New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30
TIE CLERGYNEN on THE WAR.
VARIOUS PHASES or TIE CONFLICT WITH
SPAIN TOUCHED on IN CITY PCLPITS.

VARIOUS PHASES or TIE CONFLICT WITH
SPAIN TOUCHED on IN CITY PULpITS.
4 number Of city ciergyron preached on phases
~ the war with Spain yesterday. touching upon
he duty OF this country and tho wavo OF patriot
ism the conflict has awakened.
Tn. Rev DR. w & Grove. thu Church OF tho
Eternal Hope IN Eighty-frst-st.. in the morning
took ma his subject "Thres Stages OF American
Patriotism" defining these as love first Of liberty,
then OF union and finally OF universa1i,y. The
capture OF tho Philippines he said had thrown this
Government into tho very centre OF world pol
tics whether tho Government liked II or not. and
this larger patriotism would mako politics 4 noble
profession once more oblirng those who wanted
high Office to become students of something else
than machine tactics
Tho boundless wealth. tho unmeasurable pow
or the deathless patriotism. the keen intelligence
tho inventive and enterprising genius OF this Rc-
public" said Dr. Grove. in closing. make its
entrance into tho world politics the most stupen-
dous fact OF history Our love OF universal edu-
cation our public schools with theology In
them our principle OF utmost liberation our per-
feet equality OF Churches and crecds before the
law and at the bar OF conscience. our simple man
hood suffrage. our demand for complete repre-
sentative government. our absence or class dstinc-
tons our renuuciailon OF titles and inherited priv
ieees our dependence on character and ability
and merit-the full genius OF our American lfe
will enable us. through our political influence as
n Nation in the concert OF Powers. 10 do a grand
work In helping TO educate and moralize the hui
man race. Nowhere else will II mean anything so
great as II means religion. There Is religion
beneath all religions. Pure living the worship OF
Cod the hope Of Immortality. are the sum OF IT,
With a worldwide patriotism we shall have unity
OF faith. The day OF human brotherhood will
dawn"
At Calvary Church last night the Rev DR.. Rob-
ert s. Macarthur preached Anglo American
Union and Christian Mission" The recent speech
CT Mr. Chamberlain, he said had aroused Interest
and thought IN all parts of the civilized world IL
had received general approval in Great Britain
and the United States and It's only opponents were
trade was 10 Great. discussions between different
branches OF the Anglo-Saxon people. The Union
Jack and the stars and Stripes waving over an
Anglo-American Alliance would be the browning
glory OF tho nineteenth century.
the last services of the season at the Church or
the Divine Paternity. spoke on the hopes of the
with special reference the war. urging upon his
opposition to the plans OF the Government and no
factions In Congress any opposition 10 keep
from the hands OF the President the sinews OF
Al the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev. DR.. John w. Campbell preached
a patriotic sermon yesterday morning Memo
rial Day" In which ne gave MS opinion of many
of the service Dr.; Campbell noting the absence
OF the Stars and Stripes. asked veteran OF the
late 10 bring nag from another part OF the
congregation stood singing MY County 'ris Of
Thee" Dr. campbe' St, sermon referred to Alfred
and the celebrated letter sent by him to the Queen
Of spain Sve by name and ally BY nasqre WA, WA;
letter lie ought to have been forced to make Spain
his home for the rest Of his days am ashamed
The Rev. Frank NJ. Goodchild. In the Central
a Memorial Day sermon last night Our Sol
House addressed the congregation Of the People
Church on the war and subjects connected with II.