Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-07

superstition and hold communication
with the Leave nH they an hNu
the most perfect fifut CD 40.
The people Of the woTii we're victim
OF "a iaise education, they ue.utu 100 Do.
educated 10 have tuil hl.h in The ivltg
G0u, iu tie Cot Ut revelation auu ci
mitacirf, 10 humble Themselves a.u
teComc tue meek ui tbs earth ii th"y
ever oxl ccici ~ see his ace.
Elder reasdaie sioko very br'U}
upon mlsni0nnry work lu MuNir'i
where hp nuil they were lTuErusHinE
little by little, tue mission tcily IN %
better position now thaH ever before.
lie ptOph'sied that our Helvcul'
Father would vHtublieh ltiA Chutch
anu Kingdom upon tue EARN IN slitc
Of nii opposition, und thai ovttythlut
He Aai ptOllCtud by the mouth OF HE
servants the Prophets was going 10 De
fulfilled. In Mexico there were Boms
i've settlements, viii hhGut 1000 IN
hshitauts. rary had 5tbbilh anu day
pchuU ana cniidteh's Primary asH b.
clntintIs there, auu everything else iu
nrlpcr order IN regard u MUTUAL Ia.
movement and baIlrt' Relief societies,
irtsiisi over 10y excellent AMI rhtnost
fcfeluH. A gtol frult caunoTy hud
been starteI tlcfc, ulsp . lauurty anu
"A pti.t mill. the ppoI hoo, however,
passed through u grra' deal Of hard.
ship. rue ury weather had been a
matter Of some perpleNily, aud some.
times they had nad hut little 10 cat;
sull thry hal not siarvoj to DEATH.
The men anu women associated To-.
gothsr In those seltlomeu's Icit that
that was ilOif particular field Of
labOB thgt the Lord desired thrm 10
be there; anu that was the reason
why they remained,
EIDEE ABRAHAM II. CANNON
snld that God had cOmmonord o. mat
vulOuA work Aud wonder, anu isd
declared that lie would cary % for.
ward m Ills own way. tic did not
depend upon the c0unseis OF men inf
Ills wisdom, or leave HiH WORK ia
their hands for accomplishment; but
| lie himself directed Ia all tnings
which prTtainod To the upbuildiug NJ
| His Church. He had acted according
/ to thv plan which lie had designed anu
/ had not submitted Ills purposes
/ for the criticism Of muukluI.
The SPEAKER believed thut VA the
! future, no less than In the past, God
would do this. lie designed tnat VIZ
! shoulc bp different men IN educational
NJ well ~ Ia religious matters from
| the rest Of the world, Ia tinancial as
well a. ia social affair; that In our
education we should UCcupy a highuf
plane thnn that which was common
| in the world. He desired that We
should not depend upon tho discoveries
or inventions OF men for our know l.
edge, but that We should seek aud r..
/ crivu from Him that inspiration md
/ tevt latiOn which should cause
us 10 see nj n glance that which II
| sometimes t00k years OF study aud re-
/ search on tho part Of unlnspifei men
| " acquire. Mcu had rejected tno truo
/ Gospel because II the source from
whence II came.
Brigham Young, In founding this
| Territory, sought the inspiration VI the
! Lord ana worked continuously under
| the influence OF the Holy dhOst, anu
we saw tbs results Of his magnificent
labor anu VI the grand Instructions
which he was inspired ~ give. lie
told the people to pursue u coursc
which was contrary u the Judgment
/ Of men.
The speaker branched out ON the
| present stringent condition VI Imam.
cial nfiairs, anu said the Saints could
not do tuttor than observe strictly
every command given them 10y
tho servants Of God, however
much this might cnrtl ct with
our own ideas Of nunnee, on
social or other matt,rs. lilo hii not
share In the gloomy iorubodings Of
many petsons Ia relation T. tue pre- =
Ont condition Of things, and believed
that brighter future was yet la store,
when the 81 uls which now hung over
our heads hal passed away.
when the soul IL sa1 and dfcay,
seek relief Ia prayer,
was sung 10y tue choir.
BenedicIion by Patriarch John
| Smith.