The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-01

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Romsh's sphers ard destiny radically iIliFfsnt
BON ,his.s
He visits the Tabernacle, and thus
DISCOURSE on the congregation and the
services:
]. slice nv interview with Brigham YeunR. ]
hive esjoyed opaottaaiuiss for studsing the
MSrlaous ulbtia social Vi festive and u Their
devotional sssslnblies or prisa : DIAL inter
eour Is that 4, interconiss be seq family and
fanily-I "a there comPasaliysly little hers;
~, weeii siofno0s and G4niilssar Strangers. vi
| fosrse s,ili less Thslr reli oas services are
q q. like ,liase TIA may ~ sllsrs,l o.
u.s. ehdrches u most ~ oaF popular stets; The
music saiksr bstisf tllsn you win hear 4, an
| nyefs INV worshping asstnbisge II the ststesi
tke Ir4yefs pertinent and falI 81 JUNCTION; the
sefno afap,sdfo isstes 81 needa dill rent from
mine. They seemed 10 me famnIiig ioematlr.
and in digestrl; 10 facl, Elder oiso1 Pau, who
preached III The matniDg, pysfseed bis harargae
Eby I staiernent that lie had been hard IL wpr on
his fsfm throughout lhe veil; aud lahorea uadsr
lcoussga sut physical eShausip ion Elder ihu
I TayiM lbeiiese he = one % he Tiselyri at ~
tvsnis be u 4 high dignitaiy III The leteh, and
a4nsn u decided 1aipr9i ahiiity spoke likewise
En- he afernoap win li,le ORE Irpinsdi it IL K
Horace believes every preacher
should BE- i worker He likes to see
such ID the bayfield,, innocent Of
Sbroadcloth. He can be edited BY q
deyout, nnlettered evangelist who works
to support bis family part of the week,
andpreaches ID the small school-house Of
3by the way side, ii small way, for
the good of folks souls, il lie does not
talk grammar, provided he talks sense.
But to preach before such congrega-
lions al those in the Salt Lake City
II Tabernacle, d man should study, and
j hold sacred the rules Of logic and
grammar,
The discourses he heard IN the Tab.
ernacle did not cdify him They were
too s'intensely and exclusively Nor.
mon. They assumed that the Nor.
mons were Gods peculiar people, an(
the rest Of mankind were shut out oil
h the ark The Mormon religion wal
Judaic rather than Christian. Nor
iilloniism vas too much like the Pharisee'i
I prayer Horace continues; /:
Nsi.htr from slis pulpit mr. elsegshare have
heard from = NJ orn IN one sphnlansaas. heart,
lfpca4uiff 10 Of tie essen5i i brotherhood Sf III
episre HamaD R4eA--oue generous prayer n
& The enlig ,tennpas ard salvation Of ait mankind
h o. The athef habn, HavE besf 81 Ni8eftY eiya,
Il 10 nniststaRd thas nv iri,sriacntprs exreet i
/. at on btaues and 10 bearalip ever ntlliltnaes
Is tie no gnaehieg Kingdom % Cad III FACT
Ioae SINGERS dtv@lt man hiss to-day asaispel
I1hst 20 M IS ! re,sop for polyeamy. te want
gull ~ himself, BY ,llling q rye aud dlyatsl
lid family here, for bsaTi,e rule over. III
llHrincipattyin he sstew sartl z, Thai he knoss
4 1, b. a hand think hs night ar better d.
8 yotea few y. airs 70 pa1detirg Ghrfsf,s ayIfp I
abs effect. I. He who would he least 10 The HIM
dom Of Iiesven n. iie same skalt be prea,est
q 4 Wss nidtcstysd with fegatd 10 HE Boil, {
I M p,mohI had undefstoet tlat Ii u INV vi
fasiIy siscs did, Or ut least lIeelrrte;t. IN In
8 Csurch tnits services aiIa mi is.fafiots. b
4. 2 der Pratl gave us synopsis ri rs cnutents ain
ttsatsd.it ttioughal ss o .qpai 81, horily an
. 20 -, = 4 I "a 81 N u e. ~ - .s
{ He Incl read from ii, however, hut ftol
#, n iacli, and quoted text after tex. from th
! Psephels, which ecited te predictions af Ii
tstiiiug ana discovery Of ills hook. s}
: The cangIesaj ion con listed 81 fitber seFylc
! Of son,e fifteen haadred to wo Thousand perso9
:. -rlorr in the tnornine Than IL The At etnoop.
B large majority Of ,htm Quot ineli4i6g th
ders and chief men, ofWbprn a. tiezen. or i
were presen' WIRE tyiiiettly o. Eurnpenn ir,I,
I DIX The M iq It's II The males we're past iii
i natldiengf ife, Aiigsyes earnest herd 20 I'll
Esxetcisfs throughout; in fact, have seldom
been fold that the M rpons were Tema, kabl
isEorant, suptlslilaus and bratsi zssl; but Ii
aspect o. these Congregations did not snstal
:Hthsi assertion. Very ftw Fnrsl congregation
would exhibit more h,a = epineing decided abil
Fly; aud dopb, whelhtr any assenblage .
& largely Enopean tnsits composition woliId max
better appearance Eol that EpTopeaps -
less ltellectuat or eoineIy than Americans; bn
our immigrunis are mainly % The poorer GLASSES
and peystly, Prystion, and rugged toll pio,
hard, folbiddirg ltHe. in The human ccupt snany
elsewhere than ii Utah. Brigham Yong wa
no, present at either service. 81 .s5s . Is
:. Do I rfgaid the great body Of these MOI
: pops a. knases and hypechtes1 Assured
not. ! de- moi bsliessthers was ever 4 reliRie
whereof the great mass Of The adhslelas WEI
fnnt honest and sincere. Hypoeritvs and knaYs
there are in al see1s; il is quite possible ihs