New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-21
OPPOSED TO SUNDAY BEER.
CLERGYMEN DECLAIM AGAINST OfEN
BARROOMS.
THE REV. F. c. IGLEHART TAKES Up THE Ah'o
MENTs OF THOSE WHO FAVOR

THE REV. F. c. 1GLEHART TAKES Up THE ARGU-
MENrs OF THOSE WHO FAVOR
SUNDAY OPENING.
The Rev Ferdinand C.. Iglehar', OF inc
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. last eve,''rs
delivered a lecture on THE opening VI 'e
on the Sabbath He said in part'
We believe Mayor Strong Is an honest go2I ' a.,
who is trying TO do his duty by the c' ty,,n,t on
Character we find no fault. With MS )udgrnch,. Oh
onenine the saloons on sunday we disagree Aeiinst
the nroooslton TO legaize the opening oi .iIc "a 80
any hour OF the Sahoatn w we noar man has as good
a right TO his beer the rcn man mas W Ms W. 40
~ 49, ~ u,orkingmens associations besieginS tIe
Vavor for greater privileges III u the nlii''v ,i
brewer r Mmo were so potential in Tammany Hall
Who are trying to lay mortgage on the Iei' ,na
administrator , S, 600 wc-dressei saioonkeepers
VINO are urging the change 1t Is hke'y ' ma 81, I
Mr. man is Door because he has too much beer a.
rrosdv Reer for his dinner? Opening al cioch
wouid not furnish the poor man VAN pee, oi , ls
StDnor for he usually cats at noon. II would allow
hi a. bave an afternoon bum while his wife ana
,crnuv were at home. white ana thiil IoI "iHt y.
Tod We do not understand that the peneEoisnt
loqu, rcon@r proposes to open on Sunday and give
the poor man free beer. they want ms u H. IN
nnor arc not clamoring for the change we peg
Vavor strong TO shield the poor man from lne ctue'
av.rce Of these men. We beseech the l'sIsia.u'
TO reach out It's strong arm for the protection Oh
II is Claimed that the present law cannot be en-
Ion.f,ai government 10 close every saloon as tighf
s a drum ON the Sabbath II II were vigorously cN-
arcisel MIR Ryrnes made a pretty Boou IoVoTi az
,be hundreds OF arrests last Sunday Let the good
work go on for three or four months am 'He'c WI"
moi be n front or back or side door open ,.
The saloon promise 10 opty ti r,.. 80, 80
They would not keep their promise ne! ucNt nv,
keep any law If they IND IL 10 me exrnntIons hut
vantage TO break There may pe exc % ~, ~.
dorht n there is n single saloon keeper IN the cry
who has not sold TO minors. sold TO uruhkaius, am.
kent open after II o'clock on Sunday' OF AZ r
forhidden nv law Society does not go 10 ilurueirls
~ learn what laws should be enacted against
murder or 10 the gambler or the sr.ellsvDus man
tn fnd the hest laws against theft. Nor IL u sa'e
to go to the saloon keepers VINO are Ss ,,,1r
a. tbef and most Of the crimes when cufS',
society TO find out what kind OF laws tney Wouln
ike IN obey Judge Maynard and John Mrhaie
drafting election laws against iiauuS -, ns'a,c
telling how TO organize the police force: Mephis-
tophoes from the lake OF hell teach,ns Wv S,
tbe wav IN Heaven are modest TO Morris 1ekui-
sky preparing excise Dill ,or tne aeIu,,a ho
would break the law to-day ana mas ashen on1
sands 10 do the IL he has kept opeI .o ,i
let him be sent TO the island Ike any other criih-
nal. .,.. La. 10 -oenonqI-
HE for the bribery Of the Police Department ne
closing Of the saloon on sunday had nothing 10 90
With the initiation fee OF 500 for disorderly houses
win the SIS paid for captaincy, with the zee re
reeneooIs man or the highway robber paid for his
privilege. | admit the saloon man may nay kN.'
the policeman his first lesson We revot'ont]e
the tolitics of the town TO break the ponce pIipr
takers and then pet the 6gv sell cohitHsel ~ a.,
givers II was the same helllsh avarice alike IN
The bribe- gver and the bribe taker, anu Sh"uh W
condemned and punished alike. -, 49,.
Gentlemen Mt Albany give US not weaker nu'
n stronger law against these men. who. unsatIS-
fed with six days OF vinany and fraud. are no"
demanding the seventh for their daboNcai ue-
signs.