New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07

,,, and chckamsuga with the delegation repre-
ssnnr New-York State From there he went inter- ~
Colorado wnsrs ne has hems last week and friends
who have seen him say that his trip has S,,n n
HI him so %sh IN taci is C. Certainly
the sick man on the ticket.
Seldom has "The Brooklyn Eagle" INDUCED N
more po,nted truism than this: "RepubIcanis'h -
correspondngly stronger at time when ~ d ine
politics OF either party bossism Is s,c ae ocon.
tasteful and mpotic form oil poi"c"' "0"O
"Iev SAWS Fasse,t, referring to Platt' IL 'o'
oxactlv ike the Roman emperor who created
solitude and called i peace but n ne Il, reduce to
silence every man who differs from MINI
of Navor Wilson'S candidacy for denomination
THE Troy Press" remarks: "Repudiated by MS
ov,n marty because he would not be servlle 1901
~ tho Albany Plat contingent Mayor Oren n.
Wi.son has been renominated by an Honest E,cc
70 how 10 bossisn viii thereby have an opportunity
to vote for an ncorruptloIe canuL ho ro}orm and
competency. AS between wilson, tIe i.Io' ~, 80,
walker the Blatt-Barnes candidate. no honest
elector should hesitate
WARNER MILLER AND THE NolCE A"A'''
To The Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir Since the publication OF my letter Win inc
above caption In The Tribune Of September 80
The Voice" has reiterated its false statement u
the effect that the Hon. Warner Miller was p'e9e"
during the discussion and voted for the passage %
the temperance resolution in the Methodist Epis-
copal General Conference OF 1855 That IL just ""a'
7 exnacted THE Voice" to do. and would not no
tice it's lucubrations at all but for the fear that
they might be given quasi-respectabihty by oeihs
quoted in some decent Journal Please give nv
snace in The Tribune for some letters and extracts
which speak for themselves
REV James CoOte.
NV near Sir. [ have yours OF January 10. You
are right I was not present at the discussion or
passage OF the temperance resolutions ei,her even"
ing or morning. 1t Is possible that may nave "ee"
in the Conference some time during the Gay 'he
resolution passed but not when II was discussed
or nassed OF this am absolutely sure yours
truly. "AHNT" "'''''N
"New-York. Jan. II, 1889
After explaining this matter in correspondence
with General Clinton b. Fisk. received from tue
latter the following. ~
Dear Brother Coote: / have received your knd
favor Of the ith inst. Your solution OF the matter
| is doubtless the correct one. | could not for
moment think that Brother Miller would make the
e,lghtest misrepresentation. ! thank you for te
very full presentation Of the case You nave Civ"
ono Fai,hfullv yours CLINTON b. FISK.
"seabrght. y. j., Feb 7, lsss'
Surely these letters will be taken az decdihg 'he
controversy by all reasonable persons ana repu-
table journals but they viii not be 40 taken Dy
DR. Funk or The Voice" The following Is an eH
tract of letter from one Of the a3iest anG ione
Church: r, ,-o,oo, Of ooa
living In the wilderness. 1t was The chicago -auI
vanee' that said that. think. have persona persona
reasons for not being overload or warner ILL., III,
hut he il a whl,e-robed saint compared with me
Voice and its owners and their whole me OF G pu
ness Reform for revenue on.y II thelr suluns
urincplc | was a ProhibtiOnlst before they VIZ
horn and will be after they are dead pohticay, d.
anv rate; but that one firm and It's work nave set
back the temperance reform at least quarter Vi
In Contrast With the blngsgae Of The Voice
II is refreshing read the words OF MISS
f. Willard. the dust Of whose shoes me o., o rviev
is not worthy TO wipe OF. In recent interview,
referring TO the adoption of the excise plank she
sad , r oio,,ad my
hands when | heard H. 10 VA arn Acme Tor tenn
perance and order in the state. II VIII heip une
party and f. will hep our cause Inc hepupiicail
at the election that the people DO not wan ds
| government that ndorses law-oreakIing anu us
order anu oeSe'' ''''" Va ''' JAMES COOTE.
Pastor Methodist Episcopal Churcn.
PaliyYirs Long Island. oct. D. 1880