New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
TBr EET. VIZ. NTNTYRE'S IIEUS


The Rev. Robert Mcintyre j. pastor Of the
Trinity Methodist Church in Denver COL. ami
ccts ~ 600 a wear for IT, This fact was stated
with breyity and force in a telegram which was
whisked ont cf Denver on sunday night and
lublshed in the newspapers al the country on
Nnll, morning. II va, preliminary - m
announcement that he had mbO-amed himself
of some .ew, Oh current IOtIc,. which
though they m ght have fallen mhccd~l from
a Methodist minister whose salary was moi
more than -. 900 or 80 600 a year. coming
fr.m an SS.0OO man were e 'n>idcrcd 10y The
Denver people. ard especially the pcWh' lIu>
# Trinity Methodist Chmcl. az very unu>ul!
-.nI,cl almost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prior
20 In, publication o! this dispatch the Rev
Mr. McIntyrc'S fame had net extended f1r ont
side Of Denver though according 10 his own
sat amcnt. he ha, been >p aklng al Eastern
Chautauqua>" during the summer. Tine East
.rn Chautauqla." hc incidentally remarks
could not Jay any money and VII ri 81
permanently" In the absence Of widespread
fame it was entirely proper that preliminary
f. the hurting of his views up,n the country
by telegraph il should be distinct, stated that
his preaching was considered worth 1000 Il
,cr by the Trinity Methodist Church of Den
vnr A. a matter of news. from a strict,
business p int Of view. We should SAY. unhc>i-
tatingly. that # his salary was 4 penny loss
than >s.00O it would MT pay T. send his
views however sudden and abrupt they might
be. all Over the country by wire. Particular,
n i, me. Three cyclones having followed
each Other up the cpaSi in rapid succession the
e. unity had had wind enough.
Nrd even giving fall weight aud due en-
Sidoiati N 10 the - 900 We are mt cntircl;
RI, 4. IN the interest in Mcintyre was 80 ab.
20 hidg Oh the lar of the public. and the
Gag mo, - know his views - intense and
nniycr al y. 10 warrant the OUTLAY IN telegraph
tolls SHIN "A large majority of new .papcr read
o,s w,ild havc willingly waited for hi> utt''.
anccs T. trcklc into the news Of the day b'
mil BY tbs publication il appears flat the
Rov. Nh Nclnt,ie gives up hope # cgfSll-
ton fave riblc 10 silver. and thinks ruin. desc
laton End riots will come this winter all over
the cOuntr,." This Is somewhat gloomy
view: but be has 1T least the consolation Of
knowing that it will furnish him excellent op-
pOrimticS tO-cIrry into practical operation the
benevolent d.ctlinc> Of the religion which the
Trinity Mc:ncli.t Church Of Denver pays him
~ 600 Il year fer preaching. and OF putting
the -. geo I, the most blessed Of utcs in the
relief or the distressed. lie can d. a great
deal of 90 Il with $500. We are nj sure
but tha! the effect up5n his own spiritual ?nd
moral n.tlie will be more bcnciicrni than If
The alNancr # silver 10 ~ - an ounce Sa,uld
make cvc.Hb dy rich ia CMJado with ~
suiT ring 20 r,icyc. and nohulN bm him, t.
70 slnd his -. oGo c'i. He Is reprC scented a.,
lcnlnnclng The mdIGpJI.tln prs" ~ 4
Liars ust." lie >Iys alto tha; the o,tN
pope OF TIE East >rCm {, haze The Wet"
and he mplins that during hi, BAT an tour
pcop'e "tD,k ;p'rl-gl1>,e~ T. h., lee; .ircS ard
viewed him ~ 4 cl,. >it,." And his toncn-
81 n i, that "a new financial party will br
fcincd and sweep tie cGlniN" The ln.uag"
seem, slrOng E,fcc illl The r'ma.l abJu
the Glars tslIst, L." - which We feet coist a.rcd
70 take mil except on. iIrt The! tIkc tl,ir
language very ,trng in Denver. and h, n,
doubt was animated hl 4 sincere Lurp =. {,
give the members Of tlr Trinity Nihnd =
Church their money " nh
4, g. the new financial panty" which h.
predict, Z" will be- formed and sweep the coun-
try" we shall have 70 await dcycl pmeni>
So many now Iartics have been formed during
the last wear or two that dozen or two more
or les will not make much difference We
have never known one that was not bound to