The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-06

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fsi o. 4,,-,-sr who fashioned the
s8'Teilne ,-orlds and sent them sailing
c9llue he sapphire ocean OF space,
ibfo's1, .-.-,,ired that IS one OF his
s1n 's'e--,bs should bee me fitted for
Joy l 80 5estinv. God Was with the
o. s.s,s-,- INN and council. II wa
- n1We. which VS. Wieideu thIOusn
.l-ough tie arm Of hashlni' u wa. va
~ i1su:rason which vas cry "a ilzeo
-, updy "a words by the pen OF JeIeT
l, vas III message 10 nliiilons
- dsce wich the great inct penc-
b-U SOUNDED with its iron tongue
trndred andten years ago. was
,.56vab who, leo The Immortal La
.s-',,s m our shores III I through the
i!---sr,I darkness, the light Of
man sympathy might greet our
- - hard the praye Of Washington
80 deyout COmnander-ln-ChI ei
- upon the snow al Valley Forge;
IN answer 10 that supplication
~ ,-srIv courage descended 10 animate
baltuaked, halEfrGen, half
..s 80 nat-jcts. God helped the men
-, made the solemn compact OF our
r.,,fUtion and its eternal truths are
y, ',-snirstion. He was WIN Perry
- he lakes ana with Porter upon
ssss The principle OF tells govern
-ertis Divine and cannot be destroyed.
-, may come and men may 90, but
L-co5 given franchise OF liberty VIII
side iole'eT' ..+ ro,-;,.s Who
- .eryed this glorious land, the
wnanan
-, bopeful eve its radiant future,
- besi men Eho recognized God a.
.se euureme Ruler o. nations and the
--o,scior Of american independence
N ume all come wnen the citizens
- whom the nation must rely az
n 5sfsnderg in war. and ITS preserTeTs
= resce will regard disloyalty u
-1nriry IS disobedisnce 70 Almighty
~ Knit IS We grow further from the
's.sous Of the past. too often private
,7,bition supplants public integrity
Vsp lose their sense Of I erfect, unseltish
5svotien 70 nstiye nd and forget the
oovsr which alone gives immortality 10
I1r political life. II must always be the
case until the dawn OF a diviner era,
rbs, humanity viii prove many times
BnForihy Of The choice gifts which pro-
vioencg vouchsafes. But thank heaven
IN oUr beloved America there are now.
sstllre always viii b., enough patnUtS
m rescue the Constitution irvm wreck
md 10 fulfill the DEGREES OF COD
concerning the nation. No majority
IAN be found With sufficient power
Ia long annul the sacred Charter
ii human rights. Legislators mas
ps,, in,quiJQus laws, courts may
subyerl justice; the trusted repre-
ssr;at.ves II the government my be
guiced By partisan nate IN their official
acts: labor may rise up against capital,
and cap;tai against labor; moo violence
nav SEX u overthrow social and
Domestic peace, nyriads may assemble
IN cespouc array against the defenders
oi law and liberty. and seek 10 Oyerturn
he principles 81 human freedom; and
set there viii be found the power OF q
no.. IN Jh0s whom God VIII guide TO
preserve our glorious COrst tuition.
5Ol h- IDS this Nations destiny in the
hollow Of dis hand, and IN his proyl-
dence ire battle Is not always the
strong The bapbling shrek OF ten mil
lions = selfish creatures NAV shatter
NaAalaf aAsAa4a@H Z n al VI CAE-A NfAA AAlEu
bl. The soi. cry for help breathed By
lairi0rc llps viii pierce lhe very all OF
Hssys4 ilsei! and call down the Omni-
p0,eu, protection Of Almighty God.
enr hundred and Ten years ago
Yesterday. Americas representatives.
proudly ca!7et her name upon the
mieaiy SHINING q5iiar OF history, as a
ice and Independent nation. The
ae4itt Plrt OF tle column was already
eio@dea Nith The ostentatious titles vi
Aihsloms anc empires; but there was
igyh q Tie TOP, and at lhe very apex
% --e L442p1ai monument John Han
SylA al2 his hity-iye ccmpaIriot
o1liy ana oe5piy chiseled the words,
A. tniiec Stakes OF America.
va holders have been wrought
'.l'e lns. Gay. Progress has rejected
~ ~ i5ii1 lln5erlng OI-cart anu now
- y AsI electric Car. In comparison
1.l- me changes Witnessed by the
-ssellu century, the once gorgeous
.laA'i0fAau o. the Eraplan flights
~! SV5a become 100 common Mace for
- image Children. One hundred
90, E- years ago. from our Atlantic
- ~ 'le % kwoOds, was less than
-, '-A'A tAe distance across the con-
- - Vo-dAy, CIVILIZATION in AmericB
- ~ 1Ioll.el. Since l776t the popula-
tir-. - increased twenty fold. AT that
~ -. ~ people vno dwelt at q distance
~ niles IRON Boston held less mi
~ COMMUNICATION with that CITY
-, - We nov hold with Australia. They
- OF The thought and feeling
it,l-.i-s u Boston than the present
,I--., ,e.ils o. this territory know of
sI...leal sentiments OF Russia The
- ~ " sending letter from New YORK
~. pnl2 TaS greater than i the
me-! VI an ordinary elecsTlc press
a. over me land and under the
5sr In Az! european capital 10 Os-
1 49, f-Viiea'lon IN our daily journal.
-1S.i--'sis BOY wnO had journsyed 10
h1r5r-.5s uis'snt from hIs home one
ssi-,v miles, AMI had returned in
dS,.'. "a deemed agreater prodlgV nv
h. -e-ales than Is nov A man Vim
- ~ lninayigatsd the gioha Ir
.--. - --Ae person longer To-day 10
al. % Gr,,. nc newspapers and psrlodi-
vo.,sr a., 4 20 o. the titles, than it
c1l,..e a-S.. uIhl / read eveAy word. in
.olrusi. - y, 81 easements, printed in the
E-1 sobsr - IA IA DAY. In IT70 the good
csHs- -. peopie of Boston and Provi-
.ara r- 49, 4 long aud plying breath
l1bs aI5ss contractor, v-S9 offered 10
lie ~. lse coach rcguiIrt tween the
lave 49, les, Al occasional trip would
ID - laFIng eaUugh: bnt r. come
S-i5o-',ss.4te lated Times surpassed belief.
ID H. jest me2 Of the country
i7..au,,,, pONe cred hair upop :,
Tried heads while t6rr :.