Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-15

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The fret class have TO sustain the
latter, at Io,,t until they can DO this
Tor themselvts, with what little aid
can be given In the start The early
married probably have no thoughts In
the frat enIeatmenis Of that time, rs
to the results OF responsibilities await
Ing them. The impulses OF uatHre and
society are urging onward ~ they did
with their fathers before them. albeit
methods OF life there ami then might
havs been more mech lnlcal and anti
qaatod, NJ T. were. But few years
Uring a mighty change around the
hcarthstone. Graded NJ TO year., are
tho ffuiiage u association, embryo
men and women, silently and without
observation almost growing la Size aud
importance, demanding food, shel.or,
clothing, education, books, recreation,
aud thousald other things Rud
thoughts. Aud yet fathers and mothers
are not cogu.Eiut particularly Of tbs
weight OF year. They may be elastic
In spirits anu Juvenile In feeling, but
the progeny cannot DO Ignored VI de-
MED.
Speaking In the home circle the
other Jay OF an adopted dAus Inter,
why" said one OF tho family, "she
has had ten children" aud u another
one, "why, she has had seveu;" then
grandchildren began 70 loom upon the
mental vision, but we had ",a'en no
uolo OF time" aud hardly knew that
We were getting old. We heard In n
late discouHc Of the reminiscent
order that man who had served four
OF i've year, sentence In the peni.
tontisry for giving too great an Impetus
TO the population Of the national
domain, was on his release COD 'rontrd
by bis family, but during his incarceI-
alton some had sprung IRON mere
childhood TO tue confines OF woman.
hood, aud he did not give them
recognition. During his absence on
this as other missions, baby hood,
childhood, youth, have slipped uu.
consciously away, and only after
some chance remark or some ruthless
reminder have the facts Of life come
home. This has been the case mote
paTtlcularly Ia gentle families, IN quiet
homes, where there has been an unfe-
marked sharing OF the resources, com.
pul.oTy on one, and hardly expected
from another. Where a more harsh
discipline has prevailed, and where
most have been expected or obliged TO
contribute TO tho general expense, the
question Of demand and supply hA.
doubtless been considered.
Almost everywhere Ia this Territory
there has been a drifIi6g away from
tho enforced simplicity and sacrifice o.
early tunes. Expenditure has beconi,
more literal, surroundings more at
tractive ani elaborate, dress has beer
more cSacling, and the old beautiful
theory that iamily should keep IL
proximity 10 each other, has btcom,
almost an impossihiliiy Few men NJ,
20 blessed Of accident ca as to locate
their sons, OF give them a business star
at home. Farmers especially all over
this locality suffer periorce the dialn
tegTalion Of their families because lane
and water is limited. The enyled Ar,
. the former class; aud yet II may DO Ia
I hoorier Of Providence In this probA
ton for families to form new and dis,
, tAnt ties and forget IN part those o
consanguinily and relationship, fo
, now. But this scattering OF n mani,
! posterity "irom Dan 10 Brersheba" II
Gotta pleasant nor perhaps the hes
condition. When division occurs, tn,
{ experience Of fatherhooI aud mother
hood Ii not available to the faT-AwAy
\ anu We have seen that separation has
7 tendency to wean away, to friIter TIA
b myriad Thoughts, hoppe, anxle,iei
/. areams, that most posseas for ID
. children God has given. Even whet
+. facilities arc good, travel becomes irk
+. some, aud letter.wTIting Ia an art whio
e Is far from common IA families or 1
o friendship, aud eXRctlng businoi
i suiieTa a, times from an inlilierenc
n or inability ~ 10 writing letters,so tina
Z iamillvs get apart, and the second gen
i Grafton are strangers ani 10 far a.
FL familiar that Interest aud kluship AZ
}, bu, mythical at best.
II Nov, We may not IND fault wit
, this perhaps, neither may We see
T. remedy; but all the advantages {
4 unity, q, WORKING 10 harmony to com
o mou ends, are frustrated for the tim
i and may never DO rec Ivered. We hoa
NJ a great deal a. TO the increase OF veal
u among the people--lts desirabilily IN
d imperative necessity 10 the building u
4 OF community, or ne 10 said religious
Il ly "tho Kingdom of God," aud uuio
has been inculcateI rs one OF the hrs
i essentials, Years ago one OF tn
r. brethren was an enthusiast on famil
d life, aud Its grand arr mighty possI
g blIi,ies, Some fliteen sous were Dor
;. to him under too order now desplsol
q He theoI.zsd aud worked by day an
c night Locating himself on a quartz
u section or more OF land. He meant 81
live ami do among his kindred" II
j.. was ardent rs to the redemption OF h
/. share Of the desert, until Il became a
q a. .l..aa Ill