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Chapter 12: Catholic missions.
with fifty thousand dollars, the bandit said at San Jose, I could have raised an army, driven out the English settlers, and cleared the southern counties of California from Santa Clara to San Diego.
Men less heated than the prisoner think that if Vasquez had been cursed with as much genius in presence of the British races, they must seek support in Catholic colleges like Santa Clara, not in brigand camps near San Benito Peak.
Two miles north of San Jose peep out the capulas and spires of Santa Clara; once a seat of the Franciscan friars, a centre of the Catholic missions; now, according to the change of times, t or twelve missions were engaged in carrying on the work; missions at San Diego and Santa Barbara, at San Luis Obisco and San Carlos, at Soledad and San Juan, at San Jose and San Francisco; but the heart and brain, the rule and method, of this great Christian experiment, were at Santa Clara.
Here the provincial had his seat.
Her
Chapter 21: polygamy.
in Salt Lake Valley, as in Los Angeles, San Jose, and other places, the Red aberrations of White people are in process of correction.
White polygamy is perishing in Utah, like Red polygamy, of which it is a bastard offspring, not by force or violence, but by the operation of natural laws.
It dies of contact with the higher fashions of domestic life.
I gather, not from what you tell me only, but from every word I hear, and every man I see, that there is change of practice, if not change of doctrine, I remark to President Wells and Apostle Taylor.
That is your impression?
asks the Apostle.
Yes, my strong impression; I might say my strong conviction.
Pardon me for saying that the point is very serious.
If you mean to dwell in the United States, you must abate the practice, even if you retain the principle, of plural wives.
Nature, Law, and Accident are all against your theories of domestic life.
Nature puts the male and female on the eart