New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
rrrsKY on LIQUOR AND RELIGION
-,,rs TO PAT ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN
h' ,,oysrGNoR sATOLLIl AND THE RUM
SELLERS ON THE BACK ALL
I'LL I'll

At THE SAME TINE.
. ro,ulskv president Of the Wine LIQUOR
MOI, Dcalcrs' Association of this State has
snc ,or5 IN the controversy the enforcement
tsxen s,g,or saiors order regarding the status of
o. >" aeoIers in the Roman Catholic Church Up
Nauo.araav J. y. Smith Editor OF THE Wine ard
70 co,o,tc." and Archbishop Corrigan had been
sP"" ., ont all by themselves MIR Smith in the
'as,e o. his paper "dares Archbishop Corrigan
JAS .o-,o the papal Delegates mandate" The
10 .s,.non replied that he would Loyalty accept
49, order in the spirit and to the letter" This
'.,ern-eted by Mr.. Smith TO mean that he had
ss',ol s-,.ns; the liquor interests ard in an In
e. with Tribune reporter he said that the
~amcni # the Apostolic Delegates decree
sI simvly mean the accommodation of nine
w. n The Roman Catholic liQuor-dealers In this
~" rIe also warned the Archbishop that enforce
o. v,u'l mean ;,reat temporal loss to the Church.
p. Nr smith in the last political campaign.
',.ssv opposed Isaac II. Maynard. the Demo
".,. candidate for Judge Of the Court OF Appeals
g. g. AID not please Mr.. Tekusky. and he has not
I",,,el 70 say so. Mr.. Smiths utte-ances on the
~. oues,ion were said by Mir. Tekulsky yester.
W. - he merely personal expressions of opinion,
' @, he declared ;ha; Mr.. Smith "a not represent
- a,ror trade. Mr.. Tekulsxy said further:
'as, Son, see how the Arcnnishop coIld say any
ding else What the Archbishop san uo's not ak
r sT the right OF Catholic - embark IA lhe liquor
sN AVA 4 rho business needs restriction ana SUI
p.sas,r IL IS tar better to have good mcH VINO arc
F.otei Caihoilcs. n the business than men VINO De-
CO. ~ nothing and care for noihlng
ASe an, m believer in all its forms can't see Why
iano-.dealcr should not be good man. the
s, n9SO is founded on faith. hope and charity
ssauor.dealer IA, have faith IN his Maker: ne may
lQuoi -. f,r a hereafter and he may have charity.
have ns Or \, ali events should nave charity for
~ men and give them an equal chan'e; me oru ,
ma IL a. b,. n Will not drive them out OF the bust
ps because religion will not buy food for their
wives ara d, C" Tesuisi<y says that Mr. Smiths utter
VS. are purely personal expressions OF opinion he
.lbhor,zed AIR Smith 20 speak as he did and so
90 hundreds Of other hQGof.GSAleis L. re;
Ola several Roman Catholics in the Board OF
nnrac,ors Of The Gazette. ,.. e,a,o,,r. A.
Ir Cbor;cs V Fcrncs. dealer IN woollens.
c.io" mil = month ago the president OF the
Sc,boNe club said Yesterday. ,,
Ca,MrSSHrE .here is no written law forbdding the
VII 90 soioon-keepers 70 the club. their APP
saasailons are discourage II has a.ways been
!,cl,lv understood by Tho members that they were
ta .''3i asIe4ble as associates. DO not know OF
h , ro,au liouor-dea'er who is on our rolls We
s s.e several Wholesale dealers. but they are I'M
porter; a. ana srs s5'n ss college graduates.
EMU I'D the statement Of the Editor Of The Wine
ana sp' ~, we're applicants for membership were
ulsly 70 be backballed because of Monsignor sa-
ios action think ne hs been S,its35n Of
trs,nsss do not thirk tina; they will be relec'ed
Whiie am personally opposed 10 saioon,Hsep
81, a. conduc. heir businesses in such man
nsr as % give a great deal Of scandal 10 their
ie a.Wba, viii he the effect of Monsgnor Satolrs
ssc,siono | think Il is a thing that could far';y
&c 5iSj1v enforced in this city. as many we'll
% i's'r'' nonn--dealers. who conduct their bust
nsss@s in proper manner. would pe unjusty
treated It were TSat ArshoSnop ,h,nk in the
Soncudng paragraph Of his letter TO NJ smith:
when he said SaI 3S'fBabbf Bind I aPPpcason Of the
s 20 "a on ali occasions and under all circum-
stances