New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27


Dr I Ligcett the Rev. George Hubbard f'ysoh'
the Rev. r. c. Cobb, the Rev. T. {. Mayham' W. r.
Wells ~ II Carpenter and l.. u. Iread"eh' INV
president and secretary both made addresses co''
demnng the action Of the legislature Inc loiloNlns
committee on resolutions was then appoh'u' iis
Rev George Hubbard Payson. ID. Is. carson gnu
H. b. Roingson. While the committee was o"'
stirring addresses were made by the Rev. Dr. Liz
cett the Rev. Mr.. Cobb and the Rev Nr' Mayha"i'
The speakers remarks aroused great enhusiism' anu
the Legislature was condemned III 'he SUNG
language The Rev Dr. Ligget's appeal not TO let
the inst indsnnton that was felt by every morai
and religious man cool off, hut that no rest snouiu
be taken until the iniquitous legislation was wipe"
from the statute book, responded to by applause
and many expressions from the audience oi ue'erhia
tion to fight the gamblers to the ehd.
The rcport OF the Committee on Resolutions was
then read by the Rev Mr. Payson who III preson1"e
them made a most effective address, Inc feaou'ion'
tell Of the passage Of the three bills known as -o''
200 and 3Ol refer to the indecent haste ana REFUSAL I'D
grant the people an opportunity TO be hearu Ill Po'
te,r and demand their Immediate repeal Inc i''o'
lutlons were adopted with great applause.
Tile p,ople OF Railway and It's vicinity are ngh'e-
ously indignant over the passage Of the'e OiS' Inc
entire moral and religious sentiment 10 aiou''u 90
never before.
All the leading pastors in Newark spoke last iish'
I'm donunci,torv term, Of the recent Iacctrack lcsS
I
Eni,copal Church. said that New-Jcrsey had Deel
.tn.ncd in shame Parent, should tell their chdfeh
Of the names Of three brave men, senator b"rr''''
/ Thomas Lane and VI. B. IIutchlnson-men WHO h'u
the courage Of their opinions, and WHO deiIi'lueu
that the people should get hearing. l.. H. Dyot''
OF the I'LL street Methodist Episcopal CHURCH. Lyman
W Allen OF the south PafN Church; DR.. liolh"elI'
~ tbe Third rrc-byterian and James Boyd Brady
also spoke I'm strong language on the question: uie
latter using powerful and bitter language AI 'ie
south Park Church Il regular mass meeting WIS Hclu'
and several laymen spoke The building WAS p'cAeu
with people. David G. DOdd, r., OF the south farh
Church; Joseph VI. sayrc, OF the Third Presbyerah'
DR. ) A. Farrar Of the High street Church; Percy
Walton Of the south Park James H. Dusenbery' oi
the First Church; ex-AsSemblyman George W.
Kctcham Of the Roscvllc Church. and John T. roster
were the speakers. 1t was gelerahy
agreed that movement for the Immediate
repeal Of the bills would be effective.
| Governor Werts was denounced for not holding his
veto for the constitutional five days ana giving
time for agitation. ON motion Of Mr.. Foster, com
mittcc consisting Of David &. Dodd jr, Mr. ketcham'
| Joseph NJ sayrc. James +. Duaenb"ry ana Eihaiah
pral. was named to take steps to prevent the pas
sage Of laws transgress tie morals OF the people
/ and Of the state.
INDIGNATION meetings were held last night In ST.
1obn,s Epl,copal Church and the First Presbyterian
Church. M Elizabeth % protest against and denouhce
the action OF the legislature. Both buildings were
backed and the feeling ran high. Tho Kew GUS A.
t,lal,brook presided at 81. Johns, ana the Kew p
Kempsham at the other church. Tn" platform was
nIl,d with the ministers from the various churches
and nrorinent laymcn The principal speeches
We're made by DR.. Kempshal, president OF
In. ,atlzcj' Anti Racctrark LeagIe, klen'
| ard Z Lludalniry vice president oi the league
and the Row Dr. Glazebrook, all Of whom delivered
,caling addresses the action of ihr Legislature Ill
handing over the to the tender merceS OF the
racrtrack gamblers. Gutenburg ana "ioDc'S''i 'h"'
I'm for their iu share of the condemhalloh' anu II wa"
ponicd ont how the infamy was accomplished py .4e
I potent aid Of the manipultorS OF these TWO ""oN'.
/ Nr Ilndobury predicted that every man VINO No'eu
for t,. bill, would be killed politically. DE- hehP
! shall made Of III" most lorclp' sP'o"'' VI no
uf ON thc subject. Telling hvemiuutc Np''cmo WIZ
also made 10y senator Marsh ~ A'oemulymhh "n"''i
IT, Corhin Charles " Fowler eA'lty Attorney f'a""
r.re.o Alderman r. IL. Campbell and The Kew Dr.
| Edson Barr. -
In,li, n.lip- in Orange Is greatly arousd over
tho action Of the legislature and steps have o'-h
| ,,hcu for "A public meeting. m'tuhT VI Piohn
NON, mon of all denominations wa, held In the I'M
.idc Presbyterian Church on Friday evening II ""
, pr,..idod over by {. &. kiddcr. and commute" ol
five WA, appointed. consisting oi ''e n'N ,''n., Ha,
White. the Rev. Charles y. savage, BIe'ckrr van
WAGNER Isaac c. ogden. jr. and +. ii. Dickmall'
| to i,0ucS all the clergy In orange 10 si'iN i.u @
tD pnlpt on ihr subj ,ct stcrday In ever, 'hir,h
~ ,'' ,' Pntance, an,onS mad to the IA ION
mrd ,n many special sermons on the SUBJ, We're
nir,ricI niu ~ meeting OF all the clergy of the . an -r'
+ to b. held this evening IN the rooms 0I tic NV Nv
! Eurlaud society In connection with thr fupho NJ, W.
i "mmittee Of that society to arrange for rupic
ialc ialcr tn he held Immediately the pu,a lon.
Inc ui.rancc, of the various pastors 0i the ol""eo
IIarv mNr VI s"rrsi Of the First Prc,bytc IN church
denounced the action Of the Lt-l>h"ir ~ al i,r~, -.
' ~, ,b etnte that after the Louisiana Lottery nau
been wiped in spit, OF the rNers vi ,'a;,o mlon'; e.
had been spent In the attempt 10 lTrlr .u',c - a.,
| ,hnt II was now intended 10 make NeW'I'IS'N I .hJ
Gambling den OF the United STATES, anu a ',o'r H. =
~ nri corrI,ption II was the greatest ouraG' th'
the nineteenth century The blls , nau oIru % rnnh ic
through with inaserH h', @ and the unworthy
hand Of the Governor had vetoed them all TOO Icns N.Y.
| ,,',r. and nothing could be- done unless tncre Wis
| such an uprising Of the people as TO 'ohicl tue ~
peal ol iIn ir rrI"crnm WA, sent yesterday by the
r,i n' prn'byt, rian Church of Fast Orange to ,hs
G"vcrnor President Of the senate op'aNti "a V Io a.,
Inns. of REPRESENTATIVES and To the senator anu anu ~,
| srmblymnn representing East OrahS' - nr,T,e
,,'"n e The Fns Presbyterian Church ot f@N. VrHrv % t
.niinr over 500 people. At meeting h'il az
Ep C !. Of thi, mornings service passed by unail-
iouI rores, the officers OF the chmch to eA,
,r,ss i'm their nam" 10 the Governor u anu lin,
m g., Sncction with the race tracks and their '3ri,,'
desire that the bs passed the last week may oc ~
Thr Rev James r. Dickinson. of the Nor'I 'rnm-
Hapii,t Church, denounced the legislation III ta
tnrls terms, lie said that il WAS IL" irll h9l"l'
I % history Of the state that the legislature hn'
met on saturday. and that to pass th3e & non mo,l az
c,mo,. mca ,urrs the representatives ol thc p'oP'
Trenton had played the fool Th'y hnd ,ani i,h,
granted that they could fight against truth an, risn an
ou'ness and had tried to make legal Wlat hlu D.vl
Irlrrt n lc nlccrl md that ari,lhSt 'h W ~, IT,
corIInc angel would write tie words 1901, '2oi I ne
Ia trat Inc repeal of the law WAS trr'',n !. ,,
Tb. Rev George p. l.. Echnhl of tlr tlrs, ',''' IA
od,t Church, denounced the race 'raTS rJ w
,ioc. ~ thorough backglardisn. me trpupr "is
fhat the wrong men had been s,ht - lr'n,oh. ~ !,
wa, ' now a cose Of locking IN" door after thc Il tc'i
rd ,onn Stccn The " kick" should have been ma le
h"fcrr the Infamous Laws were paSs a. ,,.,. mao,
!" Tr,oboId \ L. Fob. 2i.-A large lndl-nall1h meet
ing was held here tonight; James > lari 2o'd M nS
chairman and strong pee ch'N wer" aig d
citizrns d. ID Dennis. who spoke ~ the representa-
live Of the farmers Of the county Said tmI thhry
Nv, ,,ou misrcpu,lenrd when II WIS stated Ihit
Lnv ~ = cIas, favored the maintenance of the Mol
month Park racctrack. Strong RESOLUTIONS "c'e
adopted. . , ri, %, voorlv all of tho clergy
hon" nreachrI strong sermons this morning cohu'nh-
% ,i" ircIllzng Of racag in this state 10y the Legs