The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-23

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In addressing you rs above, = neglect any
siiiorisl honor which q due, ffom the TACT thni
Ihsvs no 'rsnchalt' for display In. the col.
unss Of The press ss. 81. aa.
=. Il wisl, 70 write as to an old friend First, 1
hank yotI heartily for the NogSIAIpEER, IL was
de htst Valley friend 10 welcome me on my
arrival 1t liverpool, and has been a weekly
visitor since 1 have lntroduced him 10 seye-
raj gentlemen and ladies, mot, OF our. persua,
: lon. lrho pronounce him a racy and pleasant
coupsalens 81 ss5: X 800 : :.
: u have eaeouraEernentE thata place Sha y be
reserved fin him AZ tileir tables, aid ,.rnoans
forwarded 10 make, hinia weekly visitor, for
q yem You wonld BE amused to hear. The
'lunuinr MP *of lis frientIss say they :stliera
iishops thsFs 10 salt Lake. sll kinds Of trades;
Spa1technigQn, the SAME Is III pnr cities. aid
nifthink adyetti ssnaenta Coz lilIncFs. dress,
makers, and lady musical professors, . s &c
Why,whRt could Horace tiFeefF think when
hssAia She saa no; signs Of totit,cs of women
DANG business 10 II,Ijr.;;'' 'Ss2y ii,os :,.@
Well, 10 be: short, .fesltA tie MeuNraIS rEa
Frsheblag Until, Ike OUT Elders rpgr feilow,
he comes hof,io nearly wofp>ept H:
lam stationed ia Southampton district, one
u .he most Fll,asaqt parts OF England, both
tstclimats and sce1egy The district Is.ehl
posed Ofssome twelve eoli4lti0s, and dliEblRctes
" Ia ID linIts many old battle fields. urauastie
ruins, tncient castles, gloomy oaLhedrats, and
sites Of feadai splendor, linaele Immortal BY
England's best scholars. as well sasarae of tlle
ehisf depots Of Englaoil,ss modern: proves
Portsmouth, her great naval depot. and Alder.
shot, her great military college, are 10, The
Farrieg Of my lahork3 50 also Is oxford, To
teach her priests 70 pray that t,e Armstrong 4.
Snaps, and Minie's may prove edc1tual in.
dealing death on all her fJeA. se.. 8:
Aman in this land Il constrained 10 cxoIajnr:
ehristianttyl Where. oh where is 10y consist.
ehcyl go. =: s.. II ~.
: !. have visited WaYetIy Abbey, painted In
such glowing language BIZ Scott; you need his
book with you To realizGyon are at the place,
and also his faneyf.by the hy. fancy rs needed
"a visiting nest Of the famed Legendary places
. OF the land Nettly Abbey requires. the halo
oil t"ncy to deaaca your perceptions Of tie tale
THAT four hundred baby SIX ulIs were found
embedded IN tlemlrc and filth Of It's n, o1t. .
II Is no longer mystery to me that Harry
The 9Th should be,alt patronof the rcforma,
non; aud Bsrhlm could do a thriving business
IN our time on The principle of being
vel up to. the. dodge. Hypocrisy. Cant!
AAt!! can't! nre the garments. Of the PRIESTS,
IhsNsyes Of French infdelity arc kweepFog
C'et'he land, and prostitution, adultery, bank.
tOpsch oppression, suicides, and murder are
'a'Sing5 over every birsrier of religion and
law 90 say the statistics. 81 ! r -as-... &c.. !
hk Of oppression. and corruption in Utah.
Dahi Why, sir, have seen more sin and
Nie'cAsdness IN two hours walk than Wit
p''sea ~ Utah during eight years. If YOU
NOV OF any Mormons weak in faith or dissatis.
~ send them on mission here, it will soon
settle them, =. ,;. - - :. : - :
-, .se woFk. Or Mormonisni here, Is inaprctty
- ha1e better, IN one respect, than / ever
As'E-; the elevated, moral, and spirit.
s1 ~ OF these who compose the church.
=, go bnghAm's last sermons arc better than
=. Tue 'pulleys aud fetteisn in the world.
'Gste VIII be 4 good work done here. 4 :...&
~ nay Staines Heedharn, aud myself
49, I' over on tiIe steamer AIago, with the
.N4nons, sent out by President Young TO;
Aalestya Government We landsd Mt