Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-23

trru Hf.f iuusuite uN i..t IHiuy nH
Gl...fpafiag banI ul Il0UtUr VIM hH.
entered into this valley nearly hly
yeats ago, aud ~ their Lahore ana
GoI,s blessings hud been enabled Go
make the sufrounuiurt VI tuoir hums-
blossom aa the rose. Tho uu.tiIr
world. h1wevet,-pUIUIc that wurH 600.
oftbe lattsf.tay faith hal uUEuUWluitg
that the teopie Of thiH city and
stake had certainly nui surely
u,rn guided by some uufDun UHWc.
Utah VS. last taking her place .tt. '
ton uf the commonwealth NO the An o.
lean UuIgn.auI pc plg wuI iiu 1000. u..
Icveanythiug NJ ali bout NHrmun.Hw
had teen forced TO mako Hu uuNi. 'r'a
ucnis that tue iuhbhItaHu u' Utah
were certainly being guided by "mu
Supremp puwef. Iula condition. o..
nfiaifa SHOULD bo " H.uirr 10 I.y aNl
,ntia action 10 the people OF Huusr
mountain wales. The Mormon l.ltEs
VIM are abroad In tnu aII cont uulI.rs
of the earth arc buIUE deceived Iuiiut
today than hey ever wIfH. Hereto
fore the Gospel hud 0u.g u,uu pr a0uul
/ 90 the pUufet clasus, 600. .Hu sUyu.JI
.rIt that the time vas urNT 81 hnud
| whom the Introduction .. ..H lattice iuy
WORK WbuiI be- brought o. INH ears .i
I the rulefa, magistrate 1910. 900 o. ufls..'
cratic people 1UtUtI iu 900. u.ftI.
! ElIut Young Ielt proud iJ say that
ur SAINTS were striving tY live their
religion, aud while wIUaeluuss vac
creeping Into our mIlsI twas NOT 90 h
| very great 'Xirnt tho HuI uI the Ic o.
] uiU VI this ,uufCu. lUufH Vas loom,
] however, 10. tuy Etua O. make iW-
| rrYytmtu.s $40 their umiHua. They
] should srt that thuIrfU. bf d duug.
! tut- were at nome at a PROPER time iu
/ the EVENING", They should Huu tNu.
[ iueif suns were uU. iuVuuutUu OBJ
saloons aud gamhIllg deus. They
/ should lay n saiuUIHFj ABOUND iutw
| wuIuu would keep t..m aIIg. Co.,. 900 Toe
uss1ciutiUus Of evil HuI designing Uut'
sons wh0uu sole uim uul YuIDr. wa l
lead them Astfay. AZ present. every
facility exists among iua HlHiH iu Ir u
90 the intellectual nuI moral advance
mcnt OF the rising generation. EdugI'
uunal Institutions 20 Tine highest clUH
we're here, libraries 90 U,Uu established
iu which could be 9 unI Isir.s. uIr II.
tho beet kuu,uud Improvement ufF.u
AilUus OF every Hlul were throw %
uIuu 10 the young people BOO utluf 60
.
holiness aud usuiuIUrtf. These iu.
JUDGEMENTS, however were not Yatfun-
Izet anu encourage us they should
uc, but instead, many OF the yUulu uI
Liuu were allowed o. HfIt into IsiuH
Of WaywatdnesH aud vice. Tho Elrusu'
iult that now was uu uYYgTtuuu time
TOT The Lattuf.iHy Saiuu 10 turn Ne 10
attention 10 their iAmlIcs auu pug,
them ut ull iu.quiu'H Tho thuICn
works should be- y AlrI 100 luuit hands
/ Ih,t they might bee inc nJqunlutv.
win % .u's word 20 NIs IuUpIs Zoe
BUuE OF Mormon aud The D.u.rut
nud Covenants mad become Hs sunlru
bJyks 90 the youth U. Hlu. GO D.
word was buiug neglected by the TI.'
lug generation, largely because th.
patuu dilu't urge upon tuvr cuu'
ItCu the great necessity Uf their bHcum'
Ing acquainted with tuU written word,
rnr principle Of prayer should .f
! Practice Ia the families Ui thu saints
la child Wa taken iu its in annoy aud
taught O. show reverence t1 tGu
Father by duplicating His name, u
would grow az with love i0r Cod
und would know who 10 thauk iOl
blessings bestowed. In uuuCluRiut
the speaker testified that God wH
with His people, lie WAS ble'sing then
aud would continue 90 blvss thom In
armuch As they would strive with al
diligence 10 follow uut the teaching
: OF HE servants uu.J t.um from tim
O. tine.
President George q Cannon uo1
addressed he congregation, oHiur5iul
the remarks OF the previous sIu1kr
aud assuring the Saints that Goa wa
watching over His psople anu wOuil
carry out His promises unto them I
they would only show that they de
sired to serve Him 10 the best oi thci
ability.
Chulttaug the anthom3
From aiar gracious Lord
BentdlciiDn wa pronounced b.
Elder w. b, Preston.