The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04
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dPFN'E IL uNulllN " IfHl'tFNl" NlHN's Nll NV
AtroAmcrlcans are not a very numerous part NJ the
aggregate population, but they manage to keep the
Republican managers and themselves stirred up y
large part OF each year. At this time they have two
State committees, both claiming to he regular aud
both demanding recognition as such. Mr.. u. Henri
Herbert stands at one end of the row mud Mr.. J.
Thomas Turner stands at the other. Both IN, t!ons
look upon ex-senator William J. scwcll as the llepul-
lican Moses, and recommend that he be sent bHck to
Washington al the very nrst opportunity. Mr.. Her.
bert Is a business man Of Trenton, and has long t ken
an active part In New Jersey politics.
Ex.Congressman John X. Lynch. wno claims resi-
dence In Mississippi, where he operates n big farm.
hut who has been practising law and running n saw
ings bank ut Washington, has applied to u Matches
court for permission to practise law In Mississippi.
Mr.. Lynch, ex-senator n. X, Bruce, and Mr.. James Hili
boss the Republican machine in Mississippi, 90 as del.
egatcs TO national conventions, and GET the oniccs
when the Grand Old Party Is On top.
Bishop Henry VI. Turner Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church. has begun a crusade IN his paper.
the Voice n Missions, against the moss.backed con-
servatlsm OF his denomination. He thinks a church.
like other institutions. should grow. He has begun
his crusade by admitting that he went TO see the AMI.
mails in n circus at Atlanta and proclaim!ng II rs his
belief that there Is no harm In attending a circus. n
tn" Bishop will keen up the nght long enough he will
raise the biggest circus IN Methodist quarters which
has occurred In n long time.
Mr.. Archibald II. GrImkc o' Massachusetts. the now
Consul to San Domingo. has gone to hts post NJ duty.
Mr.. Frederick Douglass and Miss Ida n Wells will
abIress a stt ~ m DrnyIIau,, u Z nat .ln
under the an .plces OF the American Liberty ncfenc.
r,,yu, ~, ,,h,,h u r. N uo,Iautr l.. pr,st,o,,
J" H,r"A"'r'a" MINISTER'S =" Ne" ,"Fk 'akes
mor "c''c par III campaign WORK 'hhh 'htir "hne
're'hleh' ''"'' "I 'nem are "" secretary hehyohb
long list of "spellbinders.' and two large meetings at
Yea" u 70 oe he'" III 'arse he'hohls' churchee
oe'ow ihru street me he'' "I.'an' y. perrick' the
Missionary Secretary OF the A. NJ. i. Church. would
rather make a campaign speech than to preach .
sermon; at least he goes after the Democratic party
win more ViSor anu enthusiasm man ne does aiter
'"e prince OF darkness.
me rev L. \. "ran"lson OF wilmington DEL leo
tured Tor IN" brooklyn Literary Union recently on
ahsNrSahoh "teathess' anu crehten a mild sehsa-
Won ny n'rlarihg' nave no respect TOT thoSe
NEGROES "noare IRVING 10 Re' away from ,he race or
VINO are Always nhn!nH taut' MT 'randisoh Is ono
OF the hnest specimens OF the pure type OF blacks In
'he country ana hasho patience win those OF MS
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1t Is often u source OF real wonder where Afro
Americans get their panes' for instance the Rev. a.
u. h'ddinqton was made Moderator OF the Delaware
Baptist Union 'ssociation' which met at Dover re-
Gently, and Rev, John 7. P'entty, a graduate OF Shaw
ana the r chino d Theological Seminary.
presented Ia the 90 urc' Tor or ina'ion, The Rev.
R 5. Lovingsood is a srart yum I Baptist preacher .
q 'orgia' and the Rev. !. W. Rown'ree has a Methodist
''ngresation In New Jersey. The Rev. 4. W. wisisr
has charge Of the largest Baptist church In thiscity.
Rev 81. W, Gilbert. A. NJ, refused the Presidency OF
The state University al Louisville and accepted instead
The pastornte o. a Baptist church at Savannah, Ga
Mr., Gilbert is a very active young man, and would not
he satisfied with the humdrum life Of a professor,
II. q. Fipper. the West Point graduate who was
assigned 10 the Tenth Cavalry and had some trouble
which led to his dismissal from the service. Is now an
Interpreter In the courts at Albuquerque, \. NJ.
take 10 brass band music with al
most as much enthusiasm as the Germans. The Capt
al city Band at Washington has thirtytwo pieces.
he brotherhood Of Indianapolis has thirty three, and
military band al Topeka has thiTiy-siz
As far as string bands are concerned they arc
90 numerous tn mention. The race takes naturally
q dancing, and Of course the demand for that sort Of
music Is great aud constant,
The editor Of the Jacksonville, Fla, Ad'oca'e is very
'ngry with a large section ~ his subscribers and he-
ates them as follows; Nothing would please Us
'etler than To have some Of our long winded friends
'ay us some money. Promises to pay, aud never doing
has killed lots OF papers and IL VIII kill ours, Hun
f the best families In the state owe us money.
or which We have dunned them until We are tired"
he editor gives fair warning that unless the faithful