Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-12

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situation TO them. He told told tbcm
as matters now stood the churrh ,ga.
engaged IN hostllities with the IlnItsr
stats government, bat that Il wonId vi,
IN the long run. In the meantime Il M.
necessary 70 keep rather Quiet ana No,
run into trouble unnecessarily. An I'm,
one OF the men seemed TO be satisfied win
the explanation. This one, A tall 'arix,is
know: e" ~
what Is the disagreement between ths
church and the United States severn.
"oh, nothing; only quarrel over the
enforcement OF law. We belieye that
we can marry as many wives as ,ec like,
anu me government says we CAN'T
"Do they arres. the boys aud try
eyes.
GLOW does II come outYr
wen, they've all gone to the penIten.
"llolo on there, stranger, hold on. II
was inst that way down south. We
thought we were going TO win In the long
run, but did II we did thought I
was With you, but l aiu't. I've done All
the bucking against the United States
government that one man has time to, and
X that's your game, I'm Out.n
lt was Impossible 10 persuade him that
this was not new rebellion, and he
parted company with his now.fonnd
friends Immediately.
The sentence of three years imposed on
Mr. Newson for polygamy gives general
satisfaction. His pOlypamons wife, Lucv
DevercauN, stood by him like MARTYR.
After enduring Imprisonment for SEVERAL
months for contumacy, she was again put
on the stand, and was as stubborn IA ever
When the defense saw that the govern.
ment had pretty good case of poyQanv
against Newson, desperate attempt was
made by his friends to lie him out of h.
The evidence showed that he and Miss
Devereaux' had been married after the
passage OF the Edmunds law, but she and
many others sworo positively that the
ceremony took place In 1851 lie Yves
convicted Of polygamy and unlawful CO.
habitation, and was sentenced TO three
years imprisonment on one count aud
six months on the other.
One OF the most insniy Mormon con
yicts was a policeman named Smith,
When he was asked II he had anything to
say, replied 81 have been placed on trial
for praciicing my religion, which do not
intend to relinqulsh under any clrcum-
stances whatever Therefore, have no
promises to make, and am ready to re-
ceiye any penalty which the court may
impose. could not under any circum.
stances give up my religious principles. !"
lie got six months and $500,
A fair illustration of the workings of
polygamy IL given In the complaint which
an action FOR divorce Che a,,s,,s 49,.
thew were married twen,n ' ,,oor $3.50 s ,nu i
that she has horne hin, a., ch,,dro 81" ~
Of whom are living. that s,nrn ,e1s ~ ~
hna married three otbo,, ,,,,,,as ~, ~
a dozen Children, that tor az az, w ,or, n" w.
bns contributed notbing e. fhe st 1S n ~
herself and family and thst she NJ 49, 49, ~,
comnellpd 10 srnnnr, hassaiv aa5 Nt W.
children hy The ,yarl, =, hor n,,n aph he'
n IL Tho oid storv ~ tha IA 1t laws" We,
away for tho no,, ooa Wy wy PuA
AZ tho Toaan confora,,,, a.. r..
400 APOSTLE Thatcher Was n,S ,nr'',o "a s,
say good word tor ~ ~ ~, y.
IL not the Irnitad State e,o,a,,,,,,'. 81.
IL nersecu,Ing usu ia ohsnr,nd ,s ~.
falsehood Tho acknowledgements N,r
t,Ieveland does not nndsrstsnd ne ~ ~ :,
aid The nr.sident ,.n,ld 40, a. ,hS ~
hardIhood ID a. what no has d,,,e y,,t w
this nation reens what n has hea,, s waon
IItah viii he the hoyan a.. ~ t,o,,, ii
will maintain oi,r nrnt,ssi,,rps "a :" "a, /.
cod 10 grant tbat va mas, sonn s sno a ash
Dertv. wv" 'Ne ~
Young AnostIe Tavior said. Dan an
the men In ZION who nave ta,,an 80 w.
than ono yIfa ,yor,h,, NJ n.o 49,
annlied for another ma1,s ,siSo ~ o .as
day and the ren,,est ,rss ra,soa ~. hoo I'M
be had not naid his tithIna A,o,hn,
who kent two wives and ,,ro fan,,iioa
who rot the approval Of Tho Parents =, .
young woman 10 taKe hor Ior n mid
wife, and who cot permit from tbe
bishon' aid not ga, har after al, hana, 10
the giri found Se was NOT worthy ana se.
cured her release There are many evils
among the neonlc y ~ "'0 "'a"S wis
AnostIe Grant said. mt m.Los 49,
blood boil 70 look over the mast soma
men have zone into Tho court and ra
nounced their wives II nerfectlv aston
ishes mo that thev sbouid So I, w.
donit know how 10 onIl ont onr neon,o
but the Lord Knows ana TIE ia doI peV XII,
WORT Tor onr own GOOD n ,ye ma i; ,a
nm IN tho oosnel nnr e,,emias ,.n,,,d no,
have had oneifoprth NJ tha ,,oyor o,.ar ~" ,,s
that thev no,v have 80 ~ Po'N' W. 's
Apostie snow sa,d .sThe Iav NJ mo
new and everlasting covenant was re-.