The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-09
LET Us HAVE PEACE,

Judge ANDERSON was mad on Wednesday
morning. He was very mad and appa-
rently wanted to bite, or strike, or kick, or
do something violent. The alleged occa-
sion or cause OF his honor's madness was
the caption placed over the account of
trial in progress IN his court He could
lind no fault with the report itself, and in
truth, did not say to what particular ex-
preston in the headlines he objected He
was just simply mad, and took pains to
make that fact apparent.
Now, as the thousands of readers of this
Journal are aware and will so testify if called
upon, The HERALD is a peace-maker, de
voting all of its ability and all of its effort
and energy to the betterment of mankind.
Welove the race and would see all its mem
bers. from the mighty one who occasion
ally occupies a sort of substitute position
in the Third district down to the i'll starred
chap who pelts the NANCY cur for "a
livelihood, happier IN mind and healthier
in body. This disposition on the
part Of The HERALD amounts almost to a
mania as has frequently been remarked.
We cannot avoid, even if we were disposed
to avoid, this temperament, and shall
therefore go on doing good to our fellow
creatures. In pursuance of the dictates of
this kindly disposition and determination
The HERALD advises against losing control
OF the temper and getting mad. To get mad
is annoying to the individual, who invari-
ably regrets it; it is also unchrlstanlike.
and was forcibly proclaimed against by the
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will towards men," it is also injurious to
health, and especially so in the case of fat
persons whose physical systems are liable
to arrangement by reason of frequent in
diligence in displays of temper. Persons
afflicted with excessive adispose tissu e
are sometimes stricken with apoplexy as
the direct result of undue excitement
brought on by the temper get
ting the mastery over the iudg.
ment. If there be in one a tendency
to sudden excitement, to loss of temper, OF
to hastiness of speech, the unfortunate
Individual should exercise great caution
and avoid those things which might tend tt
destroy his mental equilibrium or disturb
his peace Of mind. 1t is related that few
years ago bill was introduced in the
Gillian legislature to take the control Of
the public cemeteries from the Romist
clergy who for ages had collected death
rate of eight dollars upon every corpse
and had furthermore refused to bury
Protestant dead in consecrated ground
The bill passed, when the clergy brought
immense pressure upon the Presiden
to induce him to withhold his approval
however, he signed the BILL and when
the bishop of Conception. who was man o
powerful physique, heard that the law hat
gone into effect, he fell dead from the shock
If the good bishop had properly discipline,
his mind so as to hold it under control ant
, avoid the effects of getting mad, he nigh
: be living today, the loved and honoreC
spiritual adviser of a numerous flock
: 1t is farthest from the purpose of TIL
HERALD to print word which might ammo,
, anyone, and especially are we careful t.
avoid saying anything which would often,
person disposed to loss of temper an,
given to unseemly exhibitions of anger