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

to sins lUcern with and without irrl.
CATION. The Lori is opening the way
,Or the people 10 iuisc luceTn buI
gain. aud even trees, ON dry Ian 1
Without irrigation. heard that
brother NJ. w. Merrill, one o,
tie Twelve Apustlus, wan Is hrre
To-Day, had snid that IL Ice were to 10
iufnisncd with water free Of cost toirrl.
gate hie liant, that lac would not accept
~ " TO Iuise his grain with. tnrothcr
Merrill here remarked that he had not
wstsied his laud TOT many yoArs.l THE
i lne finest iucern country that /
know o.; aud We ought q raise goo1
COVE, aud produce good milk. good
butter anu good chvttc, sufficient
10 supply home consumption, and
then we ought to have u i,tJlr SUR
Plus 10 export. We ought IN have moro
cfeamefus. aud we ought to buy home.
made chee,e, homemade butter, home.
nadc sugar hone.mndc ciotuta, and
all homemade articles, instead OF nat.
fonzing these ifom abroad. IL the
people would db this. Got would bless
them, nud they would become all the
richer AMI the more pro petous; auI
those friends that nre engaged these
manufactures would be encouraged, Tor
Their Investments would not prove
failures; ana 1t would give more en-.
ployment to the people, aud create
permanent wealth Tor the country.
felt like laying something about
home Industries. But | want you 10
understand there is no politics Ia IT.. Il
IL simply plainly.tOld Gospel truth. IL
y the Gospel u temporal salvation
That am preaching to this cOngtega.
ton, tile uuspel OF common sense. IL
- tue Gospel Of reasnn--a Gospel that
the iatter.day Saints should all honor
and observe, aud not have to be urged
10 do II, either. We ought 10 have
been converted TO this yeara ago aud
have enjoyed the benefits thar would
have resulted 10 us from IL, instead OF
touAy senuing our money out OF the
country III continuous stream for that
which can bo produced Mt home lust
AZ well as Il can be produced
abroad. This wealth ought 10
bo kept at home, and employment
given to our people, 30 that they will
not be found wandering up and down
the streols anu through the country
Without anything 10 10. | am satis.
fled OF this. IL 10 good Gospel, too, in
It's place, just ~ much aa faith In God.
repentance Of sin, aud baptism for the
remission OF sin, are good Gospel pre-
cepts In their place. This temporal
Gospel pertains to our present welfare,
to the building OF temples, to the send
lug OF the Gospel TO the nations OF the
earth, 10 the gathering Of the poor from
distant lands, to publishing the word
OF God anu distributing II abroad
among the people, and TO every
material work Involved In the progress
and development OF the community,
You cannot do without 1t. The idier,
saith the Lord, shall not eat the
bread Of the labOter In Zion. The
Lord requires that we shall not be
idlers. Our people should not be with
out employment, when there Is
plenty oil means anu plenty OF intelli.
genoe among them to devise industries
and TO give employment to those wh2
are unemployed. We have got TO 10
II, or we nre not wise stewards or
faithful servants.
heard n prominent man, only this
morning, make the remark that, not.
withdrawing the Latter.day Saints
have received revelation from God