Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-24
CHICAGO LETTER.
''Juuius" PursueS aud Probes tac
Enemies or Freedom and Of Utah.

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"Juuius" PursueS aud Probes "a,
Enemies OF Freedom and Of Utah.
! CHICAGO, May IS, 1890. Especial
correspondence OF the DEsEREI
News. While CHANGING over tn,
papers n few mornings ago I noticed
paragraph relating to Utah,
and asit is 4 fair sample OF hundred.
II such which appear from time u
time, il Is here submitted rs it origi-
naIly appeared in the Chicago Tni5,
We:
New York dispatches II &c le-,lay'. IA.
per stated that the advance grCasl % a.
] army OF - o Mormon CgLvgTts E-l l-rE.!
m NCw YORK from The steamer f-Hnas.H7
] II w-- said tlat sl!s was thg Ig-I ua-ru y!
1 Mormon prgzg.gte- forwarded fs.- season
under the personal conduct ul regularly
| commissioned a-sa.- Of tre Mormon
l Church IL q. Decscr. v.rc registered from
Z J;Ln 10 tle Leland vet arlaE. lad some
3 thing interesting On she -ghige-.
! lit D. rc1er llF supp. sed.'- be- related,
Z that The Gentle vic 0-y over sEC NIsrrUns
z a igw weeks ago had completely crushed
I these law-GuigluC people. IAI- j. q mistake
. v bale otlcers are llburIur 90 enforce tie
! lawn our, country .nuEgEUl- CUNNING .--eurz
D are gathering recruits Iu Tie OLD Word
. and sending Ihym over here ln Igr-g ul.E..
I bgrs- Il Is iars thai The majority ~ tl4e
+. recruits are young women Iul -Is.s. They
D know nothing Of the true condition % The
D Utah MuTmuE-. but come over here On re-
] presentations made lv thc smautE. Tltn.s
U a-'eEts, who picture tie Mormon settlement
. ~ sort OF Plraui1e- iLs truth j. not
] iC4rnr. until these Egrls are slaves OF the
U church and % sChCmIuE men. Prom wsIa.
I I've seen OF ttese fore .uerS ] dIa'g believe
. that one recruit ever had an accurate rtf.a
[ OF the tr0rn "a uhlch the Mormon Church
I o. held by respectable people. When Mr.
EEArts was Secretary OF STATE be advised
2 all diplomatic aEenis fE1u the Tni.gd F.. t.tg,
10 VAIN the common FIX against Tsr see
Z cucuye stories told hy the Mormon sion.
aries For years these agents have iasg-sff1
certain sections VI EUROPE. and Ir. Eart-'
I pTcCautiun w-s IS Ws=c a- humane The
people 81 Utah are working hard 10 -s9gi-
press thus a omluaIlc hierarchy. b4G tEcIr
efforts are handicapped by these foreign
mIssl0uarlcs.'
l read and re-rvad the above ut
tcrlnccs Of Mr.. DecSer, whoever he
is. To say that such statements are
nOnsensical would bc taking too
mild a view Of the matter. Tho
fact is TO really sane man wou!! re-
iieve himself Of such folly. inanily
and paltry falsehogG. or if he is
sane he is a living libel ON the
English-speaking races. He IS a
satyre in buckram, a Congo savage
in American citizenship. Whether
his name be Decker or Wr-rker. his
only human prototypes were those
Infamous wretchgs who by treacher-
Gus signal lights used % lure IN
fortunate mariners on 90 the rocks OF
maritime coasts. Mr.. Decker ig but
one Of Numerous class rs far rs
MCrmOnism i concerned. We
must go back 4 century Tor his TO-
itical prototypes. In n letter writ
ten by the famous JUnius 10 the
Duke Of Grafton, We will find such |
vampires rs Decker truthfully rnr-
trayed. Here are the opening sen |
fences Of this letter:
To lis craze az Gren5a.
Ny L9r:-If nature had gwen vou Al IN
cer-l-.t ding qualified 20 keep uare with
the Wlshes md principles Of yoHr heart, she
would have maize Yea. perhaps, thy- most
formidable um stCr that ever was en-
n.n rei. under alimiicd monarch. % accom-
Iili,h tlc ruin OF . free comic. When Z
neither lie feelings u shame, ne nsurulrh- |
o. COINCIDENCE nor the Dire d 0i punish
n mt TORN any bar 20 tuc Ctsl.-ns Of a
the Peep would have TOO UurB |
reason 10 lament their condition. n they al
lot M !! ,Hihe Iee5urre IN inc weakness q
li5 sHdersiandins- We owe Il 10 the b0fu;y /
li Providence that the completes Gas.rslv- ,
~ q the hczrt IS sometimes -.ra.iaaIy
luited with confusion OF lie mind. " area !
'cunter1cts the mo-t IayorItc Uri-rsu1g-. l
M make the same mea trelcheulus Win
iLi an. and l1 pncTlte without tleeesE1rl-N I :
Iui- letter 81 - written on Iu.v = I-ffoa |
ne Wilkes uttre!l lection IN M.fdlescN | Z
w. Wilkes received 49, y1tcs. Mr. IuftrcII |
20 The shsEtd returned Wilkes a. The
elected member. hut the House u Com |
uaus seated Llttrcll. Juuias wrote r.g |
amous letter niCh C1mmeIJ ~<.uifh tht
,u9Nc senteHccs. L. - ~enl<<flnd Goa
.rcssineh scatraily would doWcll % read
he j. tier iu iuil before proceeding 10 lsafs-
aie on the Utah question Lef fEem re- :
member that Itah carpet baGeers are
eprssed On heari, confused in mind, pro-.s- +,
gtce N politics.
In the case Of Mr.. Wrecker. is not .
he utterance Of JuuiUs realized?
% we not see putrid helrt and an !
mbeCile mind in one body? He 0
avs the world has not heard ofSIor-
nOnism or relI OF It. Then what :
Ias become Of the millions Of tons I
{ required literature scattered i.
Ioadcast, traduciug, vilifyiug, .Ge j
aiming and denouncing Mormon 2
snl? Is there a quarter OF the civil
led world free from the veuonlous
.anders Of the Utah carpetbaggers
nj their friends? Yes, Mr.. Evarts -,
ii issue a kind Of papal allocution 1 7,
} the powers Of Europe, hut what n
ID Gladstone, the G. o. NJ, say in {.
ply: lie saia, substantially, that /
iormOuism would come cut All q
ghL and that the government a
1uld not interfere with th, emigra- 4
on Of its converts. .
IL is only a few weeks ago that q
OvernOr Thomas OF Utah passei
lis way TO Washington. He was n
'cOmpanied by one Caleb w. West !,
I'd one r. \. Baskiu, both crea- r
Tres Of the DeCker-Wrecker tyne. :,
hey visited our newspapers he.e :,
I'D Of cOurse discharged a volume -
their rIncorous bile on the q
hicago public through the pages 4
some OF its press. They sue n
'eded especially through the Inter =
cedH Newspaper. That Journal
iblishei as editorial matter ore 7,
Governor Thomas screeds about u
lblic buildings In Salt Lake 10 pr
crave foreign tourists. This ~
per Is run by q man named sp
Ilhelm Pendennis Nixon. Its z.
ad largely by farmers, though it: a.
licy is Of that protective nature Ii
nich helps the farmer t. mort %
ges in plenty. 1t has built up a 81
rye circulation not by protection, al
1 by bounty. Every subscriber gr
ed 10 get washing machine, a u.