New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-25
PRAISE FOR ROOSEVELT.
HIS ELECTION Il BLESSING.
Theme of Preachers imperialism
Not DrefuL, Says DR.. Dir.


/ sermon at Trinity Church and DR.. Macarthur
speaking at Cavalry Baptist Church.
| DR.. Dix referred to what had happened in the
| present year. OF the war in the East he said:
may to dod
mercy. No one with heart can help shuddering
war is played not as It might be BY eivzed ana
hate a9a fy directed by the
batants against each other, as If inspired with
himself.
OF the Presidential election DR.. Dix asserted:
It looks like the triumph Of one man over his
sweeP4g all bsad and ae s
OF vast hosts of other men who fully trust in him
about home or foreign policy and abstract princi
PIE nfG ne and give en Them Vide articulation to
no purpose; arguments are made in vain; datrl9e
not those which decide the momentous question of
the leadership of a great world power-for such
Of one man who centres in himself the confidence
Of the people of the land Whether that confidence
has been misplaced. whether the end will realize
now discussing. but the simple fact that a single
of 0d9 ean a ad bana his bTeg % o
earth, what we before us. Many years have
that the day Of great meD great as the leading
factors in the age had eone by forever that the
man ever again be the arbitcr of destiny. or
phoRohgg Of by ans m
IN the history of our people, has received another
1904 it is Undoubtedly man who has won out as
forceful character
DR.. Dix also declared;
We shall find another event also without prece-
dent or parallel In orr annals For the first time
Primate Ct Al England. has vcntured to cross the
Atlantic Ocean and visit US in Western home
second or third class people. narrow, seq9estered
so In 6e hough hat M naSn is ben
slowly lifted up by God Almighty. to be one more
direful in that word 'inperialism' that it should
be ufd to make US shudder and Try to put away
this American people have birthright and mis-
must fglnl the latter that for execution of their
high office they mus have the appliances. and all
their own and stand up without fear and do their
STANG eue b ne nr knot OF
and buster but they will be put aside as the ma
There are dangerous classes and dangerous people
among, us The are the men who. by presept or
example or the wrong use of money and influence
corrupt conscience and heart, prevent reason. lead
IN social lem9razatIon, and shut out the light of
What sympathy nave we with the corrupters Of
the ,qnaITels0me and disGonteEted poor the low
are not the old Gospel. but corrupt caTicatures?
DR. Macarthur took for his subject Americas
Great Place Among Nations a Cause for Thanks
giving" Bishop Hamilton. of the Methodist Church,
and Dr.. Warren. the hotel chaplain" occupied the
pulpit with DIR. Macarthur. DR.. Macarthur said
in part:
1t is a cause for thanksgiving that the campaign
of pretence and has ended vtotory for sin
paign begun in hypocrisy and ended in SANDER 1t
was marked equally by imbecility and moral ohio
nearly got it.
Here the speaker had pause for mo-
ments until the applause. which DR.. Macarthur
always allows at his Thanksgiving Day service
had subsidized. The doctor continued:
To-day enter a new career as a nation
Thanksgiving
tf f expansion 9n6 want 20 say right at
can cause American expansion. and that no Presi-
dent and no party car stop it. The President or
fectually stopped by the American people
In speaking of the Panama Canal Dr. MacAr-
thur suggested that it be called the Roosevelt
Canal.
The congregations of Temple Emanuel and Tenn
pie Bteh-E united, in the building of the latter at
Seventy-sxth-st. and Fffth-ave. yesterday morn
ing in a Thanksgiving service. Dr. Samuel Schulz
man, OF Temple Bethel. made Thanksgiving
PRAYER, and DR.. Joseph silverman. of Temple
EMANUEL. made an address the subject why
Americans Should Be Thankful" He found cause
for thanksgiving I'm every ture of the nations
growth and prophesied Increased cause for future
gratitude. Among the causes for thankfuness in
Roosevelt -
The Rev DR.. George R. Van dc Water preached
in St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Ffth-ave and
One-hundred- and invent y-seventh-st In announcing
that the collection would be for the aged and in
firm ministers of the diocese and their widows and
orphans. he said: 1T requires courage enter the
ministry There is money in it,
Dr. Van de Water also said:
Let US give thanks for the good estate Of the
catholic Church 1t might be much better but so
might II be worse. II Is much better than in the
days of our fathers. The secular press would nor
be favorable to religion if the opinion of the people
The Roman Church is beginning to comprehend
iillauons 10 the usurpatons OF clerical power in
IT'S own most cherished states Of Italy and France
me Greek Church is beginning to see that heathen
nation Russia semi ba rbarous and 1nadiasvai
he time may come when the church and state will
legal rights preserved and the state is favorably
disposed to the continuous prosperity Of the Church
army Of saiaried employees for bank o. c IKE spG
work too hard and get too little: young and old
at the books who overworked by the directors !
and who are ground down and underpaid by the |
The time has when by combination or some |
such reasonable means those in authority must be
necessities and give reasonable pay for intelligent
service.
1t cannot be said to-day that in our fair city the
opportunities for getting into business and securing
fair measure of success are ample for young men
of ability and honesty
DR. Van de Water then spoke of President Roose |
Welt whom he praised saying:
Even were he so inclined which is doubtful our |
President could not declare or deprive any |
other nation OF its constitutional rights with such
g. Cabinet as we are likely to have and with the |
right TO declare reserved to Congress There is
no harm in being hasty If you right A slow |
and sluggish temperament like that OF James Buch- |
anan is more dangerous than its opposite. But /
Judgment Of men aside, and considering measures |
only, we thankful that our country is preserving
its own rights and guarding the interests of the |
world, and that while acting hastily. rashly |
And we have the word Of John Hay. the greatest
American Of to-day. for this statement.
ADMIRAL'S BODY AT PROVIDENCE.