The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-04

there is no device he will not resort TO-
no step he will not take, even 10 SlsiI
ing the vilest dens in that city OF Vng
dens, New York, so that he cou.d rein
it to his congregation. de alSo ID Ina Cta
follower OF the meek and loWly jesus
who visited Salt Lake, was wen tIea.su,
lectured at the Theatre, renamed
day or two and then went away, since
which time he has proven hlmseli 10 DC
an internal liar by the way ne mas
spoken about the Mormon people when-
eyerthe shirt he lies only on prompts MIN
N those utterances which seems mos4
congenial to his soul and best fitted for
y man of his mental and spiritual call
bre. He had big audiences. Ihere
were four thousand people SAID 20 De In
The Rev. DR.. Hannas' church ~here ne
held forth Sunday evening, Two tnou-
sand people could not gain admission: !
He held an outdoor meeting at $50
o'clock, at which there was great at |
tendance. The papers refer to him IN
glowing terms and give full syropses OF
| mis- discourses. He seems 10 have de-
! lighted the Belfasters and an effort is
being made to have him speak here
again before he leaves. He has been
entertained by ''lud and his lady IN
connection with other bright and shin
ing religious lights in this locality. 1t
will now be in order to hear what tins
divine gymnastic has to say abou' the
Irish who have treated HIM so well,
when he gets back to his native heath;
if he is true to his instincts he will show
noY superior he is to the Redeemer by
improving on the Divine injunction,
Return good for evil" by returning
evil for good 1t was the fortune
of your correspondent to indulge in
very pleasant chat with one OF this
"divine's" daughters while the latter
was on her way from New York to Vlr-
ginia, in which it was learned how the
reverend sensationalist kept up his
interest, and made "barlS" of money,
by lecturing. But then, it's all for Jesus
sake, of course
Mr.. Parnell and his followers are put
ting out very bold front and are Oc-
caSioning not a little alarm among
good many classes by their unreserved
utterances. Parnell was given banquet
at Dublin on Wednesday night,at which
, the Lord Mayor presided. Instead OF
the TRANSPARENCY which heretofore
contained ~. R." being swung to the
breeze, one containing harp (the Irish
emblem) met the startled gaze OF the
, truly loil" For the customary toast,
"God save the Queen" the Lord Mayor
proposed Ireland a nation" to which
3. Mr.. Parnell replied. Among other
: things he declared the English would
= have to give Ireland absolute Home
Rule, and thus make Ireland nation
4 among the nations, or else they would
I have to deny Ireland the right TO repre-
:. sentation in the British Parliament;
h while one of his colleagues added an
y other alternativc-eitheT they would
Y have to do one of the two things MIR.
;: Parnell mentioned or shut up the
" House of Commons. The plan OF &C
r ton is definitely laid down that they
h will oppose all business of whatever
n kind and keep opposing it until they
II get what they want. Obstruction Is the
II me hod in Parliament, while at home II
d is to be woe to the landlords and con
u tinuatiOn of this disastrous and damn
n ing uncertainty" as to the safety fol
lie life or property. These last mentioned
/ things are not put forth i'll so many
n words. but the inference IS unmistak
al able. 1t was said the landlords would
lt have an opportunity to show themSelve
TO this winter. If they demand the pounC
st of flesh Tin renO as ShylOCk did the in
IL timation is they may soon look Tor tina
es delightful condition of things in which
re man wants but little" and whether
TO is to be want here below or elsewhere
Sc is a matter that is left entirely to tn
at interested enough to give the matter re
n Election. The newspapers here and Il
1t England take up the subject. and Will
ne thew affect to scout the idea of the pos
s, sible accomplishment of Parnell'S Will
s, schemes, there is unmiStakable anXlet.
IN manifested-ana anxiety that has great.
ne increased since the affair at Dublin ol
h, Wednesday night. One thing IS ceT
e. tain: all is not yet right in Ireland no
1t is 1t likely to be, and as long as Protest
V ant LOYALTY depends upon fear Cath
ut oIiciSm instead of love for the British
It's oovernment-andf fear is at the root o
1g their loyalty, beyond doubt-alt cal
Op not be we'll. The danger of trouble IN
d. creases when the fact becomes know
ne that the tide of religious conversion
OF now turning in favor of Catholicism a
", against Professionalism and unless VI
W expected circumstances arise, there
nd strong reasonSto believe Ireland will We
on be the scene of many bloody affair an
be many a dastardly outrage such as ar
ID the outgrowth Of religious bigotr
ite coupled with patriotism that is vii
he and unreasoning. Boycotting still col
ut tinueS in different parts of Ireland. an
it? every day or two brings to light add
a tional outrages of an agrarian charactt
ng and the same difficulty exists now tn;
lst has existed heretofore in obtaining te
In timony that will insure conviction
M The bodies of men are found dead
cir lonely places; men and women are lHllC
ar in their own homes; animals are beatt
Nv. and cut and MANNED by malicious pc
OF sons; houses set on fire. These are Il
GIT fruits of eight hundred years efforts
ris the part of Great Britain to bring
llt small island and its inhabitants in
I'm harmonious subsection It is but a
oSe other veriGcation of the weIl-establis
I'm ed fact that it is folly to attempt to for
wiz a law on people to which majority
are those for whom the law is intended 8
Ing opposed. But it takes some men "
ileu call themselves statesmen long til
M to preft by history; and notwithstar
lcn ing the fact that history is continual
us: recording how futile it is to try a
arr force people 10 observe obnoxious lay
ST! yet there are always plenty of "grei
ell Sy, men who think they can succeed in
az complishing what resulted in failure
70 all their predecessors. The fools
gor- olden times did not die without ISIS
q al, In as the bulk of the people in Utah {
any testify.
taIe The coming week will witness a S
dICl SON of grand ODara in RaIfast n