h;oi:vm-.vm mturu. Wo llud this aragrah In tho St, Paul, Minn., Yoinr tr., The .Moriuoiis prnpu to ere t u statuuto Itrlghim Yotmu in ?,..,( Like ITly, In the present fate nf reeling m llah Territory It senna rcnvna!,a (1 pmgnoslIratetistai!iiethIngwIthtljnam Ito In It will baaii m that elllgr anon aflerillsererlrl ' 1 fiomttfilng with dynamite In u,- figuratively shaking, utlght to be placed under the eJltorlal brain of the fUmar rcu. Tho uggeatlun I In-dlcatlvet In-dlcatlvet of lgnoraaco aul brutality, "Iwln relict of barbarism." The wrlttr of that paragraph Is Ig-norait Ig-norait of the fact that tho rnovemeat forattatnoto llilghatn Voung Is endorsed en-dorsed by tho best people of Utab,lrrca. pectlvoofcrculor party. lnlilllgenta-o-pie who are so much opposed to many of Hrlghain Voung' dorlrlue a the Itui ttrlter ran nlbly hi-, approve, of a ttattie to his memory at a pioneer, a promoter of prolltat le Industry and a Mgaclous an I far sielng founder of a gnat aittt propcri,u commonwealth. The writer of that ragraph Isbrutal In euggestlng an Idea of vandalism that would not enter the mlndsof i. pie hero no, niMter how antl-Mormnii Insomelhlngamaybethelraentlnietits. "Gentile" and "Mormons" unite In I mutating the irectlon of this statue, and this laoiieevldeiiceofthechauged condltlont that the llonetr I"mi writer It too mentally deuto to perceive. per-ceive. Hit tense need ahaklngup by moral dynamite and hUconscleiue a revolution by the force of Christian ethic. Ill trngiiostlcallon It neither reasonable iir humanitarian.