New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

one that doeth evil hateth the light neither come,n
he that doeh truth comsh to the light 1nas ms
deeds may be made manifest that they are "'o"e"S
| In God" John III. lS2D
DIsoBEDIENCE IN NEGLECT
Dsobedence is shown also in neglecting TO do
James says Therefore. 70 him that knoweth to DO
good. and doeth It not. to him It Is sin Games w.
~. II is shown also in despisng God for Coo has
not called us unto unceanness, but unto holiness.
He therefore, that despseh desPiseth not man.
/ III Thcssalonians w. 7-s). This is an awful con-
dSn and yet prevalent d 6nonsh nT1 fe un
BELIEF The W nre fes to the Hebrews uses these
tST0hs Words Of lief DO YOU uppos that
! this is d llsht matter? Let me read three verses
verses - to e. and leave them to E9nr t rer
non without a word OF comne ,c are these Adu
try. fornicaion. unceanness. lascviousnesS, ioo-
wrath. strife. seditons. heresies. envylngs. muir
!nurs drunkenness revellinCs and such Ike. or the
Mnl e pas e ihs yoq nSy %S do Such things shall
! inherit the Kingdom Of God.
| Mr.. MacGrcsor followed Mr. Morgan With an ear
nest sermon on determination from the text "Ex-
anime yourselves whether ye he In the faith:
prove your own selves" Tamil David addressed
D. meeting on Round Top In the afternoon DR. Tor
rey spoke as usual on the Holy Spirit. and Or
r : HaInlin OF Washington. and Or A. C. Dixon
Of Ncw- York spoke at Round Top at the twilight
meeting. and Or. e. / Scofeld, OF East Nortnneln
preached at the evening service.
REPORTS FROM ARMY WORKERS.
A. r. Fit Mr. Moodys son-in-la~, read several
extracts from workers in the Army camps last
evening For obvious reasons the names OF some
of the writer's and camps described are omitted but
tho extracts arc from letters received within
waek and produced deep impression "nen rean'
They are given herewith.
". put 800 volumes on the transport Pennsyl-
vana. taking the Montana regiment to the fnip-
pines last lues1ay, and 3to on the no Janelro'
sailing tomorrow with the South DdkoIa u9ops,
and Will place them With All the othcr reeinsu's DC
ih4v 20 1he mon are eager for the BOOKS, ana
doubt /, any line Of work could be OF more service
than this. ~ theJ Will have ample opportun,S W
a mn ~ seven thousand miles OF an ocean voyage
to read. mediate and digest Wound II e4 P9sslo.s
entirely out OF them and have given away some
thing IKE rem thousand and nav exndusos1 s v,G
marke; We now have fourteen tents N S,',sss'i a.
operation ~ camp Merritt. and you hnc" TWO ol
our young men have gone with me nvsdins army army
II, ,,,r ne co nnr;ier,,r' a. H. J. MCOY.
I think It may interest YOU and some ~ ms
brethren at Mortified 10 hear how nucn We dp
pteci1te the ,aneelis'ic work or MI ScniNNrsa IN
mis- regiment re was with rs on MONDAY zen.
ing. and have never seen men 50 Ir9 royd -
produce Deeper CONVICTION OF sn LHn ih ms ms mem
edtnGSd Tn rsIIIbm s n efS Mos OF whom
lieye TO he genuinely converted ,perrvsox
Chaplain ot the i5sth Indiana Fo ~ g1S.s
s-,G ctyl ff ,c am re JlSis napci.s
,r cornforI BAGS On hoard IN" Yale the Harvard,
.ho Cincinnati and ten other vessels tnat nav
70 M Hamp52n Roads and 0'X' f FEST
EAGER TO HEAR THE WORD.
Al nicht al our tents are hlled with men listen
Ing 70 Gospel messages have spent twelve
years IN evaneestic work here and abroad oH'
never Jaw such attention 10 religious teaching or
hesrtie- respons, to the preacher scores are
being converted on the camp grounds We know
you praying for us. and ask Tor v nsd nsed
mon nd means FOR erysns smomt ,I t. n ps%
pie our meetings arc stu going on win me
same great interest. and many sons ars acorp,inS
morning to minister to dying boy At the hos
pa but he IT, chr'an Sa 9Hd s gSn s'G the
hosnl;aI one y ne surgeons At headquarters
called for MS to up to his tent. ana Sald
m ws sT ss the for 'lGEs' ne Vs did, ana
OF the doctors stood around US A. ne . Glose
MI Ss P sradS% .8 sgFs gee, here often
z, y9Y rom ~ i r 0 tbs place would we'll
nigh unendurtbir
A SOLEMN SCENE.
wish you could have looked in upon the scene AZ
tho le0,h Indiana last night II was their last night
hefore leaving for Porto Rico. Their largo tent
would not hold one-han OF them. but away pack
upon the hill they stood through 1t all and at the
close when ! asked all 10 come forward that
wanted 10 accept Christ. there were almost Two
hundred men who came forward and crowded until
VIC could not reach all OF them to take their hands
I'm confession OF Christ After we mad them hft
their hearts to God In prayer. we stood with oo"'h
heads. and ! asked all who wanted TO enter a
solemn covenant to live for Christ 10 ft their right
hands and answer Il do" 1t was solemn but
what a blessed scene Just IN front OF me stood n
Young man with a broken and contritc heart. As
we closed he took my hand and said; ! am a
minister's SON twenty-four wears Old | nave been
pleaded with many times TO take this step. but
hnr reN YER
away from them. They wanted TO taik Win , US
grows sweeter in the hospitals every day ny
brother and sang about twenty pieces this
morning in the various wards. We stood
to a dying man OF tho ist Maine Only a. few hours
Christ but he could only whisper a faint response
and we knew not the state OF ms sou, hosn,,,i.
In the morning and preaching al over over the CAM, at
more marked. Cases multiply and are severe. II IS
distressing to sec so much suffering But our yis.
welcomed a,T by the men on. what privileged But
fOns Tn @ be ~ss Eou of GH5k side The
arHnkrnnesi dinishGs The nSnsy OF men
over the camp 1t Is as sodom in her day of sin
The very air is polluted by them ! am trying to
send in largely, signed petition | called on Cen
eral ard told him the horrible ia fSG rs whSh
tentvey AMI admitted all my conclusions, but
yania surgeoH Of one OF the brlsados tells me that
he has ordered the discharge OF every man In that
M hHe Been detected mG sent some
Only think of the consequences to poSterity!
PATHETIC INCIDENT IN CAMP.
One Of Major Whites experiences was as fol-
lows
We spend our forenoons going to the hospitals
There arc about one thousand men at Chlckamauga
In the various hospitals, sick with maarisl fever
and typhoid fever. and every day God brings us
the bedside OF hungry. thirsty, dying soldier
boy; One OF our men OF the First Division was
some Of these that have entered upon the service
for the first time little strict In their dlsc-
pne about allowing soldiers TO be visited. He
asked the surgeon; May go in and see the sick'
Is there any good ! do?' For Gods sake.
yes" he said go with that woman. She bias just
arrived from the North. and can't bear TO tell her