Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28

the various CHART bic ami rcl,giau7
iocietips, while the general public
feslivitiea extended over the afternoon
aud evoniuc. While enjoyed myself
Ia company with three other Utah
blys, tmissionnrie8,) we are loOki ug
With fond anticipation to the .mr
/ whom we shall join In the celebration
If Independence ami Pioneer d ys ou
COum1inn' bill, in tue vallcys Of the
mnuninius.
les homo December 2ni Il last
year. 10 perform missionnty Lahore g.
Great B-itoiu. On my way / stayed
fourteen hours Ia Hew York, taking
Ia the eightr with almost boys rutiU.
ID cpmber On / boarded tie Guioh
steamer Wyoming, no $3.50 a.m.i unu
hM gCieu tu Americas iaif iauI,
Arnminr out OF the bsrhOr with
heavy heart but with the knowledge
that wns doing q DE service. The vOy'
age was al rZccpiionaly smooth one
aud fortunately We Kept even WIFI the
steamship company, feeling well
enough 10 obey the call Of the mul'
tell. Arriving ia Liverpool DcrtHi.
btrls.h, tiu brUthrcn Ut lsliusiDu 30.
ceivuI uB kindly. I was assigned tI
labor in tho Row Castle conference,
AMI after few hours root h,arlUd uu
work rejoicing. am lHbJring Ia what
J., called the HubOur and Jatiow ills.
tfigt., where we gplivur tracts lrgm
hOu.e 10 house, and ns a rule the peo.
ple treat ua very couttequsly. EyeuA,
thia late dutu We have TO sludy the
most pleasant means OF clearing Awly
a great dcnl of prejudice Hiill prevail
sni agaigst tho Cuufch. But firmly
believe the time is NOT faf distant when
We will 10 recognized with resp,cip
which should chlruciUrise 90 true
ioll0wrra % Christ. A few weeks ,g1
we held q meeting at place cnllrd
SUuuuymuur, known o. many Ol your
runI etc, anu were favored, 10 our sur.
ptiso, with "a good audience. Many
strangers were present and listened
attontively, and some are iuvcsligaliug.
our suctarIAu friends, tho Minister,
uil not care 30 let Ne have ali our Owu
wny, aud commences "a crusade by uu.
llvcfiug pui llu lruturCa Iainst Utah
AMI her people, Ciiing ns authorities the
notorious Jafmau aud Alrs. BiUu.
houso'a publication. n seems, how.
ever, na though that particular dispO-
sltiOn In man which prompts him
to say TINT thus Hni 40 Is Nv
upon insufficient information, or none
az al, ~ not quite M active as ~ used
10 be-. It IL the rule rather than the exc
ncption for people who speak against
tho Lhttpt-day Saints 10 have passed
through In Utah aud stayed long
enough 10 zee the towers of the Temple
and the Tabernacle 10 hurriedly write
pamphlet or mount tho rostfum and
"enli hteu0 the public "a 10 the
entire siluatiotl Somt go further aud
enlarge upon the lies WriUon by others.
A reverend gentleman Of the Baptist
pcrsunaiou recently undertook 10 OK
cite anger against MS by attacking cur
characters. Aside from some little
truth he told IN his lectures, thDy were
oowardly Islander from beginning to
end and We we're compelled TO recent
this by challenging him 10 public
debate In order 10 prove from United
States Rnd other authorities that he
had not only relied too much ON hear.
say aud stories circulated by those
whose reputation would not bear Clase
investigation, but that he had wiliully
slauderUd an Innocent community; but
needless 90 6Hy, tire wuuld.bo fame
seeker reused. Our nesting since
then have been attended by more
strangers than heretofore. n my district
i've posuns nave applied for baptisn.
II 10 not all smooth sailing travelling
as an ambassador OF tae meek nnd
lowly Savior. Tho Saints arc lew,
and, az a rule, too poor TOT ua 10 accept
OF their hospitnlitlea TO any extent
My present travelling companion IL
Elder parey T.. Parrish Of Centre.
VILE, anu where we are laborIng there
Is rough clemrui-mosly coal
miners or pitmcn. We are well anu Ia
conjunction with all the Elders hbOr.
ing m this conference / wish tbs good,
old DEsERET NEWS every urCrss,
ALFRED dMuR1uWAlrE.