Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-10

QtNti group Shtll DtiiAb Nh'
certainly well that 50 far as possible
when the men of a given group as q
whole act I'm a way that we deem con
trary 10 the public interest, we should
treat the action as a wrong to De rem
edled rather than as wrong 10 DC
avenged.
WEAKNESS TO TOLERATE WRONG
we ought not 10 tolerate wrong. 1t
IL a sign OF weakness to do so. and IN
its ultimate effects weakness ls otten
quite as bad as wlckedness. But IN
putting o stop to the wrong we should
so far as possible, avoid getting into
an attitude OF Vindictive hatred to-
ward the wron gdoer He may be NOR
ally to blame and II may be necessary
to punish him; but on the other hand
the wrong he has committed may SIM
ply be due to the existing condition oil
things, to conditions under which ne
has been brought up; and IN such 4
case while we must apply the remedy,
and see that there Is no further chance
of harm to the community. II is neither
lust nor farsighted to exact revenge for
what has been done. In short. friends
lei us realize that In very truth we are
knit together in ties of brotherhood,
and that while II Is proper and neces-
sary that we should insist upon our
rights. we should yet be patient ana
consid crate In bearing with one an
other, and in trying, SO far as IN us lies.
each to look at the problems that face
us from his brothers standpoint as Wen
as from his own.
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NATIONS ASTOuNDlN" slllDhS'
During the last quarter of a century
this nation has made astounding strides
IN material progress and IN no other
no,evorthX. than I'm rho south. While
ber avric,Ilt,,re has grown faster than
ever before there has also been "A new
,roo.tb ~ hcr misunderstanding indua-
tries-indeed there has been CROWN OF
annie room, for further growth. The
south win be All tho better for new inn
MIGRANTS of Tho right TYNE. and hone
to see steamship lines CARRYING such
Immigrants esta blished at ports like
Savannah and Charleston lust as !
none to see ports like New Orleans
connected by lines of steamers with the
South American continent the cdnti-
nenf with which our relations should
GROW eyAr closer ana uli"uduy more
adyantapeo1s In the south. as everv-
whore through the Union we nced 10
see A good edncation given free to all
children no matter ,yhat may he their
nit this education ~ he of a merely
literary tvne
Moro ,I,d mara Va, ara yr,,ring 70
realize mai tbnrs must he am edura.
ton ~ tbe b,rd ,s ,,,ati Of tn, bead
Tbere muat he a sriruit,,ral and indus.
trial colleges spd above ali sc,ools In
which there car, he cIon,enrarv nranara.
ZION for q y,.;C,iit,,rs IA f1dustr, Thesa
schools for technical traininq Viii hold
a great nlaco IN the f,,tIrr i'm fittinr
our citizens fo, 1o,ny tboir oconor, IL
duties I'm tho host nnssihlo sbara I'm
the so,,tb thoro L. domination neciliar-
ly fitted to proat bv them a ponuIation
which has heeu generally referred to as
oapacities ana a,pos, nr o p ~ tha
old native STOCK ,rhirb sin,I,lv iacLs
tho onrortunit,- n de,,alon lns,'oo
OF intjiv,trIoi efEcienc,, ,,,,s,r,.s9s,d
elss,,bora o,, MI ll,,t,,,,,t
SOUTH'S INTEREST IN CHILDREN.
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tboSo s 80, ~. ~ .ia .,o'. re i',
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ming nar,aninss - SSdtJn ~ ,rh,s
bss air..s,i'. a,, ;.is
atJ 49, lii Eli nO" u ,sa ,,,,,,
show, ,tsoif ~, ~ ''a' Mru'S
800. nv, 80 Diia IdpoI III lac-
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