Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
rnIrNDLY IEcoGNirIoN.

The poaerct Nown made some come
monta on the fntormouHtnln Catholic.
which wo nro pleased 60 motto were ro-
ccised by that paper in the spirit in
which thoy wcro written. 10 b. gratify-
ing 90 receive appreciation and 10 o.
good for people Of opposing religious
ylews 60 dwell together ns citizens ln
peace, maintaining each other1' rights
and treating zach other nH members OF
the same human family and us the sons
nnd daughters OF the one Eternal Fa-
Their
The Catholic roproducos the remarks
Of the "Nowa' and then gives lts own
viows in these words. which we tiito
pleasure In copying and endorsing.
''Tho above ~ gratifying. II 10 unncc-
casary 20 uny that the tntormount1ln
Catholic aims Go hu moral and lntui-
lcciual force in this intermountaln
country.
rho course Of the Catholics In Utah
hHH always hoou % conservative one,
aud this IL appreciated by the people
Who hfo acquainted with bishop sean
Ian. Hin prudent administration % hl1
great diocese. with the attending re-
probabilities has Won the regard of
the people Of the State. There has been
no Joining in crusade against tho
Mormon people. and one OF the reasons
b. that such crufadc would be- ~
political nature. brought about By poll
ticians eager Tor power II was out
side of The realm of the church 20 In
tcrfcrC. The Catholics remember tho
hearty welcome they received when
they nrrt came 90 utnhi the donations
" land and moneys made by brigham
Young. the President uf tho Mormon
church, and at time when the Cath
Ollie church was atruggllng 60 gain a
fuothnld.
"Thc Catholics have always adhered
20 % broad principle % religious liberty.
ana have ever been willing to grant n
10 their neighhorr. They have lived in
peace in Utah because they have at
ana gone on seeking tho conversion 0f
souls and keeping away from the pit
falls OF politics.
''rhe growth of tho church has been
steady ana vigorous under this policy.
Ana u has had another result, and that
b.. 10 bring about good feeling be-
tween 'MormonH' ana Catholics The
'MnrmouH' first nett the state OF Utah
and through their many trials made 70
hhhitnbic. and their rights have always
been respected BY the people Of the
Catholic faith.
IT o. WNA ANN wv AMNNNNNNN NW NNIM NNA
nciFhhorly qunrrols. but 90 70 ON pcncr-
fully and conserve tho hest INTEREST," Of
their church. The Mormon people re-
HpCpt the Catholics for tho position
they have takrn, ana there has been.
ana viii continue 60 be-, "a kindly ana
generous fesllng between them Had
the same good feelings existed among
the good NJ 40 denominations in utnh.
Salt Lake cts would today boz the
greatest city between Chicago and san
Francisco. and nH result nj this united
cr0rt The Catholics have takcn no
plrt no the chickering's and ill-fccllnga
uf she past
Let us hope that IN tho future our
course VIII De aH consistent and that
TIC ucighh1rly regard Will continue
'Whllc We arc constant and uuyleld-
ing 10 our faith, feeling and knowing
that the Catholic religion la the best IN
all the world, We viii not be- coorcai on
inyolEled into fight which does not
belong 90 the province OF q newspaper
Wiui our prctcnHl0na."