Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-10

.H.,u 900 t.lrg.; itis h.- ertnfutsf, hi-
ulufslv l.uitNu'y IuI NA whcie 900
iu,ltu guItfh. ous viii HTplHuu; lal-
lUgflu., EuieI Wl cultured, siugi
uud tpus t"r t#iHHlim ui
dEh0.cs.Y, pI8ivu tu. 4 condemn.
Pine v 0rtu with v.,Hu' may uass
aa n.l ttrI uuru, a VITO uuu covered
viii CuilurU may inf ..u moment DO
niitI uuntlemG1. reclaim NOT
tHli ghly burned Wpy uupDafiy
Haud, disHUueri mind. 90 rufp sr.,
Vanished WITH U0rcsiy, may srtm
gunuitu, igl time, lral great mil J.
grinar uut 1.-THE Graff Huu eventually
leaves huutr y, tue goiuUn product
"liuutsiy may make many mislakef,
but is always Ufaiveu; make many
bluuGufE but u BE- alvey uudttttuu.
honesty " the arAlgt wbiuh 40 lance
pi,TcrU hontsiy iB o. 5ifaight Iuut
however uu u.aiUg 90 may appeal;
you wly NOS now see ItH uau, taL De-
tu5u 900 uIl lisa roy8 ;,4cu puu vll.
IrIgulc you Uuu'e4iwHut aH1 lUbDI;
is Oproutr may tiUiuca Temporary
honor, but the tsctu; CtuItr wit Ut-
sifyy your rttmaugnt lysrH. Honesty
is contagious; uuu Hy. uI h.urHly
~ W" AAH'NAA|HH N.HN N.."#. on. 'H.
defs love i1T many mHu; hHItri luIr
uUvtllu g,Umu,ucau!i yug cannot uUt
Luuuauy and think dIHluuestly, NOT
act uishUnCBly when yUu thiIk
honestly; you must Coo honest
wilt yuuuslyo3 ami q VII fol.
low o. o0tollary tnat you WI TO
honest with olhert. Honesty makcs
Que brave anu fUlihui; man bhcKci
by an honest CJuyiUusu can face the
world alone, aud 10 right, make the
world come g. him. Calico Ia the
homes Of bic belief, was 20 brave anu
reliant, that once standing alone, tue
world now stands with MIA; Luthuf
with an houult convection wus stronger
than armies anu empire; no tuirOts rt.
strained hin 10 threats tAwar,tu his
rutposoE.
"Mon like these are akin TO Code,
they were honest, therefore thor con.
victlons were hontst; they were IN.
conquered and unacceptable, such
honest u backed by right, HlwHya hus
conquered and always Will coLqucL
WHO YOU too, % you are
truly hourst and backed by right, you
will G uquet. Honesty nuura reliance
aui bravery bccauae It 10 backed ~
conviction; one 10 not hOnCit 10 tuf.
tenuurB his cluvicH uuG to another; al
honest thought absolutely eutfEuuCfui
10 dishonesty; tie tuffUn1rf comes
from uitvugt motive.
"Hunu.ty has divine INSTINCT; 10
points the path Of tgoiituiu wnotc
learning fails aud often reaches
through tue misls OF futufity With
cuttAiuty, whGu reason itself 'nlicu
AMI knows HUt where 10 60; honestly s
tIu pUlu tiattOuul which our being re-
wolves. One o. cur CitiEsup. now uraJ,
hctuhtUd only by honesty 90 himself,
took n stand tor ME lou,Ht cow Cti0rt;
he relied on hig own honesty, not on
the honesty u oibeft; ho waB bitterly
attacked ani Villitlo.i many Of his
friends deserted him, mnuy OF biz
colleagues cpudemtoJ MIN, he was
siflpptuOi his Jaigial position; hut his
honesty piintui him where WELDON
iailrd 10 discern; his houts,y was tue
rock against witch vlluIefatlOn ami
abuse HAshcI In win, it WAS the cloak
which neither wtld nor water could
Icnotrat,; but HE yindlCauon was
glorious, AHA honest TeHrs itseli Ike a
golden shalt, around which Ill nov
stand, salirs his word with their
word, purpplualing his act by tho.t
Hct-iuch a man els the n0blest work
oi Gid.n
"lionest men with honest conyic.
tons are great monuments IN the
march OF cuntutiur, they are cleaning
landmarks plotting the weak and wa.
yefiug along tho palhwayu Of liit;
wealth cannot build such monuments;
hEto cannot destroy them. Tnun 1t
tht fifst summit OF life wesh ull cheer
cur gtaJuatef, we would strengthen
your principles, We would IOiut out
the falls an snaTes, We would have
you hohtr your fathers and mothcfs
wuull sacrifice themselves TO have you
honest; standing ready then 20 climy
up am1ug the tOwcTiag peaks Of pIAC.
teal lic, We again bid you DO houttt
and you Will have nothing 10 TUpCn
tue nJutst, IN the nature Of thing,
tAvo no reason 10 repent, II 10 the dis.
honest who need 10 repent; the honest
nave no denth.loi uponIauCcP, 10 h
only the dishOneri, anu OF tuuL t..
puntauCts n true thiukct has truly raj
'Dgath.uod repentance h Ike buTniug
tue c.udlc OF liir In the service OF the
devil and euulilng tue ashes IN tho
ace Of hoavog.'"
GRAFTON AND vALEDlCroRy.
Tho graduates were oapsbly repre-.
tonIed ny Theodore NysltOm, who
delivered the Grafton aud vsledlcloTy.
Mf. Nya'TUm said In part:
"rho day on when young man
graduates Is very important Que To
MIN, Tor with It bogins his tttugglu Tor
place In the world. Opposition 10
college education fOr young men arises
from several sources. People Of cu.
tuTu arc di,gusted because 20 many
young people pretend TO be something
which they are not; they learn little
OF this ami n liiilp VI that and IN their
desire 10 make n gOod appearance fancy
that such 10 the aim OF college train.
ing. Another class Of people zee
no good In a college ecu.
cation unless II enables lie
devotee 10 acquire more wealth than
he could otherwise do, II II not how
much does he know or what IL hi
tut how much Ia he worth?
Thoy think that n "a man alter having
acquired Au education should enter
some trade or humble avocation, Il
would be- an evidence that the time
spent IA acquiring that education hal
been wus,ou. but were Il true that
causes a man 10 look upon
honest labor ~ a disgrace, u would be
better that we have no education. The
honor lies not 90 much In what mao
does, but IN how he does II.
"succrss IN lie cannot he measured
10y O mans bank account, nor l. II al.
ways based upon the opinions Of his
I-uLn.r md In-ur..