The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02


/ ham Young to live and to do 50 great
q work fo-.s his church and his state.
hen the prayer was over, Miss
&ucy Grant gave a solo. and David
euonies, announced an address by
{ GovernOr Heber n. Wells. Governor
Wells was loudly applauded as hS adj
Vanced to the front of the platform.
He began his remarks by calling atten-
: tion to the fact that Brigham Young
was born leo years ago yesterday the
hrst day OF the summer months Of the
last century
Governor Wells declared tI1at the in
nate and demonstrated greatness sgf
Taen cannot bA-Elly measured by their
eonrernpo rarIesi fhey must be viewed
through an INTERVENING vista of time
IN order 70 reacG f-yen an .apprOXilnate
eqaity OF judgu5es you'd not att
tempt 70 review and under
takings Of BrigfIzEss in the brief
time allotted to nn2 Isather would
the speaker call al to&a few OF
nus cnleI chafec JOS zone event
doomed up more thslz-any other. This
was that Brigha1st YJuu93s after beiFla
the leader Of his peRrIe III spirituaf AZ
bic, should become atsa theiF politicala
leaCer, having been fchQsem by them
governor of the state Of Deseret, q
choice that was afterward ratified by
the president Of the United states
when ne was appotnsed governor Of the
territory OF Utah.
Continuing, Governor wells reviewed
the work Of Brigham. XouDg ia Utah,
and I'M conclusion. he said
To So mould the human VIII as to
hoiddt ia subsection and make the acts
W h1ch accompany it harmOnize with
the common purpose and tend to the
genera epa IA view, IS 70 possess a
gualftf which makes men great, rwiIeth-
er its posssssor be born in a. hovel or a
palace, among the busy marts Of trade
or On tne Sterile plains whether COW
Greg oy canoptes Of satin bespangled
with gold or looking up Only to chang
ing clouds and changeIess stars. Such
a man was Brigham Young. In him
the man FOUND the time ana the time
found the man.. Let ats who loved and
knew him, VINO played about has door
saw the inspiration iH his eyes impress I
upon tie world our Knowledge OF his
greatness Dy keeplng ever green his
memory
rUpted by applause at frEquent> inter /
yals. When he sat down a SOLO cho-
rus. Birthday Song written for the
occasion by Mrs. Lulu Greene was
temple CHOIR, The music was extreme /
ly wei received.
Tribute From DR.. Talmage.
The next number was an address by
~ Ialmage pr Iaimage hpoka 4
E7th great fire and feeling FreQgent-
W ii mis- REMARKS he scared to elo- I
Quent heights ana his hearers were (
w Ught up 10 q high pitch of enthusi- 4
In the great uncounted famil4 Of (
men, said he there are some who (
stand forth in distinct relief. prom
lnept against the background q the
masses Ine WoFld $ history is largely Z
q biography of these men They have
worried out their Gest5nies in various g
ways. oJue or tea6s OF personal hero
ISM, others by lifelong service in the
reileI 81 distress ana in pointing the.
famous through long and painf.l te
search and exhaustive study. some ere
great as Warf-ors philoR2phers, poets (
ot ptopuets 80 Q36i can get mo or
cry 81 mold his place there h. must (
he tray great
nTD tins sacred eifcles belongs thet
man We revere ana whose memory I'VE
today honored by nulutudes VINO are
lne oeaehciarles Of his gensus Or z
.ealmage said ~ WHad moi use 80 his
time gis dates and places He
Y antesi. ms bearers raheF - think -
nam young work. ~ q general
Wag The high opinion joseph Smith
entertained FOR Pre- siaent 8 0unE was
evidenced p5 his retusal to allow the
lsstter - ~ pl8ssi9Ts. saying NJ
neefiea l5flgharn rs side.
l2r. Ialrnase tod something Of thaf
pioneer aayln 1850 NheH the I0rmons
.isFembled near Ellver Lake for
thapSas1rirg ar'gfse. heard that J5an-
sons arnE was cDmfug ~ council
Was held and Pfesideur young said
We afih resist % the utterfhoss aSli
anQ that army 2dOes enter &c VIII
mo tan avy3rse desert than we f0ind
- Later When peace cumTai ssioues
We're sent 9lt The tuice Is President
1olng Rasiti8r #as sadc clear to ghe3
Noridsf In sconcludiag his remarks Or.