New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

religion TO unite in this mo, cmsnt and TO put before
their congregations the Importance OF using tn
against the demands OF corrupt party orGnnza!ohs.
Ms as no to We G hi the Of 7a
TO unite on moral and not parry basis , III .e ron
1 Of our municipal affair." Tus T,n ei tSs coed s"
people Of New York will use their power ana the d
0 Meals ad m | VIII De co "Gfr o Office and the
public morally will bc guarded BY the pubic ad''
arc pcrfecng the organization OF the citizen, as a
guarantee that no party end or pSrs"Ma ~. +
the purity Of our city government.
Tho address was then signed by the following minis
ter:
bishop Potter. II. Hebcr Newton. Howard Crosby.
Morgan Dix Gustav tiottleil De 5oa Mendes Charles
H. Parkhmrst. James o.. 5. Huntington, David Il.
Tyler, Robert 5: Macarthur, Ensign MsChesney. Abbott
E. K!tdss William T. Ssbe Fred Derrick k I,m.:
&"s R:ah. "' Acas s"% S1 %s!fer > ta
F. Lindberg Charles G. Goss. Homer II. Wallace.
George Shpman Payson, George S. Baker. Waldo Mes
saros. Conrad Emil sndbcrg. 5. D. Rosslter. J. W.
Brnckcrhof, George +. Strohridge. a. II. liarshaw,
Benjamin Brewster e. f. IOcs. Charles F.. Bolton,
A. r. Ekman. James NJ. Wilton. l.. II. Schwab. W. J.
Mcdowell George d. Dowkoutt. Henry Wilson. Panl
Ouatlandcry, Charles J. Holt. X. f. Wilson. j. q.
scharf, Thomas Dixon. jr.. ID. VI. Hodge ". Warren
Giles, Thomas Douglas. william llucke Jane, NJ.
Philputi Charles b. smyth. .ohn Parker. Madison
E.. Peters, II. wcinclel. Jcs>c w. Brooks. II. Olsen.
George q. Garter, RobNN Mason. Frederick "lchR'
Jane, Chambers John sutton. william II. Lawrnce'
Il. Hopkins, j. Worrlcn. \. y. Lila, Waller w. Wakcr'
\. II. birmingham. George NJ. Mead ticorE. II Mayer
=. Walters Edward D. flaxg Henry ~ Marf n.to
Aarun Wise. Thomas Drummer. James IL. COCK ic'Gr
Stryker. George H. >in"ns. l-aac Mr,'nirc W. IL;
Iarhaw J. W fo.rr a man hrisks,d W VI 1
H. Levy. Theodore A. ii. Mci>snyr El!'wSrh Bon
Us. ,hafe: L. r"mp,o wr ,; n I;hi Thongs aco u
Ere >inan Charlie, Is. smith. g. Edwin 'ralmagr iIr:Ty
Morton Kced Joseph Baird Lr"rg'N w n n"'' law In"
ton JOAQUIN Elmcndorf 7. llan'lin. ). : Stn ,
.oltfred iIama,h"ld Arthur lr,o1; j.. I'd h''I'
spencer il. Bray. James 4 Resa A. F. '''""'eF'
The address londy pp!audcd and At IL cIo,e
Dr. Crosby aid that he had val he'd such m"'ecn.s
mdrr tod. he c>ru.m"d 1T will bc successful
and the dav> If the Ubiquitous riiy government arc
numbered There l. no rci-un Ia be- di-'"lif"g'i.
The rev Waldo M,,aro> Of the FIRE" Baptist 'hurch,
made 4 ,lo,t addr,,-. III which h" Offered the 'iUr,h
oyer which he prc,dr> and II bnnd made up oil inc
,".ne"r members of Tn" rhn"h, ,., L., ,.,. mo-, in
favor of the League motto: ANYTHING to beat Tam
many III, m' *. he a' pno~c +" n"m
nate straight ticket or be- hnlld"l'd i"" a''cphhs
4sy "m r"ud ,c that pr~holdcr| got The add~
even thoush they could not talk polite. I'M, enS
ron va, tahcn up hy 10" Rev. ah'ri, H. >h nv tn.
Thc Rev. Sir. huntington. Of the order Of tn" Holy
CrI., son q" Bishop Huntington. aid that mo- amount
Of s"f admiration Or talk would WIN. liaM " ".
,o..- are what "" need b" "H,lanch, I'VE may az,
"nr hnck,. hui We -tll mn,i have the vot"-.' Mr.
,.ns"m 's na h%rd ioa n ,"'%" "nn " ""c
hc satisfactory Ia majority "i the labor "re"A'
Tn. motion 10 adopt this r">ouion was amended ~
III" Rev George y. >tr"hridce VIII" m"."d that II !"
,,id 10 II. of