The sun., 1900-11-30

w,,, o., rua ns KnIsd for Al fim~.
ishon ~. - Z ro"M rrsach~f yesterday
Aet TIn - Ghurch n F''h avenn", taxing
h.,cyt.fou DrI'"'opufny Wit, . Ana hon
,b,I, rsncrb"t ALI way which t" ora
IN, cod IaI 'hc- the-s ortv years la the vii
d.rn,r. O humble thee and 10 prove thee. 70
k,ov what vas In thine hsAt whether hoI
Wo.ds, keep Ills commandments or no
\o.rlc,n, haihad th~ir tirne OF trial. Bishop
Potter sad aud In ths l@'t Thanksgiving OF
tho pip.t.onth century might look forward
IN n great destiny, "a the Jewsh people did
at the end ~ their wandsrnss, The present
head OF the STATE Department At Washington
had met many delicate International problems
which had been handled with such sagacity
as 10 place American diplomacy In tho fors-
front In the concert Of nations and to assure
its future.
DIR HUNTINGTON on vIcR CRUSADE.
A large congregation attended the special
Thanksgiving services yesterday morning In
Grace Church The Rev. William r. Hunt
ington. the rector. preached the sermon.
After briefly reviewing the history and prog
rsss Of the United States since Thanksgiving
Day became a national festival he said that
the year that has rlrsed since last IhanKs-
giving Day showed many things TO be thank-
m fDr liipft was Hlt'fTlh anu nv 'chc'eus
moral advance IN PROSPERITY A a grain pro-
dncing country the United states led the world
they had come Ia the front In the manufacture
Il iron and steel and many other prodr''s.
and were FAST becoming tho creates IN u 'rar-
he,s Of the world II exports WIN all '1iS
tho nation showed iiself capable OF s"lf-Con-
trol In any great crisis
Many millions of men. said pr Hunting
ton FOR months before the Presidential cleo
tlon were engaged In a strong and bitter con-
test on the side Of one OF o'her oi the great
political parties. which was no less bitter
than II was critical Nc, when II wns over The
yic,nrs ccirhratod their victory with sclf-con-
,rol AMI caI,rrn,, ana without a trace Of Bit
terne.- and r4e vang ui.Ici bore themselves
with dignity worthy of great nation.
Sreaklng of matters which more closely
concern the people of N" cirv. he snii
In our nruri.ipal He have We had ANYTHING
TO bc thankful for' Certainly The experience
~ the ra,, few weeks made plain the fact that
the rti7ons have conscience and th1t con-
science was uurkeued and made alert 10
combat the urea' social evil Some prophets
have predicted that thi1 spnsm " virtue will
prove brief II may he 40 and posslhl, viii
he 80, but II It Is even for short space IL will
accomplish much good Church audsynagogue,
market place and university. should join hands
IN ,hi. movement and what hero accon.-
t,ished for tho material cleansing - III"
worst part Of our city is pos ible TO accomplish
in the way Of It's moral cleansing Ab-gnthhg
has actually heen made; the thin end OF the
wedge has been inserted II l. in'redlple
that nothing good can come "f II ana thar
a lasting reform and publication will not he
the resul, We are told IN the Bible tina. the
kingdom Of Heaven suf"rcth violence and The
violent tlke II bv force. but tie Holy city cam
not romaiu always iNth"hands II the wicked
pr Uup,inpt,u s0id he had great hopes ~
-, ,,..r, , ,ho ,oti,n ondS,ate Tho .ririt
IN" fniir" 81 the h"'l'h "''' ''''"' '' 80"
Of charity WAS abroad ard tn" pubic charities
rar, los,,v the cold OF, ,ialism which was a
Lot. ,s7, ,. r,,rr,hiry w,s
drawha'k I" '''' ~, ',.,> W.
,n.,rd ,,o strong The rich had many re-
80" ,,i,'.. tar r,,,ioh a., wo,,ld hold ,hem
SP'h'""''S ,,' N,,. ',.r ,'..a ,,.i,,, c,', BAD
blessed abundantly to help their weaker broth
.,r, haa 40, tho coma ,raIiaStIons for
.r"cs.s -" ~s' ~
-, ,,,,.,,
r"'''h"' '' '"' D"i '
49,. .ar,.,,., -, 3D.. colo,is,a
sermon NJ ~" union SCI we " Wv
Reformed churches. which vHs he'd In the
r,r,' ,vo,,, Reformed Churc., Yesterday
. it,, l. "A roa,b oa
II" said ne n'u"'"u 'nS' 'S '.",'" ,ru T 49,
was 10 bc most thankful for all that II had
hrCoinlilshed ana 'Nl' " h"d u""r =" Hu'"
toward bringing the kingdom 4 God nearer
=, .o-.b r., /, vns ,o be confronted with
w =. ,,. I'll. ,,l
many ttlu@ i'',' WV" ""'' ;" ''' '''
more serious problems 10 I've solved to-day
hon s,,cs tne nation WIS founded First II
' " a.. -. -, -. 49,,
all there was the ''''' u ~" P"u'e"'' ",''"
few years ago wa he principle rr bi~in
,,i,,b tho pation seemed 10 have before IL
VIM w. III, 30. L,,i,.,,,o, ,,,,.
Inc hnnlstl'l"h PI""'r'" "aA uN''u''u NV"
comparative iusignliiCanCe III" IrnInrtIhn uI
those who come To tie millions nearly eighty
mhliuus.uf thoS" who are already her" Is 50
-wal that there is little OF n" fear that ""
shall not be- nhl" to H~-i'utlate md ais RI al,
those who come To- ne To-day the mos
prominent prub'"'n, said the preacher, was tie
Jruhl."u - munI.lual government This il the
irV CITY 4 '.." uited states
/ a' ne rrHisc tiui he said. that munlCiral
govern mrp' On this ,ity Ia not as bad IA It might
he II could hn worse 'aher niCht viel.' ~
,ur Germau friends would siy. There ar"
sounds Of moving IN the mulberry trees Let
us take courage and praise God But let us
walk softly Y Is q happy people that needs
70 learn its lesson hut once We had our pTss"it
opportunity one" before. hu' lost u When
John Hancock rose hrior" the Assembly Of
lI1O and sad, We must hang together We
remember tho voice from his auD.ruc- thar
nnde answer or will haug apart Woe
be 10 the dissenting faction Catholic and
Protestant. Democrat and RcpubIrdu, IneN pf