The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-15

tanned by such interests are not to be
seen here. The Southern Pacific Com
pany have shops and a round house
here. The frequent changes and fuctu-
atoms, usually incident to such towns,
prevent strong attachments in any form.
So individuals must now act for protec-
lion.
There is scarcely an individual in the
community but who knows the causes
connected with self and others leading
to this Some Of your people
have criticized and stigmatized those
who attend church and try to uphold
that which is pure and holy. You have
criticized the society and its members
which has made improvements and beau
tilted your church. You have criticized
and stignlatized the minister i'll charge
most unsparingly. To what purpose +?
Only to satisfy q mean instinct or a pet
ty jealousy. Now we say stop.
Since coming to your town, ii he has
lost his self respect, honor and manhood
and become a libertine and q reproach
in society, he willingly gives to you the
privilege he demands for himself. For
mulate your charge or charges, and give
proofs, forward them to your Bishop
and demand my removal. He will act
at once in the matter. In return we de-
mand to know the proof of what you
state about the others, in defence OF
these other parties, and truth and
honor.
The editor of your paper advocates the
cleansing OF the city from h disease
breeding filth holes. Let us join hands
with him and cleanse the city of moral
iInpurity, especially now, the gossip
h ecSaracter Of honest men pnre won.-
an and innocent ma,dens.
The mere statement OF these facts
should bring 10 its defence every man
and every who loves home, truth
and honor.
nave mace the statemen. ana IN
Wiling 70 o. aeno .nT aU nm u .nS iooS 70
sa"s i, n.rt;c,,or
lot this atniosnbere be cleansed. and
Danish from OF midst every individual
who Yields the lying tongue or the
tongue of Islander or ridicule. We have
here men who are as CHI alrlc and gal
liant as those who iveo In times past
we expec. nclp ron .e =, ;,a;y;d,o,
80 ,o;nt nrthsra a. ;ntarastaJ and
the article in Yesterday paper was by
some n else. | did not write it or put
it there. We were not all trained or
educated in the came school or under
the same circumstances. we Try 10
adopt ourselves TO .nese circuins.AnCes
s,n'piy asn ~ ah ~ ooe a. sg.;ss T h.~s
neva, snoken unkindlv or barsbly Of
vonr town or its ,.eople. but have used
nv pen and voice in her behalf. But
with others denounce these sins OF un-
kindness and shall always do so.
A few years ago the city OF st. Louis
was shocked by the announcement
that the Rev. IL, ID. Jardine had com
United suicide.
That life, my people, was sacrificed
through persecution through lying
lips-false accusers.
For fifteen years he was considered
u true, u Cody, a self-sacrificing priest,
one OF the most learned, that ever
ministered al Gods altar. Even a Jes-
nit of the Roman Catholic church said
81 believe he is sincere" confession
seldom wrung from the lips OF a Jesuit
in favor oil II who ministers at our
altar. Through popular prejudice he
was presented for trial, and convicted
before an ecclesiastical court, COM
posed OF foul clergymen, upon testi-
mony given by disreputable and dis
honorable persons. But it the testi-
mony given had been from reputable
nprs0nR. IN nv 0DiniOn IL waa too