The Mormon Trials At Salt Lake City
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If the interior of a Mormon family is as tempestuous as a Gentile's out-of-doors, the life must be worse than seductive.
The three men indicted by McKean's and Baskin's grand jury (the jury picked by Marshal M. T. Patrick, who has little or no sympathy with the court he niust obey).
Young, Wells and Cannon, are the vitality of the Mormon Church. Young is the organ- izer of the industry of Utah, and the ablest executive spirit west of the Rocky Moun- tains. His power is in his will, hisYankee ma...terialism, and his position, now so long maintained as to be traditional with his people. They are proud of him, of his hale old age, fearlessness, sagacious enterprises, attention to their wants, and high rank amongst the great men of the time. He has brought the mass of them out of Eng- lish, Danish and Swedish beggary, to a coun- try of land, fruit, and scenery. He can put ten thousand men to work any day on his three railways, for their daily board, paying them wages in stock, and he needs no land grant or bonded indorsement.- His enter- prises generally pay speedy dividends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the interior of a Mormon family is as tempestuous as a Gentile's out-of-doors, the life must be worse than seductive.
The three men indicted by McKean's and Baskin's grand jury (the jury picked by Marshal M. T. Patrick, who has little or no sympathy with the court he niust obey).
Young, Wells and Cannon, are the vitality of the Mormon Church. Young is the organ- izer of the industry of Utah, and the ablest executive spirit west of the Rocky Moun- tains. His power is in his will, hisYankee ma...terialism, and his position, now so long maintained as to be traditional with his people. They are proud of him, of his hale old age, fearlessness, sagacious enterprises, attention to their wants, and high rank amongst the great men of the time. He has brought the mass of them out of Eng- lish, Danish and Swedish beggary, to a coun- try of land, fruit, and scenery. He can put ten thousand men to work any day on his three railways, for their daily board, paying them wages in stock, and he needs no land grant or bonded indorsement.- His enter- prises generally pay speedy dividends.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Townsend George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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