The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

IN domestic economy merits It. will yet
the best position III the husbands a!lec.
tons and the greatest quoticnt o. his
love
This, the brethren tell me sometimes
bears very hard upon the first wife, who
while the onl y partner Of her husbands
lot, gets into the haoi, 81 prodigaliiy and
waste: and who suddenly finds hcrscl.
obliged 10 engage in active competition
with several others, for any share in the
affections which she In, been accustomed
to clam and receive alone This sketch
Is drawn ia the precise language in which
It was given to me, by one of the most
honest and out.spokcn men among the
faithful How do my fair readers like
the picturey In justice t. these Amcri-
can Turks, however, let me say that when
they find themselves liable 10 qnell the
strllp IN their families, t,'cy provide them
separate residences, If able to do so
Lady Young" the first wife of Brigham
has always succeeded in maintaining her
title t. separate residence Of her own.
and the best one at that.
BRIGHAM A. AN ORATOR MS TSrtrrScr OVER
rHs NaBNoSs-r gHsoSL prscBlITt1N
On Sabbath morning, June - Big.
ham Young delivered sermon 70 the
Saints ia the Bpwcry, a, PROVO A. he
rosc, every eye was turned uppu him at
once, ami tile Stiffness Of the grave per-
yalud the place The power which Bog
ham } Ids over Dis people is almost ln-
comprehcrsi They hang upon his
lip. with reverence and awe. catching
and trcasuriug his lightcst word as
though II were a pearl f rCstimable
Valse Ehving repeatedly witnessed ev-
Idcnees OF this worship # the Prophet,
! was dismally disappointed with his
pcrsonal appearance had imagined Il
lme-0uking man. upon whose expansive
brow dignity and power sat enthrone'l.
a mas whose presence would inspire re-
spcct for his genius, cvou in the SCOOTER
er rubelicvor Nothing of the sort lie
IS "a NAN little above The medium height
sumcwla inclined Ia corpuleucy. with a
duh. hnllct-looklng sort ct a head, sandy
complexion, and an exceedingly scnsnaN
loukin. moath When walking IA the
wind he usually wears a great pair Of
green goggles Vith these upon his
nose we would naturally take HIM Tor a
country schuol.naster, who bad welded
the birch years enough to acquire a clron-
&c taek.acbe W thout them, he looks
the wiiltul. unr, strained, aud vulgar man
Of t. ,,oGi3, 81 be- has iosi host - heavy
stake at a ra,-hgAt Far Toe II from me
o. caricaiurc tEc mani have ne such
intention ! do noi mean g. charge hm
with ANY oi the vnlgarllicS shadoWod IN
has face for have not had sufficient op.
psrturitv fr oi',,cTF atilT g. s'e allc %
'nGcc # bis tastes IN such connections.
1ut lhc language empl yed above w.a
give clearer idea ol his expression Of
coguicuaucc than any other can cnpioY
lic ~ aNatlc 90 b. m4nucrs, exceeding y
h.nd, but palronI.ac, 10 his assoc.
ates and interiors. easily excited 80
iIuHs aHd always apiuE tGe dignity
90 royalty, with a mock gravity that =
,uI rruu- to thr Wawcd h,n' ldrr II,
is cv.deuty a man 1t muct ftYrv-dne,~
m tho worldly matters, a good business
manager. nudge "a buuH ualgr" and
,h,llH, rlINrs upon t.lr weakness, - h;s
.rtiuU.mtn. knowing oNacily hNw e.
touch i.ic choldS which shall produce tho
Music ht wishes.
Tire order Of his m.nl nevertheless, is
hN. .ud vulelr IT, rs mot a melc,m,
uA is easily corncred jn an argument
up.u almost any question with which
eiy ordinarily >kllliu opponent is iamil-
jat Everybody knows that be- s uuel
heated tie is Nthil, fill of soltgighteoU7
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