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Show flWagMBJ Ogtlcn guttrtlon. hMuM . OaDHS PUBUSillSB C0!IPASt. til b t'barlc W. Penrose. Editor. SVM W00. Datinut .... OP" Manager, UTAH.' JANUARV ..UKDAY, $8 iier Annum, Six Months, $2 Three Months. 1873 1. AcrnoRizKo AGE.rrs. following perns are authorized to Lun-uecollect subscription ami transact any connec'ed tvdh the 'Junction" Office in their retpeclivt sellkments. T'Ae ss Logan, Irovidcnce and Millville, M. J). Hammond. Smit'ifirld, Hyde rark and Richmsnd, If. A. NubU. L. We.Liter. James Unsworlh. vn the vest aide of Bear W. lranhlin llyrum All settlement Rioer, in Cache Valley Wt'larJ, Jfalad Samaria, Jot. City. IK. J. II Darker. Willow Spring Dudley 0. L. Robinson We.llsoiUe IF. Paradise. .... S I'opfhton TI. A. Shaw pear Lake Valley E X. Austin Coa'riil't James Salmon Address all business communications, E. STRATFORD, Bozll, Business Manager. Ogden, Utah. -- J' VL a imrniontNT mouth-rnxi- :. to We have not hud time till taken good look through th"it(ckj Chii.stiun Advocate." Mountain We flod it a ninga'ar publication. But it is just thu kind of thing we houid exjwet with "Rov. G. M. Fierce" as editor and publisher, and 0. P. Lyfurd aa one of it main contributors. The Advocate ii a remarkab e It start in with a puff lVr medley. Pierce. This is something entirely nn necessary, for Pierce generally does his own putting, and docs it with all that contempt for modesty for which ho U notorious. Next coaici a little screed from little Ilowi-lothe raporer, at to-da- y n, gooso-bruine- d laboring for a living, ii Ogden City. Then Loug, of Corinno, whor Ogden merchant and lots of thers have pecuniary causes for remembering, tells us that its "All for Christ." After that "Iliff, of Mn-taopresent a, makes a sensible adris-in- g pech, that tho paper should ''proaih Chriitin erery co umn. ' Pierce i'ol lows with his salutatory, containing nothing but an ungraminatical and wis spelled but characteristic attack n 'Moraaon'mm." A namber of short paragraphs, with a little mixed in, occHpy three or four columns more. Afcdthen Lyford wades in on Utah, Brihaui Young, ejioAge, slave- polygmy, pri-sry, and advice to Congress, with his usual bitterness and utter disregard f trath. Carver comes next with the common cy of Methodic ''give m something;" he is nvn-dicin- Terv modoiatr' ht.wefvT, only for f,a million." A letter from THE TOWNS , weak-minde- and Farmington 1 unction Md SATURDAY WKDHESDAT -- of the THE DAILY . Omaha Herald, to permit freedom of ple" ate ."deluded," the bulk oraer ('drive the Mormons ou, belief. Who is there that can pre- Christian world are in the depths of deal pUmlj to do so he wys: "we vent it? delusion; and if marriage i3 acknowlis not this an and Mormons, with the Can ye cbain a thought in the dungeon edged to be a religious institution at w. evidence that we love them?; dir(, all, it covers the ground of the polyOr bum belief in the martyr's fire! Methodist, dealt ve a,k. wve the. gamic, equally at least with the urth the of 'J he in us? toleration mttn hiftory There is no granting monogamist. The Herald has ado"i evidence of attested by the free exthe is faith. It liberty of mitted that all effrtstoab lish polyin stamped its uiemWs, hundred of is faith that ercise of that necessary gamy by its enemies have failed, biu letters of fire upon tha hearts at to the religiout liberty for which '.he asks us to put it d wrt ourselves and crying from the . thuuaands, h"st miuds of all ages have battled, without us any reasons why. giving gr.und in the blood of the slain, pro and many have suffered and di"d,and And when prodded a little by th claims before God and man, that which is one of the. chief toi'uer $4: for its inconsistency, i? JbCT!tN in us with Methodist plain dealing stones of our national system of gov merely echoes the sophistry of wus Church our the e;.rly days of ern merit. Judge White and tel's us in effect with the torch of ar3on and the woa The Herald may think the "Mor that we may think but not act, ami pons of murder. M.'thodist priests moi.s ' deluded, because we "actiny believe in polygamy, but ough led mobs against tho 'Mrniotis" and CIRCULATES IN marin So aviv plural to abandon it as a practice. tually believe dealt out stripes, buruiugs, rapes, re bigots might s to people of an op s being anchored ia riage iy This, ot bullets and expulsion. belief." We consider persons without works creed. Faith ligions pite oiirsR. was "all for Chrut." And in "deluded' w ho think to the ALL contrary is dead. He that believes and does these later times, coming whTe the llu we do not wish to force our not practice is inconsistent, and h "Mormons" an in tlie m:ij rity. tliy and they that is convictions upon thi-mpersuaded or frightened iu Of have changed their weapons, and liafe no right t ton e theirs upon us. to the abandonment of the exercise treated us to such plain deulic;; as We have no t hjection to listening to of his rcligio :s convictions is in efforts to bre;.k us up with special have their arguments, if thty any to the first instance NORTHERN-UTAHlegislation, disfranchisement, depri- offer. But unfortunately for those io and cowatd second an the arrant vation of the commonest rights ol who attack our sjstem of marriage, Conviction of its error will alou-for:citizens, aui wilful and persistent ly- instead of s the "Mormon" people to abol bringing forth strong IU'dchcd v iqflJKtl Mail. ing from tho pulpit and the prtsu, to convince us of our error, the) th polygamy. As they think n with the loving and Christian ohjec either make sweeping condemnatory will they act. Angry threats ano of bringing destruction upon us ism riiods without proof, or cite sonn proofless denunciati m will have no 'All for Chibt," of cour e. iieged case of abuse of the poly- lorce upon their minds, fines ano Ilowison impugns ''the motives clinic sjsttm as e'uUi (e of its eii dungeons no terrors for their souls which prompted the leaders of the in. lit tens. 1 he former have no The assurance of diviue suppor "Mormons" to select this far off and weight upon persons informed as t while striving for the right will provt isolated section of our land." "SeAT TUE the fuels, and the lailtr, if admitted us to all attacks, and the patl superior chance what indeed! lect," Why, polygamy, would of their travels and the blood leave for aigametit against murderers dil Methodist t .ve Mjual weight against monogamy; their cmtyrs should attest to thn. selection? It as llowison's bloody- it abusing two w ves proves that tiou thit they can suffer aud die, bu f minded Methodist brethren who marriage is evil, abusiug ooe uot forsake the truth lor favor, mo helped to drive the "Mormons" into wife would prove single marriige to give up a principle to escape a celloi the wilderness in winter, nftcr be evil also. Abuse iu either case is the grave. b itchcring their leaders, and helped to the in opposition spirit of the t force them into this "far eff and narriage leiation, and therefore has isolated section " important Land Decisions. no bearing upon the subject. And after leaving their Christian Copp'a Land Owner for December re The Herald says: deciMons of the secretary- of the prints mounin OF ALL KINDS, the company and settliug interior the following prinWhilst such a inaiital code ns that for establishing tains, they follow us up, according to whese abolition we appeal, removed Irons ciples: iloraeteads in the possession of an Bible a ''with with ford's contact own the hostile moral forces of Ly showing, or administrator are under the. executor . migbt b re in one hand and a revolver iu the fjny midion of peopl-tiefed of many of its rtToltinu features, homestead law, in possession of the Is Executed in the Best to iLe othjrVr in Pierca's case, with a sub subject to that contact it breeds moral heirs oforthedevisee, aad subject at administration vested ia tht Style, ruin and social detruc ion to those who rijtht scription list in one hand and a plate officer and the time allowed by the court lerafe and practice it. tor the settlement of the estate must be in tho other, to force upon us their Wiil the Herald be kibd enonjrh ceanted for the heir or devisee presence and the rubbish of their re- to In the final ot REASONABLE PRICES,. explaiu why plural marriage fe:tioamaking; revised proof dirisioas are sab 2,2'J1, ligion, which years ago we examined statutes, would be ' relieved of many of ila re- ittaatiaily complied with by coutinunl thoroughly and tossed aside as cultivation for a period of five years by volting features," removed from conworthless. the heirs or devisee, personal residence Cards, tact with forty millions? Would it not being required in their case. At a "All for Chrrt'." "All for lov,-not he the same whether isolated in hearing to determine the abandonmen in the cast of the deceased homestead Away with you.ye hungry hypocrites the mountains or t j contact daimaats, a certified copy of the wili subject We know you. "Ye como unto us with the multitude? If it is wronir aud other matters connected therewith in sheep's clothing, but inwardly ye may be introduced a usortgnga unnaris in itself, its features wuid not be al- fied at the date of the proof and entry are ravening wolves." You aro no tered by poshing it afar off, out o defeats preemption claim The commis ioaer of the general land office has de representatives of your church or sight. And will the Herald oblige cided that soldiers now ia the regular We admire some of the people. iu by showing how "it breeds moral army may, uader section 2.2l3 of the Dill eada, Methodist tenets and respeet many of ruin and social destruction to those revised statutes, perform preliminary acts relating to homestead entries there the Msthodist members. But you, who tolerate and practise it?" These ia mentioned. JLctter we despise in common with other The seeds of and ia planting cuttings general denunciations and unsupnot a compliance with the timber culture humbugs, and regard you as crawling ported accusations dv not touch the act, but the general land eCQce does not blood sucking spider, weaving suck question. Ancient biblical history iaqnire how the required trees are cro- webs fur unwary Mormon" feet as duced. If the seeds or cutting produce does not sustain the Herald, and our ueaitny tree, tae law is complied with. your truly ''Christian" brimstone observation of A timber culture settler may relinquish modern biblical marand molasses Advocate. a portion of the Und embraced in his riage assures us that its editor is en- entry and hold the remaidder. The xistence of a salt spring on a "Moral ruin and tirely mistaken. tract Checks, of laad withdrawn it from the TOO MAY TIIIXK, HUT social destruction" lurk in that terrioperation of the homestead and creemp SOT ACT. ble evil which runs rampant through- lion laws, vide sections 2.253 and 2.3S0 FeritM out the rankj of those "forty mil- revised statutes. A hearing to prov The Omaha Herald thus responds toe agricultural character of such land and which lions," the against system is net allowed. to the remarks of the Junction, on The question, can land cantaining valu we are called upon to abolish is the Receipts, the Herald's request to the 4,Mor- uble deposits of mica, enurnig, if agri most certain safeguard. cultural, to tne Union facihc railroad, niouo" to abolish polygamy: be patented under the mining law, was Let those who, like the Herald, Tags, Ae. We &re not ' foolish." Vie are plainly answered: first, lanaa containing valu right. We did not ask deluded men and have the disposition to treat the able deposits of mica may be patented women who actually bcliere in plural "Mormons" as mistaken rather than unuer tue mining law et May, 1872; inuriUge as being anchored ia a relisecond, all minerals except coal and gious principle, to Burreaier it as a vicious, as deluded rather than de- iron are excepted from grants to rail beikf We call them to nbandfta it as a sh-us Borne reasonable roads. and they praved, practice to put it in abjrnc AU ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED will hereafter rejiet. mare thtu we ever grounds for their requests or de04a regret, their failure to do this. Land Patents. mands that we should abolish an es That is, the Herald, like Judge sential part of our religious system. Usitsu 3tatis Land Ovfiob, Salt Lake City, U. T., White, aco'Tds us the right to reli- We will listen to them with patiencb December, 21, 1875. gious belief, but not tho ''free exer-cisa- " and give to their arguments that atA. C. S. location patents Lave been reof that belief. In other words, tention which is necessary to ascerceived at this oOice, and are ready fer wc are to have no more religious tain thoir va'uc. And then wo must delivery to the following named persons: liberty than that accorded by the be permitted to judge for ourTbos. Knackman. George Coleman. Spanish Inquisition, the builders wf selves as to their application to our Wui. s. Tanner, Jno. II. Moore, Sr.. Address, E. STKATFOKD, Usk onn . m liner, the Smithfield fires, or the slayers of views and circumstances. Ueorge lUrri-- , James Caldwell, Wo. T. Vaunoj. "tss Manager, the Huguenots. There ia no need for If those who believe marriage to Ouvb A. Tattoh, Congrc&s, a liberal judge, or even the be "anchored in a religious princi r l mt -. "" T- ts nkiitg South-er- a Utah fiuishe the oiiginal matter, and extracts from sermons aui Other publication, with a slim showing of advertisements, fill up tho eight paged Advocate in very larire print, to be published wo wu't fiud out how seldom, ut one dollar a year. Is it likely to live? Yes, very for for a whoa time, likely, subscriptions fail, then thero is Pierce with iis little pla e, who will present that champion cheek and persecuto the pullio for donations. Ilowison, wants to convince us that the MethodisU do not wiah ta d, ! na-son- f Junction Office, ; J3B WOE1 - ! Posters, Programmes, If Heads, Statements, Order Bokjit 41 Ball Invitations, Theatre Nto Deed, Shipping Register. BOX 02 OGDEX CITY. |