The New York herald., 1871-07-02


issue was thus created which aroused almost every
man and woman IN Central New York to take sides
pro or con. the Sunday camp question The
little city OF Auburn became hotbed OF theological
discussion. The Norris party, could they have held
sway, would have consigned the ''bold soger boys"
who wanted TO camp out over Sunday to the All-
burntan Prison walls, there TO learn lessons or
sancunc cation and hyper holy long -iacedness But
the soldiers could not he moved ffom their purpose
Colonel jenkins issued his orders for regulating che
due observance OF the Lords Day. The chaplain OF
his regiment made all necessary arrangements IOr
holding the morning and evening services Of the
voices was extemporzed from the regiments
that everything might be done ''decently ana In
order" The hour for the morning service arrived.
chronicle the ssesecratiO1 OF the Lords Day." They
went away each with y "1ea In the ear" ana fullv
ol .ne opinion tnat those VINO enlist 70 pro,ec. se
h0ly the Sabbath Day, though they are only nigh
privates, corporals sergeants, eutenans, captains:
MAJORS cOl0nels, generals &C., and not long faced
deacons. Such a grand service to the "Mghty Je-
hovah" Is seldom held anywhere. Over ten thousand
Of Dr. Cressy The music OF that TO- 600 In the "Gora
In Excelss'' tancient) I'm Martin Luther's Tooth
Psalm In the hymn "Rock OF Ages" " and the choir OF
200 In the grand old .'Te Deum' OF Jackson. in F
major, none who heard Will ever forget. so was II
en wa pce Of worsp and OF
and spiritual songs. At tattoo everv light was put
out and each SOLDIER retired TO rest conscious
that for one day aC least he had been "sOldier In
the army OF the Lord" The sequel proved that even
the Rev. Mr.. Morris was sorry he had falsely feared
men who had signed his paper came out with re-
grets, &C., &c, that they had misunderstood the
Issue.
SO II Will he In Boston. All who have been hypher-
Jealous TO aid Christianity by refusing the Common
the 1Hs Nns he M 'ey ays
acceptable to God a. well on Boston Common from
II in IKE Worship OF New YorH reH
ment, or from within church walls at 800 or 5000
yea o1 and md w s se
Utah In the great Methodist camp meeting there. Or
let tnsm wait while and 70 Just south OF We HUB to
Marthas Vineyard. Even tner powerful numbers
Will be lost sight or IN the thousands they will meet
IN camp there TO praise the Lord III the open air."
A NV ENTY-FiVE YEAR READER.
A Country Woman's Reply to s'M. N.''
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In the HERALD Of Sunday, May 21 IN. N" says,
"when see man drunk, before cOndemning him,
always think would like 20 90 to his home and
see how 1t is there-n the wife has done all she can
to render home happy" Now as to the questions Of
'WOmen's Rights that I'M. NJ" asks Will leave
them for aDier ones than l to answer, put here s
fright" wish to grant IN. NJ" Come with me to
some OF the many homes OF drunken men that are III
this little town (and there are no more here than
there are everywherel. Here IN - street Is a
pleasant, cosev h0me MOTHER wife and children.
with all the comforts and many luXuries tnat
make "hOme happy" At evening the cloth Is lald
and the tempting supper made ready in time
for father, the mother and children wait
ing eagerly the coming Of their loved one
Soon he comes reellng IN. Just able to get
to the doorstep, wife helps him into the house and
he falls to the noor and effort to assist him
or get him to The supper table Is met with un
Kind words and abuse, till at last ne lies in DeastlY
stupor, and the little family, sad hearted and weary
nn In hfaD lnla q nd
begin the weary watching and waiting, fear
ing he may awake ana In his 'nsanty
caused by liquor" do injury to themselves and
home. This Is true story, aud often Is 1t repeated
till the wife has no hope; yet she Is regarded as an
'angel OF mercy" III that house, and 1t IS she that
makes It so true refuge for the Il unkard the law
calls her natural protec Or" Come with me again
to - street, IN home full ol cares and labor.
and find The mother and children doing all the labor
TO support the lather, who, by virtue OF his being
the husband ami In consequence OF being drunk
all the time, exercises his right" TO abuse his
family, and although he Is dependent upon them
Tor care and help ne goes through the farce OF turn
ing them out OF doors every day or two, and abusing
them continually, all because he is drunk, is be-
when ne ees his dependencies he tries In his
| ''nsanty by hquOr' 10 assert his superOrtyY IN.
| N. never has lived with husband who is drunk
OPINION. we'll as l. testIfes to their innocence as
to cause an their inability as TO staying their hus-
bands from drinking). and all we ask, il she blames
women for mems drinking. IL to have her put her.
| sell IN our places and homes for day, then she
| would not saw women are to blame NJ. n. says
| "God made home 1or women;" no doubt He aid
make u home for NJ. NJ, but how many poor women
| in this world to-day that are and will always be
homeless? and for that class who obliged to
fessfons we would ask NJ Ms charity of opinion at
least. II she would go among the 'worKingwO-
men" she would find there the same percentage OF
pure and good women as God meant' as IN any
OwEGo, N. T., May 81. 1871.