Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-12

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ly and organized a society as con-
templated. II pledged itself "by the
help of Almighty God" to rc-estnblish
Loveioy's paper. Another OUTFIT was
sent for II arrived on the morning of
November I. 1887. Its arrival was an
nounced by the mob by horns. The
mob collected TO take II from the
warehouse The mob gathered and
demanded the goods. They We're re-
fused. They attempted to burn the
warenolise end us detenders' Their
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liie press. pIpke u ana threw the rag
rhgmts INTO me river
iiJau i-oNtJoy WIS the nfst ana
srta.est martyr 70 the grand consti.
. EuaLantee OF freedom OF
od Statas re- T.. an Pie1s ~ tne un,t-
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Lovejoy deserved this monument
and Alton honors herself In raising Il
to him. His martyrdom was the seet
that produced the Civil War Wher
news Of his murder reached Boston
the abolitionists Mt once moved for /;
mass meeting. They attempted to Sc
cure Faneuil Hall, the cradle o
liberty but the mayor refused them
Dr. Claiming addressed an appeal t.
the citizens. which secured the oil,
hall on the Sth of December, 1897
Faneull Hall was filled to overfiowin,
DR.. Claiming made an impressiy
speech. and presented n series of reso
lutions. Then the attorney general o
Massachusetts rose, and in a bite
speech declared that Lovejoy ha
died as the fool dleth," and compare
his murderers with the men who threI
meeting was a young man who was tn
pride of Boston's most aristocrati
families. He went as listener only
He had never r' been heard in u publI,