Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
GOSSIP FROM THE ATLANTIC.
vha, became OF the Tuscaroras.-
Eminent Men.-Utah StndenIs'--
The Campaign.

=, over ! carried prayer 70
.,,,n, of grace, It was my wish that
,be Democratic convention In Chicago
could not recognize the Utah savages
calling themscivc8 "ruscltoras." ~
ga gratifying to know that my prayer
cas- sppsered. An old iroverb speabs
,fp,opia "goins for wool and coming
hac,. shorn." The Tuscnroras vent
or hair aud returned scalped! Where
s,e they noU2 A vessel was sunk
few nights ago of Long Island and
none were lett to toll the story OF the
Loaf. Buta white hat, dustebau um'
bt.lla and very large mouth
were found floating. IL Is thought
they belonged TO one Of band OF
savap.s that was very noisy Ia Chi
cago few days ago. Did they have
sensc enough to go and drown them
ssiv.,? II 20, nothing la thClt lives 81
became them IA the leaving Of IL. Too
had. though, that they lost their dust
,rs, as they will need light olOihing
now. ,,--..,-
abnmin1blt. had no idea the old
mace couli behave 40 baily. New
England Il busy everywhere gradual
inc boya and girls. | called on Ptesi'
dent Eliot Yesterday aud found him
busy. Tomorrow 10 "COmmeucement"
al Harvard. He spoke laughinEly OF
the treatment he had received on
account OF his address In Salt liskc.
mad has not changed his mind. ! met
i, NJ, Tanner and several other Utah
mon, and have pressing Invitation 10
visit them on Friday.
4 ave also met Hon, Il. a. Collins,
who chatted Interestingly about Utah
IN Congress. For his part there some
years agof In reference to the Ed
munds-Tucker bill Il think II was), ho
received many letters from ministers,
lawyers, lhymcn aud other old women
in Utah denouncing him for daring to
assume In any wise that the Mormons
were not beasts Of the field. MIR. Col.
Inns WA, the frat 10 inform mp Of the
nie OF tho "ruscaroraa." Tho East.
eIn papers never condescended to even
mention the existence Of the band. |
have met representatives, editors and
managers OF the leading dailies here
ani have engaged to furnish them
matter from Utah, with the UNDER
standing that am working only for
for fair play aud equal rights for
the kfofmOns. eau see n great
change among paper men since l be.
gan to coax them two years and n half
ago to publish something that had u
kind word for misunderst0Od people.
The press can do grand work where IL
eau afford to be brave and indeptnt.
ent, sud " " the press far more than
the politicians that IL breaking down
the IreIuilcea against Utah through
more Intelligent public opinion.
went 10 church twice last Sunuayl
In the afternoon TO hear Rev. Justin
d, Fulton on "RomAnism." II hu
had used the term "MOrmonlsm"
his discourse would have been exactly
Of the anti. Mormon character 40 often
heard in Salt Lake. In fact, II seemed
10 me that the speaker was reading
7fibm,e editorials against the Mornonp.
His attacks and deuunciatiOus were
we're very coane, hut they suited the
Anli.Chthollc rabble that heard him.
A pamphlet was circulated purporting
TO be letter. from an eminent Catholic
10 the Catholics, Ia which the mort
open defiance OF tho government was
urged. | saw TINT II was fraud clear
ly n "Blshop West" affair, and saw
that people were deceived by Il. Hence
asked tile preacher who was the su.
thor OF the pamphlet. He lid not know,
and declared he had nothing 10 do with
IT, Then | asked two OF his deacOne
They both denied all know ledge Of II.
Yet the papers advertised Fulton's ser
mon anu added that "a pamphlet Of
valuable information that should be In
every home will lie given to all
present." All this was In the
same advertisement, yet neither
the preacher nor his right hand men
knew anything about ~ DO you Inn
agine believed him? Not u minute
1t was simply bit OF fraud, Just such
fraud IN has been played hundreds Of
times against the Mormous by un
scrupulOus men aud women.
In the evening went 10 hear Uni
tartan on "EmUrson." There was M
fraud about n, but II was the mos
tame and Insignificant treatment Of .
Grand subject ever heard. The mar
Fulton was a mountebauk. The Uni
tartan dude! OF all the hypocrisioi
10 be found In the pulpit- OF today
the greatest 10 this pretended religion
that IA every thing and nothing. III
ministers nre intelligent fellows. They
are generally atheist, when judged by
the Billie; they are "up" IN moderi
science, tine younger Dues) but uelthe
young nor old has the courage Of hi
convictions or the manhood u ris,
above the theft Of the name "Chris
tian" 10 cover their infilplity.
CHARLES ELLIS