Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-12

for the sugar we consume misht b'.
kept ut hone anI distributed to those
who prJuu e the article here. I want
10 remind my bfetbren aud sister
throughout Zion that 1t Is "a portion OF
their duty to patronize these home it,
Justrles and ~ sustain ihcn by their
patronage. For IL isa good and wisr
p1licy. IL Is the policy that wns
inaugUratcd by Presiden, Young In the
beginning OF the settlement VI this
Territory. It IL the policy that
IL today the wisest and this best for this
community. We are still far separated
rom the ccntcrs OF manufacture nni
In comparatively new county; this
should not be forgotten. It's not per.
hnps consistent with modern Ideas 10
suppose fOr u M jinent tuat there could
come tune ~ pinchiug, Of poverty
and OF Necessity iu The tops OF these
mountains, connected az we are with
the east and tile west. with the north
aud the south, by these Iiues OF rail.
roads which run into anu through our
country. know 1t Is not orthodox
nowadays TO consider or admit the
possibility " famine coming upon
the inha bi,ants Of North America. Do
we not possess the richest country In
the world? Are we not pleased with
all the products OF the tenn.
perate anu tho torfid zln,? Arc
we not blessed with tbs greatest
mineral, agricultural aud st0ck-faising
country Ia tue world? Yes; md yet
read In the revelations which the Lord
has given 10 us that day OF famine
Will COmeupon the land a day Of ,iroutb,
"A day OF necessity, dpy OF pestilence,
aud dayof deep sorrow. When that
day shall come we will learn, n we do
not learn 1t before, that the community
which IL the nearest selfsupportlng viii
be the m nj Independent aud the most
prosperous that can be found anywhere
in the land. There is another little
factory In Franklin, IJah1. II Is really
UIah Industry, owned and carried
on largely by Utah people, and
they are producing some Of the
finest homemade blankets, liDsey,
flannel anu yarn that eau DO pro-
duced anywhere Ia tue country.
| want TO make honorable mention OF II,
as have Of the other mills. am told
also that Brother Whitehead, at
Springville Is manufacturing some
goods. desire 10 make mention Of
THESE Things, What IOf2 That | may
induce you, my brethren and sisters,
II possibly can, TO patTonize these in
situations, and to sustain by your works
us well m by your prayers home In
dusIries, which give to the people en-.
ploymcnt, and put bread In their
mouths and clothing upon their backs,
and give them homes TO shelter them,
developing the resources OF our coun.
try, and making II what It Ia today
the superior VI any OF It's sister terri.
tories or states In this inter.mountain
region. There Ia no state or territory
In this inter-mountain region that
can compare In material prosperity
with the Territory OF Utah, nnd II IL
largely due to the policy inaugurated
by President Young, that Ia still In
vogue, or ought TO be, among this PEG.
pie TO foster home Industry. A little
wh.le ago / gave an order for some
homemade blankets. l can go to u.
q. NJ. l., or any OF these stores which
import foreign made goods and 1 eau
buy blankets for considerably lcss than
l expect to have TO pay for those that
are made ut home; but | would rather
give little more 10 our own workmen