New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

other churches. Some Of them were in part as
follows:
The Rev. Or. LOUIS ALBERT BANKS; Grace
citizen should rebuke Tammany Hall at At tn, the
organization is bad While there have been no
doubt, many good men connected with Tam
bsg many htbx nS 5nT st az "a ~ fr any
years. and deserves a burial Al the hands OF the
should be rebuked because OF croker II croker
were scholar ri and sS9reman Of 5 high m mSTa gs
IN England 70 do philanthTopic word. II would
here every time we have an election, telling the
citizens OF New-York who they can have for
and the gentleman. it is Croker the gambler.
the eAsprizefghter; and all else that you mean
when you say Croker who comes back 10 bleed
The city Of New York 10 get piunder 70 gamble
Hail should he rebuked because OF Daverv We
have often been Inundated by puolic officials
who can tell US when We have had a man in
conspicuous public place who had all the bad
corrupt officials In one personality? II there
were nothing else Deyery IS enough to cause
many Hail Fourth. Tammany Hall should be
have let Mayor who sold himself TO the Ice
Trust severely alone and have said nothing
the Ticket for the Supreme Bench. Is along with
The same insult We have In being 5s governed by
buked at the polls because Of the shameless
hypocrisy OF the present campaign for Mayor.
The Rev. GEORGE P, ECKMAN. 81 Paurs
for a practical Christian to see that the preccpt
we ought 10 lay down our lives Tor the breth-
rem has serious application TO even municipal
affairs in greet metropolis. that it touches
OF his civic obligations: that it presses it's blade
10 prick him 10 A consciousness of duty TO his
fellows; that II relates most closely the pres
are Thousands of persons on the lower East s:te
who are the hapless. but innocent victims OF
justice for them because the police courts Will
not redress their grievances. offciallsm being
n "a So II, he int ,.P
the aggressors: if there IS no immunity for their
children from the debauchng influences of public
vice because the barpies which befol domestic
nests protected by sufficient bIlb5s TO the
authorities who permit them TO pursue their
them from the hideous evils OF the tenement
because the wod % S and selfish
then laying down ones life for the bTetbIan;
will involve the correction of these abuses AT
responsible for them. 1t is not a question
whether the upper classes are to be helped by
fortunate y people are to be delivered eSs rem the
meansest tyranny It is not OF; matter Of lower
moving the tax upon virtue deeency and order
which now drags these people into the mire.
The Rev WILLIAM c. STINsoN. BIoomingdae
Reformed Church-A traveller in the Western
Reserve Of Ohio asked farmer about the times.
bor got his newspaper yesterday. and he fioored
me completely this morning, but when The
read read old Greeley, / win wipe him out" Let us
Horace Greeley or William caen Bryant men men es
who will consecrate themselves TO the city as
the Hebrew priests consccrate themselves 10
NIL be routed and the city win be purified.
Is sayingin this present fight for municipal
righteousness: We'll IL | had wealth or in
npence or position would cheerfuliy show my
civic patriotism. but l am only a commonplace
and uninnuential citizen" Wait a minute
There is one thing that you do. You can
cast your ballot faithfully. and that is one OF
the most sacred functions of your citizenshn
The Rev DR.. II. B. MENDES. rabbi OF the snan
ish-Portuguese Synagogue. In Lexington-aye
ana president Of the Union Orthodox Jewish
Sonsregauons Of the UniHd States. on Satur-
Hebrews might consistently always follow one
pohtical party. jews cannot do from the mo-
Inent that party becomes false 10 righteousness
virtue and common decency. IL Is common
knowledge that Tammany Hall. through the no
nee administration and for revenue alone has
sNstemaUHaly corrupted Jewish and
chi,oTen on the East Side. The Christian clergy
called attention 20 IL; 10 our sorrow we know,
too well that IL is true II is the religious dIt,
OF every Jew TO vote against Tammany Han 4,
this election. for the Bible commands us 10 usa
even the saw and hatchet to stamp out i'm
morality. "
The Rev, FRANK GOODCHILD. Central Bant,st
Churchill ought TO interest Won that onr
streets are hlthy. that the very air is noiluted
that our officials are chosen in barroofns that
while our children are without school factiss
from the lack OF funds, our politicians are
greasing their pockets with coin of doubtfuI
honesty II ought 10 mean something TO Won
that our ofnciais are protecting that which is
dishonest that which is unclean. From ton
10 bottom. with the exception OF the once ~
Controller, there is open dehauchery IN our cir,
government; A walk of block or two on any
evening will convince you of the corruption or
our Police Department. In that walk Won VIII
see policemen hobnobhing with shameful wom-
en- on the corners see them entering houses Of
shame and staying there for twenty minutes
them leaning from the windows ana rt.I