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( The meeting adjourned till two r. II. sgY
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Elder George q Cannon. ..ft 4s.sf NE.
Editorial Views Of Brieham Youns's Spded
successor. 1aI
From the Salt Lake Evening News tGrre O.
Cannon, expected successor OF Brigham, tor),
| A most beautiful day it has been for the .0ane
Of the Conference services. Peace rcigns inI0n;
the people are peaceable and tranquil, re md
In the blessings which nave been vouo ned
to then notwithstanding the nefarious. ines ary
and atroclOus schemes OF demagogues, who ~ nj,
character. no standing at home. TO III
duce disorder, excitement, confusion, ,cn
and even blo0dshed IN a this naturally rsAcA
cid. wel-deposed, ORDERLY and indusiou
inIquitous ring the people stnl nave the privile OF
worshpplnC God IN peace, Of serving him accUlng 3
to tine dictates OF their own consciences albeit sey
against the will OF a corrupt Judiciary, plot us
Satan himself but rotten as touchwood
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y OF all disingenuous argument of all msy
casuistry, Of all transparent sophistry, AL
thin disguisement OF ali swallow preNts,
that by which II is sought TO place plural mar
riagc on . par with murder, robbery or ar fel
palm. 1t is Q fayorite plea argument we car
scarcely regard it-of most persons who oppose
plural marriage, that a man may as well be cxnssd
for theit or murder as for celestial mN-
riage An Why sof Whom does man
rhs %a,rage nss' ina, we nse
not do: Any other womans1 Not that We ever
heard OF. Any Other man How lie 2 does he
rob anybody III he does. who Is itY Dos bo
destroy nef why, no. marriage naturally Increases
life what harm, then, does he dor What vrone
does he doi What crime, morally speaking, duss
who could give an intelligent answer to tts
question. s-.T ~ i9t3l sAi 24 t AleNs.