Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27

there IL no sentiment Ia busi'
ness. Well, no; not II a man j.
a fascsl, " his dishouesiy is trans
parent, " there IL lraud on tue lace o.
thiug'. but where man has Oeeh
known fot forty Year, o. hard worker,
devoted to business, ready 10 accommo'
date TO the full limit, because OF iuli
faith In honest Representation anu ul'
innate payment, sympathy gies out TO
SUCH n mau rs mstter OF course anu
where II 10 possible, comrfomise anu
lime should be allowed Tor uxirlcatOn.
Cases could be cited by the score
where lenisucy auI libefslity have
brought mau redemption, wnere un-
due severity would nave been ruin,
mentally anI pro essi0uallyi tot forced
Insolvency generally mea the scat.
toring Of the assets Of the uuiottu ate
10 the four wind, Goods. cha,itl-,
real estate vanish away under eN-
ponse aud enforced sale; cfedit1n
only get a percentage, probably even
less than compromise care
fully watched would have secured.
When a man il taken by the throat,
to the demand Of pay mo that thou
owest," he IL very liable 10 DO W Affect
cd that effort becomes pafalyzui, aud
the object slught-ii gained, Is at cost
that no riyht.iosliug creditor would
care TO pay; aud It 10 humiliation
On ugh Tor a conscientious debtor 10
have to violate bic obligations, without
being crow "a, lfalucod anu ruined,
when n little bfotherly loBiency would
have been salvation.
Nor II intoudsi by this 10 condone
failure, or to say that every ono IL not
entitled 10 his own. IL Ia not TO say
tna, man should not pay hls debts,
that fraud sn0uli DO winkod at and
creditors whistle for their cash, when
as.ots ar, being FILTERED away by ques.
tionSble msans. The whole Argument
10 based on the ilea that the unforiun.
ate one IL honorable, that he IL Ithe
victim OF oIrcumstance.,D ana that
II lao hal his dues. he would be un.
trammeled AMI able 10 liz up his mead
among his peets.
Ia does not r,oulre n man NJ sneeIai
wisdom 10 tell the bu.ine.. world that
crsdi, la. exceeded At lim,s A.. Iegiu.
mate limits; hut the falling wa, Al.
most univ.r.si-tist,ibuti,n Nm, s,.
aired by manuisctur.s anal in,orte,
by lobber ana de.l,r IN, msmmoth
es,abnshmept and the Inue .t,f, w,f,
each dispo,ed L, ,usb ont their trad.
by ext,pJ,ng efeilt. and whe, m.
clmmefo.al water. n.r, plaeiJ. with.
outari,p.e. and NO oionI ov.fn.,d Il,
prpnh.sv 4. chany.. .v.rv cf.,t cnnt.a
on lee wAv and making ,hor. i'm.
aa often IA prow,.. AMI n veutu,..
some splrlt could desire. A pua Of
wind was fatal L, s,m,-,h.v wer,
without ballast or s,nmnnsbtn. many
were hut tbrat, Gran. or wa,.tloyy,J
vessels who want dawn b.t,re n
sufiened bfeszs. then IA thu Gal,
strengthened, and the waves r,ll.d.
some lorlly vessel f5und.t.d. nil hands
aboard aud all Hail, All: n ,v
close feeisd bu,y,d the sbn,,
or well managed took 10 the open ssa.
or rode out the stotm: one nj apeno,
or dying before the gale. A,d an,th,r
snugly projected within the atm wat,ts
Of a rofugs tried before. Many Vrand
old ship la tho offing ON a turbulent
sen, mid blatkness and lightning. bas
seen but utt, chance Of ,aiety or oi
HE. Reels aud rocks were IN IN,
pelpbborbooj. some of the erew war,
IA tho shroud.. others at WORK ON d,ck
tying up. or making ready for pr..
sumptiye wreck as po.sibl, saf.t,: IN.
captain or owner ON the for.esstls
with all he had Of pf,psrty or Iieai
stake-anxi0u., toiling, hopiug-Wheu
rocket DIES soross his bows, tho lie.
boat liue Ia s.zvJ, aud soon u pilot OF
change comes, and the battered
vessel rolls through tbs breakers anu
iuto still waters once again. There IL
the hand Of msrcy, Of dsliverapce, Of
brotherhood, aud OF peace. Pirate.
would h w hailrd the storm, chuckltd
over ths prospective wreck, laughed
at tho calamity which brought them
untold gain