Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04

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advance funds to emigranis. In these.
and hundred unnamed industries. ex-
tending all the way from Bear river to the
Colorado. the accumulated capital Of the
church viii be scattered, as il is already
to a great extent, in irrigating, fertiliE-
ing aud ever-swelipg streams. No pub
lie or private enterprise, not based upon
sound financial principles, can engage the
attention or receive the endorsement Of the
Mahom,t Of the West. No public or pri- 1
vate enterprise of approved merit need 90
abroad for capital. The managers Of the
great overland railroad fud in the head OF
the Norman church prompt and respon'
sible contractor for millions of dollars
worth Of railroad constructing. The Scau-
diuavian or English emigrant. who desires
10 purchase a COW, or bushel or two OF
seed. on credit, cun find the necessary
accommodation at the same uniailing ami
Ibiauitous fountain of advice aud assist
ance. So complete is the general comb
lence in this Mormsn prophet. that he is
able at ly moment, without the invest
nent of a farh rg, to WELD Il labor force
equal to that of ten millions OF dollars.
For be can place aud keep in the field ten
thousand men, who will toll for years at
any avocaton whatsoever upon his bare
endorsement Of ultimate profit Unlike
prominet leaders of political rings in the
East. this man invests in power alone
those gains which they squander in fiarhy
, libraries which they never read, and IL
g pictures and jewels, and articles OF yirtu
, of the value and quality Of which they
, are alike ignorant. His daughters dow
cries are not displayed in their wedding
trains. His sons visit the Atlantic State
without lounge at Saratoga or Lon,
Branch, and tarry for months in EurOp
o without acquainting themselves with tn
:, mysteries Of rouye-et-aoir, or trente-e
quarante.
The Lion House at Sat Lake City
Mr.. Young's residence--is an uupretend
e. ing two story dwelling, with dormar VII
iows. ipcIosed within six.foot wall, an
u wallj>urrouuded by trees. HIS house
90 throughout the city are simply cottage
His private carriage is an old Fashioned
e, covered rockaway, and his horses strong
Indicate former familiarity with tn
g. plow. Through his half closed eyes, Ill
ID panther asleep, his great exocuti'
brain looks out upon the little world
r, has made, aud orders its affairs with Il
sagacity of an industrial king
y Domestic infelicities, though perha
70 less commoa than is popularity believe
30 are by no means unknown. The regul
tion, however, which allots one separa
C. week of Lotharian devotedness to ea
- partner relieves the subject of those u
happy consequences accruing from pl
Il, longed familiarity, which, it may be
membered, are so vigorously set forth
OF Bulwer's story of the "Wart and t
Squint." Even while living under t
same roof, they wisely take their mel
apart. and although many stories arc t'
of iealousies aud outbreaks, nothing wo
than a cold douche bath, delivered W
49, holy JUNCTION by disinfected party
the first part, has ever come under
II notice. There is less OF this, howev
i than it would seem possible under C
of ditipn of things where the same Sacrhc
20. subject serves the martial relation to b
49, grandmother aud granddaughter at
-, same time. But it is not too much to
les that misguided, deluded, and unhappy
ns they unquestionably are, the lives OF tn
women are heroic. All honest purpt
~ not compulsory, but voluntary, for the
-, of ecu .cientious ends, leading thro'
,he suffering and sacrifice, and eliminating
inc no phase of self-elory, but in more or
,,,s of misery, selt-imposed, to the very G
=. is true herosm; and in this light,
life of theirs is the sublimity of hero
-, III For it deals not alone with physical W
it entails no essential physical dis,omi
"a it exhibits no phase Of fierce fire-spler
,no to attract the eyes of the world, such
In lit the sword of Joan dare, or wrea'
the ambitious brows of Roland or
! Antoinette but the spirit wrlthes !"
the white lips are dumb, and under
shadows Of their homely walls they sit
= nurse their religious zeal, and in the
of conscience pour their lacerated !
80 and fashion them into the lives OF
Th tyrs. Few religions are luxuries OF I
:. selves, and this one least Of all.
whoever would learn the true weig,
the cross should but look in the face
-, these Mormon women. Despised OF
80 .: world, and rejected by the seekers 0
''0.' Living God, they patiently and unr