New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30

IT Is THE SUBJECT OF MANY SERMoNS
or THANKSGIVING.

! rrsuop POTTER AT ST. THoMAs's CHURCH DIX
OK REJolcEs ~ THE OVERTHROW OF
TAMMANY president HASTINGS
SPEAKS AGAINST BossIsM
! 9, Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Churcn, fifh-
! ave and Fifty-thrd-st. was cro"oeu !'S'V'
with "A congregation which had assembled 10 '"he
part In the elaborate Thanksgiving services anu ~
! hear Bishop Henry G. Potter preach "po" 40"
We Have TO be Thankful For Bishop fo'ter
| said In part:
The services to-day which assemble MS tog oiih
! commemorate custom older than 'n' NJ n,o, ~
those early days celebrated such an cVehi a. We
celebrate to-day The nsages we're P'vT as 70 NEE
xd give thanks for the products OF me SOIL o, n
greater the labor had been me greao't tme Pbanks
| borvast some one has said: Thanksgiving Day
| is the day Of all days which ono wants 10 sienn
in the country" think So too. we can lhetr
Thrrs is creater time Of and harvest
! I'm the tomorrow, an intellectual ana re"7'o"'
You not only have individual blessings to than TX
God for; brt YOU and have CYL siior on ons OF
,besn, il is a glory to the Church. whose chidtsn
We are cultivate an interest IN Civic Issues Of
| he iay We should give thanks TO God for one me
great moral delyerance from hnsn , tE We should
! thank God that free from reign OF ,etao,,
/
neonlc ot Albany or the city Hall, but upon you
a 'he waiIs of The church you DO not understand
| religion II tho voice Of the pulpit cannol %, D,
ina ''bmrch and morality Tho reign of terror ara
corruption will! remain under 80 ionS a. I I ac
compshcd keep down the rcisn OF trrT TT S~n
have overthromn YOU WIZ ma tn'' yon must put
self last ard civic duty hrs TO one ' s an" ar
! IN the voung mems clubs are "" ind"pl'9 iot v"'
doliv"rance from the reign OF terror and corrup-
! ton and this week let us thank "o''
II OLD TRINITY
The usual THANKSGIVING Day service Was held at
Trinity Church yesterday. Part Of the "flf't
| Mass. OF Mozart was sung. and the oheriofy was
| tho first number ~ Governs striking and enecuV"
anthem. 80 Give Thanks Unto the Lord. III
Dix tho rector rarely refers to political subjects
| in his sermons but YESTERDAY ne devoted par VI
! ,x,,ion wh.ch has so long misrued IN" city. u"
| said that II was a triumph OF WotauN ~ EEar,,.
,mantH FOR +, II vas contest Of good men
| aeains OWL but they should take care that u'
victory should be on TIM sde Of the vctors
here was nothing changcahlo as publ, oIn.o os
ThS AmGrc cne Eop~ held ID an number Of
opinions on csery opo IssI' mnon Win Suspicion
/ Thanksgiving Day was associated win me r'sol
! %, '%e pnrltanq Their dcscendonis had relaxed
,r,s NV ore Of tho sadicst things was TO note the
! deradencc Of the Puritans' d"Scendants. ~
/ line VAS better than indulgence Nh'h tn.Se
d"scerianis came 10 realize this they would be III
foir rnv TO recover from the conditions whch PR
| vailed a. present. and which were saprng th'ir
| strength.
THE wIcKEDNEss or BosslsM
! ,rbere was a union Thanksgiving service at 1919
| o'clock In the Madison square Presbyterian
| church The Roy. pr. Charles H. farNhufst was
not present The Fourth Avenue fresoy'e
| church Joined with the Rev Or ParkhurstS par
ishioners In the service. The pulpit was OCCUPIED
! b. the Row Or Thomas :. Hastings. president OF
the Union theological Seminary. and the Kew. D''
John r. Davies OF the Fourth Avenue Irespy-
| ,orinn church The sermon was by the Rev. pr'
| Tgnsf.nga = said In par'.
ThInk God Ncw.York Ia. been redeemed The
| ", -, h,s hcon triumphant. Citizens or this
-, bavc , r.newrI AMI higher purpos" ~ running
! ,r.r duties | can also gay thank God 'or ~
t'rt t,,rs. and f,r ms singular wisdom ana ability
~ a,,E - broad and deep ard thorough. All
fruc hearts are so thankful that "r are 40. "n,"
| /, express our feelings In struggling ior eNp'rf
SION We owe thanks. too 10 ms 'S''Sl - -, r,,
giving their pastor 10 ~ - ihat ne e9ut % Vo1
: @ny their leader. but also ours Ihg victory "l ro
! vrmber was a victory "i con .il ',..,,,s
grrupsous inlquy which Ik' Ho' ',' -, ~ ,,r
nd twiuei it, Shiny folds around every paft OF our
! POLITICAL system. The monster rs net M, ~ -
/ ALREADY feeling around 10 I"'oN"I 1'r ',' .s.yl
| los, and that dangerous cuort viii D." c''@-lul
unless our citizens. na;ing leaInel .n't me- NH
| A., y.h,t they can. Thr spasm ~ energy on Lie
Grpat c,i.s are the centres Of National ne AMI
IN danger believe In having political parties IN
the STATE but there are two great DANGERS IL mem
! fo a parry In the former case Il - matter OF
b.sslsm which H. = terrible cyl. la the nt'r, 'r.e
) uh.rtv Of thought T. sacrificed 10 IirUsdh7tlp.
Whicn OF these is the worse II Is haTi =, .AH. n't
IL * certain that bossism u al evll ana tna' 'Hr
J I,,s liz "A traitor TO his country Ills NE - lNr,i III
! trr.spu 10 the cardinal idea 90 the Republic WIN
/ regard to the Who II merely partisan "hi
f. content 10 the collar oI ms party ne y uo'
IN Ia Voi.-.he has residence. We must Keep tnc
/ c,ty clean and free from unworthy men ol an p"'
! trs and We should put IN ONCE true men, VINO nave
! IN. good OF the city heart. We must nave en-
! thusa-m for good government II our victory - 10
be- lasting ,.,. H. . medina so,,o
| Tim, ago with the title. Failure or Good fpE"Ii
rnrni - IL related the faults IN unlNeIsal SUI
| race Universal suffrage failure on. th.n Inc
pruiblc il A failure. the doctrine ~ hroih"iho(i
Of man Is "A failure God forbsd that any one should
! saw ii UNIVERSAL suffrage - failure" W" near OF
| me pr,pcrtv Limitation and the educational Hmlta-
Inn bt universal suffrage j. the confession OF the
/ brotherhood of man. and II IS a masnihcent con
T.sslon II IL the cornerstone OF the American Ike
| public. .,,.,,,,r. ,.,..., nj,
! eiucation Hitherto political meetings nave been
| hid where they were least needed some part. or
! Inc civ hav. been pusillanimonsy surrendered 10
/ 1'nmmanv Hall Rut this year some OF the best
! smaller, went 10 the HOwery. ana they iid excel
| id,,t work Hereafter should penetrate Ia the
nnnr, 81 The tenement house district In the'c ma
,ers churches must lead the way. Look At the
s,lv,tlon Army. II " doing a noble ana Chistly
,nrk in the lower streets In this city work IN the