The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-01-09

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ke City, this editor was greatly
ectural skill:of Brigham q Yonng.
4 AS an executive officer he had
in Salt Lake City will ! snandE tor
nd as evidence OF the loyalty of
a testimonial Of the greatness
d by the energy Of those who
hem. AT the head Of 3 band ot
and they stopped in . desert
a few, unfriendly indians. The
Tar from, all civilization, and the
Ike that Of the story Of the Jewl
ke Mormons also have their Dead
lived in the valley surrounded by
eir abode betwet ~ SNOW capped
BIZ. The river Jordan is a historie
lprdan rams along beside the camp
|s in revelations, and who would
all led Brigham Young through
Who would deny athat the same
lom than was ever possessed by
" hand was as of the Father ear;
that q divine purpose has been ac-
ands that it would have set ct
6ont question. s
ltion, who inspired him with the
lish a city ina desert ,or who gave
Iabled him to bhah 70 church
be for ages the wonde Of the world? !?
hnd OF the Fathers how could hs,
bnis rail Transports that nails
Ia construct such 4 building as the,
: es 40 a memorial TO his skill i'm.
be faithfulness Of his foiloWers2 jF
Iiyefse did not give him the wisdom,
1.-The Tabernscle, how could be. have
|stics and for architseture, is the
lad not been moved By the music of
bning did he instruct his carpenters
organ in existence :? .9s V
) from the power OF his inherent
eiathers who built the first court
ct no man living has any actual
lsss have bean built at Abbevillss
sm? Our oldest inhabitants srecol-
& stood ing the public square, bns
lres preceded it9 IN the list sixty
-se, counting the tobacco barn as
had in the preceding forty -ssyen
se as Brigham Young sor had | fes|
itect. doss any Bod suppose that
nild three o. four cohft houses
Tor court purposes? The builders
Instructors of the nnsightly tobacco
"a as was Brigham Young a
Abbev;lle in 1900, does snybody
lrt House that would have stood
his children, and his children,s
Eous hands upon our public eds
architectural structures which had
rried home to implore Capt. Niekels|
Brigham Young became 50 great
|ntlemep, our own neighbors, men
hs and seek revelation, from on
bet q decent Court Ho1se and, a)
/, they would win everlasting gratis
their work swas completed, How
Of their fathers * ~ Z; " q
buse is built in the middle Of great
ch side and having cement side.
nent walks from each corner to the
good. The fact is, it was one OF the
It cost q million dollars. sS
) an orthodox Mormon he might get
Dary instructions, 90 that he
monument to his wisdom and
no de,cendant vandal would touch
verence and admiration. IA
| for revelation and instruction. az
! the Importance Nof the great work
him. and he might give Us q
the pride Of the proudest people on
az builders of public editice has been
was little helped revelation. Il
r Mcmillan get into their heads
ader expanses public buildings
, as Salt Lake has done in going out
ON, good air and shady groves could
re buildings as that Of the Mormons
} to have suitable buildings that would
is and Mayor Mcmillan were old
favor Of million dollar expendi-.
favor Of no Cheap John thing like
i the money could be raised
ds, which our children could pay.
children. could come into control. .
} far behind the Mormons. They
y years the start Of them and yet
are abo1t tho ,sand years ahead
,unty Superintendent could receive
or our buildings. Let no picayune
3 buildings ought to be steam heated.
eated. I did not see fire while in
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k would impose little or no hardship
or no taxes anyhow, and the rich