https://history.coateslibrary.com/files/original/ce65272c9ddecdcda1e0422d609e2701.pdf ae77ede5b8b081ec4e19c418f1994725 PDF Text Text G raham Rally ~ cored Again a special called meeting, the ATisters union-a. Negro Tuesday, July 8,Rev. Baptist MinC. William organiza.tion-tb~ Rally -- <Contlnu<'d t rnm t'ar~ 1 ) th:tt c an l'l'nto,·e thi,. pol it i<·nl t nlnt . T lll'rl' is now n l(l'l'ttt l"""ibility t hnt t hl' supportt•o·s n( 1 lanit•l will hr J• r('~rut to ~in~ btm a ;.:a·(•at o,·ntiun :111cl thu~ transform 11 rt•li!:iuu~ r ntly into n polltknl r:ttl.v fnr llani<'l • • . . T h<• Jlt'I'M'nl'<' ••( l>nnit'l is nnw )lltlillcul. r<'!!:trdl~ss to nil t lw l'xplunat:on~ rl'~:trclin;: hb invitation." 'fhe ll•ll<'r <·nnl htut•cl: . "!\OW 1:-.; l'OU 'ri('R" "You mt>n nrc now In p olitir~, nnrl l'OII ar~ IJhll·inl( t h<cst• who de~lr~ to assl~t ) ou In t h i~ t•f fnrt. In p olitirs. . • ." 'l'h•• union ~aiel ful'IIH• t• that •·wo• n r •• o( the opinion that ~·out· iusbtPrt·l' upon GoYf>t·nor llnnil'i as 1111 hctnnr<•tl io p articipant in tlw rntl~ will < im· nwnsnrn \Ill' d:una;.:l'~ to tIll' <·:tns.• nf ('h ri•t.'' It wn~ poin:l'cl out lh:ct l'\t'l'~ mil · jor tknomlnntion hoes. nt >OJnl' m•·•t· in;.:. pa,secl " tPsolut inn "dt·<·lnrinu 1 h<' at\ ion s of the ~uprPnW <·<>tlrl rl't;nro ling- ~t;:rt·~atinn in JlUhH~ t~hwal iun :t"' <'oosist<•nt with tlw h•:w!oinr' nf .)••· E-n~ Christ . . , . \\'1' 1\rl' icwnn~l~t•·nt w h e11 wl' pas~ ~u<·h T<••olution,.., 111111 thPn Pnthracp and hnnor 11 ~•·::r~>":ltlllll­ iNt like ( ;on•rnor D:wi<'l in tbt> in · \ t f'rel'- t of "'·nu;:t-Ji~m. Ar~ the t·unH'rt ,. of t hi~ ml'l•tin!: to bt•Ji~>,.,. that " man ean he C bri,..tian whit~> "'' l'll"ttlnl( j~,uts of r nce hAl<' "" proJl""'''l n o ul ~upporled by G o\'l'<nor J)nnil'l ? . . .'' ' Black, J r ., president, voiced objection to the appearance of Governor Price Da.niel, segregationist, '' supporting issues of race bate, " as an " honored participant" in the Billy Graham rally scheduled for Alamo stadium, July 25. There are political implic:Ltions in D:~.niel's appearance, I thl' Baptists dtarl(l', regnr<ll..,.s of wliat ~tntl'm<'nts mi;:bt bt> ronde to tht> nudil'n<·e to the c-ontrar~·. lt was th(' ~pcoud time jn four dn~·s thc rally hnd been hit by n Kegro re·: liJ:ious denomination. Sntnrdny, the }{e.-. .T. H . C'nrrutht•t'll, ra>tor of St. I'nnl ::\lt•thodbt l'hurdt, nc•tin,:: ns spokeHmf\n for t he Rnn Anton io district of the ){ethocliMt ' <·l un·ch (('l'ntrn l ju r isdiction) . htlll ch nrgNI politic~ we o·e i m·oh·~tl jn the rully , nt w hich the rnt·ist t;OI'I' r nor , !'rice ))anil'l, will introdnce Grnhn m. 'l'hl' r nllv is on the eve of l hl' D emot·o ·ntlc p;imftr~·. '.rhe rally is J uly 2:1, tlw p rim n r y the n~xt day_ R•,·. C:uruther~. SJ)t>:tkins: for 18 <"hn rrltPS with snmf' :1000 ml'mlx>rs in t h e ~an Antonio di$trict, in n )l'ttl'r to thP rnll~- s:><>nsorP, I<Ri< in l, l'ffert. that the MetbO<Ii~t!: C'ould not ~llllJ>Ort th~ r:11ly. \\"ith Xl';:rOP!< r l'm<>mbl'rine tb@ ret·l'nt spPcinl l'l'"sion u( thl' 'l'l'~as IP;:i~<latur<'. <"niiPd by Dnnit'l for thP Pxprl'~!' purpo~e o[ <'II· n<·ting h:ttl' J~::l~l:1tion. fi,.,.. ('arruthl't~ qUPriNI. ''.! rl' we ~!!yin,; tn thl' "-nrltl thnt tbt> <·hnr<·h of .ll'sn~ (''trist is in accord with this ]lhllnsophy ':" l>r. W. ~- )f<·Tiirni<', rnlly t•oorclinntur tthc rnll~- bu~ br·en Jnbe1~<1 hy mnny ns a onl'-mnn show bPing put 011 by ~lr·Hirnie), D r . Rnmnt•l 'J'errr. •·lutirman <'f the rnliY px~cutiYe (•onn <·il, null Dr. Clyde ('hfl<lrrl:', in a joinl Hi n t rmcnt n11swrrlng Re,·. Carr n t hr r K' t·hll l'l:t', S~li<l lhllt th~ only politit·s hn·oh••d hall htt n injt•t to·d by Rt,·. ('arrnthtrs, 11nd •h•c·lnnd thAI D an· i<'l hnd ltl'l•n n~k~ol In int r codu<"l' G r aham hr•c·auM" of tbtir "lon~t fril'nd~:hip," nnd lk·•·nu~e G r nhnm P.t·t~c·h."tl thl' pl'indflnl ~··rmon ftt D:mwl ~ 111nn~:nrntiOtl. 't'h~>y H l~o ~ 11lcl that Dnni ••l ft•lt thnt hi~ IH<'~<'ll<'t mi·~ht he <>mltnrr(lSllilll?: be••nu~<· h~ wlls runnin~: for rl'<'lN·Iion, hut l h nt tiH',r insiMtrd nn hiA N~r\'ing. 'l'ht• ~ot u tfiM u l tll'l·ini·NI, in pnrt. " W e thi nk It inl"t·edlhlr thnt . . ou r bclo\'C'<I !\~gro h r Pthren w ould r<•n<l int o t bi" ~ome Rinl~ter implif•n· tion~.'' Baptbt l ' nion Ans wers 'J'be Bnt•ti~t )t ini"l~rs 1111lon, In its nn~wer, ~:~mc·cl h.f R n. llltwk, 'l'nt>s dny, to thi" >t at•m•·nt Jlninl~<l ottt thnt thP issn~ i~ nnt to hi' t•On~!tiPrPd h~· nil ('hr istitu••· ' rb•• IPtt<·r tl<-<·lnt·NI thnt the 11ninn " JI~ of tht> ovinion that tit<• )[r•thocl:sr~· Jl<•sitlon I~ I'OD~i~tent "itb tht l,..,.;,:oa of mnn~· :-.;e;:mi'P out~itlt• thl' ) l.,Wucf.st t·hurrh. There a r f! Pot:ti<·al l mplil'fttion s "\\'p nn· rof tht opinion," the l('ttPr "aiel, "that th!'!r<' nre ('hristinns of nil rRI'<'' nrorl r•·ll~loll« grOllll" thnt re<•o;~nize thnt it is imJIOssihiP for n j::O\'I'rnor, runnin~: fur rPI'II'(·t ion, to RJIJlrnr a• nu h<HtOI'P<i pnrtil'ipnnt nt tlw P.ill~· G J'llhnm rnllr wlthuut politicnl !n.pli<·Hlitllll'. 'l'hl'o'P iR no ~tntP­ ml'nt that can 1~ mn<lf' to the nudlente Rally --.. <Continued f rom t':t l:~ 1 ) thnt c an t·~ntoYe thiQ 1•olit i•·nl t nln Thne is now a ;:n•at JIOssihilil.\' t h: tbe l'll]tJ'Ortf'l'R uf Tl.IClit•) will J•rP~I'nt to ~i,·~ him n ~:r•·:tt 11\'dtio :tnd thus tran,..form n r<•li;;innK r nll into u political r:tll.1' for ll:mi~l. •• The ]H'!'><<'tll'e uf l>:tttit•l is nnw pulit <'Ill, tPI!llrrill'><s to nil thP r•xplanation re:,!tn·din~ hi~ invit~ttinn .'' The 10'1 fPt' t·ont inta•cl: "XO\\' J ~~ J> OLl'rH'S" "You m e n art• uow in JJ<tlilil'll, and ~·ou at·e IJia•·ing t h ose whn d~si re t o ll'~ lst ~on in this ••f. fort. in p clitil's: . . ." ThP unim1 ~nid ftto·lht•t· thnt ''w• tlr~ of the opiniun that ~-,.,,,. itt'i'"''"''l 11)1011 f.l0\'1'1'1101' )):ttlii•J liM 1111 illlllHl't 't~ particip;~nt in thP r:llh- \\ill rlu immcnsnr:~bi(' !lama~l'~ to. tht> •·:111" .. r l'ln·i,t." It 1\'HS pni ni Ni nttt I Ita I I'll' I~ 11111 jor d~nominnt ion '""· :ot "'Ill<' ""'''I· in~. Jt:l.!-"Sf"'l a rt'~nh:t:nn .. d,'(•l:u·iu;.: 1lw at:tio I!' of thl' ~upr••:nt• eonrt ll"::wl· iog ~f'!:rtl;.!!l.tion in JH1h1ic· rdtt(•at i•~n H" t:onsi~t,.nt with th•• t~>:u·hin:,s of .I•~ sn~ Christ. . ~ • ,,.. .,. nr«' in<·nn..,!..,.!t·nt \\'hen WP p:ls:-' ~Udt r(lo~nlut it ns, ntul thPn f'mbr:1C<• :tnd hunor a '~;::t·•·--atfun· i~t likl' l~o,·Nnor HattiPI in thl' in· t.-re:-.t of P\'au::t·];~m ....\rt' tlw •·uu\•·rl"" of thi~ rn~>l'l in~ to hPiil'\ ,. thnt 11 man <"lln lw ('boi,tinn \\hiiP '"l'Jl"rlln;; is 'liP~ nf I'll('(' ha I<' ns prtlllll"'<l no11l SliJlltnt·(c•d h.\' Go\ ••t·nor I>ani<•l? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Graham Rally Clipping from San Antonio Register Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Claude & ZerNona Black Papers Subject The topic of the resource Rev. Claude Black and ZerNona Stewart Black Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Elizabeth Huth Coates Library Special Collections, Trinity University Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in this collection are the intellectual property of Coates Library and Trinity University. Please contact the library for permission to reproduce or reuse these materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource San Antonio Register Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Claude & ZerNona Black Papers Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Elizabeth Huth Coates Library Special Collections, Trinity University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource July 11, 1958 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in this collection are the intellectual property of Coates Library and Trinity University. Please contact the library for permission to reproduce or reuse these materials. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context czb_060_000_0004.pdf