New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
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and Mr. Crosse discuss the Sunday c.osing question
on account of my being brought up in a neighbor-
hood which largely German. thought knew
the liner of the ana sa'
To my utter astonshment. Mr.. Crosse pictured
whose patriotism and Amsricanisrr consisted Of
having but one thought. and that thought their
cans but among my acquaintances they have no
German-Americans was unfounded In my Judgment
PRESIDENT CLEARY SPEAKS AGAIN.
Mr.. Murray happy too, in his closing
reference to the aim Of the meeting and of the
Union. and then vicar-Genera Mooney intro
duced Father Cleary. president Of the National
Union. 1t devoved upon Father Cleary to an
swer the Mayors welcome in the name Of the
organization. which was Endorsed in that en-
thusastic fashion for which the followers of his
principles are noted. Father Cleary said:
You have been reminded moro than once this
Evening that we are engaged in campaign Of
ing the total abstinence cause have received
ofe w. to s
lessons and dare say they will make lasting i'm
surs the drerent of the two sides
OF the controversy. to which reference has been
political I affairs The Catholic Total Abstinence
Union. which numbers more than sixty,nye thou
people who have been Influenced to lives Of Chris
sn sSs Dsps no 1t %
platforms and celebrates its twenty-nfth anniver::
pary having NO apologies to Offer no espana
tons to present no regrets TO express and proud
In the name OF this mighty host of earnest.
turn my heartfelt thanks to the pous, learned and
Jealous Archbishop for the generous and magnh
Cathedral church this morning and also in the name
OF this mighty host return thanks to the fearless
and honored Mayor OF this metropolitan city for
the generous words of welcome with which he greet
ed us IN h great toaa b the rh
representatives Of the Church and country and our
bes We KNOW that BY adding
honor to our Church In this way we serve our coun-
We know from experience which no amount OF
sophstry set aside that the saloon is the foues
country. and as Catholics and Americans do
propose to submit to the degradation which We
hold in our country. The best part Of the Ameri
public has set It's face against the Ameri AN
American Sunday and America will never submit
to the degradation OF being dominated over by
liquorseers. Cheers)
BISHOP KENE's BRIEF SPEECH.
The Rev. Mr. Cleary was announced the
last speaker of the evening. but upon taking his
seat there were loud cries for Bishop Keane. who
had been seated during the evening on the front
OF the platform next Mayor Strong. The Bishop
shook his head deprecatingly in response to the
camors for a speech until Commissioner RoOse
welt took him by the arm and led him to the
edge of the platform amid loud and prolonged
applause The Bishop who was one OF the po-
neers Of the movement, after returning thanks
for the cordial reception, said that twenty-five
years ago he had been interested in the founding
Of the society. and during the quarter OF CEN
fury which had interviewed he had never re-
GREETED the part he had taken in bringing 1t into
existence, and he proud. he said. OF Its rec
ord. The Bishop then entered into an eloquent
denunciation Of the Continental Sunday. and
the social customs which prevailed there. which,
he said. were surely sapping the foundations OF
virtue and patriotism In the Old World He con-
cuded by hoping that the American people
would forever keep from such contamination
and uphold the sanctity Of its Sabbath day.
The singing Of patriotic hymn brought the
meeting to close.