The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
!, THE SOLDIERS GOT MAD.
DIR. TUDOR PREA CHED A SERMON
THAT WAS MISCONSTRUED.
SOM. Of His Words WeTe Considered Un-
mpIimentsry and Cons'drrspie
Excitement was Caused.

Street church sunday evening. ana me
matter caused quite 2c.eTal discussion
on the streets yesterday
There was considerable difference OF
opinion as t. whether Tie military h'd
ca.sv !or feeling offended. ,,.,.o,,
TIE sermon was preached 10 llCNc't
Camp 10y special request. ana -hcH "'''
ggrpmpdnicl 10 tGC church 10y 4Nltt "
number OF veterans from X. H. Lee lamp
ana toy iue Na4htr L.sat GUAR" "'-.-
the command ot capt. il""N N""''''"
ham. as an escort. VA
The congregation was - AItc one -
The eloquent preacher was mo
usually eloquent and ornate !" t"c an
ort tho yOuug SuiliCN an 4"t"' ga"
ue,,, for 10 was peace thtl 1't l'''"e''''
io1K Tor his theme. ana not wal
F.A,-
Or. Tudor is himself Coniedcra'te [ ,ho
eran. ana could knowingly describe me
scenes so inutLhy cuEtaNcd upon Nc
memory OF every participant IN thoSc
tr,.Ir- times. bat he took Tor his text l"c
er.tIr words OF tDe saviour as recalled
In John NV. &1-'ltdce / leave WIN YOU
4 ValI-huowu member OF pr. Tudor
tbur,. VINO was able from memory 10
Tru.at a great many OF the points made,
s.i, The discourse was brilliant and ats
t... sweet a.I tender, and taken as a
whole was one u the most powerful soul
,,lufire efforts ne aad ever heard him
mike and Ue could not for the life Of
I'm, SEQ Low. considering his words taken
ali together. anyone could ind offence IN
". S.., A. Leslie Spence commander of
y H. lee camp VINO Was present, Wnen
l..,I bus opinion Of the case. said:
- think pT Tudor was as innocent as
a lamb of any offence. | think the re
'..r.~ o. which exception was taken were
meant for pleasantly, and That he was
'''Ir Maor heard with painful surprise
Yesterday morning that his remarks had
I.,,a offence 10 some OF the young mill
lay present, and meeting captain Cun-
i..-a.m on the street, dlsciaimed any m
f..r.I OF dlScOurtcsy to the young Sol
d.,rs.
SATISFIED TIE CAPTAIN.
captain Cunningham said be was called
away from the church at the uHe ny
remarks which the young soldiers loon
offence III were spoken, but he knew III
I.laur too Well to think that ne "Ouid
Intentionally cast sur upon any VHc'
uud That ur. IudorS tAPi"ua'ioh 10 M"
s+t5sreI him fully That ne mad no lhIeh5
lion Of offence. and that his remarks H"d
been mis-. 'uSUuca. tn, 80 e. told
As Us always the case WIN an O'l ~
tale. there were various constr uClols
Gwen 10 Or Tudor WORDS ON lHe llccl'
I.e sentences which gave oHe"[J w
tl tanned iu the INTRODUCTION 70 ms -
r... 3D., latter part being devoted 10
r.NtItul application of the truths de-
Quoted from the theme. o,,, comment
Iu view OF the excitement anu CoIi'ii NJ,
caused by the sermon. the eAicl Stn
-. ia Ill, preachers discourse Whlch
..us.4 the offence viii DEE OF interest
.N.c- QUOTATIONS..
In opening pr. Tudor said: ,On one
occasion. when i-ElieI 20 Plc0O' O r,a5i
Atlantic liner ma no' 80 soeDoen /
time theme PASSENGERS anu $50 -.
r.,-ore! had had enough OF the go
preaching iu tho camp during me, ~ ~
war ! old not choose d MAJ tla -, - 80
pe. military figures, IN WHICH, IHNVNN' ''N
Scripture alOuuIS. .. ,.{,,,
no nl my honorable enlightenment "i,n
these camps to-ul-hI I4. loi ""t''
massage. peace j leave with you,
..-r. Veterans present Will say, l fancy,
l.t t.. OLD issues rest Tor TINS Cctdalo'l
and revive not our painful Trrriiiti9 1re.-
-., ..r. have never Smclt powder IN
dead earnest. ana who know HolIhH6 u.
var beyond the drills and cE'iuuoH2 'Ia nay
..r. "a grateful exercise. or brNoh9 'Hc
1.r..s .,..l.tI1n TO drive from virginia 5
..I a. SQUADRON OF VaSdbonds armed oh.I
with t.u cans and sewing needles 10 ~
tI..r pat..rcs toactu,r-such young sol
t..-. 5tu aud ought 10 Dee content ~
nyNo no further and real experience vi
armed war. ,. ,,,-,.
cot my miscellaneous audience I|.."'
, CHRISTIAN present might nope lhtt i
should strike blow lhaI "ott. - ~ I'm an
mn these military ORGANIZATIONS dI''-''i'
Iaeau~e their sons have hap no "Tt ava
,EIlrct. since tncy joined the company.
.,f. 90 ,trIl,pA
I'' 'N' .., ..,.., ,,,.
II knew lo'i.E iI,''t when he came q
.'' , .,,t,-ti'Ir work uuui he was enrolled
80 ,,.rt,.I.l i'm uniform.
al ,-lrr,.v ever saw him afterwards.
r,,, ,.-u m this point. 1 DO not sd!
.o-,.rv and inevitable by any means,
80. ~ H.. "A wholesome suggestion {"
ir'ri.rt here among my remarks.
Iurtner. the movement d Stro11 H'"
49, ~ war. Tor International arpira-
ION Worldwide federation, and d par
lament If nations. that the nations ma!
la,ru war mo- more. that there may l'
-, NOR, seen and displayed in the lah1.
the parades. reviews and manov ,n '''1 sr ~
disciplined murdrTorS, a. 'Ou"' '''
stoi calls soldiers TOT ha'lle' a., os g., q.
'If war Dee "a haIi il, '',lttt5 - o.
10 DOUBT jill tine H...',5t-tt.,.i,,. - moi Wei
day, II Is because 'Hil9udl'' H" H.
succeeded ln domnajhS 'lc W. nth,
If T. were aPpI'pI 49, n ',,r A.
speak q word l'-HI-Ht I"l '"v ~,
Peace Commission, NIl," l'" 49,, - ma
Seutation in this tlt\ anu II 800 80.
in the land. ana IT'S tl'dVi -'' I., ~ IN,
American congress-, anu u n,'''' V,,,oo,-e
President OF thr No., ,.,' e,,,ql fnr d
It's patrons WoulT ia NM. ana Var
Ike spirit 10y however nlSh 'oi'''''' '''''
or virtue anu pa.iI ~ g., tho win,
ou WIZ ho{ "nu i,, mo dance. in
cup, IN .''u- i'', ''',., i,p,t- what v0,
do in your armories' pGt you , W,,t i t I L0
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