Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-22

VAeA WVhI
srns p al concerned. No person Is ia.
49, ,~ts,,.pl right OF liberty among them.
"saeeNer may the case elsewhere. or
, "na'sfet people may imagine from their
own religious convictions
ne second speaker related khors
I, sketch of the exodus ~ the
normons from the Fast: how thew ,errs
gtFen from their homes four times. M
as1 uhie into The wilderness to nerisb
rom munger and prlva ions; aud 10 mske
.nelI destruction more certain the nov.
elhmtnt demanded 500 II their mon n
serve N the Mexican war. The cali was
iesponoed TO, the men leaving their fam
liles 10 tents in the wilderness. TIE
government was not in need OF moro
men other motives prompted the cruel
ACT which forced the women Of Norman
10 take up the burdens OF men ana helm
make their way into TIE great American
desert. Polygamy was not TIE IRE.
tended cause then, but the hatred
OF religious Prosecutors. For wears
ana years no one troubled himself
about the Mormons, VINO In Utah
struggled with the Wild men of. thi,se
regions, and with many hardshibs
Drought the soil under cultivation
Now the soil yields ahnndantly AMI
prosperity has crowned the EFFORTS M
that band Of pilgrims who, tbirty.
seven years ago, ded from ruthless
mob into the wlids of America n
thousand miles from all CIVILIZATION
aud politicians set themselves TO reform
these Mormons Congress Is al nres.
ent irving 90 pass law tlist win
Jake all the property which the church
mas Tor the support OF the plor and
the building OF TEMPLES and have il
t9rned over TO government officials 10
be applied by them for school piir-
poses. Then we are told that onr
government is stretching forth its hand
like O loving parent. He WHO has ok.
pelieuced bears gentle embrace knows
What ii means. Cur enemies
have before settled themselves down com.
fortahly into pleasant houses that our
Mormon Industry has made. people
abroad are not correctly informed of our
situation by those who circulate these
unjust reports. Spoil Is too yisibiy writ
ten upon the banners of Utah refurmers
All the Mormons ask; Il their motives
must b. Judged by their fellow men, Il
that it be by the rule laid dewn IN holy
writ BY their fruits We shah know
them Degree by degree they are bring
lux the desert land under cultivation,
they care for their wives aud children, no
living soul need suffer from want OF food
or clothing aud no beggors infest the
land The women OF Mormond0m be-
come honored wives and mothers; their
children are the recipients of parental
care and affection The Mormons ask
that protesting Christians shall
boast not too much OF loving
their nei2hbors as themselves
until every man aud woman has done his
or her whole duty In reclaiming the hun-
dreds OF thousands OF fallen girls within
Christian nations, and IN el,Vatiug them
TO the honorrd station OF wifeau mother,
aud In the meantime leave the Mormons
in peace -
The above vas published in the Con-
stautinople Express and was forwarded
TO Utah by the Mormuns.
NOTES
Marshal ireland has cut of all the pa.
ners from theprisoners 10 the Utah open"
but the salt Lake Tribune.
hA'AAk ~ nHN Angus M. AduuONf WHO
were implicated In The attack on Dick.
son, have secured bonds aud are now
free
It has been rumoreH that t16 more
Mormon missionaries were lynched in
Tennessee.
Geo. II Taylor, 1hos. i Ball, OFF.
Due, JOS Moyle, JAS o. P0uls0n, Hugh
G0wen, w. H. Lee, Herbert Foulger
Jobu y Smith, Thomas Jones and John
= Bail were eleven more "conscience'sn
victims this week.
Mis- lluldah Winters, supposed wife
Of Geo. Q, Cannon, has been bound over
to the SUN Of 50 600 TO appear as wit
ness at his forthcoming trial.
Bishop II. y Clawson has been re-
leased from the "penn where he has been
serving out his G-8 punishment for unlaw-
full cOhabitation.
A young man by the name OF Frank
Trcseder bas been arrested, charged with
u cOnspira y TO murder United States
Marshal Ireland, District Attorney Dick
son and several other federal officials.
UTONIAN.