Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
Our c0uSrRY

~ o. quite Impossible 90 grasp 40 che
Consequence of the changed situation
by one mental EFFORT n at ali. 70 De-
a1 wonderful 30 vast, so mntchlcaH 10
nli the worlds history that ii r',ma
moro IKE the awakening from dream
ur COS In some waudsF-workcr from the
rcaimH M Fslryiand bad waved bis
wand above tho seas aud ths lands.
ana aa II ln tho twinklIng Or nn ESQ the
netnmorphosis which We now behold
with our natural senses had sprung
into existence.
less than four short months ago n
million and a hulf ~ people occupying
miniature nation with but "a narrow
strip OF nci between Il and our own
lund. were tho property of power
three Thousand miles away. while tho
relation ~ master and slave did not ox-
ift aH the INV understands such terms.
tho facts are that their condition In me
by reason " the rule Imposed upnn
them was very much worse than tho
slavery which was In existence In the
United States until destroyed amid the
flames ~ great war. They worked
in order that the foreign taskmnatcr
might reap. created wealth by the
sweat N their brow that the iurdnugs
might live In luxurious idicncan.
amnHHcd nothing but the humblcat and
ncnucst things In me- which the dcapota
Kept in that condition through cruel
ana indlsCrlminatu taxation. and lived
lives of Ignorance and darkness be-
cause unable 90 do any brttrr. After
centuries had rolled by and the hand
If the opprcmor was atlll upon the land.
there arose one day man who had
learned rumoihlns II tho world outside
and BY that learning was enabled 10
vivw all thlnEa with different power
N vision. In the dim distance the adj
vancing figure OF Independence began
20 take ahapc. cloudy and unHubatnn-
tinl. hut linking on mora aud more .dsn-
uito outlined and giving hope that SOON
~ or later IL would have material sub
stance and take up In abode on the
oppressed island. That was half u CEN
fury uFo, and the figure dld not come or
grow much more distinct within the
m of that man. but II did not rccode
ur grow DINNER. II seemed ne tlmoa
10 extend an encouraging hand. ana
under ltH Influence The man ceased hls
duy-droaming ana. realizing that faith
without works would accomplish Moth
Ink. that tho Tuds help only those that
hclp thomsulVcH.hr decided 90 give sub.
stance and form to tho new hope which
he nguro had called into being. Hc
had few friends and selecting one OF
these De- impaired 10 him tho fntonI
plan ut human Independence. From
the two tho schume proceeded 10 othorr
and thun 10 othurH Hun. Mon who arc
In bondage ana who once inhaie oven
but "a breath III the air NJ liberty he.
come poahosred nll ne once of "a now
HE and the march ot frucdom once be-
Fun travels nn narrprs ballad says the
dead travel fast. Dor tho rrcnt So
orct 10 have escaped untl.a nunicient
number Wcr1 prepared for bloody
work would have meant IN,
individual facrin,a of nti. yyn,,
what mlagynga ana on,r.
tensions d must have ras..t ,,.'., ,,..
10 np, Hut d,nplt, NH M. ,.-. ~
caution that may b, oxsrei..d sn|h
/ things viii ,rrnnr ronie tl1,, ,r ,,,..
and tho plane W thcsr mon ,..,n.5
but not iIu thoy were Ina martial r.,5I.
rcFs. aud at once tb.v ana me
Wrongers wore face q, f1r, liza i,,t,i.
array. Tho wr1.gsf, pr.y,tl.t ,.,
| ihe o4uss was iost-f,r , t-,, .,,-
/ b. such inSrir,ti,ps r,p,., D.. ~.
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poihlnrn,ss fr,m tbs m,p,ns ~, '.r
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ou tbc rplnlo thoy hsld in subi.et,,,
could only us maintained by spp.r,,
force. mad mads all prap,ratIops d,
lat end. Three and a b,if ,s,rs ,r,
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