Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

their fields. He has blessed tins crops
Ut buute. VIZ are told that ihty ntu
yielding very generously 10 sscchatiue
matter, sud tnat the prospect IL we
shalt have good returns In sugar. anu
tegln g. be able . meet tue DuliRaiipus
which rest upon uH. We want 90
speak fnvOrnbly Ui this enterprise. We
want 10 urge " upon tho La,t'r.dpy
Saints. We want to Fay everything
tn It's favor to sustain 10 aud make % a
success, % furnish employment 10 QUO
people, and 10 give our farmers gemuu-
Grafton tor their labor, hrlpiug them Do
pfoduce crop for Witch they viii
receive money, aud also save iho
money nj nome ihat would Otherwise
g1 out NJ Cur Territory !or the uutChnsr
oil SUGAR. Tnia ts thr ,ruU ppliCy. II 81
the true WY 10 bu.id up hi0u.
We must turn our attention % those
mattua and discard an foolish thulrIe'
aud all uuNi.s CJuturt. Tntrn hus
been great dralot itiu this country
about thia tIsaf factory. /, BINS teen
dr f-ri down iuto p9ltiCa--A thiUg
that ought never 90 tC done. We
want 10 liit itout Of iha, We want o.
Look GO these mattvu ua servants AMI
saiua VI God anu whom God tells us 20
do thlng, t1 DO it. O1j Ias called uu
10 build ul Zion boz the uarth, aud lie
will build 30 uu In Ills own way, aud
not according 10 tue theories OF man,
IL Is our duty, When 10 gives uB a
command, o. go b with our might auI
iulfill that command. II we 10 that,
lie VIII always stand by a., aud Hut-
tain us, ami carry us oil Triumphant
over every obstacle.
rejoice TINS mlr1ing In being ablo
20 make this statement concerning our
sugar factory. The prospects f0f ~ ate
gooi, nud We negu tue means that the
saiu " the sugar Will produce. II We
could manufacture enough 70 tunpiy
our entire Territory, it would uu "a
grand thing iIf W, anu Tor tue entire
country also. We nope that you will
all thko hold Of this, buy tue stock,
and help carry tue toad, and nUt leave
II on the shoulders Of the few,
Our mis5ioha Ia foreign lands ami Ia
the Unitod States are, generally speak
ing, IA good condition. There are
l2J Elders In the Southern states
alone, Hui they are iablring effective.
~. There afo no m0bblugs o. speak
Of, and the Eliers are doing very well
ana escape violence. la 10. Northern
states also there In a great deaf OF good
being done, The missiDnArius bving
dlligent ana active.
There b this uiiliGuily, however 90
all CUR missiUui; IL ~ naru Tor
tho Elders % sustain themselves.
| Some VI them DO 70 wuO have means,
but the cry comes ifUm our Missions
that unless help II rendered, eEpta.
enCOd men viii have o. CJme home.
OF course, tins means tine payment ui
their passage home, guu also the Pay.
mout II the passage 0f Others 10 gu
their places VINO uT0 not 10 well quail.
He'd through experience. LU,tur8 nave
been written by tho pru1iduuts %; mis-.
slOn- g. the Bishops anu others, asking
Tor help 10 hb rendered, that they might
be abs 20 keep these men Of experience
in the nelIi but the response from
homo generally has teen that they
cannot 10 IL. We should, " possible,
avoid the release Di men who ate cap
able uutil thoy have hilod their mis-
Bions. You know, brethren Rnd sisters,
that there are many men whose bCsi
field ~ the missionary fold, whose
greatest intlueucc IN la preaching the
Gospel. Many Of them are not good
ma ayers At home; they DO not segm
~ have XII. ior iiuRncial matters; but
you give them mission, aud they are
successful IN preaching the G0spcl, ia
warning the people, aud In gathenns
out the honest In heart. Where there
are such men In the Held, thoy should
be sustained there. Efforts should be
maue h keep them OF that which they
are best qualified 10 do, and not com
poi them 10 return anu struggle nj
nome.
This work ia doing excelloltly IN
northern Sweden. We hear OF "a greal
many baptlsms In that region. IN
Norway also the people are favOrably
/ disposed 10 the work OF God aud are
willing to hear the Elders. In the
! Netherlands thofe are good openings,
but there nfe no men scarcely 20 I'LL
! the Opgniuge, very few among us being
aule 10 speak tho DutOn language.
The field Ia Germany IL an extensive
| one; but the restrictions there Interfere
seriously with the spread Ui the Gospel
I though IhesU are ~ some places gfadI.
ally becoming milder. In Hamburg
| the WORK be- progressing. 10 Is n TO-
marSuhlc tact worthy Oi note, that
during the preyaleucs OF the cholera
| Ia thut city, though this Latter iay
| Saints worked alongside Of people who
were stricken down with that dreadful
! disease, not Que Of thoir number iUll a
l victim to lis rayagcs. The blessing
VI the LORD appeared 10 rect upon ths
/ Saints, aud through faith they escaped.
My sou David, who died u year ago IN
Germany white laboring In the minis.
Try, opened up "a region Tor the preach
ing OF the Gospel where the Elders are
lpUoriug now with considerable pos
| peCt OF aucceas, many souls having
been gathered into the told. Thr ugh
| out the Swiss aud German mission the
feeling IL hopeful, aud the brethren
are encouraged,
France has scarcely been warned. II
| II true there have been mlssiOLG IA
Paris; but there are parts Gl France
which our Elders have never visited,
| spain remains yet untouched; no
Elders have entered Spain or Portugal,
and there are souls there 10 be saved.
oar young men should pay some at
! teutlon 10 the Ruquir3mout o! LAM
! guAgts. God has said that lilo viii give
unto Va the gut OF tongues Tor this
purpose, aud tue gin OF Interpretation
OF tongues, aul ! know that these gillH
eau bi obtained II they arr sought for.