The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-11-30
HERE WILL II END,
4 TIL Jushtfui Correspondent Makes III
Imnortand Inquiry.
Especial Cor. STATE CHRoNICLE.l

A TIL Sughtfui Correspondent Makes an
Imnortand Inquiry.
Especial Cor. STATE CnRoNICLEl
This communication was received before
the election, but our columns We're too
pressed to admit Of its publication. 1t
touches opon a subject Of vital interest to
al Christian and Sabbath owing people,
and Is one that demands the cons Geration
Of all moral men Hebron
Every age has its extremists and fana-
tics Their zeal wins for them followers.
Nothing is so attractive To the unthnking
MASSES as enthusiasm. And these would
be-seadess are earnest ard enthusiastic
Their followers accept their crude theories
as eternal truths, ana before they have
time TO sift them incalcEIable harm is
done We must not look for consistency
in such men The man who made the
greatest ado about signing the ordinance
OF secession was among the first to ally
himself with the political robbers and
plunderefs WhO invaded CUr State in the
wake Of the Federal armies. One OF the
first men among us to don the Confeder-
ate cOckade and "whoop up" secession
WAS one Of the first to accept living on
the spois Of the war. The distinguished
divine who made such eloquent and eifec-
ave war speeches and who, | learn from
good authority, not only declared that
slavery was a divine institution, but went
50 far as TO say, in a speech in the town
of Hillsboro, that if the Southern armies
We're not successful he would trample un-
der foot the Holy Bible as a fraud and a
f8D!6-Was among the first TO leave the
poverty stricken South after the war for
a metropolitan pulpit III the North
The writer has studied the Third Party
movement with 30 little interest When
Miss Willard dictated the platform in In
dIanapOis. Incorporating the Woman Suf
frage plank, the general Grift WAS Indicated.
Other performances Of the followers of
Miss Willard az the New York Methodist
General Conference did not tend to recon
cile Southern men to platform of her
making.
The Voice for oct 18th is full of matter
Of painful interest to every conservative
Temperance man Let Us take few items
from this copy. Speaking OF Sam Jones,
it says:
AT his great McMinnville camp meet
iug, lie said ! am no longer Democrat.
nave left the old whisky party forever
shall vote for Fisk and Brooks"
| do not know that this statement is
tiue, for this new party OF great moral
ideas has learned 10 bet on its candidates
and lis reporters 70 lie III their reports
just Ike those OF the Older parties But,
| II true, what a pity, what 2 shame. \
! renowned preacher making a political
speech at q religious service. What South
| ern man can think of it without indigna-
/ ton?
Again, in this copy OF the great organ,
We are given resolutions after resolutions
passed by various Northern churches con
| demning the old parties and approving
the new. The Church Of Christ entering
the arena Of partisan politics,
But the climax is not reached yet An
other column gives the action of a New
York Dis rict Conference virtually reading
the Re- ubllcan candidate for Governor
cut Of the church because Of his politica
| principles We knew that they turned
members out up there just after the wal
for voting the Democratic ticket but we
were not PREPARED for such zeal as this.
But the saddest of all the sad items il
this copy of the Voice IS the one Whicl
follows. Let the reader remember as h
reads it that this Third Party has beer
loud in its boasts that it was the only on
of the three parties which had ''Sabbatf
plank" in its platform:
Mrs. LivefmOre Tells Why She Recam
PrOhibitioniSt.
Another great Sunday audience listene'
to Mrs. Mary A. LiyermoIV, in Chickerin
Hall, Sunday afternoon Every seat wa
filed and many stood during the entir
service After the usual exercises OF pra
er and song, the distinguished lady w,
introduced and told the vast audienc
why she had become a ProhibitioniSt:
Il never forget to love what have one
loved, and left the Republican party a
| left kindred and friends when separa1
ed from the church into which | WAS hal
lied, and Joined another communion
because | couldn't accept its doctrines.
had friends who told mc that the reforl
| wanted would come in time and advise
me not 10 hurry. bat to hold on. hav
: great capacity tor holding on, and hel
, on with nails and eyelsds, hoping for be
t ter things that never came. They tell [
that we OF the Prohibition party are tryin
{ to break up the Republican party. 1t is NJ
so, we are trying to break up the salool
> Bat if anybody or anything insists in ge
: ting between the saloon and the blows v
:. are dealing it, who is to blame?'
'. Political meetiny IS on Sunday Afternoon
u Gods holy day taken for discussion
I partisan politics Y the leaders of the ne
Il moral party with the Sabbath plan
:, Let us forget the Germans for A momel
= while we contemplate the scene. WI
. can tolerate it? What conservative ms
T. can consent to be led by such fanatic
" Where will such fanaticism end: But '
pass on to another item in the same pape
p0les Raised in Front Of Churches.
LOCKE. MICH. Oct. II. Especial Corr
D spondence l. Rev. Fl. 4. Day, the W.
II levan Methodist minister of this town.
le in charge of two churches. Prohihiti
po.es with Fisk and Brooks streamers ha
IS been raised IN front OF both of his cilurch'
a with his approval.
he TEMPERANCE.
r
to An intelligent person when hurt "
ul at once procure a bottle of Salvation {
O. | II is the hest thing TO cure SWpllin