The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-09

| scolding. and the Gcnto Of to-day may he tho
| saint of tomorrow 50 we must live in peace and
| charity with all mankind"
New sets Of dancers were forming on tho
| nOor and Mr.. Young contemplated them awhile
| making comments ON the couples us they came
No." said he. :" ] can't see that this il an i'm
! provemcnto on the old way. and besides there's
| TOO mu'h nude OF u ball nowadays, ana there Is
always now things To bc got Tor II. and IT keeps
up too late. and the women folks are fussy for
Two or three days before 1t and good for moth
ing all the day an r IT. ana not up To pray rs
next morning. Tor lis already morning before
they turn in and the children are neglected
ana there's always sure to be some one that
wasn't drcsscd as we'll as some one else No.
tncrcs nrither beauty nor sense in this new
way; 1t would have done your heart
good To sec us In the first years of the
s'ul'm1nt out here after we got we'll under
WY WY ana the Lord began to prosper Us; W. had
bullS u couple OF times u week. hops we
cHll.u thsnl then. ana the = came in their
pr'Ilty nome made shops gray ifrorks
her shirt @@nE in danced anG s,d in
want they w'rc-and the girls wore
their hair low on the back of their heads. in
stead OF stuck up on the top that way with bows
anu vegetables and things; and the young
men snirt collars didn't threat n 10 saw their
heads of as ymoycd. No" said he, shutting
Gun say that young man in swallow
tnilrd coat. and with shirt front as stifl ~ the
uishnoard OF a wagon. is an interesting special
uir l., Ior one wouldn't take to him II WAS n
woman. But woman. God bless her. takes to
nun hhNioW Tor brurr or worse ; AMI that's in
haturc. But. as far us looks 20, | tlink the
old way was the handsomrsi ana the men
looked best in form and motion in gray pants
ana red SHIRT or. since som" were bound to be
ioppish. IN black pants and n billed shirt"
A. Tor the drspot will Of Brigham Young.
Wniih changed to his own purposes the minds
TINES have / heari Mr. Young taik 90 Of '' VIII
and leadership and such SUBJECTS that hard
~ know how To report him. As WIS natural.
that line of thought was much in his mind [
may. however. tell the first conversation We had
on tne suY,t. gs II started out Of nothing. SO TO
speak. and Mr.. Young always talked best when
NJ followed ms own lead IN conversation, and
poorest when qnvbody questioned him. He was
50 unique IN his mental cnnstitutioH that his
thoughts never fitted themselves To the
I h,rir oil o,her PEOPLES. Questions l have
andred Tines ".NW6 What ore d i2n o, kn9w "a
qnislte Tor leader Of the Mormon people Mr.
l9ung asked an enlightened scientific
really 30 not know. Pom my word Couldn't
say. Whenever any on" is called t. be- % leader
81 T.. IN" Mormon people he must 10 to God with
The circumstances ~ our first conversation
W'r" these; one Of the bows had bought MIR.
Young present OF small git clock from Paris
the Kind of clock that shows all the works un-
der u glass dome Mr.. Young brou hi it into
Ia" school room and set 1t ON the window sill
IN the sunllg and sat with the children watch
lhg Y En. What Il pretty little thing II j." he
cried see how IL goes. 1t seems alive with
lis tick. tick. tick. When | WAS n boy had a
great turn for clocks. Ii any one had a clo,k
mat wouldn't go. would ! irt i lie idle? NJ.
no, no. would be glad of the chance to take "A
ny AZ II. i VIII always believe in my heart that
l hHd mechanical genus. There's nothing de-
stroys mechanical genius like bothering with
Bothoring with people" reported IF
p'9lle bother ,you' you must be IA very much
People don't bother mo now" he answered
- People haven't bothered me for many n long
year. tut they did bother mo terribly ut first,
Mh.h ny mechanical qualities were at their
J." st. There is something divine i'm the mo-
chani'al law and force working out uniformly
i' siyrh end; AMI the mechanism. Whatever
GIN. grows under the hand ike a thing Of life.
tuuu-h hut yesterday there WAS nothing there
hut dead wood pr metal. What has been added
W" cannot weigh, measure. SOC. take in with any
OF our SENSES. Mystery IL in it all. A mira,le
has been performed 10y Us amt through us. Ii is
s"ii I'll Il at every step. But. with. peoplcl Yes
!. lhrrng with people Is what ! Said-peope
hr' =" sloppy. You may show them the way
of IN" Lord. they may pray 10 the Lord h. show
nom His way. and they viii get right up on
way they did before they prayed. and never lnt
Ih' prayer expand them into mast .ry ol things
ana iar-'-d "alng with man. People, h"cr-d, /
u o. throw them un "pcuple do the wr,u.
ihIn- lni TIE foolish I'll TX that tu"Y hny. b-.n
r' u-tnmri to do in tho old order when tho !
risnt thing il easier and pieaslntar ami more ]
lroI.lahi''-ani ANY way. whether cu-irr or not. |
!, is We tIlns We came cut @ th" desert t. du. /
VI loss must have l"ii when snw the loya Of tho /
" y. ,, ~ VA, hrlri~ Of lae snni~ To wna md /
'ni hay" ". been divlnely lcd-tD worship tho /
golden ralfl
ne worst time was not when W. were poor
m ~trus-i ins. for then W. rlung To each other |
40 ! shared everything there WAS with each /
tlrr. ana reJoic"i IN each other's JOY and went |
sith ga IA other "a bcretNrmcut on So muny
l'ar ltil" rhilir u ~ we lost. Tho Wa.lln.,f !
l" mothers rem the air of the dos srt and we
iai to comfort them and boz "a siren -th To- them
ihcn, WAN our own hearts breaking"
f'rr Mr. puu- buried ms face IN mis- hands
yrr 'omr hy the re- sole tons of the harI.hits
y me first wintrr IN tho wilderness. When
hlnh oi az tIat he continued. IN Vui-s of .
motion, | i""l fan of uuSprakuhe tender
'7S tor my people: AMI whrn look about mo
~ See th" muli itude of children of that band
V pilgrims, ami their chlldrrn's children /
EEL iik" hum who found honey in the .ar'nS- II
NE ucdd non lKuTEA.