Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-20

tod, that almost everybody, iuc.uiius
tboic who l.uIrs. uecIaIm agliuE
Iichc5, ere perfectly uIlu1E go MAX
exceptions iu thor individual cases.
provided they have en- opportunity.
The hypocrisy De- s1 thniy veilcI uu.
der the pfU'ruso 0t uCeru Tor the
a0gE aa O. deceive none but tHe blind.
Tho iag, that nu individual hss tie
.it Zoo % higher degree tH4u
others 90 accumulate wealth BE- la
ilsc.i no fault any moro than
Is the rOarfsi1n Jf pga.Ic or hugulte
t.lalt TOO 0.ugu. 10 B Clue abuse %
nrn gi.ts and talents ar their rmll So.
mont '1f purely 5ul1au ulrl woes aud O..
.uu IoluuHut HilglI.w beings lhD. BE-
.Iu real gvl. Bot this be- cIusru by the
imup1gmuIg ErlIshuHsr br which thu
humau holr, a8 a Tul., alHai h
suypr-td; o l1slIu no ius FrUu"
among tpu p11f than the ricH, tun
'ayOt,r chan the capitalist 10 ibis
truth ia admitted, 90 follows tIn-
.0clll reform. 90 bt affective, mu.t
,ummcuge wish toe luiiyIIual That
suInHuurs- mus. Doc crushed cut anu
Icluty reconstructed on the pruCipIo
that zach person 81 largely
responsible, not only ilr him'el1
Iut uIaI log Is "brU,her." 10
.ltr1 were Ip tl8 world q great
many ucu1ug te.eubIlng Victor
Iluros admirably nawn character,
Uauop Hiuuyuuu aud Jean NaJohnt
.luro would boz uui very ullls cause f0r
complaint sarldHug SELF tbs
Uruer of % yearly GALAXY " 1000
IrErc' spent 1900 for the alienation
& the sun.llu.H % bis fllIYEmou; tho
augr reformed Ox.oluvluJ who
made millions uu i.n Hg Invention
ho happened TO make, used tho greater
Ngu ny Nr OF hB earnings Tor the
luuUn. OF his iHb0rgTs. When Boa zeal
DO 90 comes 90 tUis That uigr-uiarlrI
officials and Iuucg'7.ul spfguyt1u ami
capitalists nud rAqI.i.a pleasure
tu mal-us theiF Ices fortunate
"hrlthrr" happy, and THE
.flucpl8 10 carried out by
.uo "Uu,hcfs" GO, according 500
their ability, the whole question Is
sel,lo0; ,0r 10 is not ono OF Gaming
money but Of tue usu ~ which iy 10
IuL
How ar legislative measures may
be- employed with success is JIouugi
question. Ia g.l ages when she Diyiur
will has been given on the matter
under confederation, provisions have
boon made equally -atlsinc,0ry 20 the
rOor anu thu uch and 60 roo rllf-e5 OF
people. Ia the Mosaic dispUufatIDu,
Tor instance, tho laws referring 10
property woro calculated 60 give equal
protection to all. Property could nOtbt
transferred except on tho condition
that Il could DO redeemed, aud
real estate reverted back 70 its frat
owner or HE heirs at tie year OF
Jubilee. Dsb,a must be- paid; a persons
property was a;tachAble, aud % not
enough the debtor himself and his
family had 10 work for the creditor
until satisfaction was given. On the
other hand an i6uelitu could not lend
money 10 another Tor tho purpose Of
usury; nor could he take certain urccs.
saty household articles a. pledge Tor n
loan; other articles 10 tak0n had 10 br
restored before sunset. The whole
'yslom OF laws on this subject suggests
a condition Ia which those who were
In position TO DO no might 49,.
sist olhors, without "A opportunity
Of onslaving them and without much
danger Of being imposed upou.
In tue Apostolic age no legislation
was given, but tue principles were
laid down that must forever serve ~
basis OF all successful efforts b deal
with social problems. Again ia thls
ugc, when the Gospel was proclaimed
through inspired horRlds Of better
age, 90 ono Of rs principles was an.
noun0od tho fact that mon arc but
stewards OF the earthly blessings they
may possess. In this truth tho solution
10 found. When II 10 Acknowledged
and carried out, ss Il undoubtedly
some tiug will be, II will be- found Tint
ia the economy Of the Almighty
proyhlouB are made for tho perfect
happiness OF the human family. not.
withslaudiug the diversified glts
and conditions. The Gospel Of Christ
points OUT lhe way reform mus, take
and tbs messengers Of that Gospel arc
the true rei1mts OF the world.