The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-01

fornia ana etSeWocre. Anu t6cy SiaisiiS< the night to -judgss all :; and the, pracficed that right, too. And wher they found those who were at all con cerned in the murder of the Smiths O any of their people the Daniscs destroyed them Had 10, been entirely certain of this, never should have taken the responsibility of writing either the book or play os% The Danises.s
 We must not forge; that the Mormon church was founded in blood. We shed that bleod- The fanatical elders flushed with mueh successes and defying the armies of the United States, will tell you, as often as you please to talk to them about il, that they are quite prepared to perpetuate their church in blood, as we began it.
 claim that VIC must not give these foolish and fAnatical Guiseaus that privi- lege. They should not have the glory of martyrdom at all. Blu, the indussri- ous, honest. and almos, blameless peo- pie behind them are worth saving. Le, us begin at once in a natural and humane way to save them. How?
 Ii thirty years of contact with even a rather rough element has SO modified the views and principle of the Mormon church as 10 sseep the once dreaded order of Danites out of existence, what IS the lesson?
 We tried bloodshed once. What was ,he result. Then we tried peace. Peace has destroyed the order of Dani,es wh oh that very bloodshed brought forth; and the Mormons no longer oommi, murder or claim any right to judge" any one bu, themselves. We'll, then, l think the solution IS clear.
 Set school house on every hill in Utah, if necessary. Plan, university in every valley and educate these homes, and ignorant people Simply take them away from the "cranks and the cranks will ind some other employ. nen,.
 The United States can afford to take every male child from the farm in Utah even pay the poor parents for his time and put him to school there, and keer him to school for ten. fifteen years Ii necessary, and make a man and Chris ,ian of him, rather than 20 to war, and alter his education. let the Guiteau eranks or "elders influence him il they can. This would be cheaper than war. And then the Mormons, by then endurance, vaior, patience and seli-denial deserve something better than butcher, and ostraclsm, even were i; wise. possible or just to butcher them. And. fl you keep on irritating them, bloodshed and butchery must come.
 These school-houses must he buli, some time. Let us build them now Let us make Utah the most educated spot in this republic, make Salt Lake City a very Boston. We can better afford thls than either the shame that is or the war 10 be ard my word for i, l Mormonlsm. like the old order of the l Danites, will be no more
 We need mighty school of mines - two. three. four. What better place fo, ii than the heart of the mines. We i better. more natural. What heai,kic, spot for il than the heart of Utah. Five millions! Yes, ten. twenty, thirty :throw i Tn sfoo GOO GOO, If necessary. to educate these honest, well-meanlng, poor, but misled people. They have earned 1t: lei them have 1t. They are poor. very poor pay them for their children $ tune and educate them.
 And that IS the way to dispose of the Mormons and the whole matter These industrious people have made d great country there. Ii is worth to the United States all the millions and millions tha, could be poured in there for this peaceful. just and in,elligen, solution of the Mormon problem Il will no; hurt us a, all Is have one Spol in the grca, west well educated. It wiI hurt Us greatly to either lei this shame remain and continue to wranglc with Il or destroy il by the destruction of tn. people.