New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
STATEN ISLAND.

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DR. CHARLES PARKHURS1 on TEMPERANCE
The Rev DIR. Charles Pall(hurst. Editor OF "on
Herald" Of Boston, dcliy cred an address yeso'u''
before the Temperance Congress at Poit hon'nonn
His subject In What Ways IS 1t Fraeucaoo ~.
protestants and Catholics to Join Forces Asiss u.
Liquor Evl" Among other things. Dr. ForNH"i''
said:
To, tho Total Abstinence societies In Catholic ana
Protestant circles recognize each other as co "orT w.,
and enter upon fraerna and federated reatio' n,edg
Ing lis people and especially the young. 10 total az
snence In the State OF Massachusetts there alc ~
the Catholic Total Abstinence Unions mempersh'p y,
$4,000. The finest procession OF youi5 I'd faature
largest most noble aud manly IN 9rin niI Of the
Catholic unions made nearly one year ago III ' n}
streets Of Boston At the Natlonal nonVv were Ne
ported with membership of j32l0 " hat an army
Of total abstancrS is that in the Cathoc onm c,h
am informed that the movement Is gaining s"c"e"'
with a common pledge and common aim with the
Protcstn In the work Of total absne.cc, honld be
affiliated relations ave- hearty cOOpcraton slioulu W.
easily reached Let the Protestant send and Invite ,ie
ref9Tmer Whenever opportunity Offers But bring these
Young and ardent total abstainers from ethcI erie
together and they Will very quickly nnu wy 49,
which they can more aggressivcly work together against
.. Catholic and Protestant should earnestly unite
| 10 secure legal restriction Of the saloon Denom
national lines should not be considered III tn1
of men who are TO bear part in shaping our %
Is Catholic Of avowed temperance principles avail
able the nominee to the state LegisaIue al %
the professional politician, thcn vO tndV
nominated and elected. Cooperation In securing tc
election OF temperance and then In securing eg
.ti0 that will restrict the traffic are pacucai hes
| that need only suggestion. ,,, ,. l.,
| g. Catholic and Protestant should heartily unne III
enforcing restrictive legislation. Here Is the WeaKSe
point In the whole Temperance movement C2W,arpS
f,ure to secure the execution Of restrictive esslaoh
| ALREADY secured. do not know as GOd can c .g
sistcny forgive either Protestant or Catholic IN tnS
matter for both sin wfully. Onelalf 10 two-tnrus
Of the amount OF liquor sold in most states coua pe
prevented If the laws already the statute BOOKS
we're executed. Nothing prevents except sclnshneS'
| and cowardlce. The has produced Dut Two noV
able men who in this matter have had the courage o.,
their convictions. One recently went 70 HeaVeh Lo!n
The wlckedest city OF the land, which he Gd most 10
purify and the other still lives, the no5est Roman
| Of them nl,, the Hon. Neal Dow OF Name Local
leagues should be formed in cities and towns LOT tns
execution of the laws Catholics should be Knuly aIu
| wisely invited to share in the effort
MT LORETTO.-Many Roman Catholics from New.
York and its suburbs expected TO be present az
the LAYING of the cornerstone OF the Church Oh S 1o
| seph and ST. Anna at Mt. Loretto. 5. l.. on sunoay
| September 10. The ceremony will be performed by
Archbishop COrrgan and the sermon VIII De delvced
by Bishop O'Fnrrcl, of Trenton, ~ j. Inc cnur Cn
exclusively for the accommodating OF the 2o
| otherwise homeless Roman Catholic children VINO are
housed, clothed fed, taught trades and educated al
| Mt. Loretto.