New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
DIR. PAYTON'S COMMENTS.
HE THINKS THAT A REVOLUTION Is
COMING.
MOST GREAT MEN HAVE BEEN REGARDED AT
SOME TIME As CRANKs-HE DISCUSSES HIS
HEALTH THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGE AND THE LEXOw
INVESTIGATION

INVESTIGATION.
The Rev Dr. John X. Paxton. who was Tor many
years pastor OF the West Presbyterian Church IN
West Fortv-scven;h-st over whose resignation last
year the congregation became divided ana some
what bitter controversy arose, is at the WINDSOR
Hotel. Dr. Paxton arrived with his wife ana daugh-
ter Tuesday evening from Philadelphia. where. he
said. Miss Paxton vale1ctorian al the coiH-
rnencenent Of the Ogontz School on the afternoon
OF the same day Re was for a considerapIe time
under treatment in hospital in PttsDurg' put MS
health he says has greatly improved lie VIII 90
to his summer home In East Hampton. j.. - IN
few DAYS: later ne will visit the AdirondacRs lor
a few weeks on a fishing excursion, and along IN
the beginning OF autumn will make TRIP 70
Europe with his daughter. He intends to apply 20
the Presbytery to demlt him from pastoral work
a. 1t IL unlikely that he Will ever again preach
IN a church.
IT,. went out early in the forenoon and remained
away during the greater part OF the Day III re-
turning 10 the motel in the evening he spoke 10
reporter Of Tie Tribune about his plans ana about
the many contradictory statements telegraphed as
to the condition OF his health during his absence
from New-York.
AS TO the statement which am alleged to have
made" said he. that war or pestilence would De
necessary to kin of the surplus population 50 mat
| the survivors would have enough TO eat can only
say that | made ocular reference to the methods
tractlsel I'm China and other overcrowded countries
where millions OF people are allowed TO dIe OF d'seAse
and Of famine without any serious effort being made
10 keep them alive"
what do you think Of the Coxcy movement?
"Vbv sir" answered DR.. Paxton. "a compound
photograph OF that Of misery as IL ehtered
Washington would have startled one OF the hail-
starved horses that have been drawing our street
cars 20 badly that he would keep running ana never
know when 10 stop. Such a sight II iOoNS 40 "
a revolution was coming.
.Iool< here my good friend continued the doc
tor III one man meets another nowadays VINO mas
a whole lot Of money while he has none anu inc
one with the money slaps the other one : race inc
other one Is going to turn the other siue' Du' ~
rather going TO grab for some OF the money owhei
bv the one who slapped him. And could YOU Diane
what f. the cure for all ths?'
1T is risky nowadays % suggest cure l1r 1rS
thing Tor you viii be called crank Henry Heors.
has been called crank. although mucn oi WA a
frank ana Fcstus told -, Paul that he Was beside
himself 'hai much learning hai Tocy believed
in other words. mat he WIS SrI.h hir, frr r.
Jesus Christ To Dee crank ana cruceI h'n 'g },
The fact IS. that every great MN mmo and
XII - IN. hcf6rc his virtues were found out \
cp's 2Syo1 lions :, there and as he spoke he
struck his cane against the ground to emphasize HIS
How is your health Or. Paxton" 49,, ,.... ,..,,
My health sir. Is good now. and wond naye j., p'sm
ont. A. Xcblchadnezzar dld and bro9w-e aroun! the
fields and commune with nature III we "r.c i IL, H.
natural IN health. as well as III SICKNESS " "'''' w.
What about the Lexow committee, ., .....,, -.
c,llei cr.nks too VII that committee seems 70
% be doing good work DT PagKnur,' " Nom nom.
g58i work also But what gooi IS Il? Don't you re-
member tho fable about ne FOX who swan cross .o
h. river ana was carried into a ravinr. wh'E ne
nl.s settled uIou him ana began - suck nIs n'ri
Tney we swollen aimof, to bursting. ana friend.
yh, cam. along was about 20 brush thcm "i me
foy begged. for Gods six" 70 D. Ter, Ai.a5' 10 -
,,I hungry VIII Kill no on ana ont "" YOU can