Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16
PROPHETS or FENCE.

"'e"t 'o' Peeec' 70 1upse iioln ''p''''
Gus INQUIRIES made Tor literature y"
the subject elder OrSon F. whitney
of the Council of the Twelve win de-
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'iNNt e'' au"iesS o'i PeaNe ~ '''' i"''
nacle, Sunday, at o'clock p. m. ana the
speakers in many of the ward houses
and other nIaces az ,v,,rshin through
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GUY lhe 9tatc VIII also make t""' ."
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we ms '-'''s AROMA
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idS thc louhu"'ioh lor ui'i'S ''" ""'
mony among nations, ana looked tor-
ward to the Milennia age when the
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'ne e''sS prevail N'e''s' " '''''''" ''''
is one OF these great men He says;
" - tiine TOT the age Oh khlsnt ti
raI,trs uhu lIIau hcroi9in 70 ~ az -"
want to reap the harvest of laurels
do not care | suppose, how many seeds
~ No. de,' Du 10 ho ,vished
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ear,,,e,.re ,,o,,id snoarasSo tbc waste |
30 ,,,a,.' Ira ne ,..,e,l (e ,orcuast ,,
That Is a forecast of what VIII hap !
pen in due time. Agriculture and com
,ne,.c. yin tal,a tho MACE of tba mr.
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SUITS OF war SWORDS VIII the turned
into plowshares and spears into prun-
ing hooks And when that time comes
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when file energy VI man 10 uheoteN
toward the production ana distribution
Of the resources of the earth, there VIII
be very little TO fight about BENJAMIN
tranhlih was another OF these -Ai i'eilS
can peace prophets lie says
San 1vars a,.a eolliae ver, exnensfve
nna ya,.v n,ischievOns ones When viii
manSind be CONVINCED OF this. ana
agree To settle their. differences by ar
bitrationq Were they tn do If even
by the cast of a die. 1t would be better
than by fighting and destroying each
pther Even successful wars at length
become InlslortuheS TO 'hose VINO u,i
nn,nSed biind,v in their success, not
seeing all its consequences"
Tho following was tbe view, of Thorn
MS jefferson
peace has becn our nrinciple. peace
is orr interest, and peace has saved
to INC World TINS only plant OF iree a., an 10
'''s'V''i aSwever tSerefo,e we may |
have been reproached for pursuing our
Quaker system, time VIII attn IIle
,ns "a Una s,,lro III ~ ~ ON n, "ItIzeps
viii attest its merit And this. ! be-
heve Is the only legitmate object OF
soperli'iers a,t" nv Sne i,s buS NC ,o
and devastation of the countries placed |
under their care. N pursuit of a fam
tastic nohor uha'hed TO virtue OF nap
josiah quincy SAD
"War is a game ever played for
inc assrandizemehl Oh tle ie" ana
u.s,, "sta hi,shmnnts are avervwbere
reins of despotism: when engrafted
on republics, they always begin by
aeterllnlhlnS ,iH peSt SAP W an ,et,
bv withering eyorv branch oxeept
their own"
As.,yo have satd there Is a great
number Of Them ina, could he ouot-
cd David Low Dodge Noah Wor
ceete,. and wuior tilerv Charming.
tho fo,,ntters ~ mo erst ,,oo,e cream
,qations nearly century ago are
among thom There are Horace
Manu- Tohn q WbittIor palnh wal
a. tn,erson Ionpfelloy Oliver
1yendol Holmes phiuiue Rroolss and
MANI, others Ana we have no hesi-
ta,ion In saving thu, tho last century
nroduced ,pronbots Of hence" the
pronbet tosenh ana his brotho and
co,,nanio, in martyrdom who when
tbctr mot, VOL, sbalI hs understood
ana ro.,oprl2ed v,uI he nronounceJ
,ho c,catost .,,ore then, an
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