The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03

ln aflhs1oslss 4 sssfiss Dfsees fem
/. lhs Ohssos,
4slhlfg ihal nat secured IN thu
ia,esf ~ the aefmon uhuroh during
lts yssn mas o'osies more ~ q Hsnss'
ION both IN and ost of this esininuniiy
.aa, nil follow last evsniss's ens
nuu iosn,enL thai Inc quorum Of nios-
Sos htd seonrunicaied fIoia tue
rflaI ono OF ihulr nn0bur, AiDsff
Uaai1 tlen. iur the nfienhea
ID svd sod iascivieus conancl
I'D iaul;ofy. Oar reporter vas
.a suctoallul IA EARNING IlAt M
'1tan years ago in rnslgafi rumGr
ftHtsd hat they had $3.50 Qatu sgf-
tua4i acre, Dlt taa. they 'n- nos
solIur lsr lno n0iiah oil mo fegrta
ngtlgTiilos uuti! - rsehus date. slas
ta9n "a Otan secret fOi fHmg ttas,
nov aver, tnn. Ag ehlflastua hAu 40
ao. lyo part ~ D. administration 81
Hhur,h affairs.
Ia church clrelea .AaIJ A.Ill 30 almost
guiFsTssl sorrow ana ipgta. uNt ~
nuon becRuan RldoF GArfiagscn anl
bsen "cut or" bat ttat hg hs1 ;en
auilLy OF otienses demanding his a.
higher ~ no church thNa 10 ans n.
MANY have been regarded IN - $500
4agcfenon ana stseeiioH .sfnE /"
zs1Erslul hiheld tho sposl. sship 10
Mas .sot lose 10 the trhi piesioeneg
llira no past rnd nseapR' adnllnia-
lreti a J. poing 81 auneni q hbt M.
L0i'uNTa . ghlo man hAhg mmandeu
rgguu.r rC confidence The man
Wbo, ripaRl know edge lhc iae.,
bud Nhrgau sLrs Errr eaensos 20
th0f VI .he s'Gari ven hrYo ioGnd
ne levers q is aH.f Nnl pssa re-
uHf t "a malicious ignhthl 4.on-
sst.s aeh agnreDis sossara9a .s& the
psupls in Tho mor.l parity aad '.!th-
frl 70 s.rd tor a. lTch law u ,n9 gen.
IBllN,n. Hence the scns9tioa Jnas lhis
eiIGif will uceAslon and ths rtioyora
gorgOw shat Is will bring 10 the tscsE
nn,Is A his his late brethren aso el,-
thss. 40
Ai the same time there will be
among them out ono opinion as so las
wiaCois, the propriety, Tho nsssrniby
OF Liza order Of sxcommunicatisn. 1ho
Icrmons all the time 10 sndsr iko
charge of being a licsnt'ous and sexs.
ally Amorsl paoplo, bat those ~ oil
eAdnainiea win them know thai this
G95ue alton is wickooiy tsiso ava MS
fieicssiy cruel ana unjueG. TAars IL
no ruiis,ous sect OIL earth that pro-
fess or maintain higher regard Ter
usAltal VOWS than the MorMens,
AID sexual crimes 2ra IeSardca
nv boa! xs the most helm
ony OF offensns both IN religious
theosy and religious life. one who
las we'd among them, has heard their
preaching, and is acqusin.ec with their
don Uimanys, IDEAS And beiiefs, will not
attempt 10 deny the truth OIL tho above
iec,s .tlon. The C2rrtngton expul-
adm rem tho church itself, NJ other
case have done, furnishes tho
slrons-.t possible proof OF the correct
ness G, no assertion that the Mormons
look ilt adherence one sexual Of
fense.. Tho crime could not be over
look, & and forgiven in him'who stood
40 hi. IA III authority any more than In
lie tomhion p.oddSr whose NAME and
FAM u unknown beyond his own
yaIa. .a
Ia eyes OF acme who understand
ba .,assiusl iuico End meaning oi
an exct ESnlpnication from the MOI
mon cbsros. Elder Ccrringion's pun
ishment will seem severe, YET its &c,
var, v Is no mora terrible III the mind
ofih !, deyout and failhiui saint than
tfe snormity al bis aiming dem anus'
Mhnseyer may he Inc opinion regard
inu ne ofIenss, the apostles who nave
tnils cut adrift ono of their nunab Der
whom they found to be nnclean have
ehswn themselves 10 be consistent
with their religious professions,
ana faithful in thoir practice as
In their belief. The action oaI,
not fsil to command the approval and
retpact of fair and uppreJ JUDGED men
outside the Mormon church, as u Ger.
tninly win re ceive the Endorsement OF
Ire l9asses in the church. 1t shows
dee1se OF moral courage and faithful
ness to principle under trying eirsum-
stances mat would be Leroism In the
polfiic.! world, but is integrity and
uptiehtnt ss in the religious People
other hau Mormons who know Al
bent G ,igugton will regret his down
isli fi erieve over his disgrace.-
Salt lie ks Herald.