Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

act on bic advice they would hc IN
danger NJ being overcome by fatigue
AMI duet. Besides, the benefits he
contcudcd, oi the north and south eS-
uurions would be- n. nothing conn
pared 10 the injury they might sustain
by the travel that would be eniailed'
The Boutwell, Canal Ia the north was
only such conduit ~ they might
ssciu the places from which they came,
while there were plenty VI factories In
the other States aud Territories SINH
lar to those u Lehi and Provo.
The deep anxiety Of Colonel Hollis.
Ter for the physical wellbcing q the
party did not seem to b. common.
s1ratcly appreciated by the delegates.
one Of them remarked that Il was
somewhat peculiar that an attempt
should be- ma de 10 dissuado them from
undertaking those trips after the gene
rous invitation Of the railroad compa'
nies aud Others had been extended aud
accepted.
While Col. n ollistct expressed his
fears n tho effects Of material dust
upon the eyes VI the members Of tho
Irrigation Congress, II h n question a.
To whether he was not seeking 10 blind
them with the same material In n
hruativc sense. Hts affection for the
"Mormonn people has never been Or
such depth ~ tote apprvclable. Ia fact,
everybody In this community knows
that he has been afflicted for many
years with chronic auti."Mormon"
cankcr, which has been feeling on his
vitals. Hence, II i more than likely
that the bare thought Of the delegates
visiting Lchi and Provo would, ifros.
-iblc, Increase the misery which results
from his mahdy. At the former place
they would src Rn iudlspuiahlo evil
dence NJ "Mormonv Industry nud
enterprise, VA the shape Of sugar
factory that Ia second In no
particular to any similar establishment
In the United States. At Provo they
would inspcct.a wooden factory owned
and OPERATED by "Mormous," the pro.
ducts Of which are ~ excellent aud
descryedly famed that dealers In New
YORK, -. Louis and numerous other
large citie' of the Union send In large
orders for goods every season. Besides,
In both thoscthrlfty cities the delegates
would be- the recipients Of that generous
hospitality Tor which all acquainted
with the "AIormlu" people give them
credit. The peace, order, general thrift
aud Industry Of these two beautiful
towns could net fall TO avornbly I'm.
pres the visitors In relation 10 the
status Of the community. isit any
wonder theutba. tho philanthropic
HOLSTER should manifest such n
noble interest IN the delegates,
whose health, he wa, anxious to show,
was NO near 10 his heart?
On the other hand should tho mem.
bep Of the late Irrigation Congrcss
visit Logan IN the north, the imprcs.
slons ofthe true character Of the "Mor.
mon" people could be deepuntd aud
extended by the very appearance Of
the lovely capital II Cache, aud the
courteous and generous disp0sitlonofhcr
citizens. Then, some u the delegates
have spoken warm ~ In the late Con.
grrss In favor Of the ownershlp Of the
water accompau ying that o. the soil.
They had contendri tina, uoh trouble
hat arisen under their personal ubscrva.
tion, from the posscssomhlp Of tho water
being Ia the hands Of wealthy corpo.
ration, aud that Of the land
vested In individuals. Their
theory was that tho OWNERSHIP
Ct both should be- combined. tn,
great Rear river canal, which IL net 10
any extent "Nlorm1n" enterprise, 1.
not established on the Joint hasl,
which some Of tho delegates insisted
was the only safe and satisfactory one
The effect Of lniormstion being obtain
OF on this subject might also hnv,
prompted Mr.. Hollister TO expires hl
concern Tor the health Of the visitors.
What would have been Mr.. Hollis.
tcr's position In rotation to tho grnor
Gus courtcalrs extended 10 the dele
gates had the sugar factory, the wool
On mills, the attractive aud peaceful
settlements been the result Of the In
dusiry Of his own class? In speaking
ofthe ranks In which the gentleman
had paradod for over twenty
years, we no not refer To TN
chronic Office holders. The hllu
sion applies generally To the cliqu'
of"LlbcrAl" mctlonists with which h,
has trained. Had such examples o
real substantial progtcs as those wit
messed by the delegates In their trip
In this Territory been tho products %
this rule anl ruin ring, would the eN
Internal revenue collector have On
doavorod TO Induce the visitors TO 70
consider their acceptance Of the kint
Invitations rendered them2 Instead o
doing so he would probably have beer
willing u 500 the delegates complttell
overcome with dust aud fatigue rattle
than that they should mics a spectacle
20 attractive or entertainment so de-
llghtful,
Fortunately for the intelligent gen