Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06

those who cry "mad dog, - and others
take up the cry without knowing why,
when really there Is no one mad EXCEPT
those who started the cry. There 10
really no reason why people without
homes OF their own be frightened
away, when there is such fiue opol-
iug 70 secure them. Land is cheap and
plentiful, and as there has been aud Is
a money famine there will, In all prob.
ability be a bread famine 10 those who
have neglected to be wise IA scnson Ia
securing land on which % produce II.
This valley contains the elements 10
produce a prosperous aud flOurishing
community the salt VI the earth.
Capital aud labor, aud the brains 10
utilize all II properly united, would
furnish employment ~ a roller mill, a
factory anu a tAnncfy, and also To all
who were not Otherwise employed.
Are we TO acknowledge that Others arc
In pusaosBiOu Of ADLER bfaine, more
clever hanGB and greater industry and
ability than our people, who profess so
much and who have been taught tau
principle Of home industry 90 thUt-
0ughly2 Yet others are doing what We
snould do, and they'll gvt tho honor,
too, II we do not awake to sense II
our position aud advantages.
The Savior said "rhe poor ye have
always with you;" ~ w have. Hut
we alec have those who possess capita,
ana their names are hOuUrud ami thuir
memory cherished BY the use they
make OF It. They can he beus.ac,Jrs
to their race, aud why n0t2 IL moi
happiness the attn " all, both fiCh and
pOOf2 The mere possession Of wealth
does not constitute happiness, neil. Ur
tho abuae, but the use, that IL evidence
that the capitalist H. ia poss ssiJu oil
other qualities equally vs. potent a.
wealth. We all, sooner or later, nave
presented 10 W 0ppOfiuuliitsiOf present
VI future greatness, but they seem NO
far Oh abu insiguiilcant, and tho
money In %" ~ hid. tina. the golden
moment IL nearly always LOSE
IL our people undetst0Od the psingi-
plies OF economy, us DO some WHO ~.
Tess less than W., there would be 90
hidrs going 10 waste, but they would
bu converted into boot. anu shUrs.
The natural facilities Tor tanuury, f.r
instance, would b. utilized. Here b
cAnHisrd root nyurlShus under ttu
most discoufaging circumstance. %
10 destroyed ut nearly tll sog-
sons Of tho year, according
10 tho spare time tho farmer
has 10 devote 30 its destruction. But
"th ugh vauquishrd" u can flourish
still--anI maiutuinH vigorous * Of.
eucr. IL II should be unu1uraA %
merely by being allowed 10 grow, the
yield would bo very great There also BE-
probability that sugar factory
could DO Ia time In successful opera.
ton.
What we soruly need 10 an increase
II population Oi tie right sort. L..
deed thn wealth OF any country ~ iu
the virtue OF her UitiZena. a country
IN sick according 10 tine number Ui ia
dustrious, prosperous, energetic and
law bidding citizen who are truu "
themselves aud to their advantages. II
there aru any OF thle class who wisn u
know more u this country, there iivti
hOrc Il. J. Jones, whose industry and
ability TO build nnd increase the prJt-
perily OF the Saints Il VOL known aud
whose lhDurs ln southern Utsh HFi
equally valuable; nlso Brigham Whit
more, the chief land-1wn ur anu capital
lot IN the valley, anu David Cox, whose
broad acres are Tedre med from tut
Jesert by periistent uxetti0ue, untirinf
anu determined iniusiry. l am eur,
these gentlemen will be pleased 10 Civ,
TO all inquircia accurate Information
concerning our fertile valley. 9.