Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

commonwealth 90 the past eouIl nos
protect themselves 10 their equal rights
as citizens nor cKiieate ihcmselyc. from
imposed dcspotIsm. but were driven
to the wall by the consuming class into
political disability aud degradation, and
into poverty and scdi1m reycibeatIug
through millcnnIums In floods OF blood
and tears. by the all and ruin OF almost
all nations hithcr o known iu history.
The question now is, "shall this
downfall. through Crnnsm, again De
repeated In the republic of the United
States Of America, or shall 10 lead a''
mankind 10 the victory OF brotherhood
over tyranny"
Whenever a republic rises up, Il IS,
next to Providence. done by the pro-
ducing class OF the people in order TO
maintain equal rights Tor all members
Of the commonwealth. Tine consumers
never build up republics 100 their very
instincts they are aud represent ante
rcpubIicauism. Boo. whenever the con.
suming class became strong enough TO
successfully muster its npac.ous lcglous
Il would destroy the republic and give
way TO the rule OF dcspotsm.
Ina republican commonwealth where
lis constitution aud laws arc yet founded
and faithfully executed according TO the
golden rule Of our great Master despo'
tism and tyranny. with their dark and
horrible rule, must give way Tor Che day.
dawn OF brotherhood. ~ brotherhood
and equal rights shall rule our republic,
Il will stand; Il not, il will iall. Ike its
predecessors.
Therefore. MS We have reason 20 be.
licvc. al conspiacits 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding, our grand Republic
will stand. Division Of labor, aud iis
fruits, founded uu the equality of The
golden rule" will give shape 90 "ihc
future farm" The tillcr of thr soil shall
be the owner thereof. making au honest
living in the sweat of bis brow and by
the work Of bis own hands.
Morn THE mischief causing our
national financial trouble amongst the
farmers las well as other parts OF the
pcoplcl lies in the unequal division Of
the fruits Of labor The decree ~ Holy
writ, that "thc idlcr shall not eat the
bread ofthe laborcr" Is trnmplcd under
foot. and the penalty IS that the idlcr,
after having been fed by the bread of
the laborcf, turns around and cnslaycs
the latter.
This IS one Of the main parts Of the
worlds present sad and gloomy history
In a nutshell.
The necessary surveillance by the
people over the idler should com
sist In timely training and cdu.
cation OF the citizens in making an
honest living by the work Of their own
hands. II this education be neglected,
history teaches as that the idlef will
conspirc against the welfare Of The state,
and establish Cnnusm. The Gfeciln
ostracism was established to guard
against this oi,-rcpcaied mischief
Cpsarsm Is dramatically opposed TO
THE golden rule CTsarism Is q
social, political aud e,hic religious de-
iormity spreading ruin IN is path
wherever Il goes, The program OF
Crsarism "a as Il always has been. get
possession of the fruits OF labor by any
means, withdraw advancement and indie
pcndence from the producer impovur-
ish, degrade, subduc aud dislmnchisc
the laborct, mainly the tillcrs OF the
soil; unfit him Tor citizenship IN the e..
public. and then proclaim the mon.
nfchy.
Ia the above are contained some OF
the forces which, as shown mp in his-
tory. have caused untold suffering
and bluodshcd revolution aud wac.
under which nations have Eroancd and
gone TO ruin, never 10 rise amy more,
Because the teachings and discipline OF
our great Master were oyumddcn and
rejected.
General Cincinnatug was taken from
the pillow and placed as commander in
chief over the Roman armies. But he
had slaves prisoners of war;, which in
his case was an Institution 20 create aud
accommodate aris,ucrcy, aud which, u
tolerated IN republic, will prove anti
republican,
The future farmer inofdcr 90 maintain
necessary political audsoCiHl power. must
rise to q high grade OF efficiency no bis
most noble industry; he must be an apt
student aud scholar scientific
farmer, aud know how TO take ull ad,
vantage OF the opportunities in natures
productions, as well as his social and
political positions, lie should Boz 400
ideal citizen OF the republic possessing
equal aptitude with 40 bnnuhr5 uf
society," IN the requirements oi advanced
citizenship. 10 should Doe familiar 10
him TO hll his place In the professors
studio as well as with the pillow, and in
all places ON his farm, as well as when
called to do public duties 90 the re-
public.
Il must absolutely be the farmers
duty and ambition, as a citizen of this
great republic 20 see 10 10, as Cor as his
power aud influence may reach. that
labor must De hunuTcd, % NOT. hr knows
tits o charge against the stability of the
republic. The traditional and utllng-
standing dcloJmily of austUungy in ANY
shape or form, icudal truantry s.r.dum
or otherwise. must be swept away and
kept out OF the republic, As soon us
inequality ,poliucal, etc.l takes the
upper hand, society will wJng into lord
aud ser, monarchy despousm and dc.
graduation.
Without high social and industrial
efficiency the farmer eau not sustain
himself ON equal footing with thD CitI-
ecu boz general. He can NOT educate h.s
children up 90 this common standard of
republican citizen, Ills position must
Doe equal with any part of the people.
aud follow in the footsteps of bis fathers
Of the republic, lu hCt, q republic can
not obtain or De stable without ADJ
ylnced farmers iudustilllsts and pro,
ducgw, Yes, Do is an absolute necessity