear 1t down" ~ "r'sns
ors a,so NJ the local candidates that they are all
NC, worthy of our support and that the time has como
for relief flpm the corrupt methods OF government III
this city.
aMr. Erhardts he continued is possessed OF
Unbalanced mind with an excellent business train
ing and an earnesness Of purpose and Integrity mat
Qualify him in an eminent deeree for the Office oil Mayor
and indorse John W. Jacobus because have known
him since twenty five years ago. who he was men,
Der of my regiment then found Inn Dlave; dMs
ful soldier constant, honest and kind Deuev w
him TO be as true to-day as then, and shali uIgo az
my friends aid in his election AS 10 men hiS,ca an
Pcrley the candidate for County Ogsh tnu and
Trustworthy have known him since 6l when en,s he
was a lieutenant I'm my company; ne was s hiu,
unassuming gentleman, ana an .ne Sahia on the
march he was patient on the picket under IRE he was
calm and fearless In the crash Of battle As .ne hn
come and CO. wherever Jacobus anu , tee han What
knew them to be during the days OF .ho Nsi'
never forget them and their noble records.
A PROHIBITION PASTORS CHANGE OF MIMI
The Rev. George McCampbel Of the FIRST ffesps
terrain Church Of Edgewater, S. l., has peen P'oi
inent member of the Prohibition party ana an ac''
worker I'm its ranks. Yesterday morning. however,
he declared himself from his pulpit In favor Oh Ino
Republcan National and tickets. In the course
OF his sermon he used the following language "noh 10
significant I'm view of his former standing IN support
of the " Third Party"
al make a personal statement nom the pulpit TINS
morniug which is due my position as pastor OF inc
Presbyisaan church and to the community OIL When
! am a citizen More than year ago LOOK srOh :
ground favor of Prohibition which sun S EU,
But the issues at stake in both National ana o.a'o
elections for President and Nice-President anu oo
ernor demand my vote for MesslS Harrson anu
Morton and Warner Milier'
The Rev. William H. Hoag, pastor OF the Methodlst
Episcopal Church at Esperance, schohar1e 1puhs!
earnestly supporting Warner Miller and the entire
Republican ticket.