New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

holiness could be taken out and made into good
sense There seems IN sooo m ,be Lords hunting
grounds he will bring down his game wnether ne
aims not and whether he holds .he s,' or two OF
this let me say first do not mix our issues feel
this pretty heenly oe essy o IS put Il no stronger
cause us defeat this autumn across tne IT,, nd
have over there Just now the ssie Which are
only part Identical partly they are e Weupyor
s nrgbf 70 ne carried on the Tammany issue
We could think. carry New-York as IL ousm, , 10
doubt II we can carry New-York 1t ought to be
carried on both issues taken together
BOssISM DENOUNCED.
We have had first and last good deal 10 say
about bosses. and have not yet 'ound-i nave
searched my dictionary. but have not YET louhu-
the epithet to apply them that does fuh justice
to tho feelings that have toward them But the
fact is. there will always he bosses so io"g d ,her
are men who are willing 10 be bossed' am M ~
VIII Always be men willing 10 De D1ss ne mean
Ing OF the Spirit OF God be in them to give lnetn a
consciousness Of sovereignty ana the annod
humanity OF allowing themselves 10 ne neece'
as cattle: ,, .on,,on am soeak,ns out
OF very full heart when say INA, ! wal" "a CON- ~
lay your intelligence and consciousness 20 con
slider the perncious effects of the Intrusion OF
tsan Ines and partisan d,stinctons naNe ,n ar
theory upon this matter that care p:cay une i9.'
but tell you have Learned n som nnn hch vou as
Christians DO so much TO elevate the tone OF
the communities TO which you DeionR as oy
buck;ine on your armor for a long and ready tight
against partisanship I'm local matters Please 10
understand that am not fnding fault with eltner
the Republican party or Democratic party, az such
but | do say that when the partisan lines are
pushed far that it is almost Impossible to con
struct slate that will appeal with stirring effect
to OF weight and morals, IL is about time to
call a halt.
Bore into the tissues OF the body corporate Of
your own town until you strike the vitals and see
what you think OF II. II the administration OF
city or town were mere forma. AFFAIR. II would De
different; but II is not 1t IL demons,ratve OF me
entire character 81 the entire locality and the
direct effect OF partisanshp is to make Impossible
a high grade OF administration. and therefore strikes
the proper function OF the town to subserve and
promote
the Rev. DR.. r. r. Meredith followed with an
address upon Lincoln. the Ideal Citizen during
which he urged upon HIS hearers the cultivation OF
patriotism and good citizenship.
The session closed with the benedic.on.
The Plymouth Church meeting was presided over
by the Rev c. A. Barbour. Of Rochester. " \.
The Christian Endeavorers fairly owned the
lower part Of Brooklyn yesterday. Ribbon badges
futtered here and there. and no matter where one
to be reminded OF the big gathering at the
Academy OF Music.
Long before 10 O'Clock Montague-st. thronged
with delegates anxious to hear the Rev DR.. John
Humpstone's speech OF welcome. Mayor Scheren
was present and was greeted with tremendous ap-
plause ms he welcomed the delegates to Brooklyn.
There was service OF song praise service CON
Dr. Hum nj greeting by Presdcnt McEwen OF
the State society. and then an address by the Rev.
DR. Cuyler on THE Secret OF Power At the cary
afternoon session addresses delivered by the
Rev. William G. Biting, the Rev. b: b. Tyler and
the Rev $. b. Rossiter. A. o'clock there was a
the State superintendent DR.. McEwen and others
also spoke.