Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

10 ar sls amy tourl IN tho sta.a
virginia ls concerned thp n,,3 sse pr
ruled, mo such law lE ltng,,',,s t',s
ever entertained If 10y nnwrittsn !, ! :
IS meant that person can take Il, ~.
pWl hanas the Fighting OF wrones
fleas paseu sfl such doctrine can MS.
be admitted IN mitigation, and nn V"iy
Justtflcatl0n-' This In snund To- ~
Virginia, rs everywhere else buI /. a.,
wen that an occasional reminder ~ ~
Should issue from an ntihori,o ~
source 70 counteract the tnaudlln SON
tlmentality which IL heard no,yade.i.
Oh every hand with respect la "A certa i,
class 81 hDnstcides. we do not nenn ~ y,
say that In 4 particular case sl,ha,a,,
tia justice may NOT be meted ont ,nde.
the 'unwritten law" but only .hat
the administration Of Justice d., tbSi
method has been superseded In ali
civilized countries, Tor the very yo,,,
reason that 1t X fraaght with trnys
dangers TO the community. The cod
of private vengeance affords too eas,,
excuse for The evil propensties OF mon
and In n country where homicide IL ca
prevalent, II ought 10 be frowncd upon
as an encouragement OF crime ana ~,
unworthy M advanced and hunane
people. Such an utteranpe as that AZ
Judge Harrison, IN case attracting
wide attention. should have an ercei9
lent influence IN creating n a0under rim.
lie opinion regarding tustiHable honil.
eide. Our national conscience Is lnurt
too ready Ia condone the taking of hu
man He under provocative cirrgrs.
ccs--Washiugton Herald
Chant the Don't hang q dlsmal
lsCanty Of picture on the wall
The Good. and do not Gauh with
sabes and elooms In
Your conversation, Don't be cynle
and dlsconsolate preacher. Don't no
wall and bemoan. Omit the negativo
propositions. Nerve us with incessart
alternatives. Don't waste yourself IN
rejection. nor bark against the bad, but
chant the beauty of the good when
that is spoken which has right To hu
spoken, the chatter ana the criticism viii
stop. Set down nothing that viii mai
help somebody. 1 have seen scores on
people who can silence me, hut | seek
one who shall make me forget or over
come that frlgidlties and inbecllitI.s
into which | fall. The painter. GIotta
Nnalrl tells us. renewed art because
he put more goodness into his heads,
To awake in man and to raise the senso
OF worth, TO educate his feeling and
Judgment 80 that he shall scoCn hlmsclf
for 4 bad actlon~-that Is the only atm
-R. w. Emerson.
Arc Good Hurry and . bridge
Manners have Killed the ART az
Dying Ont2 polite conversation:
hurry has robbed cor
tespondeuce OF its grace hurry is fast
transforming the once sedate city OF
London into pandemOnium OF whlr-
ring noises, whirling wheels and eyil
fumes Dignity, grace, repose are
banished from our midst, and we are
as yet-only at the beginning of this
breakneck race through life. Perhaps
some dusty memories OF our period
VIII cause the men and women OF the
future to say: Those people were very
punctilous very slow, very sedate.
That may be the opinion held in tho
not very far distant days when con-
tending areoplanes crash into one an
other without an apology. and myrlads
of motor cars sweep over the PROSTATE
bodies OF pedestrians without lnquIrins
II they are hurt But there will be
less difference between the people of
that day and the people OF ours than
there is between us and the pow
dered, courteous gallants and dameg
who wOrthily upheld the traditions. o.
good manners when the first gentleman
In Europe was ''the glass OF fashion
and the mould of form. Nineteenth
Century.