Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-31
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said incidentally ~ - ~
! have reported his ~ b aid TOBY Oac 1iot0
and observations. en PeaS PIN
responses and explanatioosL He spoke rvsdily. not
always with grammatical accuracy, but with M hes
i,ation or reserve lie very plainly DRESSED In
thin summer clothing and with air Of sanctimony
or fanaticism. In appearance he Is portly. frank,
sood.natnrcd rather thicksct man Of ty five, seem
ing to enjoy life and to be in particular hurry 10
get to heaven. Ills associates are plain men: cvt
IDENTIFY born and reared to life Of labor and Look.
ing little like crafty hypocrsrs or swindlefs a.
any body Of men ever met The absence Of can't
n snrfiie from their manner was marked AMI gvn
cral, yet think may fairly say that their Nor
:nonsm has not impoverished thcm-that they were
generally ponr men when they embraced Il end arc
now in very comfortable Circumstances-as men
averaging three or four wives apiece certainly need
to he.
Isaid to the assembled chiefs at tho cose 81 tho
above colloQuy that the dcgration Tor IL YOU tic sr
The restriction) If Woman to the single otlicc II
.hild-bcaring and t. accessories. Is an inc,ia'c
consequence Of tho system here paramount have
rot observed sign in the street. ADVERTISEMENT
IN the journals of this Mormon metropolis, whereby
\ woman proposes tn do anything whatever. n"
Mormon has ever cited to me his w,r's or any NO
mans opinion on any subject; no Mormon woman
has been introduced ar has spoken I" me; AMI
houses no one has spoken q! his wife Tor wirr>) dc
string to see inc. or his desiring me to make her or
their acu,,antancc voluntarily indicated the cS.
is,cncc &c such being or hcings. will not at
tcmpt to report our talk On this subject, hccsu>c
unlike what have above given, il assumed s"s,c.
what the character of diSpn,aii"n. aud c''a'd
hardly give it impartialy; hut ono remark m''c ~
President Young think can give accurately. aud
il NAV serve as sample of all th,t WAS ctcrrst "n
that side. II was in these words, think, exactly
III di,ot consider myself competent to transact
a certain business without tskin: my wifcs err any
womans COUNSEL with rVyarl to Il. think ought
Ia let that business alone" The spirit with rr:sri
to Woman. Of the entire Norman, as II all other W.
lvgamic systems is f,irly displayed in this s'"wal
LIT anv such system lrr"nc established snd rrrSs'
lent and Woman will soon Sc SNntin~i to the hsyn.
and her appearance in the street with un,vSi fasr
will h. counted mmr>.s>'. ! i"yfy trust the
genius cf the Nineteenth Century tc> t"s >s'u,in
"f the rr,blcm ii W"msnS sphere snd destiny rat.
callv different from this
Tus GvrAr E,Srrxx-ThS w,n Irsal vessel i ~
last cru,ric;c Her = every tHus''c. and
the y,,iul slusS; k>c> i:>,li IN rambling over the
We; uucrvraiSl achievements which It msy ~ rrr
,fsv r,e>;;lc s,r man u icaslixc. The Gpst East
c-n marks c,isit,v an IRA in the history VI ship
hu:k.ir- The magnitude y. the moys>;cr >cVrn>
almost Incredible when We c,nccivc the sjscs she
must ~rupy s.i the skill and industry to which il
owing her c,arlcticn. The weight II ircn alCnc
used in tSc construction al her hull Is heavier by
two thousand tons than the cn,irc burden II the
suleniM steam frisa:c Nisssra. which '~cu,y hriSi
months ac,. was lcNkci uron as r aryrl of r,ari
time r,acn,fccncr Yet the Niacars. whose decks.
from end to end looked like plark.covcrcd street
fom their great length. would no, reach I" the
mainma>t Of the Grrat Eastern. Ra, ~hca VIC
look at the burden of the ship. imagine the ms'c-
rails used in the llira.aya Niagara. :usS %: Wei.
linston Great Britain all accumulated in one vessel
and then lackin. the lie anil strength Nv m"rc
than SGcO tons of the tremendous Graf, which viii
snon be on its wav to roy,hni. Her ,onnsrr i
nearly As great as the confined sunnsgc of the ten
tremendous nc-ofiatlc >hirs--inciusiin. tho cncc
unr;vallc' Pennsyivania-that registered on the
United States Navy list.