Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
are faithful 10 the @ use we nave e,-
poused God bless you. Amen"


JUDGE dpODM IN u LsAiA''
Judgg c. @. GooIw ~. sueeo1,
vrlch tpllnws, waH m ,sterpiere 81
rhciorIcai clouuence. ne au1leuee
aprtapd to knnw tnis, attn uRn cohi-
n.rAtlvely tow could hor what Wa
p.ipH said. In hts peEorhtion me
orntof tutuoi to III Pioneers anu he
ms speecn hurst irto poetry Which
could not fail TO warm the hratts OF IN
wpi,e.hnited veterans. he smoke q
follows: ..
In Thought no other moro majestic
speo,ncle CO be pfesen Cd man lh'
PROFESSIONS Of toe Pioneer.
Asthrough ,he ngeawilh unaba'lns
emery he glacier ii0Ws, hy rs oTosi0"
making the II ut Of whioh, IN lalei
periola. men raisH their hfeAl' -
tn,ou h the ce lufie. the conquet o
he Yillofness ny the irs'1 'ols
ndyancs u tho PlOuGer has gone on
a. Il IN. ,-
sonnIs their aIvance; NJ tnrlil Of unt.
lis ecstasy makes ther pulses lehp; u
moviny ntaudards lrai tho " ~ no
ouuinu1iny World cheers them; 40
,uiton marks their haltiug pltcr.
The boiy T.cor tells US tnHt when
Lnv Huirt OF the Initiate contemplated
Inc training Of the void, His mrs
COMMAND was, "Let thcfe be iight"
That when appeared the grenter iigb'
TO gloriiy the day, AMI the Lesser nghl
[ MI win spiendOr tire night, the
yRtcIinp ID ETY. cav the light, That j.
WAS good,
Ono thinks of that when no con-
templates the misa on OF tue PIOueers.
They disappear from ths Visions
tboir fellow men, astha outgoing shii
disappeara in the htzs that veils the
| oceau, but after a seaOn new sneH
ike the wake Of sup In phosphore'-
cent seas, shines back along the path
that they ttod, and tho word Bnows
| that the frowns from another wildei-
| ness have been driven away; that an
| other eiunal station has been eructe. /;
| that a new Path has been smootheu
over VIII ch the delicate feet OF civil "a
uon,intuntoiled sandals, may sdvanae.
or olu, the fathers. In a little, un.
couth spip, braved the pillows ana exc
swoeping galss OF the ATTAIN ic to pia OF
a new ensign on the oceans iurther
! shore. Only rocky strand, beneath
| the frOwn Of the forest anu wrapped in
the white, Whaling sheet OF the win
tor, received them. But they prnyeI-
| July and thankfully accepted their
new Inheritance, and they awakened
euch triumph anthem OF praise as
Miriam sang when the path through
the sullen sen had been tf0d.
They ligbted home fires amid the
| snnw anil began their tell.
No ono knows what athey endured,
what longinRs they suppressed, wha'
hopee, without ever finding expires
! xvnNrnlaua In thnlR nal nfa
taiued Huuls.
But the lights never grew dim
rather with puter, brighter rays they
blezed; the wilderness reCpued bei0r'
them, until at last q nation, cOnsecrat.
ed to freedom, rounded Into form, ant
tho poor and the oppres cd OF lh'
earth turned to thet new lisht in thu
West, as turned at dawn, the deVuu
liTe-wuTsbipper to the rising sun.
AT last, after seven generations o
the race had lived and died alter al
the space between the OCEAN anu tn,
| uraries had been redeemed, anothe
little band started RcrOss another waste
half 40 broad and quite a. dosolate al
the Atlantic, to find home.
At filst over undulating WAVES O
green they pursued their way. Latsl
Ma they advanced. the wayeu becnm
mighty blilows, only they ware nc
like Neptune's pillows tnat rlee an
, fall at the advance and retreat OF IN
winds, but rather they were upheRve
Nv Pluto In an angry mood, and whe
pIled mountains ugh, they wer
trapsfixed, and there while unkDOw
, ! centuries ehbed ard iioTeJ, the
, waiteI IN their silence and savagar
= lor the coming Of this band,
What that band endured who sha
; tell? The average American ma
, cares little for hardship. Wac
weary no eau make the earth be
n and the sky q canopy and sweet
Il sleep.
y Ii OF practical turn he measures th
. distances by broken yUkes or tires
. mired wagons, II lover OF nature
pictures he marks the days by mvui
q tain peaks or rushing rivers, or sui
a beam painted landscapes.
:, But what OF delicate women on
!, Journey like thai? The path becom
n end,s3 either way, the hark OF Il
wolf or the boot OF the owl brings u
defined terrOI6 to them, the loneline
grows TO cling TO them like u ga:men
such dreams haunt them that evi
10 when pTOstTRted with fatigue tn
| lthI w sIcclt hlt a. 'huJ NV h'SN'N
&C the apprehension OF Whist would cor
to their children were they to 10 call
away has within II moro than the b
- ternesb OF death.
c. o, II men realized on what hes
IN aches the foundations OF states 4
ID laid, they would never meet a Phone
Il, woman without Barring their hese o.
IA The trausfxeu sea nj length
g. crossed ami this valley was reached
No winter ami no deep WOODS
Isl celyed them, hu. rather the desert
x; its robes OF s;rRe stretched out mot
by ingly before them, anu the only ihi
in of cheer was the su ID mef sun thai s
u. hla buame to lunch their cheeks a
ct tinge the heiRhts aotut them with
I'd summer-day splendors.
ho Still they, like the others, held
TIA prhiso service: like the others II
Dl- awakened prayers OF thank uln
Sc where never mad prayers been he
N before. On their eyes we're 30
, . picIufes that others could not
l When the In1nito upTsared Ia
~ heights, tllsd their vaults W
OF treasures, leveled this valley, mari
be with hir finger where the silvery RI
We should dow, sud spread out the 81
III LAKE under his hand, ha saw that
re- work was good anu smiled.
or, smile was caught anu taetehei at
.th the eyes OF faith saw 1t, trOuu
al hearts grew tranquil, anu In h