The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-07


k TIE sheep Of Irrsel's fold
II On lions hill his praise proclaim,
q And shout hUsannAh 20 his name.
Prayer by Apostle B. Young.
Choir sang the hymn on page IL
Praise ye the Lordi my heart shall joi
10 work so pleasant, so divine,
Now while the flesh is my abode.
And when my soul sscends to God.
PRESIDENT JOSEPH F. SMITH sal
he considered it important for a.
Latter-day Saints to seek to obtain
correct knowledge in relation T.
, family government, as regards tina
treatment of wives and husband
consistent with our belief as Latter
day Saints. We are peculiar as Il
our family relations, being entirely
different from most of the civilized
world. AS we are to set an example
to the world in all things, there is
none in which we should set better
example than in the family gather.
ings. There can be no happiness
without purity in homes; and eSpec.
tally in the head of the family is
| it necessary to be just, virtuous
kind and honest. For this relation
is destined to continue not only on
this earth, but throughout the count
| less ages of eternity. 1t Is neceS-
sary that we should make few
errors in our family while on this
earth, that it may be the
better for us hereafter. l
] can not enter into particu-
lars on this subject for the lack of
time, but L thought it important to
speak on it. Any man who seeks to
govern his family without mercy,
forgiveness and kindness will be
met with untold difficulties, and
more than likely will bring trouble
on himself, on his family and likely
on the principles he processes to be-
lieve and practice; he cannot sue
coed. Not that principle can be
changed by the acts of men, but we
can bring disgrace upon ourselves
by violation of the principles that
God has given us for the benefit of
mankind. There is nothing of more
Importance than the government of
the family circle-that confidence
may spring up in the hearts of the
wives, of the husbands and of the
children. BY those especially, should
the principles be carefully carried
out, who have gone into the order of
celestial marriage; for while it will
not affect the principles, those who
neglect their wives will bring dis
grace upon the principles. Hus-
bands, love your wives; wives, love
your husbands; husbands, be true to
your wives, for they have as much
right to demand that you be honest
and vlTtuouS as you have to demand
that they be pure, and as man is the
stronger, he is the more responsible |
for his actions. God help US, that |
the families of the Latter-day Saints
may be happy and that the husbands |
and fathers may be honest, YirtuouS,
just and kind, that there may be no |
condemnation, and that no accusa-
ton may ever arise through partial
ity, and through unkindness. I'm
less our families are united we can |
never be Gods nor ChriSt'S children |
any more than the world can, and it |
is my wish that we may have the
type of heavenly justice and peace
in our family circles here.
PRESIDENT GEO. @. CANNON then
read the names of missionaries, some
who had gone and some who were
now called, which are as follows:
SOUTHERN STATES.
JOHN w. Taylor, Fourteenth Ward, City.
Charles John Brain, Twentieth Ward,
City.
Willard Cushing Burton, Fifteenth
Ward, City.
Benjamin l.. Bowen, Tooele.
Elan w. Mcbride Grantsville.
samuel Holbrook, Paradise.
Thomas W. Smith, Pahresh.
UNITED STATES.
Jefferson Wilcox, Millville.
NEW ZEALAND.
N. Bromley, SprinRville.
Nicholas h Groesbeck. -
John Solomon Ferris, Marysvale.
sAHDwIcH ISLANDS.
Henry Alberto Woo!ley, Thirteenth
Ward, City.
samuel Edwin Woolley, Grantsville.
lanes Hamilton Gardner, West Jordan.
ITALY.
salvatore CarrAo, Eighteenth Ward,
City.
GREAT BRITAIN.
}. G. Ormsby, Logan.
Abraham Halliday, Provo.
Wm. II. Apperley, Logan.
Rodney lillian, Tenth Ward, City.
TOpaDb Wadlau PLEASANT (Irova
/. N. Mscfsrlane, Twenty-frst Ward,
City.
Alfred Alder, Kaysville
William Butler, Marriotts.
Joseph Greaves, Logan.
henry w. Brown, South Cottonwood.
Alexander Perry, Willard. I
ohm Stoddsrd, Wellsville,
Nm. w. Hunter, American Fork.
David Mckay, Huntsville.
Robert Mcfarland, West Weber.
os. Z. Tanner, Psyson.
Franklin B. Wooley. st. George.
Ibarles Wilkinson, Leeds.
Jharles q. CIR enwell, West Weber.
David j. Evans, North Ogden.
David NJ. Evans, Seventh Ward, City.
SCANDINAVIA.
oseph r. Sinvall, Paris.
It.. NJ. Christensen, MOroni. ;
lars +. Christensen. Richfeld.
ems Peter Jensen, Hyrum.
Ohm johnson, Ovid.
)luf O. Larsen, Ephraim.
Hans Jorgensen, Pleasant Grove.
Tames jacobson, Fountain Green.
2asmus Chri.toffer7On, Lynne.
Ismes Jorgensen, Moroni.
Anders LARSEN, Washington
Peter Sundwsll, Fsirview.
Andrew Eliason, Logan.
Frederick Peterson, Grantsville.
solomon Peterson, Santaquin.
'oreu G. Peterson, Elsinore.
/. o. Magleby, Monroe.
S4smus Olsen, Draper.
Seis HellesOD, Glen wood.
riller Isrselson, Hyrum.
UNITED STATES.
sylvester Bradford, Spanish Fork.
Tohn n. Thuesop, Monroe.
Joseph T. Doxford, "
ames Mellor, jr., Fsyette.
Joseph E. Mullett, Nineteenth Ward,
City.
Ieorgc w. Bradley, Moroni.
George o. Noble, South Bountiful.
ohm B. Thstcher, Logan.
}. NJ. Stevens, Ogden.
Ames y. Stevens, "
smes L. Jensen, Bear River City.
Denmark Jensen, Honeyville.
ems Frandsen, Huntsville.
smes Godfrey, South Cottonwood.
" %. Barker, Mound Fort.
thomas j. Steed, Pennington.
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