Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-05
AND THE VEST.
Eigaiku's Splendid L.C,aIt at ldi
University.
eRGErrD ny A FINE AUDIENCE
lle compares Che Mental ali Moral
Traits Of the People of The Orient
aud Occ.donl

The cream aui pink Of SAT- Lake
students thr1ngei tue capas.1ls Dec.
lure hall OF the Uau Umvsfsly last
nifht 70 listen TO ihr ulirsu Of 81.
Nagarkal tho iliul3l exponent of
thriaiir doctrine. Ia addition O. The
tulrnts OF thr uuivcrsity, many of
tho teachers in tho city schools hid
other ruIs.us interested iu r.ucli.1u
attu present, while ros H f.w wuts co..
nnHu'utH uu bod. icing able iu secure
"a mission t0 the room 0n ncCUult 0.
The CrIvu.
Ala few minutes past o'clock reef.
dent klugsuury,in br|c' Introductory
address, called thn nu Hilon OF tIu
stu joints 90 tue Ncf that tuofU WINS
much 90 learn from the race thsf tbr
lcciufrf reprrseuiti=-a unOpi' tuat We
were Doc the habit uf loo sing a on ns
being only tgmi.ciy.liErI NJ besi.
A moment laser No NafaTkar
H'rppr iu lue from. of the platform
ana with au utter nbspucu OF vain 10
l1UurIuF UKprusHIlus VI rN uU.rI
UIllgy for American idols or iusitu
tons HuI 'ur lly mluules his f0ucsul
words spoken o. they were, earnestly
and uuurCicntilusly, burned tlpIr wHy
into the hearts Oihls hunrus. IL was
GLAD, he said, 90 snraE tu such ana
dirn e.. The young was the salt, tnr
HalvAtlon aui future strength 90 every
nation. lilo wa r.rnssd thar tuny
should turn out in tuch numbers az
usuaily people OF thg ntUuu wuIIs
were BOO buoy % give thought
% what a dreamy uinluu Wa
doing. Every loIr VI tn day
be- hid been en- IagcI with men whotr
acquaintance hu ha formed since hi
nIryni Zee this city aud as thc rtqur..
Tor him % speak NJ the University hal
been unexpected be- was entirely ON.
pfcpafui anu had Ch0s "a no subject
ana know Of none that would, perhaps,
Interest hit audience more tuau tHo
mental uui moral trails OF tue people
o the Orient aud 90 Hidrui, the east
aud tue west, the old Aul the new
worlds.
The populations Of these nntipol al
c0unIiiui present two distinct Pic
tufvs. The pnlpp uf tho % lent, ~
compared with those OF the Occliynt,
hal tfais ani characteristics entirely
peculiar % thrmsrlvus AMI vice vera.
| They were in fac. Two Tyres Of hu-
mauity. Th.s wa OKh bited Ia ways
tunt were manif0 i,.n physlogu0my,in
| habils, Ia everything. fake Tor iu-
stance tho native Of thv Odent vino
was calm, quiet, sc1atu, rcstiul AMI
almost pisalvU. Then ubH,ryo the
/ typical son ni the OuCldrnt, ever rtsi-
/ les, disturbed, aggressive Hui Ut war
with bis fellow la 0ue fofm or another.
! Ills brain was the cuntrr " Cavity foT
/ schemes NJ night that be- Iut into
execution during the day. The
| Orlontnlat looks upon ne o. a place Of
/ rest, preparation ana leisure. With
/ tue Onuidrnthlistt the very definition Of
| the word lie s,guiilsl struggle ioT
| earthly existence n. u was such. Asa
/ consequence the latter hal no time g.
consider lno great roll gigua problems Of
| the aye.
with the Asiatlc IL wa entirely dif.
/ iefcut With MIN religion was Ia.
tIiti0nal. 10 was a part Of his Ia.
/ suncls ana emotions. 40 waa tho IA.
| ward man. lu the great aud blastrI
| West but little Ur NO acrUuut wH-
| taken uf these noble instincts uud
cm0ti1uH They were looked un0n ~
/ fnil Aud tickle. The western mao
| wanted ~ "A rule what he tufmoi tho
reasonable anu rational. That which
hu could hear, feel aul soc. All must
he outward signs Aud proofs Thuuf-
ios, no matter nov true aud beautiful
/ must yield 10 tue test Of pufp0flrd
| logical auRlysis OF be east asidu. 10
certain extent that might DO right but
it was carriui boz iar W. 10 DO ffaught
with danger hUiuwafi mhl should
I not be ignufoI,
The Oheulalist closes his ere,
| against the turmoil, buslle aud diu Of
| tue world anu mulitatus on tho
phenomena which hu soei through his
| spiritual vision. Tue OcoIientalisl
backs IN the cold rays OF logo, sclsacu
! aud experiments. lilo IL determined %
| tcst 70 tue fullest tho ground on which
lac stands. But hu goes to- AL H.
-teJa beyond even the outward nau.
| Unless lao can prove the inward by tho
| outward hu viii not CJu-idefiL Not s0
with his brI.hrr iu tho Tar east who
iuiists that the outward mus. TO proven
ny the inwatl.
The Orient list looks upon this NE
usRsisgr, "a place ui prop ton. For
| him thrrH Il Htuiug more uugIulu
/ 20 c0mt THE BE- simIly IL WAltluF
room, tempo AIRY i1u dog place with
| tho end. tsH life beyond tuls one WuuIu
/ ANt kNfNN N"HN IVY WNA w ANNNh W.
| When DEAN came II was the plaza
passing through mo portals VI NOR.
/ tanty tla higher pussu ui llio.
| Inc Otc.luntAUbi on the contrary, DO
II said 20 bis disctulit, regarded this
/ world HH "a battle gruuuu, place UI
| combat anu continuous warning -au
incossant struggle f0r existence. LIiy
! he found % 10 the vanity Of sll
| yanlues. Tue pictures hr had drawn
wefB generally true, though 10 was not
always 10 a. there were occasionally
| OcCidtntAliats Wn1 were Oluutallils lu
many rtspectn. Again, there were
| sumeumrf hlndOUs who were imbnud
with western iltas aId principles,
| Again, there wyiu oElfomui among
both peoples, which weIo dangerous
and should uo checked by the disstm.
iuat0u uflght AMI intelligence. Tue
| dreamy, hu4y iuuias,rg notions enter.
talloi up western prouv regarding the
| people vi lu4lu were 90 many cases
! fiIiculuus beyond description. La biz
own land ur heard little ut tne work OF
s1,callpl muglclaus who were merely
Oharlalans lu every tuuse OF tho WORD,
| AstUthu Gee Iuutaii-t, LO.hing that
he does not ryH, itul uT comprehend
has he any use IUr HU believes Ia no
faith as such. he b. welded % tue
| world OF matter, Ia America his re-
| ligion l. i0llsra Aud GEMS. In Eng
laud II Is pounds, ahlllinga and pence.
| lie must get into tho range OF the ylsl-