Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-18
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ANYTHING that relates 70 the
"Mor@ons, - that il il it is or ap-
pean 10 be unfavorable, seems to
make an impression on the minds
Of newspaper men, and lift be ever
so unimiortant it is caught an ami
hanied around and copied from "a
perte PAPER. tin the whole country
has an opportunity of seeing or
hearing OF it.
We noticed, some time ago, the
comments That We're being made
overa story abo-t some Pernsyl-
vaaia "Ai5rnoas," who had re-
turned TO that State from Utah.
''dissustsd with their experience. .
TIE story is still g1iag the rounds.
vita various remarks. Fifteen Ter
sons are said TO have returned to the
Camberltnd Valley, and it appears
that their chief, il not only COM
paint, was that they did
mot succeed 50 well, Temporarily
as they expected to do. L is
siatel That they lived in Z canyon
where the SUI scarcely ever pene-
trate :. +" AaIifs) there ia no won
der their farming operations were
Mi very profitable.
OF cou5Ss It is alleged that they
were ''indueed" to come to Utah by
hishiy col9rei inducements from
-..Nr irmon" Elders, who promises
them an 2 81 life and lana Without
limit; al q which is entirely
err5n-ouz Tor Mormon, missions
, aries simply preach the gospel Of
Cari-t iucIuIins the gathering Of
the Saints, All have, 10 worldly in
dacements Of any kind to Offer to
converts.
It seems 70 Us that rshecsing
pe15leolslt u b. able to se-, tina;
an 'ng ths nun p-rs Of people who
come 20 taess mountains from the
Elstern States anl from the ola
World, there are sure 10 be
some vino sill bs dissstis lie!
and regret the change. and
who viii desire to retrace their st.ps.
It takes considerable Independence
Of character snd stability Of pur-
pose To meet successfully the novel
Experience. new difficulties AMI an
expected tri4i,, Attending such a 1
change Of Iif. aai beatty as is IL
v5ive! ~ starting "a new home in |
these N Iuu5ain vl!Ieys. AMI every.
c5loniz- = is not equal TO it. The
won4er shsulI De that 80 few be.
come dissatisfied.
The return Of 40 occasional family
from U-aa 70 their former place Of
residence his ~ bearing upon the
question Of Ih= trnth or error OF
'sAform5nis-n." 1t merely stands
as a t=s- Of the Individuals, their
pTS.iivide'. tasir stability, thelr
adap.abiliiy u new conditions or
the4s lack o. via, endurance AMI
enter rise.
TIE Be,dgePort. Conn. STANDARD
refeas % llis s,irj se.aai la-Ses some
sensible -e;aifks connected with it,
from which We Sl'le the following:
AFTER all. these man have only ex-
periencel, IN a greater or less degree,
aha. lhousands OF OILERS have gone
through with who have left the hills
lr old New Eagl an /. not at the call OF
. later Jay SAINT bul for the pursuit
Il an'tyafs .f7fz'ts which promised less
work, more riches aud. IN short bet
cred c,adi-ion 2 sncrally. Thousands
If these adventarers have die 4 in the
irng.sle to work out their fortunes,
md ether Thousands have managed 10 {
i've along samehcx, or have gsne {
with the craze for new
idventrres. At tho same time, we |
nus, nos frse. tia. The bone and :
anew Of ives ern enterprise and ac- }
oE,gi,shmeat has bean OF eastern l
'risin. But not all who have gone q
Vest 10 grow up with the country Z
nve rer caught on long enough 20 a