Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04

40 Ubrouybt death into the WOrlu anu /
all our wossu The theory Of the
school. that hb5f was a curse, has
wrought iuhaHo evil TO the human
race; and the deduction that man must
moil and toll lacu.aniiy, because It
was determine lhh' in the use Of
muscular force be should mud "otead
from the sweat Of bic BROW" has been |
used by tyranny aud ssIh'hness for IL |
own purpose Do the ases that are past !
IL beyond all controversy. IL would
appear, too, ~ % The jfi.t Of civilization
IL In favor Of everlasting TOLL how clse
can the oonolmlianis Of life, whose
absence indicates poverty, be had With
out continuous tETeuiitur,2 Is not
every man subject 30 certain social
pressure which insists that hs at least
shall DO abreast o. hl. equal, II he oan'
o. OF oulstfip him 100 the manner ana
quality Of display The faculty Of imi'
talion IL unusually vigorous In this
our time, and ln drcss, At home, in-
Guiding Furnishings aud surroundings,
there lie rivalry enough to even rob
possession Of Ne enjoyment, because Of
the strain required 10 secure IT,
Ii may be that the true Utah elc-
ment Ia more subject to this than they
would have boon hal they remained
where they were raised, Tor the genius
Of things here il 90 build, TO improve,
10 possess, to ov and the stimulus Of
observation, lolsng upon the old sel-
tiers, IL for the newcomer 10 reach
their status. 30 u becomea work.
work, work, auI this often In the most
dreary and m1notouous manner, u 1t
we're not gloridci by ambition, and In
part by the demands Of family.
But most men have their periods Of
query. They sanI pefchancc aud
pause; they ask whether the inslltu'
tons abound them demand this con.
tlnuity, or rather is this the best that
can DO evolved by the boasei civil
zation OF our restless age? For
the laboTing man now TO or
gsnize, for increased remuneration
or shorter houu, IL deemed rebel.
lou, anarohiRi, aud strikers are made
by rulings 10 he reasonable II obsItuc.
ton % mails or Interstate traiiio Ia tue
result. For years and years the
masses have been declared TO be ig-
uotant, aud education has been called
an Indispensable; but that very educs.
ton hiss made the popular mind as
restless ~ the wave. Of the sea, neither
that nor good wage, nor even short
ened hours Of lablr, nave worked the
Results their advocates expected.
The tDing, too, that strikes most
Utonlans, or that section oaliei Lat
tst-iay 5aints, j. that from all theory,
whether ( reason or revelation, there
is Considerable Tetfogfessou " not
failur ali events tue golden age has
not ye. dawnuI-that division Of time
which hiss been cherished, Of eight
hours Tor labor, eight for recreation Ia
mental Or toolAl directions, IN oigh
Tor sleep and ,cupeIA.lln, Il not ye.
within the grasp ot tbs gtuat mtlouly,
There "a uuonding expression o.
dissatisfaction with routine. Moo
men feel that the daily prosecution VI
the ordinary dutiesoi lie becomes mon
Or lees tedious AMI itksomr. The
printer nj his case, tbs cyal miner In
tue bowels OF the earth, the factory
hand At his machine, the man behinl
the counter, the toi.ef on set OF books
tue market gardener or farmer tryinl
10 eks out from bis little surplus IN,
demands Of family beyond bread and
Oinnef-are all OF this type. Nor ar,
professional meu lees subject 10 tina
lrritability which comes Of application
In one ditcction-uno probably, too
where necessity h the gonl rather thai
love Of profession, study or duty. Taxi
the housewife with the unendlng de-
mands Of domestic responsibility
cooking, cleaning, washing, making
mending; IL It any wonder that emu
prevails, VI that hundreds perish o.
this sheer mjnolony aud drudgery
without a dream or glimpse Of CHANGE
Now, u this il life, aud It is
need We be surprised that the query 1,
now 90 universal ne 10 "whether life 1,
worth hyiuge" For In weary detail oil
sameneis all elasticity seems to perish,
aud drag, drag, drag, become,
tho chronic condition, unrelieyed by
hope Of change or improvement, unit
"the grhsshopper becomes a bufIhou,'
and from an hamilton which IL ca
haustlvo, ami labor which Is mechani'
cal, man easily and with aequlesoenc,
"gives up the ghost"
Their, is surely something Rmuier
more noble, dignlfsd and Godllko thar
thisl Can any reflective man conclude
that this lie the Divine order; tina
society 10 based upon lrrsiragible an,
eternal principles; that the actual is %,
true ideal, 1r that the m0untlin peak
Of wealth, culture ana opportunity ar
20 lord 9. over the rAviues aud val
leys of poverty and lgnorauc
and toIH Did the Prophet, burst
Ing with grand rtveaiment, meaI
that FOO lau day when "evgry VALLEY