New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
COLGATE & CO.'S
1906 LAUNDRY SOAP.
For years exclusively used by the best 'Am'"0'
ppoox1yy PASTORS SPEAK FOR THE CITYS
WELFARE.
Dr. rALM,cE TALKS ON "cHRIsTIAN CITIZEN
SHIP" AND OTHER PREACHERS SHOW

su,p.u AND OTHER PREACHERS SHOW
THE DANGERS OF MIsRuLE.
. ,oi,or,ed his usual course in preach
"a ,,.,aI eermon on the last Sunday before
,,,a, yesterday morning to the usual large con-
creation I'm the Brooklyn Tabernacle ine SUI
loot NJ his sermon was "Christlah ,"]e"'"p' "
the course of il he said: MANY peope "ou'u SCI
nm god and call upon us to DOW down anu WI
or =, and this is the god Of political party. The
,rorsbIn of idols is not SO bad III many ''i'"e' 40
,h olI,bsorbing worship OF political partisahshp
I olwavs vote "A split ticket. had rather nave d
good man In office who antagohlzes my theo'' III
roI,ics than a bad man VINO agrees VIII" III"
living in the grandest OF all countries we shouio
h ,,,hIic snrited AS Christian men, set yourselves
AGAINST all political falsehood Any man VINO De-
Us more than one-hun1rcdth part OF what ne
roads I'm the newspapers Is an mot rs SOON do d
man l. nut up for office he becomes the supJ'ct Vi
INSTRUMENTATION. There are Hes with all Sorts Vi
attachments set ahoat. lies with douple-oacA ao
,;,n and ready-wound bobblns. No influence VIII
- r,, down the bIllingsgate, scandal and defa-
,r,tion of our autumnal election save the Gospe
If Christ Men OF Brooklyn frown upon pohllca
fllschood You IT the ballot-box' set yourselves
,rainst all misuse Of money In elections. vi the
millions of dollars raised for election purposes no"
r,ch IL used legtlmately? There are many legitl-
mate uses for 1t, but when used for bribery no"
terrible the effect. one of the worst crimes IN
our land is bribery by money or position Many
Of the greatest ntcllects have gone down before
bribery Oner nothing a bride. Accept nothing
~ A bribe II is the curse of the Nation
There were a number OF Brooklyn minister's VINO
were far more outspoken upon the political STU
alton that Or. Tamage; The Rev Turner b. Is;
oliver preached upon The Present Duty OF tnee
Christian Citizen in the Episcopal church OF
81, Bartholomew and set forth IN strong language ,s
present misruc. ~
The Rev Charles II. Buck preached last even
ing In the Eighteenth Street Methodist Church on
'Dishonesty in Politics and Business" drawing
lessons from current events. 900
The Rev. Herbert Welch spoke on The Present
Duty OF the Christian Citizen. In the Suinnerheid
Methodist Church last evening.
Municipal Reform, the Issues and RESPONSE
hillty Involved" was the theme Of stirring SER
mon preached by DR.. r. 4. Meredith. in the
Tompklns Avenue Congregational Church, TO
large audience last evening He made a direct
appeal for the support Of the reform movement
The Rev j. B. Mes. of the Church of the Epiph-
any. made a strong appeal to his hearers TO stand
W for the cause OF morality and good government
al the polls tomorrow. and urged upon them the
fulflmcnt OF their duty citizens with a view to
the best interest Of the city and State.
The Rev. Charles Herald preached last evening
upon the topic what Can ! Do to Save Brook
lynT In the Bethesda Congregational Church.