New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
BISHOP TO TROOPERS.
SQUADRON AS SERVICE AT THE CHURCH
OF THE HEAVENLY REST.
80 ,,opc,x THE cHAP1AIN. PLEADS WITH THE
CAvALRYMEN LEFT At HOME ~ M
THOSE ~ CAMP AND BISHOP FoTIE"


breaches oN AUTHORITY.
than ,s,.I sentiment and interest attached TO
the annual church parade and services OF Sq'a-'o.
hitch took Mace Yesterday afternoon ran ~
.hn ,,oon ,s now in the active service OF 'he 'o"'
and the members who remained nome ala - nv w.,
| because the whole OF the command was n'' a.
for II Is well known that every man III INV ''
ron is eager 10 go 20 the front ana pu' lo' -"
,,ob ZEN in the afternoon and untoi'U"''''y
, snoled the parade is Gndoubted mat inc u.'
\ . ,.o,,,5 have received many evidences OF puD'c
,d,,iration IN the course OF its narch rom w.
aruorv TO the Church OF the Heavenly RS
Tiftb-ave where the services were "''''
church itself however. was cro"d'o J" '''' F
and was decorated with the Stars and Su'P'S anu
>.,,, ,hIor,s More than hundred men, III
| r,udress Uniform commanded by captain OINe' !"
Brakeman took part in the parade. Tney were nv.
a, the entrance to the church by MdJol-"e"'
! Charles F. Roc. Division Commander y ~ y ,"
! lately appointed bricadicr-eenora OF VoIuh''''''
| COMMANDED by two of his staff. who marched al '''
! head OF the troopers UP the centrh aiS'e ~ "
! ca,s which had been reserved for them
The service was fully choral. the organ beng aug
| menied by a harp and quartz; OF Dr'sS '
| men,s from the squadrons band h'ShoP
| preached the sermon the prayers were "''m' -
! tho Roy John Williams and the Rev. Dr. D. Parker
| Morgan the rector of the Church OF the H''N'''S
Rest who IS also the chaplain Of Squadron ~ ''''
| the lessons
| UvIp FOR POOR TROOPERS IN CAMF.
| ,,,or tho singing Of the anthem. the Pilgrim
uarch from The Crusaders" Or. Morgan bilenF
addressed the troopers He said he 'e)o'ced u'"'
when the call for duty came it found the squau'o"
ready and more than ready. with every o'"''' ''''
man prepared 10 respond Unfortunately Inc "a"
| came for only one third OF the squadron, cause
for reere; on the part OF those who were III 'onS'
| ouonce forced to stay at home. Referring to inc
illness of Cantain Badsey, Dr.. Morgan said ne ha'
| received a telegram from Fort Myer VINE" '''"'
| Captain Radgley is apparently better ms 'no' mus
than at any time since his sickness began o"
| Thinning DIR Morgan spoke I'm the highest praise OF
| Lieutenant Coud,it. upon whom the c"m'n'"u VI
the troopers at Camp Mger had devo'ed' r'm'fN-
ing among other Communications tina, he was
worthy son OF worthy sire
There i one OF ncr thing" Or. Morgan went on.
| 80 which wish 10 refer. You are "hHhg ~
90 TO the war Il called upon. but as You nave ho'
been called upon the question naturally arises
whether we VINO arc left cannot do somethin! 10
he,n the men who are Aghjlng for our country. TN"
nrs, thing would suggest Won should do Is TO No'.
Yourselves In readiness In case your services Sho"'u
be required and the mex, thing IS that You ana an
Of rs should do what in us lies 10 minister 20 ia"
wants not only OF own comrades. bUt o. an
the soldiers who have gone 10 the front Th"t S''h
helm is REQUIRED IS shown from m" following letter
which was received from ChickamauSa lat fr'aay'
We ohio men arc well taken caro- 81. but ! want
ia sneak OF tho poor fellows IN the I'd United St'''
Volunteer Cavalry from Montana and Dakota. etc.
Far from home. no friends and many very SIX
Hospital only holds thirteen. ID nurses except ih"
mo, themselves: no cots 10 night clothes. no nan
mel HANDBAGS no beef extract anything. ana only
one young surgeon. who is doing all he can
III you can help them will ne a blessing 80
use going 20 cuba 20 show humanity W might be-
gin here
d. Morgan added tina, ihe immediate ncc"ssiti"'
! ~ fbese cavalrynon had been furnished and fhnf
the afternoons offcrtory would he devoted - pay
ing for the goods which haI already been for-
wardei
THE BISHOPS SERMON.
Bishop Poucrs sermon was based Oh The need Of
obedience TO authority. and OF the qualities which
should be possessed by thoe" IN whom authority
Is vested He said among other things.
There are in the world two types Of authority
the higher type and the lower Typ no h'sh"s
type. whether II incdrnaies itself IN military c,Nl
or domestic NE Is that type which may he called
The representative au'hoTi'y. Iei M give you an
Illustration Of ny meaning. \ number 99f years
| ago when ! was a pastor IN Western Pennsyl-
vania. while riding IN tr3in / ana my IIl 10Y,
hurled from places and hcapcd together ~ one
end of the car our train had collided with an
from the debris was one 81 tremendous destruction.
confusion and wrcckage. In few moments wh"n
the panic had somewhat suhsided there came oui
Of the thrOng small slender man, whom met
then for the nrst tine ana VINO ii.rw'rI ioVh -
great part ~ the war OF the N'h''iloil N'.i'ou'
rnisimc his voice without veh"m"nce OF gesture.
ia naturally calm manner h" took command or
cccdcd Ia clearing the track Of the shattered loco
motives and cars asked who mis- man was ana
found he WAS the assistant superintendent % the
company n, lfierWard became Assistant Sccrc-
,ary OF War leaving record in tn" service or ms
and his singular gifts Of leadership VIII never for
get There could not be more perfect ilnstra Npn
than this OF the incarnation and imp"rsonauou OF
what may be called imperSOnal authority From
-irst last there was no osentation obirusivencss
or concoi.. He a trained civil engineer. and
knew his business through and through tie had
entire command over himself and the impression
you got from MIN. when was IN" TSh' IMPRESSION
was that he " representing the organized force
OF the vast corporation Of which he WAS a member
Authority = net incdrnif"i IN violence OF VOC"
or gesiicu'ation. That thing which gives ue ihe
sense OF power in an officer D. That first Of all he
must DE master % himself II T. nor necessary for
him TO heated analhcmas. violence Or passion
lie mus lcacu 90 master himself. ana recognize
that he is simply the Representatives OF higher
power Of the vas' force ~ which hc b. one.
II H. for you. and for me. whether "" administer
authority submit 10 authority. NOT to say. II am
= man having authority" but TO say. Ike the cen
iurion said TO Jesus. IN he incident tha read
10 ,1 %t ai fg IKE ling Ghii liil"rcnn;c.
civilization from haroarism is order Thc hing
that lifs conn'r, out Of IA" savag" sta'o is me
recognition Of la". 80 we touch here the gr'ai
secret OF service ia human lfe IL is 10 recognize
that each one Of rs Is part rOi only ~ the human
] bu, the divine orcef Jesus might have said II am
d man under authority" He came - cypress his
r rSdr o o ,oc r , ~ .rn DE Sc,
in high place or low place.
Bisnop Potter closed q s"rmon that Was forrbi,
throughout and ~as listened TO win thc ''"p"s'
attention 10y asking "Wha' SHAH We 30 with ih'
; people whom snail conquer? Su,Juvdic Them
cxart toll Of th'inr Nay' Let us better tnc.r con
dillon. rghi the wrongs tnat nave been wrought 10y
p, | a corrupt occ.cSldsiicsm aHd n.illtirlsm i'dci
them that America stands for liberty peace. order
and purity This FITS the soldiers calling into he
iieforc pronouncing the bcncdictlon. bishop pot
ter offered prayer Tor IN" s"'riy ana "eiibelng Of
: | the Army and Navy.
) AUERICi'S WORLD INFLIENCE.