New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-16

and fourth-st.-We can stop letting anarchist
emigrants land on American soil. That would be
a good beginning. We can hunt out the nests
of these human vpers that are aIrea SSri mere
stop crime o public
or printed newspaper, or tract or pook; the
bert of Italy was murdered knew that the
assassin went from Paterson. n. j. to do 1t.
until Mckinley was stricken down. We ought
T have SIf sa s sn MHF Close home to
heaven grant that we may learn wisdom sdo ,dt II
speech and free press are the inheritance. of
the people so long as men speak and print what VIVA.
utter print what is destructive to public
morals or what stirs up ignorant or degraded
spirits TO assassination. they have overstepped
the limits of true liberty.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church-We feel that
have been committed on American soil and that
it should have been committed even in the name
should have been committed here which IT would
seem could have been done only in the darkest
All discussions as to questions of policy are
sed n had learned ts to Gye him S
in the halls of legislation, OF his services
nation We knew also Of his beautlfai domestic
love. Yet there are some things for when ; we
Our government remains absolutely unaffected.
ssv the osP al the
moment when the head of the republic falls, falls
when the enemies, OF society strike. as they
may shake its shrivelled fist in the face of law
and order. but It will accomplish no more than
II ii shook its puny hand at the solar system
The Rev. DIT. HOWARD AGNEw JOHNSTON. in
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
that never before has the death OF a Chief Mag
istrate caused such profound and universal sor-
great There strife Garfield had only
entered upon his administration when he was
the nation together: He had broken down all
psoPs 4 os
kinley has his place secure. Not only is he
but in the history OF the nation. No student
of history who measures national events will
hesitate to say that his is the third great name
in the list of Presidents.
The Rev. DR.. T. s. HAMLIN, in the Madison
Square PRESBYTERIAN Church-No more beaut,
than the fact that his death has fallen upon
%pop US m as Of @
coin have been afflicted with such grief.
not only for the man. but for the nation. As
to the man on whom the mantle Of the Presi-
ss sn' D has s w s gs 9 that the the
has passed into hands not inexperienced with
public affairs and not untitled for the Presi-
dency.
The Rev DR.. DAVID C. wYLIE. IN the Scotch
Presbyterian ChurehWe are too near the
tragic event to estimate properly President Nc
Kiney's character Sinking all political senti-
ments' however we may use the words OF King
dent of the United States: Know ye not that
in Poa Is ts pTop 5hs
sy but If | mistake not in the coming years
his services to America and to the world the
name of William Mckinley will he closely as
ISOLATED with those Of Washington and Lincoln
an immortal triumvrate.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
The. Rev Father DUCEY at St. Leo's Roman
Catholic Church-The act of the assassin,
manifestation of terrible social conditions. More
nd
cent or TINS number yearly go TO nameess
and erme These Conditions can
not be corrected by violence and hatred. but
hood of man Let us hope that the Presidents
last wG 5 coming as an echo from eternity
Ing about the thorough return to the simpler
days of the nation, when character and intel
lect, rather than gold, were worshpped.
BAPTIST CHURCHES.
Ghurch-In Mr. Mckinley We mourn not only
Chair to be- Brought lower to
day than ever before; We are all Joined in
statesman, this, worthiest citizen of the United
States GIN McRInlsy Garfield LINCOLN they were
laid low tg LneGn E the cruel bullet laid low Gar
Kinsy fresh name is added aT to H the mem enc
Sorable list Memories of those who have gone
of death caused by that brutal assassin who in
lie knew Mckinley We'll ' swee ae spirit
never met never met man Of such power
such another; so genial; so kindly; upright
On his knees at morning and night. No won
said 10 him once: II a man In your face
genuine man.; For the perpetrator of this deed
of the humanity which has made of some lives
hell That man was not born well. There
and forces had been placed there by heredity
There are men and women who marry to-day
Criminal forces the criminal forces which are
az the bottom Of such crime as this will never
Is to extermnate 1t must come from underneath
The Rev DR.. r. S. MACARTHUR, in Calvary
baptlst Church-Anarchy Is OF Satan Anarchy
Is a sta, state OF society without government with
ton in which society OF exist. The class
f OF ahapc9 n known as communists snp, m
attain their end. They the deadly foes OF
all social order They ought to be driven from
every land and made TO live a lone island
They live here protected by the very laws they
defy. But for these laws, many of them would
have been torn to pieces within the last week
Law is of God but anarchy is of Satan: The
American nation to-day sit with heads bowed
most beloved President have had in
office and the foremost of world lies
sassn. We may well comfort hearts In the
midst of our grief because, while the Presi-
of the government is equal to the strain of
this terrible assassination. President Roose-
pathies and our loyal support. but he comes
TO the office well equipped for It's high honors
ton and by varied experiences In public life
he has been In training for the last twenty
henored every POSITION 't to ne wh hH he has BEEN
called by the vote of the people or by appoint
ment of the government
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
The Rev. Dr. WILLIAM r. HUNTINGTON. at
Grace Church. Broadway and Tenth-st.m"The
Of little land; to-day 1t is true Of a large land
not dreamed Of then Our leader has taii Is our