The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-11
LAUDS TAFT Be-
FORE GREAT CON-
FERENCE CROWD
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4.oCc ia .tCra,y Saints in the states
...,..,o. Z 81 arc without adequate
means OF prot -ction. They own MIL
l'ois If dolidls uoItn OF property that
..,..,.,-yut ample protection. Not only
are the American inter ssts involved
but these of other nations.
"a, b .os without saying that unless
these people can give the foreign
interests the protection that is their
due tnat responsib lily will have to be
assumed by someone else. And you all
know what tnst means. 1t means that
the United States VIII have to ex-
tend this protection. II Is easy enough
to talk of Intervention in Mexican az
fairs, but we do not want to lose
sight of the fact that this intervention
means war And war means tnaL
hundreds of thousands of young Am.
orleans will be needed before the
trouble can be righted. And If they
90 many of them will never return.
THAT is the problem that we are face
to face with today.
Wise Man at Head
81 thank the Lord that we have at
The Ecld of this nation a conservative
man a prudent man, wise man, a
&c man, man who will deal with
~. eaeg. difficulty VITA all the wis
dom that he commands. And pray
Goa tia. he will SO rule that the Unit
Cd states will not be involved In war
with Mexico or any other country.
what is this trouble all about? IS
there any condition prevailing that
cannot be righted with reasoning?
Not any! | am not going to discuss
the responsibility of this trouble.
am not going to discuss whether 1t is
due to the common people or whe.
Their IL rests with the government
The condition exists and the only re.
medy so far as can see is closer
observation OF the laws of the land.
The remery rests in the people of the
land remaining within the laws OF
their land and the confinement OF
actions to it's limits. And yet there
never has been reform gained
without resort to arms.
80 there is a great problem being
worked out down there, the end nc
man can tell. have been wondering
II we are better equipped In these
days to the adjusting of difficulties
between nations. Every reform of tho
past has been reached through The
force of arms"
Mr., WINS then reviewed the strug
giles and reforms of the worlds ais
tory, pointing out that many reforms
had been accomplished through blood
shed. Mr., WINS reviews included dis
scussions of the reforms of England
Germany, France and United States.
Redeemer as Remedy
Now the remedy had to suggest,
continued Mr.. WINS, lis general nc
ceptance Of the gospel of the Redeem
err Through this only can we over
come the confusion in the world, no
alone the strife in Mexico, but tn,
confusion obtaining throughout III,
world, South Africa is having trouble
England is in the throes of a grea
industrial war, while in our own coun
try we have been on the verge of On
OF the greatest strikes in the cour
try's history. There is confusion Il
the world The reason for II all /
that men refuse TO live within tn
laws.
There is but one remedy. All {
these people are religious, but ths
does not prevent war. 1t does nC
prevent confusion. II does not soly
the problems before the world. Soc
alism cannot do 1t. Anarchy cannot q
ii, There is Just one thing that ca
and that thing is repentance. Unit
van ohig NolhI Nhth Nht noliu ht
accepted Mormonism. This war
our mission to carry the gospel
every corner of the earth. There
no war among the Latter-day Sam
They're at peace with themselves Al
the world because they have accel
ed thy gospel, the gospel
the Redeemer. | do not look to Il
everlasting gospel of the Redeemer.
Let US more fully observe the Ia
Let us thank God for the toleran
of this government of ours. Let
not criticize when the goyernme
seems slow to act in the problei
confronting its people, This hesltf
cy is not laXness; II Is only ma