Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-14

succeeding orgar.fatl1ta t'udu0'''
by home sbIn,g sni while some
enterprises seemed 90 ia'' yo' 'uo
worsi was educ..1aal ana .'o p'0p'o
In all direction. were beginning 10 eA-
hiblt an increase %, ,ult spirit OF cell
reliance, which might ioIay nave con
tfollsd all the im g5fa a1i eAp'It' 'o'
lhe majority q. laai1 a'ln'uSh u'"
have s.sumsi .,muI,n proportions
within the last .ee y.sfa, ana owing
to CAUSES tribute uas ltcn anu Is no"
bel x paid to many dfm.' dealers anu
branches which d. Che time alluded to
we're nearly uukn.w.l
The preaching anl partial practice Of
what was designated tuu New Otier
came Indirectly 'f1u % g. M' l. or
from Ito nrst ,ucc % aai o. a factor,
was the general nus %. 'nn' pefloA
which haI never been rvAiloi Ia tho
history Of the county, Tue Time
seemed opporuns los such union
among the Saints as had been
predicted, auh uF consequence
cherished IN the hearts VI tue poopiti
= condition when stewardship would
take the place " individual or per-
souai pursuit., an order Of society in'
dictated by the name "Lion" which
was 70 have Gao pl3f in OIL hof
b1rJeulD WHAT .uuhcr Developments
might have coms, haI NOT tue brave
and heroic leader been summoned 90
the other oidc may n0, be- known but
mtaaufabio cts nation a.tcr that was
inevitable, aud 30 was near two yoau
after this event wlun President Taylor
called Tor delegates from the fevcral
Stakes and there was formed thu Gem
oral-.or Ccntni-Bohrd " TAdci
which was 10 be- advisory Of the stake
auxiliary boards % be- every where
organize for the purposes indicated 10
tue articles OF association and succeed
ing circulara.
Tho documents make good and sus.
gcslivo reading today. TIE intent was
20 encourage and establish manuiac.
lures, 20 regulate tho sale Of
produce, 10 becJmo a series Of
working and executive bubintss
organizations, barmoniously Geek.
iHE gh1 TEMPORAL salvation Of the
entire Mormon people. l. soums H.
scpaublc from history, that whenever
any beneficial project was aloOt for tue
benefit Of tho people Of Zion, all The
mGliguity Ot the opposition has been
evoked TO irusttuto aud prevent su.-
cess, and Instances In great number
could begivsn ~ evidences ot this fact
Ia this special instance, when unanim-
ny was growing, when prices Of rro.
ducc were being held p,and tue masses
were pI0spering exceedingly and
promise was beyond all past experience,
that Infamous raid was commenced
which compelled almost every loaiing
citizen iato exile Or into privacy, ihs
organizations meanwhile struggling
along in dccapitatod condition, n, a.
hnslly they suceumbtd 70 compulsory
iusulliou.
Nevertheless, II had beou demon.
strsted that s1mething-nay, much
could be djuu. Tne brains worc
there, tho situation was graspei,
executive ability was developed, there
was progress without a boom; trad,
without compositions; a market found
tor all surplus, anu condolences grew
la liz natural soil as one Of the pro-
ducts oi business capacity. II her,
and there QUO stood a,11f they had
evidences that unity was not only
more potent, but Il wa, nilrc profitable
tnau eau individual effort be-, saws In
rare aud exceptional cases, auI 20 such
became not only converted but united
as we'll.
President Taylor's death came ut an
unexpected time, when governmental
clcmcucy seemed ~ DO deferred, bul
the boom uhms also, and like tins ram
In the ,hicsrl, which II was, all IT, nv.
vocates Gravel tho fel01se oi lsaac and
the withdrawal Of that pressure which
bound In chains that Utah which they
wanted as a grand bonanza The
monetary temptation hal liza weight
with many the Church was also
crippled by connscati1n, un1 10 drli
for tho moment seemed 10 b,
alone possible or aivisabld Their
unexpectedly came the founding Of IL,
sugar Industry, tho building Of Sallair
thr completion OF the Temple, anu th,
amalgamall0b OF stranger elements h
the fufIhsragoe Of business prosperity
which finally declared the esteHtia
necessity of glo old, old theory Of hom
manufacture, evon II Utah was TO b
qulckeuei ~ the Genuie'a adoption o
that anthem which had been sung 10
years long past by all authority, an,
repeated ll every home, aud had burl
the ambition once oi alm9ll oyeaTl
hcaTl
These tb.ngs were all pheuomona
IN their way, have bad their Influence
aud now ihr people are confronted D..
come tulusi, probably overI0UEg
untertlr ,Etl,ement OF the past 1
has been seen how easy Ia tho iulal
ment o.. prophecy changes eau b.
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