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ALBANY COUNTY REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
For State Senator,
GEORGE w. FON.

tl-Dlttt W. foN.
For Members of the House of Repre-
seutativcs,
JEROME S. ATHERLY,
RICHARD BU"TLER.
GEORGE \. HERTZOG.
WILLIAM MAXWELL.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS.
For Sheriff.
MORTIMER n. GRANT.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS l.. MKEE.
For Clerk,
HENRY l.. PASCALL.
For County Attorney,
W. j. HILLS.
For Commissioners,
JOHN REID.
OSCAR SODERGREEN.
AUGUST TRADING.
For County Surveyor,
J. f. HESSE.
For County Superintendent Of schools
CHARLES u. ONIATT.
For Coroner.
ANDREW MILLER.
For Road Supervisor.
ALEXANDER 5. M'KAY.
For Justice of the Peace-Laramie Pre-.
CinCt.
r. Z. FITCH
For Constahlo-Laramic Precinct,
!. j. FISHER.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Presidential Electors.
FRANK W. BRITAIN.
OF sheridan County.
BENJAMIN HOWELL,
OF Sweetwatcr County.
MRS, SARAH MALLOY.
OF Laramie County.
For Supreme Judge,
II. V S. GROESBECK.
OF Albany County.
For Congressman,
FRANK W. MONDELL,
OF Weston County.
For Judge of the Second Judicial
District.
MELVILLE c. BROWN,
OF Albany County.
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TUESDAY, SErrEuHEE -. 1896.
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be maintained at parity with gold, and
we favor all measures designed to
maintain i%nviolably the obligations Of
the United States and all our money,
whether coin or paper. at the present
standard, the standard Of the most en-
lightened nations Of the earth.
PENSIONS.
The veterans Of the union armies de-
serve and should receive fair treatment
and generous recognition. Whenever
practicable. they should be given the
preference in the matter OF employ
ment. and they are entitled to the en-
actmeut OF such laws a. are best cal
culaUed to'secure the fulallmenx Of the
pledges made to them in the dark days
Of the country's peril. We denounce
the practice in the pension bureau, 70
recklessly and unjustly carried on by
the present administration, of reduce
ing pensions and arbitrarily dropping
names from the rolls, a. deserving the
condemnation of the Ameri-
can people.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Our foreign policy should be X all
times frm, vigorous and dlgnined and
all u interests In the western hemk-
phere carefully wAbched and guarded.
The Hawaiian islands should be con-
trolled by the United 6tAtes. and no
power should be permitted 10
interfere with them: the Nicaragua
danal should be built, owned and oyer
ated by the United ekatss, and By the
purchase OF ne DanisA Islands W
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maing territories at the earliest
ticable date. having due regard to the
interests Of the people Of the territories
and Of the United States. All the fed
eral Officers appointed for the terri
tories should be elected from bona ade
residents thereof, and the tight of self
government should be accorded as far
as practicable.
We believe the citizens of Alaska
should hace representation in the con-
gress OF the United States, to the end
that needful legislation may be intel
tigently enacted.
TEMPERANCE.
We sympathixe with all wise and L.
Ultimate efforts to lesson and prevent
the evils ct i~ntsmperance and promte
morality.
RIGHTS OF WOMEN,
The republican party Is mindful OF
the rights Of women. Protection OF
American industries includes equal op-
portuntties. equal pay for equal work,
and protection to the home. We IA
vor the admission Of women to wider
spheres OF usefulness and welcome
their cooperation In rescuing tho
country from democratic and popuulist
Encouragement and masrule.
SUCH are the principles and poHcsss
Of the REPUBLICAN party. BY these prin-
cdplss We will abide, and these policies
We will put into execution. We AK for
Chem the c~onsiderats Judgment Of the
American people. Confident alike in
the history Of our great party and in
the justice Of our cause, Ne present our
platform and our candldstes in the full
that their election Will bring
victory to the republican party and
prosperity to TIE people Il ne unlesA
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Of about the same value as the last two
sill be found in | John 4:s;
In this was manifested The love Of God TO-
wards us, because that God sent his only be-
gotten son into the world tina, We might live
through him.
Inspired words, containing IN as.
surance OF Gods love for His children,
but containing no evidence as TO how
Christ was the only begotten Son. Mr..
Boyd has done the best he could under
the circumstances In selecting proof
which is an utter failure so Tar as sut.
tanning an unscfiptufal tradition. His
tfst quotation IS valuable IN this con-
troversy, as II directly sustains the truth
as taught by the Latter.day Saints, viz
that Christ was the only begotten in the
flesh.
Ills certainly true that Jesus, who
was made fesh,p was the only person
sent into this world TO save sinners, or as
the last quotation has II, that we might
live through him" Il Is also true lie
had no earthly father. but was divinelv
begotten according TO the divine fecofd)
and therefore the "only begotien Son Of
God" in the flesh, for Mary had known
no man."
To doubt the truth Of the sacred rec.
ord on this subject would be a reflection
on Mary which we could not for a mo-
ment entertain. Jesus was the FIRST
born OF every creature IN the Spirit, and
the only begoiten In the flesh.
Mr. Boyd does not believe in pre-
existence, except In the case OF Jesus,
but his mistake will become apparent
under the light OF truth. We all are III,
children Of God, aud were created IL
spirit before the world began, as made
known in the Scriptures.
| will now Introduce a few drcc
proofs. Paul In writing TO the Ephes'
ians list chapter and 4Ih verse;, says
According A. he has chosen US In Him be-
fore The foundation Of the world. that We thouli
be holy and without blame before him In love
When did he choose usp Before III,
foundation oil the world. So all those
10 whom these words we're applicabl,
| lived before the world was organized, OF
in other words, they pfc.exlsied. Sc,
also Timothy, i:9.
Jeremiah informs us that the Lore
spake to him as follows:
Then me word Of the Lord came unto m,
saying. Before formed thee In the belly
| knew thee: and before thou earnest forth out o
The womb saneuhed thee, and I ordained the,
prophet unto the naionL
There canno, be any objection to thii
quotation. Il needs no explanation. ~
| Il explains itself jeremiah lived It
spirit before he was conceived In III,
flesh, therefore, pre'eSisted. The IN
terence made here to the mortal bod
should be read with the understanding o
general supervision which God ha
over all His works.
We will next turn to Romans SAG.
For whom be did fofcknow. he also did pre-
de,tnaie to be coniormed to the image Of III
Son. that lie might be the hn,.bom anon
many brethren.
Or, placing this fac, in another way
tho. e whom lie did pfedestinate He dii
fore know, as In the case OF letemia
whom lie ordained, as the result OF Ill
acknowledge Of him, and also Of Jesu
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their belief in the probability Of this man
SHINING before he was born, and Jesus
did not correct them, but merely said:
Neither hath this man sinned nor his
parents, but that the works Of God
should be made manifest In him." II the
disciples believed II possible that the man
could sin before he was born. they be
lieved in pre- existence, ~ common with
the followers Of Jesus. II they were IN
error. Is II not remarkable that lie did
not correct them, as u vas surely neces-
sary that the disciples and teachers o;
divine truth should be properly IN
siructed.
As further truth that the spirit lived
before the world was formed, ] direct
your attention TO the words oil Jesus IN
Johns Gospel I7:s.
And now, o Father. glohiy thou me with
thine own self with the glory which had win
thee before the world WIS.
Our Presbyterian friends believe that
Iesus was an exception, He being, as
they teach, the only Degottcn Son In the
spirit, as having a prior existence. |
quote as above, however, TO emphasize
the fact that u our elder brother Jesus
the Son OF the same Father-lived with
God before the foundations oil the earth
were laid, Il Il not reasonable 10 believe
that the younger members Of the same
family existed there alsop
Our friends, as | have told you, say
Iesus Is the only begotten Son OF God
IN the spirit, and Mr. Boyd offers In his
letter as proof In favor OF that statement
certain passages Of Scripture which |
quoted from his letter aud which we will
now examine. The first is found in John
f!iA.
And the word Nas made flesh and dwelt
among us land We bcheid Ills glory, the glory
as Of the Only Begoiien Of the Father full Of
grace. and truth.
The WORD" here signifies Jesus, who
was made flesh land dwelt among u.s.,
and is afterwards referred to as The only
begouen Of the Father,-in the flesh VI
course, which we believe. 1t is quite
nlain and proof In favor OF the Latter
Day iiis doctrine.
The rs verse Of the chapter is an
other OF Mr.. Boyd's supposed proofs
Here 1t Is;
No man hath seen God At any time he only
begotien Son which ID 10 the bosom Of the
Father. he hath declared Him.
Now what evidence IL there In the
above quotation that Jesus was the only
begotten In spirit, and not in the Aeshl
/ None whatever.
Now turn to the third chapter Of the
same book (I6 and rs yerses) for the
third reference OF Mr.. Boyd to the Scrip
! lures, as a drowning man catches at a
straw for help and comfort to sustain a
venerable error.
For God so loved the world that be gave Hi'
only begoiicn Son. that whosoevef belicyeih Ia
| Him should not perish, bat have eternal life.
Also,
] lie that belieyeih on Him Is not condemned
4 but he that belieyeih not Is condemned already
becauss he hath not believed In the name VI w,
only begotisn Son Of God.
Sill nothing in this to show that the
Savior was the only begotlen in the spirit
oi 10 the hesh either, TOT tina, matter.
Another quotation made by Mr.. Boyc
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Latter day Saints and Christians as 10
The origin oil man as he now appears.
There Is presence manifest IN our
present existence: a living spirit, and a
mortal tabernacle. The moral has in
II the seeds OF decay; IL dies. The
spirit, the Laiter-day saints say, Is eter.
nal. IL existed before the creation of
the mortal mai. IL exists In the mortal
being now, and II will exist after the
mortal tabernacle has answered his pur.
pose. The contention by our Christian
friends Is, that the spirit did not exist
before this present life, Christ, they say.
being the only exception-the only be.
gotten. the only Son OF God In spirit be.
cotton, and that men and women had no
PRIOR existence to this. You young PEG
pie will notice the difference. The Lat
tcf.day Saints believe and the Scfp,utes
teach that the spifit existed before NOR
tality began on this EARN, and the
Christian world say there is no truth IN
the doctrine Of the existence OF the
spirit before the creation or conception
OF the body. This view brings before
us the idea, that when the human body
is conceived, the spirit is created. That
the beginning OF the punt lie Is when
AAN hiNiAh NAN NhilHlAuNtAs 4 M 0iiils
Guilty with this is that something that Is
eternal Is created by beng subjsct 70
mortality and contfadicts tue word OF
God contained IN Hebrews Sii, 9, wnich
declares that God Is the Father Of our
spirits; also Numbeis xvi, a.. which
states that God Is the Father Of the
spirits OF all flesh. Mortality cannot
aid IN creating tnat which Is immortal
and never did. Our first parents were
created immortal, but their uansgres.
sion resulted 10 a change to mortality,
and their children were OF necessity
mortal also. Turn to John III, o.
That which Is born oil the flesh (, flesh. and
that which Is born Of the spirit Is split.
II we believe in the Scriptures Just
quoted, we are not In doubt, as we are
directly and positively informed that
God, not man, is the Fa,hei Of our
spirits IL Is true that the mother OF
lesus was mortal. but Il should be &c
membefed that In his earthly life He
Partook of our intrmines (MaIt. vii. ~,
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and was subject TO death. But" svys
the objector, I've do not believe that
mortal man and woman can create that
which Is immortal; but God can create
the sp tit when the body Is createdi'
We do not presume to determine Gods
power-we are endeavofing 10 learn his
holy law. To favor the above question
would be to meet another difficulty, In
this, that God finished His work OF
creation on the seventh day, including
man, while yet OF humanity only Adam
and Eve existed. II God creates spirits
when mortal ,aberlacles are created
then he could not have finished on the
seventh day, but as to this also lie has
not left US in ignorance. as | will more
fully show You that the spirits OF all
Il ;sh were created before the foundation
oi this earth was aid.
Scripture and reason both guide to the
conclusion that man In mortality and
subject to death cannot assist In Great.
lug a spirit that IS immortal and ever
lasting, and that God having created
the spirits Of all flesh, every effort made
by Presbyterians and others, Ia their
teachings to the contrary, is but con.
teniion against God and His ways.
Is not Tod the Father of ail' Yes,
Of the spirits OF all, aud also in a super.
visoty sense; but lie, in II wisdom,
employs many agents to fulfil His pur.
poses, as indicated by the Apostle who
says
Furthermore. We have had fathtn Of our
flesh who corrected US, and We gave them
reverence, shall We not much rather be In sub.
lection unto the Father Of ipns and liyeP
While God is the Father Of all spirits
our earthly fathers are the fathers OF our
bodies, so that In the working out and
pefiecting OF the great plan oil salvation
man assists In the fdrthefance Of God s
putposts.
The above quotation should unravel
the perplexi,y Of the position taken by
Mr.. Boyd. We have no difficulty Ia
believing that spirits live alter death,
/ independent of the body. Why not
believe they live before entering into
the body The word Of CD In refer.
tnee to death determines the fact Ia the
following words:
Then shall the dust return to The earth a, 4
was, and the spirit shall return 10 God who
gave t.-Eee. xii, 7,
In the beginning tho spirit was with
Cod alter the body returns to dust IN Z
spiit returns to HIM who gave II
Prc-eNstsnce was believed In by the
ancirnts II Is not new doctrine. As
a proof OF this dirtst your attention to
the ninth chapter Of 81. Johns Gospel.
beginning with the first verse, which
reads;
And as Jesus passed by lie saw a man which
wa, blind rom bis br'h. and His diseipei
asked Him, saying. Master. who did ain. ihii
man or his parents, that he va, born blind
| Jesus answered, Neither hath this man snncd
nor bis parents. but that the works Of God
should be made manifest In him.
Here we find that the d sciples asked q
question which leaves " the inference
1, at man could sin before he came
hefe. Inc oi,ciples wa ked with Jesus,
and we're instructed by him; they had
many opportunities TO learn the truth
and when they asked the Master, "Whc
did sin, this man or his parents that b,
was born blind" they plainly showec
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created, organized, and waiting until th'
earth was prepared for their habiiation.
They knew thatit was necessary TO come
here to pass through this probation, and
their demonstrations Of Joy were doubt.
less because OF the preparations that
were being made for them.
Finally, there can be no predestina'
ton coupled with justice, and in har.
mony with the revealed will Of God
without pre.exisienee. and that doctrine
being OF God, and taught by the Apos-
ties Of our Lord Jesus Christ should be
received by all true Christians, more.
over, It's consistency appeals to our
Judgment, and Il accounts Tor and ex'
plans many things In Holy Wit which
otherwise would remain unsolved prob.
lens.
MAY the spirit OF God enable US to
understand His truths, Is my prayer In
the name Of Jesus. Amen.
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rill read a portion Of a letter which
,,e,iyed from our friend the Rev. Mr..
Iva, dated July "a 1895, which will
mao, render unnecessary any further
l, ,planatlon as to why appear here to-
ighr
ns. VIZ. BuDuE. Paris. Idaho.
AZ, Dear sf--l have just returned from
f....irs 10 youf discourse NJ the funeral Of
Ia, piiton. Wili you permit me 10 ask a
90, oftwo along the line Of your fcmafkti
/ H.. a, you reconcile your doctrine Of the pre-.
.',,.sss Of spirits with the sta cmenis John
| ~. Ht - 70. John 4.g) that Christ Is the
| y t-,oiten Son Of the taihef' This cannot
=, 4, YOU will see, 10 the time when Christ
/ =, bofh lnio this world. oihcrwite there would
| ,hsoluisly no point In saying that God 70
I'D he w0tld." etc. In the sense In which
80 vas bcgoitcn, God had only one Son.
an being sons by adoption when they be-
s Chnitans John i.tsl. You will easily
4, Low he uses oi the term "Son" are con.
la 10 your book Of "Ready References"
There are a number oil other questions
sked in this letter. but as pre- existence
he FIRST referred to, | will leave The
cher portion Of the communication for
ulufe consideration.
10 replying to Mr.. Boyd ! reminded
La Of the then very busy season, and
tat hiyng no hope by speedy answer
d bringing about change OF heart in
lin. pfelerfed, when time permitted.
10 ansfer IN public, that | might possib.
/, add little TO the information OF our
Yogng people.
Pis-eHisieneel How do | reconcile
he principle OF pre-existence with the
alleged TACT put forth by Christian PEG.
pie that God had only one Son. 1
light here, in a word or two, explain to
The young people especially, the mean.
ing u the word pre-existence. pre-
means before; the word existence
,ou are amlllar with. so that pre- exist.
snce means before some special exist.
enee, or an existence before some.
thing else. The VOID as applied by Us
in teaching this doctrine. means an *
is,etee 10 smother life before this life
was entered upon-living before the
present We began. We might ask the
question, Wat Is under,tood by both
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PRESIDENT WILLIAM BULGE.
[RrroRrED by JANIS II. wALLis.l

e following repubshed the NEWS Paris
the request readers the subject
n,n being OF especial benefit and
,,.oaary field ED. News
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PRE-EXISTENCE OF SPIRITS.

,,e delivered Auspices of Quorum,
second Meeting House, Paris, Idaho, Tuesday
Evening" December ~, 1895,
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