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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Joseph he received revelation on
the subject which may be found on
page 36i OF the Book OF Doctrine and
Covenants. edition of 1905 In order
TO strengthen the faith of Joseph md
the saints, IT is said that The Lord
spoke as follows:
Behold they shall. for I have decrecd
It, begin To prevail against mine enemies
from this very hour.-Faragraph 6.
Again. in paragraph -, Will be found
the following:
Behold. | say unto YOU. the redemption
OF Zion must needs come by power
In paragraph 30 the Lord told 10;
Seph to raise n company of 800 men,
if possible, and 90 TO Missouri and re-
deem Zion, but Il less number would
do, as wc learn from the following.
Therefore If YOU cannot obtain five
hundred, seek diligently. that pcradNCn-
ture you may obtain three hundred
Paragraph 52
And in paragraph 50 tho Lord makes
Il yet greater discount of the force that
was necessary 10 "'redcem Zion:
Ard if We cannot obtain three hundred.
seek diligently, that pcradvcnturc yc may
obtain one hundred.
The prophet raised one hundred and
fifty men for ms expedition to Missouri
Jackson county he added fifty more Of
the Saints 10 his company. which is
known in history us "IIon's CamD. -
In every respect il was Il military or
ganization, and under strict discipline.
If Joseph, or the Lord, knew TO what
use the imposing army of two hundred
men would be put, history has not suf-
ficicntly explained, One thing was.
however, accomplished. The residents
of jackson county raised two hundred
men, while the people of Clay and 9th
or counties raised nearly as many more,
and had it not been for au "interpo-
Sition of providence Iion s Camp,
or '.Joc Smith 5 army as the Mis-
sourians called il, would have been an
initiated,
Zion s army went into camp between
the forks Of Fishing river. The ''cnc.
mics OF the Lord were on the other
side of the shallow stream. That night
n terrific rain storm raised the Big and
Little Fishing rivers TO such a height
that the "'mob' could not cross. and
thus was the "Lord s army saved
from total annihilation. And since that
night the Mormon prophets have held
that incident before the world, and
have gloatcd over it, as one of the
very great Miracles which prove
the "divinc" mission of Joseph Smith,
But what were the results upon
which, ultimately, the prophet IS claim
to divine favor and power must rest!
The Saints were driven over into Clay,
Caldwell and Davicss coutnics, and
subsequently from their entire in
hcritances in the .Lapd of Zion. :,
Tho prophets shield their deity from
the charge OF impotence by the baby
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with two Norwegians, G. W. Rubenson
and Monrad.Aas, who In 1907 climbed
TO the summit of this same Kabru,
claimed by Graham twenty three years
before them, Besides gaining the then
highest unchallcn"ed record they cstab-
lishcd the highest camp in which man
has ever passed the night This. was
22,600 feet mp. They also spent twelve
days at height of 1850 feet, and
the fact that they suffered little from
rarcfcd air has caused IN upward squirt
i'll Graham stock. for the chief count
which Graham 5 critics made against
him WAS that he could not have reached
such an elevation aud retained the
health which he claimed,
And rating third or fourth on the
honor Iist-.li depending in pnrt where
Miss Peck bclongs-tberc is now DR.,
7. G. LongsLafi. who ycar before last
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ago by w. w. Graham, in the Uima-
layas." But 10 this claim, Prof.
Charles Z. Fay of Tufts college, prcsi-
dent OF tho American Alpine club and
sometime president Of the Appalachian
Mountain club, replies: ''lt is 10 be
metric reading at the summit of
Huascaran, which is not generally
recognized as holding so prominent a
place as Miss Peck accords ii. -
The. hypsomcGer, which is to the
mountain climber what the scXtant is
to the polar explorer, is Il combination
of the thermometer and barometer, for
measuring attitudes.
This w. w. Graham, who was gem
orally thought 10 have held for twenty
SIX years the world record Just broken
by Abruzzi, is commonly credited with
2i015 feet instead OF the 23.S00 ac-
corded him by Miss Peck. Graham was
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modest young Englishman of excel
lent physique, who had gouc to the
Hjmalayas for sport and recreation. in
1884 he described his climb of Gabru.
u ueIghbor of Mount Everest. before
the British ROYAL Geographical society,
whose members, were enthusiastic in
hailing him as the champion mountain
climber of the world But an attack
upon his story made soon aftcrward
divided alpinsts the world over into
two factions. the ono hailng linn as
a hero, the other branding him an inn
postor. Previous TO his climb The rec
ord was held by ID. w, Frcshfcld, who
IN 1868 had won il by Il climb TO
1870 feet on Elbruz, the lofticst peak
Of The Caucasus.
But even If Graham had been entirely
eliminated, Miss Peck would have had
10 fight the championship matter ont
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and It's mission 10 ''redccm Zion, Ed
or Roberts. page l49, has the following:
Thus Zion's Camp was disbandcd Had
Governor DunlSlm possessed the courage
60 enforce the law Of the state, had he
called ont the militia Of Missouri TO re
iustate the cNiles I'm their homes, as ut
one time he expressed Willingness TO
do. the history Of lions Camp might have
been different. But Governor Dunklin
lacked that courage, and without That
assistance the camp itself was power
less.
In the above paragraph Elder Rob
crts entirely eliminates the divine au-
thority behind Zion IS camp. The render
should substitute the word Lord for
Elder Roberts word camp and the
last division of his paragraph would
trHthfully read as follows: And with
out that assistance the Lord itself (him-
self was poweress, Elder Roberts
seems 10 have forgotten the substance
OF paragraph Is, already quoted. and 10
refresh his memory il is herewith again
quoted:
Behold they uhc Saints in Missouri
shall. for ] tthc Mormon God) have de-
creed it, begin to prevail against mine
enemies (tho Mlssourians) from this
hour.
1t is not an impossible feat for a
man TO "dCsrcnd from the sublime TO
the ridiculous and retain his dignity,
but for one Of the Lord 5 servants,
like Elder Roberts to begin his story
with the DOstulate that the Infinite
Power that men call God wls behind
above and below the Zion s camp eX-
pedition. and then cuucede that the
Almighty was dependent on the cour-
age or cowardice of Governor Dunkliu
for the fulfllmcnt of those unQuali-
ned promises is surely descent into
the depths of iUDOtcncy, humiliation
and almost imbcciity.
On page 100 Elder Roberts continues
his apologies for the abbreviated power
of the Mormon God. and although SUI
pcrhuous. they are herewith quoted:
Perhaps another view is also admissa-
BILE Had the members of lions Camp
been moro faithful--less contentious
more united; and had the saints In the
eastern branches had more faith-faith
to send up to Zion more mon and more
money with which To strengthen the
hands of the saints on the land OF Zion
the history of Zlon'S Camp might have
been different.
While the child.like faith expressed
in the above paragraph is most admir-
able. and becoming TO children, the as
sociated nonsense is contemplate in
n fulI-grown man. The Lord told his
prophet to collect 500 men, if possible.
for the expedition. If that number
swcr; or, failing i'll that, to secure 100
men. it wns the Lord 's business. not |
the prophet s, When Joseph secured
$50 men he was we'll within the re.
qurements of the Mormon God. and
it. was the latter 8 duty 10 take care
Of the remainder of the details. And
now comes Elder Roberts, who attempts |
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tender memories which cluster around
that ancient garden of Eden. II is
sufficient 70 say that when Mark
Twain Gifted ny his voice and wcpt' -
over the grave of Adam, away over in
Palestine, that Mark was wasting his
tears. The grave of the Mormon Deity
was discovered by the Mormon prophet.
Joseph Smith, 10 be still intact in Clay
county Mo. And. before thls "auti-
Mormon scrccd' is concluded it viii
be patent to all but the saints that
the "Fathcr and God - Of the Mormons
yet slumbers i'm the state whore ii is
ever the insistcnt demand of the people
that they be I" Showed. -
The saints were delighted with their
everlasting Inheritance. and there
Is no doubt that they suggested 10 the
old settlers that it would be TO their
advantage TO move out mt once, and
not wait for Adam to take them by the
''scruif'' y of the neck and throw them
over the border.
Tho Mssourians have always insist
ed that the saints were iutOlerant and
impudcnt IN their assertion of their
God-given title TO Missouri: and the
saints have as lnslstcntlY denied 1T.
But there has been discovered within
the Mormon church a man who is As
courageous as he is candid. Near the
close of the recent Mormon conference
Elder Brigham II. Roberts, the ablest
speaker, writer and historian in the
church. spoke as follows, the quota
ton being from the conference report
in The Dcserct News OF October 8,
1909:
Examining the history of the past
truth compels me 10 say that we, as a
people. have not always been wholly
blamcless in th" manner I'm which some
things were met In the past While the
community did not do anything Illegal
or criminal in the days of Missouri and
Illinois there was gomCW What Of innuu-
clsul, Intolerance and even impotence on
the part OF individuals. 1t Is a danger
Gus thing for a people 10 feet that they
arc the favored OF heaven. and that me
has made them his repositories. They
thus think themselves all powerful and
become fJnatical.
Their impudcnce in asserting their
close monopoly on Missouri, and their
political unity and mcddling. within
couple Of years brought upon the saints
the wrath of their ueighbors. The
saints had sown tho wind. and they
were to reap the whirwInd
While the storm was gathering mo.
meutum and fury. the prophet was in
| Kirkland. The Lord had sworn that
"Zion shall not be moved out of her
place. in Missouri, and there is no
doubt that the prophet put the qucs-
tion TO the Lord as TO how that proph-
ccy was TO be fulfilled. According TO
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hole by charging the Lord 8 failure TO
the lack of faith on the part of Il
small number of poverty stricken
Saints, And all of which is a pitiful
concession by Elder Roberts that tho
Mormon God could not forcsee that his
vicegereut, Joseph, could not raise the
maximum number of men, nor secure i
could the Mormon God foresee that
Governor Dunltliu lacked the courage TO
reinstatc the Saints in their God'giyen
inheritance. In fact, the Mormon God
did not foreknow that his expedition
to Missouri would be worse than a TO"
tai failurel And that is the God that
is behind the efforts Of Joseph +. Smith
ct al. TO establish 4 theopolitical suze-
rainty over the only government and
among the only people on all the. earth;
that would tolerate the ecclesiastical
anarchism established by the first
prophet OF Mormouism. And that ~
the God that is expected to damn Il lot
of us apostates' because we ,declIno
to longer take any stock in such Il be
sotted superstition,
Recognizing the hopelessness Of his
efforts TO satisfy even himself, Elder
Roberts retreats TO the last ditch into
which children and vanuuisbed men
crawl when all other defenses are IN
possession of the enemy. Following IS
a portion OF his last heart.rending
wall
While Gods general purposes
VIII never ultimately be defeated by man,
still upon each side Of the general pur-
pose OF God margin somewhat wide
seems 20 have been left In which those
FOR and against those purposes may write
what history they DlcaSe-oDc that VIII
meet with The approval Of God, or one
rhut Will meet only With condemnation
herein is the agency Of man.
If any human with brains unwarpcd
by dcadening superstition can discern
any "'margins somewhat wIde." or
narrow, in the definite, positive, imam
biguous, unqualified predictions OF the
Mormon God regarding the 'redemp"
tlon of Zion.'f he should immediately
enlist in the ''Lord S army or seek
refuge III y madhousc. And. according
to Elder Roberts, the Lord leaves
@ margins somewhat wide' to the eud
that men "may write what history
they please and be damned for using
the brains which the good God gave
to them. and for the use of which he
will hold them responsible; or, sur
rendering their brains, they may be-
lievc"thc illogical rot of which Elder
Roberts is the most able champion and
be exalted as q reward for their stu
pidity and scrvilityl In other words.
Tho Lord sets ecclesiastical steel traps
10 catch those who exercise their god
given "agency.''
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BY J. T. GIBBS.

/.
Through all the ages mankind has
recognized the presence Of an Inscru.
taoIe rover IN the universe. The reality
VI that Power is Scnsed in tho per
irs avet movements Of the suns and worlds
INC stlll, small voice. Of the Infinite
spcaks to rs in n thousand WAYS, and
tnIough thousand channels. The mar
'eiouS provisions for MANS existence,
somiort, pleasure and infinite advance.
ment may he truthfully credited TO the
sgvaijed law Of evolution, but behind
saat iaw IS a power of which cvoIu-
non is merely manifestation. From
Their surroundings. and from tho eypcri.
nnees OF lite, intelligent men and women
an On ,ruthiuily affirm: 81 know that
poa hVes, - and that. in general way,
~ - guiding the destiny Of that which,
vi, aoi lne lack of Il better term, we will
tsan Sentieut life, Like the law of
fiaVltaton, the reality Of which we
lmow nothing except by its effects, we
LthnoM that above all, and beyond all,
r.ic IL marvellous Power whose cy
,vnec none but the thougbtIess and
N !. Latter.day Sajnfs wou1d have nc he.
t,eye that tho first chief 'Sprophet, y: Of
shheir h;lr organization was the sole agent on
rhs earth of that mysterious Power
ynieil men call God, and that Brigham
tUnng john Taylor. Wilford Woodruff.
"icnzo Snow aud Joseph +. Smith
u,e ana snneccssivcly the repositories Of the
6c"n divine agency alleged TO have
conferred on Joseph Smith, .Jr.
Iohoa 1nat, unless men aud women are
K,;naehl 70 the code Of religious doc,
E.oeS aud morals prescribed by the
: tcrer 1iaotmon prophet. they will be for
3f;sI paired from that special "ccIes.
!. NJ rT' glory originated by the founder
,m II were a fact. as all Mormous
r;s, rin', that they worship The God of the
1dS,tye[Se, dent T instead OF Adam. as Presi-
s<ITdnld ,oung cmphatieally affirmed, it
n l6caa;h DC IN order to change tho above
3 Sm;tih 10 Impotency OF .Joseph
Gnd !, as the alleged viccreeent of
a wLa But. III order 20 disarn those
b' bend;may may be inclined to charge that the
y Siend,. lmpoteucy Of the Mormon
1lfira ,ls sacriligious, it is well TO de.
y. a N.Y. ,le term "Mormon God }, ON
rage DO, Vol. I, Of the Journal of nie.
feade April Q, 1859, the doubling
n 6iauueer VIII find the following IMAM,
ba% b"'Vs declaration by President Brig
1er n near 1t; q inhabitants OF the earth.
our fa,i o"ntlc, saint and sinner, When
~ Eden Adam came into the garden
pody ana Nc came into IT with a celestial
HIth iaa,nVu brought Eve one of Ills wives
~ am NM lie helped TO make md go,
n '"'s world lie is Michael, The Arch
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In next Sundays Tribune, 4 discus
sion of the Impotency of tho Nor
mon Cod will be further proved by
the revelation on polygamy-its
history and practice,
to get his Deity out of very deep
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New World Record Made by
Abruzzi in the Himalayas.

Copyright. 1903. by John Elfreth Watkins.
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nounced to take place al ST. Mary's
church in that place this morning at
g o'clock did rot materiaiize on &C
count Of the unknown whereabouts of
the groom.
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for the event and all was in readiness
an hour before the time for the cere-
mony, the bride being dressed and
waiting, when it was announced to the
expectant bride and friends that the
groom had disappeared and could not
be found. vigorous search was in
stituted and it was finally learned that
he had left the town in the direction
of Fort Madison. Inquiries here this
afternoon failed to reveal the where
abouts OF the missing man. If he came
this way. He left no explanation Of
his conduct 1t is possible that he may
be brought back by the strong arm of
the law and either marry the young
woman or face a serious charge in the
courts.
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Dickinson Party a. Charleston

CHARLESTON. S. C. April 90
Secretary of War Dickinson and pa-s
arrived here today enroute to Panama
An automobile trip about the city ana
a reception at Fort Moultrie has been
arranged for ire secretary and party
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