Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05
GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Vast AsstmbIa5s Of The Sllal, O, n,
Opening Day.
INSTRUCTION IN the eospr,


HuFehth semi annual
Conference Of the Church Of J,,n.
Christ Of Laitcr.dsy Saint. eopy,s.I
IN the Tabernacle, Salt Lake CIV =,
10 n'm. on Sunday, oclobsr IN. ises
President Wiliori Woodruff pr.,dlns
on the general authorities pts,,n, On
The stand there wsfs Of IN. F,,,,
Pfesideucy-w iliofi wooiufi e.,,,.
u o. non and Joieph y. smith,
OF the Quorum OF tho Tvslvs
Apostles 80 Lorenzo SNOW. Fnnklln
D. Richards, Bhghtm Young.
Ffanci' 81. Lyman, Joan Henry
smith, George Teasialt, Heller
Grant, John W. Taylor. Mariner W.
Merrill and Anton II. LunJ; PATH.
arch John Smith; Of the Fiat s,y,a
Presidents OF bpyentlts-seymout n
Young, G. ID. Fjel,ted, Geo,,s
heynolds and Jonathan q. Ktmb.lr
of tue Pfcsiding Bishopfle-Wm. n
pfe,!on, Rbet 7. Barton aud John
X. Wiujef.
Conference was called 70 order nv
ftetldent George q Common.
rue ohuit SANG tbs hymn whlsh
buglnG
tolty ttauf tlg taCfci dtuui1r
90 liu ngti MiusHniai aoiu'
=. Openlug pf.yer W Elder Bdsham
Young,
The choir AsAln sans, The hymn e.m.
moucipg!
hirh on tho mountain TOP
A hauuUf BE- uutuflrf.
lenaiiona nov laaE Vi,
hNatea 10 All tha sudd.
PRESIDENT wiLFoHD woopaugy
wnH The nftt sJrsket. Hl, t,m.,l.
itait chiefly with the pleasuf. bv I'D
ln meeting with the HAiulf, fffl sotian,
oh tue evident fuifiilmpnt Of pfopbe.
clct concerning the ftsults UPON IN.
> tNs OF killing tue savior and tRs
tueois upon TINS gvnefaii0n VI tue nj.
ing OF the Prophet Joseph and other
molly mVui tue delivery NY Joseph Of
no Keys aud refp9uslDilliy upon the
Apostles " carry the u0spei 10 ths
NOtid anu buiid ny the kinsdlm of
God GA tue earth.
fhllibtNr JOSEPH y. GMfIH
next addressed the Coaiefcucs. liz
aputn oi the force anu value u toe
testimony Of President Wooifuf. VII,
had been personally tsuxht ily ,us
Pfophrt Joseph smith. lie had heard
tue chatge OF Joseph 10 the Twelve,
1u wnOm las placed the authority 10
carry forward tue worn VI God 10 fuo-
ctss. He hAG knows thAt ali tposs
who had arisen aud mate clains 10
eau me Chufch hHd no diviEe Lu,hof.
ny. President smith spoke d thefe
being many good apd pi0us people In
lho "ofId, sui explained that good.
ness alone was hot iuiilslent TO en-.
power them 10 represent Col 10 Tho
up VI III, kingd0m. lie
'tatod that tne leaders Of this Church
sctc fecoguiEid W tue Almighty, aud
nat they III uli also DO recognized Wy
ne people. Those who failed 10 supp9H
whom Coo had chosen weuld ~
elVe recognition ut the hands OF the
Lord Besides dwelling clearly aud
upon tue foregoing points,
10 uiso9ufred earnestly UPON TIE
iecttslly oi parents teaching their
'hlliien IN Zion tho prime pies Of tue
tetptl, thai inuy might keep tue faith
when they reached maturity.
PRECEDENT wILP0GD Woodbury.
cstifisd TO tho harmony VI this die
ontation with all thAt had preceded
!, IA the giits ana blessings VI tho
pint, naming Instances Of the txtf.
lsss VI such gifts. lilo also reieried 10
he work i0r Iho dead, tssliiying that
bic labor IN being accepted In heaven
nd that Apostle Abfahsm II. Csn.
M others had beon called into tho
piriI world 10 perform missions there
q connection with this work. Joseph
mitn was the met since the days u
no nnoinnt Apostles 10 preach ihir
ooifine,
Tue choir sang the anthem
lsTaors sons with ono accord.
kAlsu s9ns, song Of i9y.
Benedieuon w Patriarch Jehn
Min.