Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01


tho people that our mission g. thf
world De- 10 present the uamo TRUTH,
which VIII save those who accept a.
Eide, EHHfnIm J % pso Nlai .u ST
speaker lie spoke nj some length
upon The mussa.r baruJ ~ the A .H.
ties Of old 90 tho people In tIu. DAY,
aud riioI aIl present 90 tue net fH
the Apostles auI Elders Of Israel iu
Uur day are bearing the same gInI 600.
lusp. For nearly an hour tIU speaker
durlt upon general aalvall1u.n uhla
plan was fully understood aud prlu.
Heed iu HHus gone by, and DO tuIulrla
obei'UuHn Boo the same principles % ST.
90 save m 800 us was toluIfuI then no
save him. Elder JupU.Ju disputed lhu
idea sJ prevalent in ihu world tHaf
'Iho heather would De- u'Ufuniiy lJ.i'
Hy tuWuIks such H7, "Whvru little be-
given little he ttquifCi.' his NurIH
seemed iu have ihvif pf0uHrUiluci up1
the uiu1s Di the eager IiaiU yrs.
Elder BJwfing bore bis testimony 90
the truthiuiuusH 10 the remarks made
by Brother JCpuslu, anu A.HI O. thu
divinity o. GUd's work. Do drew iHr
attention % the people 90 the principle
Of revelation; SAID God wns just, ans
would reveal his mind and viii t1 Hia
servants iu this day o. He bias ever
done Ia Gospel dspeuulHs
with a low words no UEu0tthtl0u,
The morning CunigfUuU. closed by Hlu..
INK, "Nuv lct o. .II'cf BOO 'Hu IiAy u
raIyaliDui buugiiutgu uy a, *. Wa.
lace.
Atbp.u. our Conference again con.
yeuJl, Elder JgpUsIu U.H.iIiug. The
congregation war uuIy r gnul OHr,
tuU house hu.ng VOL uUH.. Ate,
singing, "Iur aUuI..U ike % o.
b. burning" hui IfuyuI uF Elder Jos.
son, 90 NY FHIUai" nHs we'll ron.
dtiou, bringing with be- wrIfy many
wandering thoughts from size world ~
Hin who rclgus On nIEu,
Elder MUA tuuT HA.I uu du'THi sac
pIayufH Of thUtu prHpul, iugt BILE g,.
maIEH might Do dictated ui Guu, Goo
words spoken under thu Srir, 90
Deity Catfy conviction tu the uufu DO
heart H0 proved from Scripture that
our Savior established the Gospel, one
only, not many % tlum; friUrul 60
many passages similar 10 pau's gNyiuE
--"lSsup the G1spol Iuv,n iu ~ plain
uuI concise mHuuuf, uu impressed hia
heaters with thr fact that any hind of
gmua will not save the human fam
iy=tuu GOSPEL alone Ulu DO tun.
"NhH spirit Hf Cos Uhu "a nfu o.
ulfuIug,n Wh. uug uy tuouIuu E|Iura
present, alter which EIlrr lulmuF
addressed lur congregation, IiiF re-.
marks wpfu CIuh.ul tl lUH lUt four
puugIr.gH u. tho Gospel, yIE faith,
repentance, baptism uHH cine HyIuE0 on
ni hAuitigr 90. Iuru ton % the III ly
bh.a., IU.Iu Huli gyts wrfp played
before che pe. pl' De- pDtnncss.
Our meeting wac ended NE singing
"lHF firm IHuuunii0u,h ana closing
lIay tIy William h., Newman,
MUnt#J, AgTil lju, uI 100 "a. M,
EIur MUArfuur called tHu meeting tU
urIyr "Juy t1 lnr world" Was sung.
aud W. n. BDWurlgg uHulol thu open
ius prayer Again we HAu ono OF the
LallcrIuy Saints hymn,
Elder lBaac JUuFIu was asked o. ne
iTuss cur ~. embed IfiyuIH, bu' owing
10 liiurtF, wa8 Obliged 10 leave The
meeting, after having borne D. faithful
testimony 70 the divinity OF Iuu CO.
I"l
Elder IA. T.. Campbell was The no1t
HtUaArf, the TFsuuryt iIu was bic cub.
lyCt lie brought fJgtl mnuy ttrH.uf.
I'll Iointf sustaining tho belief OF llr
Laltui-lay SaIuiH. While rUiug worse,
by vBue, carefully through pau's
teaching 20 tue CJuntmnus, he con.
gfegatl0n gave marked attention,
seeming 90 uoy0us gyury worn uttered,
which undoubtedly win bring ilrtu
good fruit utHn early date.
Elder Newman cited the assembly
10 the organization Of Christi Church
formerly Rnd his Churuu being pre-
ulsuly the same today; drew the con.
tnst Of churches @ many without
apostles, prophets, vyaugolIs's, ETC.,
impfcFsing his hearers that We have
every officer, ordinance anu principle
formerly Indispensable equally 90
u0wl "ior thu prT.ratlns OF the Sliuts,
ilt tue wuTE OF the mIlislTy, until we
all come tOu unity 10 the Ialil," A
rtfoug lJf'lmuuy OH O. Joseph smith
being o Prophet Uf ilI was borne,
amer which Elder New man closed tiF
remarks, iuvUklug huaycu'a hltsslu. f.
upon all la ati0u1succI
We sang tuc inspiring hymn, 1--WE
thank Thee, o God, .or d Prophet"
aui Elder Vincent closed the meeting
~ prayer
The evening session commenced at
5 p, m. Elder Newman read one
verse Of the hymn, found on page 1853
l.. ID. =, hymn book. Ephtaltu Jgpp'
sou offered prayer uluglng, "OIf
mountain home 90 uu tr."
Elder WHllsCe spoke upon ,ha hi-tG-
~ OF the lsraclit,s aui the identity NJ
tue Jews being tue most perfect Of an
races tho gathering Of lsTaol, 10 Doc
soon contaminated, ZION 10 DO e6tnb.
nsuci Aud JetuuAigm g. un Tehlult
woft ulF0 briefly touched upon, asI
regarding the gathering % the saints
u Jackson cluuiy, Mo-, and there
erecting temples 90 JehUyah's name.
The degrees ~ glory were explained
by the sptaker, who said J0uuS pre-,
Ileuuua while on the Isis VI pllm0s
were being literally fulfilled iu our usy
by tho LpuuT-1ay Saints.
EItT Vincent bore a faithful tcsti.
mUuy. lie Acknowledged GJd's hand
10 have been maui.cat iu his behalf
many time; spoke % johns i0TesutIng
Inc timu Whul the Gospel wgull be-
taken from the earth, Us the angel had
ltaiu tue midst VI heaven" also "a.
trfpd strongly 10 tho lime joseph
tho Prophet received the Gospel again,
mlkiug plain ~ those prescott that the
honycns had been re0pened, angels had
visited man, Hud the plan ul salvation
established iu ils ancient putty.
Brother Newman announced that
owing 10 lhu,ugIumyucyo' ,ae weather
conference would Now adjourn. He
thanked our esteemed friends Tor tho
kindness uui hospitality shown tue