New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
DISCUSSING TEMPERANCE.
ups Rr-EIL, DISCUSSES THE ECONOMIC
PHASES OF THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
READINGS BY THOMAS NELSON PAGE-Mis'
TowLE on QUEEN vIcTomA-IMpRovE-
MENTs AT CHAUTAUQUA.

READINGS BY THOMAS NEbsON fAuE
rowLE ON QUEEN vIcTomA-IMPRovE-
MExTs AT cHAUTAUoUA.
Chantauqua Aug. Is (speciall.-Tms was ahothcr
busv day for Chautauquans. Nearly all the summer
schoo,s have closed, and everybody now devotes MS
time TO the public programme, which Is epie'e WIN
GOOD things ChsutauQua is becoming great cehte'
pd several steps about to be made that Will give
:, ,,, orcater prominence. Tho Lake Shore Railroad
omc,ols have nnder consideration the building OF an
,doordont line Of their own to the Summer City IN
rdor IN compete with the Erie Railroad. The electric
railway recently bult from jamestown to Lake~oou Is
o In extended TO Chautauqua this Will give direcV
raj, connection between the grounds and the Enc KAN
,voy Lakewood and Jamestown. Further than TINS.
several large steamboats, are 10 be built by the rNS'
steamboat lines for use next summer.
The Executive Committee of the lnternatlOhdl sun
school Association began tnreedays' session mere
today. Many prominent men are present from every
state in the Union and from Canada The reports arc
encouraging and show that Sunday school "orh i
everywhere spreading III
George Makepeace Towle, Of Boston. lectured ths
morning on "victOria, Queen of England" ia'te
and enthusiastic audience listened to him with iharN0u
attention. said the speaker:
whenever hear or read the name OF Victora my
o foelIne Is one of sincere respect and OF gTaefui
,omcmbrapce cannot forget that when the STORM Vi
civil war burst over our Republic II was 10 I 70 W
gree the benign and friendly influence oil thS TOY al W
which averted from In that dark hour tlo
~ Frronsan interference However we may regard the
phantom power and pOmp Of royalty, surely Aino'i a.,
must cherish with heartfelt gratitude for her ieusp
I'm dark DAYS the name of Victoria. she never was
spendld royal beauty like Zenobia Tor Drlihst loS
eenins like semiramis but she is better thah e'ner'
GOOD and pure woman, and wise ana Dtnenoon'
rnler When we remember her long reign OF Oroauoh,
ing progress the absolute freedom OF her courU io"
scandal or extravaganza and especially the warm uiu
active friendship which, again and aeaui' snc "
manifested for our country, may we not eAcalih us
fervidly as the most loyal Brltoh Oh 'hein an ~
save long live the Queen
Mrs C. b. Buell. of st. Louis, In her paper Oh the
Economic Phase of Temperance said that INC 'eir
perance question IS not oneidea REFORM Duo III iO'
various r,nifcatons uuderes nearly all other ques
lions especially those of an economic aspect Luooi
greatest quarrel Is with the liquor uaihc' INC hquoi
traffic has no sympathy with labor. ItS atuIuue 10
that of robber. 1t has remedy to propose ior tc
seIfconfessed evils II nicts 50, to the other evils IL
has imposed IL adds that Of having maze tNe "ne anu
children of the drunkard his competitors III tne isoo
world, thereby helping to reduce wages IL KNOWS "
has no remedy but the one the temperance peopio
PROPOSE and that would strike at the root Oh .he o
ness. -, H.,
Al the National Law and Order League this after
noon Charles c. Bonney president Of the Chicago
League said that with the spread OF educauoh ai"
good literature would come close Observance Oh the
law. Brief accounts of the work in their respective
places we're given by A. J. Hayward, OF Chicago, M
Burton of Philadelphia Captain Wishart OF Pittsours'
and G. c. Hine of Newark y j. Inc society mas a iS
its object the proper enforcement Of S GAs mako
aud has no intention 10 overthrow the old laws OF hko
new ones There laws on the statute ocOns gs
Am sunday UGuor selling, disOrderly houses ana
Cambiinr houses are some of the things against WHICH
Inc laws ar. not fully enforced ,.,
'hS Tbonos Nelson page read from his own writings
Malse chan" and "EdinburghS Dp"ndin' oeiofo
large audience.