Show ano nann hann OF THE wyre levs EVILS OF or DRESS if ye yve may judge from the reports of the newspapers there seems to be a it war of extermination in its object the destruction of children either before ihry ibry they mae this vale of af tears oi or by neglect of them thita when they arel are bables babies and ahe care and attention only a mother is to sup posed to be capable of ot bestowing ulon upon them we meet every day with newspapers papers a in which are paraded advertisements ti particularly calling to the notice of women who consider thein themselves selves too delicate delicata e to bear children a means of being reif relf relieved eved from that duty or it as they would express it that annoyance and as the advert advertisers iders liers in many instances live in irk m magnificent agn cent houses and have at their disposal 41 handsome carriages and various other I 1 luxuries uz urles it is fair to presume that many ladies do not hesitate torvall to lavau themselves of the services of these wretches forthe tor for the purpose 1 pose of se curinga life of ease esse without the care and anxiety of a family A J writer terin ln the overland under the title pf af motherhood kaye do not noi many women tood good women as the ibe world agoes gon pon congratulate them belvea upon being free oree from themire the care and annoyance of children do khey not invoke all aids botu both lawful and unlawful to ward off what they deam go great a calamity Is there idov no an ever lyver deepening ever ever Vi widening dening ganges baug e cu cutting 1 its dangerous channel charnel tift through ti every meadow land mild of society up overy every blossoming bloss oming spray or tender baht abat meets ftp coursed Is there thero not a horrible juggernaut rolling thio ugo the land in ghastly belr seir Belf asserting splendor wherein these smiling purple robed assassins isag isas sins sit enthroned Is it not time notel of alarm was sounded trow frow every housetop and hillock the of the pulpit the energy bf of tho the public lecturer the influence of ot the social conversazione conversa the tho counsel p af pf adviser the pleading fearn esonis bt of theoress the press the trenchant pen ot of the thi writer should all be directed s against this ibis corroding i earse curse 31 jt it ca cannot be doubted thit all the author of thib this artl arti article eib elb has asserted 4 correct many good women omon do latel the themselves thaltha thal tha aha ej have no phil chu dren b but t we believe ve that nuch touch of the Us evil dieno denounced arises more fram wil wll extravagant sty ie of tbt th fashions now pr prevalent evalen t than aha the actual dislike of ch children ildrem b by those who ought to td be bb mothers never within the memory of the oldest inhabitant was this insane ne passion for drehs dress aud and auk and adornment at such a pitch 4 athe at the present predent day we are aware phav that weare are only repeat ing ins what has hao been baid eaid a busand thousand th times before but la repeating it a thousand times again will wili have any effect in causing women to pause and reflect they allow themselves to be drawn into the whirlpool of fashion 1 we shall abail conceive it to be our duty to go on it is totally impossible for ope who devotes herself to a fashionable life to attend to anything else one half of her tim time must necessarily Jy be jie given to the dressmaker and milliner in consulting aa as to what colors arp becoming cor cot to her complexion will best beat auit quit her figure and how at the next ball party or perhaps the next time she goes goesy to church murm i she bhe can eclipse borlie bome giai brundy grundy of her acquaintance whom bhe she he oon sidera her rival the othen other haldis visiting her fashionable frI tri friends endo to r display her finery which has caused BO 0 much trouble troubie di before it could be arranged 60 afao as sit to suit her hei fanoy fancy and spread dismay y among all her competitors there thero ia Mot no time hilp to ahn about aboud childred chil drep they could nt be properly af attended tended to and if fortune BO go far favors betas to them the wom antof fashion is thankful and doe does hnot inot not hesitate to express hen her when whenever veit velt Veir they become the subject t of f colv moreover ab children lidren ildred alo flo are ea e expensive pe AsIve they must fiat F have nurses and id wearing spare apparel I 1 end iother if the income 6 of f her husban husband tj la Is not larger jarger and very griep grien it 4 I 1 a 8 not ot than thad Js 48 necessary nece neoe oO spary forr for ber her own expenditure she decides that they could not nob d t to 0 haye 1 V a family anyhow should t th in enuch eg a misfortune happen as that th ab ic a chira becomes be coines colnes a probably pro babio bablo I 1 event e nt fk afke utie itie elca tica ghi us be b put rut u t a to 11 it is nde a jeaker biln r L 49 to I 1 fleet upon the eari oe P are 09 dally sly aly made by ma amp of the present day 0 L bui edi to anzure A and aud nd jewel jewelry TV m us TV awl will have and the m means i enns enus resorted to to gain them arel are in neome some come i radl to contemplate married M a aried nomen tn whose husbands are unable to procure them the means of gratifying this all ail absorb ing passion paea lod ioD too often listen joithe to the lum lue insinuating whispers of vice and alid young girls dazzled by the bad ead examples before their eyes continually allow themselves to be drawn into sin bin only to obtain 0 the menns means of 1 b buying UYI ng E ome some expensive article of dress or some gorgeous piece of jewelry think they cannot live without convinced as as we are sie iove love of dress dresa ballot ot only tb the e root of all the evils we haye bare touched upon but bit besides theae these many others we cannot but believe beile belle aliat jsu jau who are in favor of a reform should do every everything in their thor power to bring brine it about if therefore any of our readers are of opinion that we have been too severe on the follies foll ibs fis to call them by no harsher name of or the fair descendants of eve let lot them remember that a disorderly patient makes the physician cruel I 1 it aind and give it ua a credit for at least good intentions in any remar remarks kil kii we have from time to time made s P F chronicle T y us lies a nifty fifty p page are age double column pamphlet neati nesti neatly nestly printed on tinted paper er and entitled the mormon V trials r ri ais aib at salt balt lake city by geo goo alfred townsend the pamphlet oon cou boneita neita oo slate of half a dozen letters from salt nike like city to the cincinnati clil citi nati commercial last O october ato and an introductory one to shon W H 8 1 hooper of bf tw which alch last flamed the following Is iban iaan an extract your courtesy and hospitality in the landof land nand of the bee exercised in the two visits I 1 b youth you this ls year ars seconded by the best bf the people are an eastern shore vre marylander like myself and 1 I bt feve in your bin sin sincerity cerny cerAy in your faith and sympathize with your devotion t didur beautiful country and the diligent hands bands which have made its deserts alof loskom om T the e marchoff marc m hot hof the children of israel from egypt around the corner of the he mediterranean was a little affair comp compared dired tired with thel the lormon mormon migration they whey were more unlettered and idolatrous than your bands and moses could nol not turn hid his badu bacu but they feilo fello wor shipping calves and ser ber penisi ahey coue cobe conciliated nobody bonuchi foit fon t the way and were A very eryl abley illiberal e beu set of people they had awkward nethona besides on the marry mirry ing point tAnd ad yet iwho are are beached preached at from childhood out ottha othe old hooks books of exodus and deuteronomy y refu I 1 to see any equities a wonders wonder sj or heroisms in the I 1 history I 1 and condition of a naive native church whose chosa legends are no kon hen ao ulous lous I 1 cannot confess toh loh to a deella deep in terest in these ecclesiastical subjects aud and your frienda orson pratt and dr Newman appear to me equally fatiguing but I 1 do take pride in ia the material achievements of the United states however brought about religious movements however motley have been the making of us amongst the names of john robinson robi Bobi neon roter boger williams williamd william penn george gearge whitfield count zinzendorf Zin zendorf and lord baltimore founders of american communities the name of young will unquestionably stand he has made the boldest most rapid and most moat remarkable colonization we wo have had hadj in a political point of yiew view it has baa been keen fortunate to us ati all I 1 admired forbe force of character to raud naud rand and buccy achieved upon h nao flo 0 10 r than faith and industry Indu atry stry and I 1 have said op 11 in these I 1 lettera tiers As to the he camp meb mee meet ing jurists and aud their c camp q ni foi fol followers lovie rs out there I 1 am ln indifferent differ n t to the their thein iribas ibula and proud of their disapproval extracts fam rom kotlier letters jetters have dready already appeared trl lii li k he we culla cul cui a rew more hat hm aie are are of per kro oro raad r d t djs 8 ika lka rii ali t iia elg lionnie 1 l its drippin wha bap bat ras sas ja altogether 1199 ither ithen exe exceptional 9 ti onal in no rio v vulgar ul k jkr writings ri tings on the wi A no nio apora rati rail dio dic 1 0 bits of doggerel I 1 incited indi ted led by bobat cowarde d filoi for womb nito dito to I 1 were ere lesi lesa engil to the pleasure I 1 and ibe ite the ir irrett p erifile tr vai val j of vanity vaulty the valley vailey and city sall sail salt iacco lre marvels af labor direce directed b a iv fe naute insoda in inda Toda J iam AAA ingae shoal m falt fali by an aa attack of Miral memiral uia ria tural lural and ana osal odal coroas to w which ita its inhere nt weakness wall il eakett an aay v inest it a will wm I 1 17 rg af achy of in 12 the thedie one oase onse carewe we preserve utah and aud its labor in the theother other ordain a new now lease of lileto lif eto polygamy and extinguish a community lu much admirable and a set bet tiem enact to be restored Hund hundreds of milea miles of canals and diken dikes a people distributed over all the reclaimable region of the territory co from irom a religious duty to a voluntary and profitable system dupon an and dapon a relative scale larger than els eis elsewhere esthere in the world i these no iio mat berhow herbow about are triumphs not nob to be by the political economist and statesman however the zealot and the prowling terrU oriaL belittle them u utah agrIcultural agriculturally lyas aa nobody else but the mormons cormons Mor mons could it fa a necessity to and military operations of the central continent for these enterprises enterprise a subsist upon the ohe produce of these farms and a large h ettle ettie in ent here laakso la niso also a strategic experiment the neighboring mines 05 0 idaho nevada mentana mx tana and Colorado draw much of their store supplies from chevalley the tho valley it 19 ant aft like ney Nev adaily adaill said raid a miner to me yesterday here walk down the mountain fron Alithe mineto the foot abid and eggl J butter butten and flit tha the mormon 0 ment 11 1 T ti iti the tho army and the railroads from this thia point strategically talao ao subsist the time malcome may come the neighboring 9 territories wust mush be rabing 15 boned and living around them thom ture tare and population had gad had bad nearly quarter a bent 1 tury buryi and evert even under the presen t min mining labon labor coats only tw two 0 ollars dollars and a halff haiti I 1 day while in evada barren of farms it costs four dollars it luc is ia largely mormon labor which is completing the whole central railway syb system tem serj striking king out as boldly at present down the of the columbia and Col coi colorado brAdo rivers as it dail upon the thel heavy beavy work in echo and 4 weber canons for the tha union pacific Paci paol fao aio fio railway it is the opinion of many odthe of the ablest men in the country that utah will bo be the main manufacturing country fo foi the racille Raci fio tio coast lukei tho the pittsburg region of the eash bast already thaman thoman here hero embrace cotton and woolen leather figur flour gloves and small wares the system of or farm ing by irrigation ia readily adaptable to water power usei coal Is found just east of which ia Is used along eight hundred miles of the fhe Pital alo flo raili other facts indicate balt bait lako lake as the emporium of all au tho be bea tween the booky bocky mountains and the sierra nevada but what elements take this soil sell and conduct agriculture hereit henelt the mormons cormons should abandon it gentiles tell me that hat between be draught draugh ti the need of perpetual operation cooperation co to regulate the ditches and the primitive poverty odthe of the ground mormon frugality ind and unity only can sustain the miracle of this thia garden in the desert there are not five gentile farmers ajmera armera in utah an exodus to mexico with their thir abundance of fine heads of cattle sheep and an harbes might give mor Mormonism monism a race would revive this thia ope one the probability af pf emigration is a widespread theme already in bev of ofa the harsh attitude of the courtiss Court tit here mormonism has been heen a opples af oal orations grat ions lons bronx com rom kirtland 0 o mi asturi eight ht hundred indred miles thence 00 oo foun fout hundred miles thence to salt ale aie aake fifteen hUndred mUes rind and each exo aua daa has been ant epoch and n advantages advant agoo ageo Q thel Church erom from sti four hiti fiti hundred adred hilles milea ferpas ard Arf acoria aronia tona toda by byo a well defined and to the thu republic Be public of mexico and therease ther eare oare arg arp sei seki sek set i clements tle tie ments menta and military posts as far as tucson and tabac on the brine brins of mexico the mexicans W will I 1 db any yn j where I 1 between a h 1 thil thel theae thebe de q julat settlers ra V who h 0 can cad create W a power on the guif gulf of calif california c irnia innia anu and curb the apaches by either t the hb quaker or ot the crook method 1 I 1 have hake already informed you yon that the pro proposition poe to emigrate was debated Br Ighani young is lusi lust as guilty of lewd and licentious conduct and cohabitation as ba chevice roy of egypt thie thue chief of pf the cadro cherokees the emperor of japan or the e patriarch at moses with their git B ey eral wives r e all ial lebed and arid provided for I 1 his offense is polygamous marriages practiced tract practiced iced for gitil th edtill nollege now lege of an unbroken series of unit ed states and preal derfl jeck all ali of whom ha he liim bi fram mith quality la by man many with th distinction tho ano T the a statute tatu te under udder Is indicted was passed by cormons mormons Mor mons in their territorial legislature sni ant and ani made punishable by from three to ten years at the time pf af the formation of their code a and d it wasi wal meant to apply to io cammon fornication there ia Is but one fatute in the same terms in any state code that of massachusetts passed in 1790 and this as construed i provides that the I 1 edness and lasciviousness mu must st be p public bile and that secret cohabitation is not intended in other words the of nusa is against decency and not chastity i there has haa been baen no complaint pr nature ever made in the present but the judge judg and the prosecuting eb attorney the auant want guard guarda of that suppositions distant sentiment i i a grand jury there is no oth other 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