The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-29

have in our industries. We have invested
our money and your land has gained
m value as result %ould to God you
! would show some appreciation by buy
ing homemade goods. All the clothes
L nave on were made in Utah. Provo
cloth is good enough for me. There are
wooden factories. / wear a home-ma de
union suit over my garments" q win
explain the meaning of garments later
on) 1t is a doctrine of the church to
be self-sustafning and keep our money
at home. If you want blankets to cover
your beds, go TO your mills, and buy
them two and one-half yards wide I'M
less you sleep alone. Great Iaughter.)
This is temporal gospel
somewhat when Joseph F. Smith will
admit that Gentle patronage and Gentle
money have lifted a burden from the
backs OF GODS own prophets. As a mat
sold. The prophets were no worse off
during the panic than other persons in
business. Unquestionably he pro-
duced the desired effect. 1t is, perhaps,
an unforeseen incident that in featuring
the saints Brother Joseph helped his own
pocket and his own political party.
Doubtful brethren learned that morn
ing which way the First Presidency
would vote on November 5. Inspired
prophets must vote Gods ticket.
I wish you could have seen the way
hood yesterday afternoon. 'All those in
favor of sustaining Brother MILFORD
Woodruff as president, etc, will signify
the, same by holding up their hands,
hand as he spoke. All hands went up
All those not in favor were also re-
quested to raise their hands None
went up. If they had, Counselor Can
non would not have seen them. for he
looked neither to the right nor to The
left. 'AlI those in favor of George O.
Cannon. etc." and Brother Cannon
voted for himself in advance of his ODE
FNhnCa ora
whom statehood is to be given!
After this religious farce Counselor
Cannon told the Saints what a great
people they were and how they com
manded the admiration of the world;
denounced the use of money in politics,
acclaimed against apostasy as to be
dreaded above all things and assured the
faithful they would have all the money
tlthes and donations.
President Woodruff bore his testimony
to the truth of everything, Brother
no saint went home wondering how the
head of the church would vote. '"Titled
men" said the first president, have
visited us lately. They are surprised ana
no longer ask US to raise our hats TO
see our horns. Let all Saints remember
their fast meetings and give donations.
Don't depend upon Bishop Preston, but
take care of it yourself, ana the bless
ings of God will attend you"
Then there was singing, and the sixty
sixth conference ended with a prayer.
In Assembly Hall Apostle Grant rang
the changes on home industries, stating
that home factory stock was selling for
so cents on the dollar. Why? Because
Saints think more of tea and coffee and
a chew of tobacco than OF supporting
their own manufactures.
Elder WINS said the Saints would revo-
lutionize the world. Apostle Abraham
H. Cannon again descanted on the dis
obedience of children.
Apostle Seymour B. Young said God
chose the proper authorities to instruct
and lead the people, and Apostle Brig
ham Young deplored dissensions that
had married the harmony OF the confer
ence. He begged all to believe in those
in authority The dOxology ended the
overflow meeting.
The sum total of three days talk from
inspired prophets is that Gods chosen
people will inherit everything here and
hereafter provided they are good chill
dren and do exactly as they are told.
They can't expect to go to heaven II
they refuse to buy sugar that tastes Of
the beet and dare to think for them
/ shall be greatly surprised if the
Democrats do not wax wroth over the
First Presidency's covert bid for Repub-
lican votes. 1t makes a difference whose
OK is gored.-Kate Field in Chicago