Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-21


Samuel Small. president Of the
university, and J. Wesley Hin. The
latter made serious charges " em-
bszzlement against Mr.. small while
he was in the enst obtaining funds for
the founding of the educational insti.
tuition In question. when ho hsatd Of
the allegations that had boon made
against him he sent the following
telegram, which was published at tho
time In ihc Ogden Standard and alao
In the NEws:
"phlladclphia, Pa, April 9. - The
charges mado by I'M and Fnuklln are
the same malicious slaudors that liill
ro,nctod by telegraph March &C. | am
moving for Hnrs oxpulsion from tho
ministry and this last net by Hill and
Franklin Is an ondoavor 10 lulldozo mo.
Il docs not succeed. will not quit. ]
am ready Tor the fullest investigation Of
my accounts. have dono no wrong
and lmvo nothing 10 conceal or fear. l
have perfect showing for every cont.
Signed, sANt. W. SNAIL"
We now present another and more
elaborate portrait OF the Rev. j. Wesley
Hin, drawn by the same artistic hand.
A dispatch dated nj Atlanta, Ga, May
9TH, 1891, also over the signature Of
Mr.. Small, contained the following:
"Many newspapers continue, from some
motive l cannot imagine, to publish tho
slandcrous kilograms concerning me, sent
out from Utah by the hand or oonnivanco
OF TINT infamous, liar, hypocri,e. And
iowd sham preacher, Rov. ,. Wesley
HI, Of tho frat Methodist church at
ogden.
"Thls Is tho Same thief and swindlor
who oame 10 Philadelphia, wormod
himself into tho Methodist pulpi,s,
lined collections for his church, which
he pookcted and squandored upon him
self aud his family who sponged
upon tho hospitality Of now made &c
qualnianccs and turned thoir houses and
hospitality to ridioue and Iooring.i who
forced a lot Of real estate upon benevolent
Moihodists at fabulous prices and with a
series Of lies that would appai bunco
mani who did this In tho namo OF ho
church whom Il was tho private SNAP
speculation Of himself and q gang Of Og.
den aharpersi who lives double life,
preaching holiness Ia the pulpit and In
dulging his leohorous lusts In priyaioi
who deceived mo into accepting rho
presidency Of an alleged unlvorsity,
the schomo Of dupliclty, ohicanery, a'i
land spoculationi who induced me q
hold on when ! would havo resigned
months ago, and urged mo to try {,
redeem tho cause Of tho college AND
save tho good faith u the church by
now measure to secure sufficient en-
dowmoni, which action Of mlno no isnov
trying tohave thoonlcial board ropudiaie
who has set going an tho food Of ncwr
paper ISLANDERS upon me because woul,
not help him Hwindlo brothe
minister IN Philadelphia, ROY. Morfi
Hubbard, or Join him In scheme to az
tho university and tho church for III,
purpose of getting big money for our
selves.
III here rciteraio that this said l,cy.
Wesley lin Is tho most Infamous au,
yepalilo mscal outside OF auy pcnitcnti
AIRY. false Ia word aud oath to his VIII
and his God, and hypoorito In ever!
private relation and public function.
am ready to prove him all this"
Now for further proof OF the Juda
Isoariot characteristics Of j. Wcsle,
lin. The local public are familiar will
the recent exposure Of the plsglAris
tic feat performed by the Rev. DIR. lin
We stated yesterday that the oxpos
was effected by two Methods
clergymen, but We did not give thei
names. We now present the name O
j. Wesley I'm ~ the principal OF IN
two traitors 10 their chief and tn
interests OF their church. Ho Il wa
who called at this office aud asked 10
copy Of the salt Lake Tribune q
March 2lst, which contains the addres
borrowed and delivered by DR.. Ilil
| AAN tthkNA NJ Nht AAht hhhA ht hNh HANl
several men TO the Iri6ua
office 10 procure the paper
but he could not get
there. We know the gentlema
from who ho borrowed It for the pul
pose OF exposing DR.. Ili1, his superlo
ecclesiastical officer. He betrayed hi
chief, az Judas betrayed his Aiastel
We feel assured also that Il WA h
who betrayed the proceedings OF Tia
meeting Of Methodist clergymen cor
vened for the purpose Of consideTin
DR.. Illh's dilemma aud gave them /
q local newspaper. His exposure I
T the Rev. IliG was doubtless inspire
by mingled malice and ambition. 1
getting in his troacherous work b
{ showed no regard for the Injury ho IL
ilivted upon the church OF which h
PROCESSES TO DO u minister and the IL
, terests Of which II was his duty
protect.
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