| Show A reader writes LOGAN UTAH may billy it II 1802 EDITOR journ JOURNAL ai protest of A republican reader neader while it aims to be fair is naturally one sided and that ot of course is ia the rep lie publican aliean alq I 1 dont believe the sat sa dis ciplys to be above criticism but be cailao a majority majori of the prominent izove church men who have come out in polities politics me am on oil the republican side aide arid and as has baa been toe the ineth methods of some aonie have not certainly not been above reproach A republican reader objects to the criticism of ecclesiastical officers I 1 arve yet to learn of any body among the republican element who ba lie oi objected rion ted to the criticism bestowed upon pon lion moses thatcher for remarks which i lie did not make and an influence which i lie ho did not seek to wield vi wo 0 are supposed tone to aei a nation of free men met and ivind women and our allegiance is ig to god first mid arid to the church as it honestly administers to us the will of god and not the will of at its members mein mem bars no roan rain is ia infallible and hubler bushier men in the church do not forget that fact of these facts we respectfully re remind mind A republican reader Re acter ilia grief that a lady emp employed loved in the temple should be mentioned reminds me of 01 a toward lv nn ail attack as aa only a coward could makel make I 1 upon a lady once employed upon THE JouR NAT chich attack appeared in tile the editorial space of his representative paper the caiton and of which wo we have yet to dearone hear one word biord of protest from gentlemen ent lemen of tile the cut of A republican reader rader 11 in ill conclusion I 1 may say I 1 think the people can safety safely be trusted to remember their duty to the church officials arid and to themselves and their country A DENio democratic cRATic READER I 1 |
