The sun., 1894-10-29
6o-62 West 23d st.

set Of offictais would he just bad under the
conditions existing here. We have the officials
,,ost w. r,,a IN nnr rI, R.' "i % sne
tributed 20 Tammany's strength. because. per-
hap-, they have bad some millions to hide from
the taxEatherer. or there was some franchise
But New York is in sackcloth and ashes
now. she is repentant and s going to turn
over a new leaf. want To say that We owe IL in
a large measure to one man. who has sgtated
my W tribute ss 70 Dr. Psrkhnrst. '"'u'' :" '~''"s
The The Rsy; pr. Herr Henry Mottst Of the Episeopal
in the Approaching Election" lie took for his
text the parable Of the man who fell among
thieves.
Dr. Mottet said he did no, want to be one who
passed by on the other side"
at ia time for us 10 reflect he said, "on the
Of election. on the condition Of our city.
wSsre Sse we have dsn2 fadT: Hs
should do our duty regardless of political afflia
sht. sions some Of you may say: ,ot What hat good Is
how we have changed places with our servants.
the public officials. They have become our
antf-.lavery movement. that began in weak
ness. but succeeded because it Was bold and un-
The Rev DR. John A. B. Wilson. at the Eigh-
tenth Street Methodist Church, in the prelude
TO h, morning ni. ser sermon, ,s,iI aid
most important epcchs in the life Of an Ameri-
can freeman. namely. hi. sufrage 90 pass npon
sponsibility more than once or twice. none more
than three times. OF the thrty-three amend
one are 70 be submitted in bulk. And here
want To say that the omnibusing OF these
~ dsfras y. v.1p an pappnse nren ,nr ssca tss
Constitution is to b. amended. IL was the duty
Of the Convention To give every citizen a chance
10 pass upon every change conternp plated ia the
organic Law. verify believe tha; 'uch trtfinG
With the most sacred rights Of the people shows
. lack either Of intelligence u comprehend or
integrity To deal with grave public questions.
| want To vote the amendment prohibiting pol
selling. and in order To do this must also favor
that bit OF consciencel-.- demasogery. the
prison labor Amendment, which closes the door
Ing upon his release but return 10 his former
the uninteIlizeat labor vote.
Il want to vote also for the mendment against
the aiding OF sectarian inatitutiOns with public
money. But in order TO do this Am compelled
sectariaa eisesnaoss nary institntians. and 20
recoxnize principle Which the state has never
when a member bearing hnnored name and
thought worthy Of great preferment could see
forh~ar. however, because We must vote for it
or ln-e in the combination What 10 would Be dis
There va. day Tsen PLATE and Herod and
Zee can forgive the Roman Pilates. from whom
nothing better va. expected. and the Hehre~
Herod-, who but follow the methods OF their
ulu-trlous ANCESTOR in dealing with I.aban q. and
FOR the Protestant Juda. I.cariots who Joined
the com for tairty pieces Of silver To be
delivered IN votes AZ -Dnle fntnre day. let them
BE- glbheted Ike thelr pruzenitOr. and may the
ga!IoSs b. ouCraG'r'! and ind iznant public
opinion. with a long memory.
y" But -till We must vote for the whole thirty
one amendmsnts, or Ne cannot save the eda:
catiOaal and anri-pEol selling amendments and
many Others that want: for there II many
times more god than bad in the thirty-one
amend n~nts."
DIR. Wilson devoted his evening prelude to .
defence u the anti gam blin z amendment.
A great crowd weat - hear IIr. ParkhlrSt's
sermon y--rsr'iay. foUr-aftts Of whom we're wo-
nsn- lncigGng many young ones; II they eH-
yeCtSd 20 hear -omeLhlng about those subjects
In which the Doctor - particularly interested
they were fisappatnted. Tor he preached from
the text Freely have you received, freely give
After reading his text and before b-ginntnz
his sermon, Dr. Parkhurst rsassurred his cnG-
grrZatlOn. however.
Next sunday he aid, slowly and distinctly.
Il shall have something ~ i'm poFtanee 10 say To
yoU Gpon matters Of current interest"