New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

heavily ncrustod with white saline deposit water
Supplied from number OF clear springs issuing ITO"
the base OF the sandstone ledge above reierreu TO-
Prominent among the objects first to attract tue h''o
ton is spacious church Uermed rather inconsiseh'y
tahcrnaclel. built Of dressed sandstone ana sur
mounted by a lofty spire set off by a town Clock "A
tempe OF sti more gigantic Dimensions is now III pro-
gress the lower part OF the town
SERVICES IN A MORMON TABERNACLE
My arrival was opportunely timed 10 attend dls
course 10y President Brigham Young. lJoned the crown
that was focking the spacious tabernacle yet uln
ished in the interior, ample sitting room being proVucu
by extemporzed seats of rough lumber The church dg
nares occupied raised platform, with close ralIlhg
in front, winch mainly concealed the occupants from
the view Of the audience the ground moor. lhere
was little of dignity sOemnty expressed In the ta-
ners of the congregation their ecclesiastical leaders,
men loled about with their hats on; women plainly
dressed, chatting and laughing with one anothe
The occupants of the pulpit exchanged familiar greet
ings and there general buzz OF conversation III
the midst of the hum stout elderly man SLOWLY
ascended the platform steps. wearing brown' sleaN
hat, and leaning heavily on a cane More attentive
greeting than usual and the occupation of the central
seat OF honor Indicated the conner "a the highest
official Of the Church OF Latter Day SAINTS the !mmedi
ate successor of Joseph Smith.
The services began with short, common
place prayer from one OF the clueis'
followed by singing of the familiar hymns OF our
den, Young Ohhand way stood before thc deskaa
began his discourse. clear ennncaton ana sort o'
OF speaking gave emphasis 10 MS re-
marks, which distinctly heard in the further part
OF the house; after few sentences tG CtaW o 'o'
ton of his audience, he put on his hat, SAYING; i
have q hat here which suits me very We'll anu thoIEn
some pons to recommend il. In the first place II Is
one that every woman can make AZ nome anu, iuStiu
NJ cosnr q 20 TO 20 out of the country, II can he got up
for 25 cents, less. Now. care more a9out lat Is
uudtr "A mans hat or q wOindus bonner thah loI tnC
rinst styIsh hat that can be got up When can see
/ HVY.g gndl ltrlti
rs a soul there, worth more than any tnluE cse. AZ
th pont there was brief interruption to the remarks
EIiIr a Blessing was invoked on the sacramcntal EN-
| bcms below consisting Of broken bread ana "aiJI.
| Tacy were then passed through the assvh1S n
! vitEOut further ceremony, beng partaken ol ny
! all, both old and youGE. IN inc min snnv
President Young continued his remmhs' 500" 500
! getting warmed up his main topics, VIZ
the duty of lhe faithful 10 comply wh the new le'ea-
ton AMI JON the Order Of En0ch. "Ihi',' says tno
speaker is an that needed to BRING IN the latter
day glory; tins is what rs TO make US united ana PlO
perou> people; whoever holds back Is WITHHOLDING MN @
self from the privileges of tie Church. ana he VIII con-
tuuc 10 I.l aYay tlc ny Lille li hf becomes u''oIf
lost Yea viii not lose any tnng 10y giving up lhe cUu con-
fr0. o vOur property aud ahOr-li YOU really want Will
be supplied a. before without any care on your part
there VIII be still Larger production bI syslenauIgu
than ythi yOI now nave. There Will Dc no poor 10
rich. or rather all VIII be rloH, ana you VIII sec sucn
progress the blessing OF heaven as has never yet
been youeusaied To NY people MI young tit c"uSCi
10 be read paper embracing shor' pro alnV ~ y,
what should be done the first year 90 be modified ana
ENLARGED hereafter rs new aud more complete ItFe"
ton, sn0ud be made. Then 4 few PAIRING words "A
abrupt God bless you All, and the meeting was dis
] missed,
! WHAT YOUNG HAS DONE FOR UTAH.
The impression made by THIS discourse was eyldehty
satisfactory 10 the mass of the audience. 1t repre-
seucd The uttcrdnces OF who for nearly 30 years
has exercised an almost unlimited control over this pe0
pie gathered from all parts OF the earth, ana still
! maintains their confidence He was their Moses, VINO
had brought them Oul OF the bondage OF the ptlstcu
mr Gentiits O a land already flowing with honey, ana
where tnc enjoyed full liberty To follow out the dictates
Of Their religious teachers and gather uumolestcd te
fruit OF their indus nous toll. Under no OJHef couu
| lions than the unyleldlug obedience 10 lahdtlea
belief could such results have been reached III the rpd
| DEVELOPMENT a country naturally fOrbdllng, ana
great pTiyaOn ANA long delayed irultlOn neces
| preceded the success plainly c&lADitSd
Here tie short space Of II years desert waste
/ has been converted into fruitful garden, III whlch
temperate and suhrOplcal frIts grow side by sidc,
wing III the ucliCousucss OF their products. Here
tOuId summer sun frequently raising the temperature
L. IN the shade sends down ITS scOrchnS rays To
mature the riches favored grapes while all inc sur
rounding cOuITy Is plched and deSOlate. due supply
water Is all that necessary to work cut still more
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