Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-09

|'' s,.yyr cleveland delivered an ad-
mitch he paid high tribute "a
~, The scope Of the memorisl
a .,.,, and the plans formulated
'D''" ,.r,os by Rev. Newell Dwigb I
...,or Of plymouth church, who
\ PASTOR HILLS
n. memorial movement includes
Y :, S,serent features. First, to
4, ,bo whole or part Of the block
|s,oN plymouth church Is situated
4 mtle public park. Many pray for
/ .'.,oydl Of Mr.. Beecher's remains
n, nark. It Is also proposed TO
psssher memorial hall, to cor
4 NJ ' r oulnlt from which Beecher sold
l' ky XII the pulpit from which
~ sI peecher preached his sermon on
/ A Nv mo Sunday after the death
''i nss Hamilton, and the SER
4 y ,Temperance' which developed
| ySSe washington movement, with
n ~ Of Harriet Beecher
Mr. Beeeher's sister. together
4 M portraits. photographs, paint
/ I'M peecher and the epochs Ia
M of which nearly 100 exist; TO
.,n g some Abbey or Sergeant for Il
t. n palntIngs portraying the great
A (, the history Of American pa
4 4 hundred and fifty thousand dol
| VAN be needed TO carry out these
me executive committee be-
!. tbat Mr.. Beechers name and
1 bslong 10 the entire country, This
Eoral hall Of patriotism is to belong
4 citizens Catholic and Protestant,
4 And Gentle poor and rich alike.
4 hae there viii be found in various
h the country some men who
| m, 10000 or $4,000 or $4,000 each,
vbo Will give 5000 each, q hun
men who will give $1,000 each, a
C,and men who will give $500 or
ppg or so each, and thousands Of
n Who will give smaller sums down
We would also suggest that the
clubs 10 our citles-politieal clubs
commercial clubs set apart a night
,he review Of Mr.. Beecher's career,
M and work. The committee will
hi lul these clubs In the various
N touch with men who Will pre-
to them the life and works Of
sia,
.x.YREslDENT CLEVELAND.
rnn President Cleveland, in his
fsH goke as follows:
h Chairman and Ladies and Gem
VA | claim the right TO join In
exercises for reasons peculiarly
pn ! am here In obedience TO an
@ hat will not be denied; and |
accredited to this assemblage by a
itoa Of heart and by an influence
D lds been strong within me for
b years. Il Is now more than 40
, hat heard IN Plymouth church
lnon whose lmpressiveness has re-
it fresh and bright in my mind
lg al The time that has since pass
j days Of trial and troublous per-
y lis remembrance has been an
Ing comfort ana In every time
prSlon and disbursement tn
! taught has brought restora-
q hope and confidence.
remember as II it were but yester-
ne ieyid eloquence OF the great
aef as he captiyated my youthful
flanding and pictured to my
y imagination the entrance of
young men upon the worlds jost-
auvllles one laden like a beast Of
q with sordld expectations. and
lAH with a light step and cheer
''sfmlnaiion, seeking the way OF
ahl Usefulness and striving for
Aard promised to those who love
we God and labor for humanity.
A.,e never for a moment lost the
'soa made upon me by the vivid
~ lhrlllIngly painted In words
,lIhed, beipg the two careers. nor
! ever failed 10 realize the mean
,le ruth taught by the descrlp-
wen q the happy compensations
eng the peace and solace In
o NE one, and the racklng dis
aglsn's N life and the despair in
o. the other.
VoLLEcfloN OF A SERMON.
lal Oils sermon has been to me in
years ! alone know. ] present
u glseuon today as a personal Gre
W ny own especially emitting
''..l.',sss,ehiatlon among those who
1 @ .'t,aii and memorabilia the fame
' ~. OF Henry Ward Beeoher.
y. mere, however for the pur-
. Y Ivy giving voice to a grateful
.s .1.a' nor solely TO acknowledge
y, ,s, . benefit and service | have
A.. .iyll me teachings Of the illus
n ~, ! nave come to Join in the
49,. .s'O worship which is but an.
I, s..s loF a teverent recognition
.l -1ols lalth ana trust In Cod in
N - a'and brave service in the
n, n 'umahlty's elevation and bet
y, been wisely said ths, horo
4 ,, ~, endure while man endures
~ 49,. 1i, ihls as q pleasant truth
so',l t,ola'uon that man or ouali-
b. W. su ana the manner OF their
M the very essence of the
.sl,. LEI Us believe that there ' y
fr,l Ssmplom OF a generations
ms, , n.'. man Its lack Of faith
ir n. ','sn and Us loss OF rever-
us,l,S Ivy. n,,vts but let this belief
ana s. me reservation that
iAsttha s'sat shan be truly great
h nan 1 ss Challenging our rev.
N % truly h.r.fa
sSS, MANS adjusted to the hlehes.
h., ''s o. mans civilization.
k'LElLNEss Oh THE HERO.
,iss gI N. have the least misrIvinr
ns,ss '1 \. completeness Of ne bero
ns,o , y =, On our bps tonight ana
5sslr, s ls IN our hearts should
On ana purposes be hieh onS
as n. ier devoted his llfe 90
p hls f.l 1--we Of God and POINTING
eys,,as0 men the way OF the
r. q IN, ana generously The Selr,
= brysnal nero shone out eonstani-
hs (, s Ivy and he llfe ~l,i ~
y Shsn XXI I, ioi a selfish. uneener.
ln.ls1y a lover Of his t seous.y ana an
~ u N. i'eedom2 Our hero In
chauepssa o.oaaniys danger and
AloAal ssf,,.. III defense
ne a roet 49,, a rnd unity. He
,ia !. , csn,. sgalns, doubters at
.r ,, I. abroad with 1sS Team threat ,a
and for It's conse ,ssii@a