The Utah War and Mountain Meadows Massacre 1857.mov
Channel: kevin gardner
Date: 2011-12-07

Mountain Meadows Massacre where Mormon Leaders Brigham Young, George A.Smith and Daniel H. Wells incited local Mormon Populations to kill fellow Americans all for religion, and BY said, "But woe, woe to that man who comes here to unlawfully interfere with my affairs. Woe, woe to those men who come here to unlawfully meddle with me and this people. I swore in Nauvoo, when my enemies were looking me in the face, that I would send them to hell across lots, if they meddled with me; and I ask no more odds of all hell to-day. If they kill me, it is all right; but they will not until the time comes; and I think that I shall die a natural death; at least I expect to" (July 26, 1857)

And in remarks made in the Bowery on September 13 1857,  "If the people of the United States will let us alone for ten years, we will ask no odds of them; and ten years from that very day, we had a message by brothers Smoot, Stoddard, and Rockwell, that the Government had stopped the mail, and that they had ordered 2,500 troops to come here and hold the "Mormons" still... I did not think about what I had said ten years ago, till I heard that the President of the United States had so unjustly ordered troops here; and then I said, In the name of Israel's God, we ask no odds of them.  I do not often get angry; but when I do, I am righteously angry; and the bosom of the Almighty burns with anger towards those scoundrels; they shall be consumed, in the name of Israel's God.  "

Mormons killed fellow American's not involved in the Utah War, the army stayed, and the LDS ended polygamy.