Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
The Lesson Il Teaches Beautifully
Portrayed 10 Jewish Temple
Last Night,
HONOR TO COLUMBIA SCHlLDUEN
Rsunitlug Of the North and South
Something Remarkable 10
Contemplate,

IlDbhl lleund preached lutl evening
IN the Jewish temple before largo
congregation, many N whom Nero of
the non-JcwlBh persuasion, including
no, few o. A. H. Veterans rho
Mhjco, wns Memorial pay and tho
Lessons II ToachcE' I'm the course
Of his remarks, lho rabbi Wd,
"a voice WIS houd I'm Rumnh la,
montatlon ana bitter weeping Rachel
weeping for her children" These
words of the Prophet Jeremiah should
come homo TO the one who visits our
Capitol at Washington There ut ha
foot Of the Weps leading 10 the Capitol
building II u piece Of suuuuy rppre.
scnilng Il woman In the attitude OF
weeping, Tho inscription dlsrlosos Mp
fact that II rs columbia weeping for
her martyrs The mon who luId down
their lives In the glorious struggle Of
'6l.65, The words convey similar
thought 10 lhoec of the lcolmg of lhq
mother In Israel who wcous at thc dcb-
olHlo condition Of her yhldron
~ few days hence VIII Boz Memorial
day The dead hunorrd uu IolumhIu'B
children native on adopted Shoulder
To- shoulder they fought for The right
\ love Tor country uuiuulod ull of them,
Indeed patriotism WAS manifested Us
every one of them The men who Mld
down their lives on lhvlI country
affairs Of sacrifice In thar UWlul night
mare Of over forty years uRu are all
remembered, none are forgotten, The
men IN the rank ag well us the officers
In command are onnhrlncd In the hearts
Of their Counlrymcm The black hour
Of their nations perl found thCm
ready for the great spculcpi they dld
not show themselves wanting
To-day our country N reunited, The
limos OF drmurOllun are gradually
vanishing North ana south clasp
hands IN unison East and west Join
hearts for the oluCIug Of the dhugrcos
nCnts Of the pusL We are gathered
os one beneath that Nag which bor'
ruWcd from the dawn lbs rosy bushes,
and took from the Jewel uNfkct Of the
nlght The brightest gems ana placing
the starry diamond on u cushion Of
blue woven Win The silver threads that
God employed IN making the lllma.
mcnt, fcstoonrd this cushion with the
morning ana the white promise uf
everlasting, ctorno divine liberty for
man.
In many cemeteries which dot our
fair land men, women and children VIII
decorate the graves OF thor beloved
| ones with the sweet flowers ~ spring
| by this method the memory Of dopalts
ed heroes VIII be- foshonod, Like the
| fresh grcenncss Of Che lloWcW Of Nprlng
shan be preserved the memory Of men
passed from mortal pnIp, Away nom
human eight they should not be ior'
gotten ana II w no cNugpcrutIou when
We say That n grateful nation WIN not
~ soon forget them II material oyi.
dcnco be required as attcNlng the love
OF "a nation, fOr the services rendered
by III soldicra then u Wupoudous pon'
sion ligL rlyulng I'm expenditure he
Yume needed TO maintain the vast
standing armies Of Europe f. our
most glorious witness lut monetary
reward csu IN repay The services
gWudlY rendered, II needs more than
nero money lu show whether we fully
appreciate what these men ala for Us,
the men who took their lives I'm their
hands and placed them on the altar
Of country Yes green and fresh the
0oWors of pnrmgllmc.-thce shall We
place mot once a year bat dairy, as
We ever recall them and tncu deeds,
what does Memorial day common.
oratc2 II recalls that hard struggle of
| '6l,t, Whom brother WAS OunScd against
| brother In fight to the death prin.
cplo was M stake and once for all
| there had 10 be decided nj u vast cost
OF Ne and money whether tho Union
could be- disrupted nc the win Of u.
| diNidual compunonlg, mdlylduallrm
| run rampant would have meant here IN
! the new world % condition rlyNllmg that
| ~ the polty states NJ the old world,
| or ou the other hand, be Ike the ais
| organized countries Ia the south NJ
| w. Tho struggle Tor the Union tn
| wullZe the pmlWiN'g words How good
ana pleasant u is Tor brethren 90 live
| together Wus necessity As NE
| itself " u struggle between mans dunl
nature. so was the struggle ~ the
Union ono 10 disrupt Il or to preserve
| n intact
WHOM Israel uforclmo was In need
of a loader the proper man often arose
| from among The people ana acted us
| the Judge Aud ro n was IN thlB alrug-
| Rlo That mo man who should guido the
the people A prophet I'm the uuoat
sense Of the word arscrlod himself IN
1 tho person NJ Abraham Lincoln ~
hlosgod memory And We do not feel
ourselves IN error by claiming for him
the mantle of prophecy this God'm-
sprcd man, who successfully wresllcl
the storms of lnsurmouutabr difficult
TICS tie had message for hin peo-
plo which many w often the cnsoa-
| we're unwilling TO receive aud accept
The Union had TO be preserved and
that nc any fearful cost To-day after
u mpso of moro than forlS ycaw mupc
the death ol this dod-mtuNioatod man
We praise his eomclty and wisdom And
, W ,So o"GuI StW,gelo he Mas nbIVH os.
sisted by ardent ooMorkcrF, not loost
NJ whom were the men behind the gun
The great man. ns Emerson phinscl
H. was discovered to himself ana bl
| hia fundamentally WAS potential U lu,