Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

not Tint the United States should in.
crease l.s territory, but that u,lrrr.
sion at our very doors h1u'I bs
p.auped. This noble sentiment must
continue 90 animate ut and Wo must
give 90 the World the full donlnsira-
lion of she sincerity uf OUT purpose
"Duty determines dgs n.y.. B.stIuy
which results from duty performed
may hriug anxiety and pcris. but
never failure and dishnuur. pufauIug
duty may not always le1d hy uH th
paths. Another course mHy look easier
and more attractive. hut pursuing duty
for duty's sikc o. always sure and safe
and honorable.
at Is rot within the power VI man
90 fifoiell ID future and ,l sllve un-
orrluriy De- mighty problems ~.
mighty God has lils plans ana methods
Ir human progress ana not nfrp-
qufpiy they are shf1ud Tor the ttn1
being in Improbable mystery Look.
Ing backward We can See how tha hand
- destiny huidod i1r ~ ard assigned
~ tasks who's full moariur was ~.
appr,hondcd even by the wlacst states,
men " their times.
FAITHFUL PATRIOTISM.
"our colonial ancestors aid not enter
upon their war originally for lndcpsni
cnce. Abraham Lincoln did nJt start
out 60 free slaves. bur 90 save the I'm.
lon The war with spain was not ol
our seeking ard some NJ its couse.
qucnces may not b. so our liking. ON
vision IN often defective. sh1risighi q.
cdnosH is common malady but IN.
closer we get 10 things Vt ihoy get O.
US. the clearer our view ana the less
obscure our duty. Patriotism must b,
faithful az well ne fervguts statesman.
ship must be- wise as well uH fearless
not the craftsmanship which will com.
mand the nqplnusf u the hour. but she
judgment % p0stcriiy.
"Tha progress % "a natln can n'luH
prevent degeneration. There mus, Boz
raw life ana purpose or there Will b.
weakness and decay. There must b.
broadening VI thought as well al
broad niug o. trade.
NoBLEg CIVILIZATION.
Territorial expansion IL NOT ahn,
and always necessary So natflnii ud
Nircement. There must be- IL constant
movement toward highfr and uubie
A., civilization, civilization thBs shall
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war and achieve Ns greatest yictlrio
pursuing the arts N peace. In uu
present situation, duty ard duty ai1rl
should prescribe the boundary Of ca
responsibilities and she scope Of ou'
undertaking..
'srhc nrai determination " our pur
poses awaits the action ~ the cminnn
men who are charged by shc executive
with the making ~ the treaty o
peace ard that % the senate ~ en-
| United States. which. by our Conatitu
| tion. must ratify ana confirm 70. W.
an hope and pray that the confirmation
| . peace Will be- Just aud az humane a
the conduct and cuuaumfnuiFln ~ IA
war. when she work % the treaty
makers u 0lnc The work Of the law
makers Will begin. Tho one will HeitI
| me extent " our responsibilities. III
| u;hor must provide the legislation @
meet thom. The army and navy hlv
/ n0hly and heiolcally performed thel
part May GOA give the executive an,
| Congress wladtu % perform Theirs"
CAUGHT THEM HARD.
The address " CLARK Howell Of Al
iirSa, who responded % the sentiment
| Our United Country, North au
| south" caught his audience and caugh
them hard. ATT Howell spoke as III
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