Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-06

temporal concerns, our fidelity ant
faith In the discharge Of the dutiu,
devolving upon Us had received due
consideration.
None among ~ should fail 10 rec.
I cgnlse tliat there was ample room fOi
improvement. We all bad out
weaknesses aud made our mistakes
We daily appreciated the truth " the
words "Mian II prone 10 evil a. the
/ SPARKS 10 Ny upwari:" therefore, it was
car duty to remain constantly upon
our quart, and not % become unmiud.
fni Of our responsibilities h. the lr,fi
/ degree. tut movements mut. ifu either
backward Or forward; hrurr every
/ pIsaiblp effort should br made 10 All.
vnncr IN the direction Of truth aud
/ righteoususss.
In regard 10 the rising generation
/ today We fouui 1ufsslvss somewhat
peculiarly situated 1 n some iafts the
instruction OF uur chiiifun was In
tho hands ~ ui0se VITO wen not of tho
faitl Of the Latier.Iay sainh. From
the conditions which eX istcd around, II
hthOy'd Ne 10 lie mute wstrhlul In
this mater than was formerly Tho ease.
Not that he desired tn sgy one word
which would reflect up.p uosr who
NcfU IN the Held az trtlhrtH IA the de.
tfict schools, and i,Famat whom he had
never hUlui wogl leading toward Tie
sup nsitlpu fhai they muie uau 1t ibrir
Positions h. I'M res ny pafiil ular faith
Or doctrine ulpn tue minds uf The
scholar; yet the Tendency ID mankind
was TO create AZ imprs slor updu
uihcfs which was Characteristic N the
man him.,lf n shauid b. uut dusirf
io,trr education in every pof-ibl. way
-iuat which teuuud topnllgltgn AMI
ptcpnrr man f0f tho discharge NJ his
OBLIGATIONS 10th lownd God nnd his
ncighlor. Ia .uuding their childruu
10 schu9l, parents shou'l lopk Wei 10 u
tint Their spiritual training wa not ri.
together neglected, ana LET them seek
10 iuculcltu Ia the minds q the young
" cnfre,i uruclplc
Associations should he conducted
In our communities g. nil
Ia this wufl. oar sabbath schools
accomplished u great dca.--ihey wuru
probably "a. most active agcnciss out
side the iniiuuucV u home In dluciiug
tho minds of The children for good.
Then la addition IN the sabbath school.
there were tho Primary Associations,
wherein little children were Instructed
by good aud faithful sister. The
speaker also maze mention 81 the
Young Mems ani Young Ladies' Nh.
tual Improvement Associations, which
lac feared, however were not alwnys
made - potent for good a.
they plight be-. He meant
10y this that parents were frequently
neglected. ia not urging upon their
sous mud dlughteia uie great import.
ancc " Joining such nsaociatlonA and
being regular 10 tlelrattvudauro NJ the
meetiugH. There was no subject
fraught with greater consequences 10
the latier-dny saints than thnt " the
conditions nov surrounding our clDl.
dren.
The world presumed that mormon.
Ism" was designed n slultlfy men and
women. aud 10 restrict their liberties;
hut when people became oonNefsan,
with the principles Of the Gospel which
tue Lattor.day Salnts hal received,
they would soon see the error Into
which they had fallen.
In conclusion lac urged those present
10 remember the instructions given
during Conference, carry these with
them 10 their homes, aud seek " profit
10y the testimonies which have been
borne.