New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
SYNAGOGUES.

SYNAGOGUES.
The Rev. Or. JOSEPH sILvERMAN IN the lem ne
pie 5s ri, Created the Union
Lincoln preserved the Union and MchIniedy d tbat
the nation mourns, The people admired him him
% Gr ms e nycd "t him for his entire devotion
his invalid wife. They had watched him as he
shatterng The financial heresies OF his opPo-
tons credit. They had noted his hrmness and
had learned to believe in and TO trust th'S a nia
wh1tns W9 nsa His afs" high Standard czfnsn his
lofty conception Of duty to .iod i amo TO b 70
follow f5iiSS "4iTH' Where h he led p''''
The MAMRcE cknfy X aARRS Ras not tn 'GT ie@Ra
because he was President ne was mace mace e tbe
ne american ssuS Way leaders are not fosted upon
as by accident Of birth S we @ ehSoSs cbSse WaR
McKinley. He took his place IN line With Tn11
ferson Lincoln. He has joined the great S I'm i'm
@ 9rt afH all for too fhs 1n wm hf
ley was slain because he was our President: We
ad h% bs ea IS oufs od forbid aRs %
this place should preach lesson OF vindictiye,
hold tho Weapon %ei on not in hate but only in de-
safety Of ali government and the peace Of all all
are RE Zoe Let of s0sv 1s s{and
the Congre CATION Taharath Hakodesh-In the
peace we have been shocked by the dastardiy
fss9 Of hs ses ba h sfSen srddy n the
peaceful and one OF the most beloved Presi-
Of The United states to-day weep over the so gGed
o1s the n5' Sa S od ss 4seevs fnd B h
mercy & and pd may Mantle He s gys strength to his wid0"
Spanish end PoTgggess mage nG
omg Because r8 man has BEEN fouy murdered
but because the blow was struck gainst 5ne
sented by the person Of the man stricken down
with our horror to gain the mastery: Our cGun,
Try may M now be Inspired TO bts bres as
arehy as marsh breeds poison and disease .u,.q 70
Pfos pf by minister or ambassador II anarchists
hostile to this form Of government let then them
gratIon should care less how much % none, AN an
he has IN his head and II they declare polygamy
a bar against permission to land. anarchism
OTHER CHURCHES.
The Rev Dr. EDWARD B. CoE, in the Fifth Ave
eulogze the dead; II is too soon and our feelings
mate Of the character of the distinguished man
the entire nation in mourning We are here 10
show our respect for his memory our grief al
his life was, terminated and our evident appre,,
caton Of the VIII Of God Mr' Mcktniey ,,,nn iah hah
he had already held for four years and the
him as worthy. honorable man and capable
leader. He had carried US through Ia a great r,a
ness and honor He had brought this country
a
fore held among the great powers of the world
The highest tribute we can pay TO him as a
learn by experience and to modify and enlarge
victim of hatred or personal enemies; he
shot because he was hlling the office I'm which
which we had laid upon him; and when he tell,
TOOK 1pd It ana to Se viii Of e the
american people 1t had not been usknown
not not likely hereafter to be ignored
The Rev; THOMAS r. isLIcER. in the Church of
made ma s'15 by President Mckinley to the reinforce
en Of right nkng a p Prod ne b ba
that great political sasafliiy i Is consistent WITH
ing rebuke those who regard politics as a
profession for the unscrgPulous who believe III in
Of nocs One such h life ts as rds this ,H %hG6 Oh
the Ss Integrity Of thought regiment Of those
who treat politics as branch of the black art
The Rev. Father DUCEY. in st. Leo's Church
There is no doubt in my mind that the pictures
6roheTy love were ERE meditated t9i upon BY frss
Toward his murderer he cherished no no enmity. .y
mediate Violence harm % be dc, done him Il nsy we
should be greater manifestations of human
sympathy and less assertion of personal AFRO
eance. William Mckinley saw clearly the dam
gers that come from arrogance, oppression and
injustice.
broadway William Mckinley a
Christian He was first Of all chvalrie
| woman determines his rank in the scale of no
| hty In his youth he learned to love Ohio
girl Love carries with IL tenderness, courtesy.
! self-a abnegation a thousand kindnesses ana at
diving testimony his faith in God he has
probably done more in his dying than he ever
| achieved in his life. for he has nut Christian
hyrnn on the lips of tens OF thousands or men
and women unarcustomed hitherto to sing
the songs of TIE church He has lifted Chris
G TIE eeq e OF he sar pan
l. gled Farmer" Nearer. My God. 10 Thee
these are the three melodies TO which our re-
public will hereafter march.
The Rev Dr. CHARLES H. EATON, in the Church
of the Divine Paternity-Wiliiam Mckinley will
occupy a significant place in the history or our
| county because he wise legislator. a
seif-controed effective and conciliatory eS-
ecutive His name will be associated with an
economic theory which has been almost COM
pletely Identified with his name. As President,
during the period of expansion of the Spanish
American War and OF the Chinese difficulties.
| he exhibited large grasp OF affairs and re-
markable diplomatic power, This is not time
to mass Judgment upon his place In history.
! Men have differed, and always VIII diner, as
to theories of national government There can
he no doubt however that William Mckinley
America His last speech. delivered at Buffalo.
Indicates a remarkable development along the
lines OF higher statecrau. In one respect Nc
Kinley closely resembled Abraham Lincoln. He
felt that as executive he was the repre-
sentative of the people. and he did not believe
that he would be justified In any extreme an
tagonism of their viii.
! The Rev F. j. BELCHER. in the Metropolitan
Temple-The death of the President so happened
! in the providence of God. Many are ,he les
sons his life furnishes TO the young man, rut
none IS more shining than the eleanhess OF ms ms