Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-31
OWN. O. TUEsDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1913.

sl1all deserve shmethtug. toMyIeyeiallonS
have proSedstolbs true, lbecahseabeybaEe
fBeea delivered 6ef0relthey, came TO pass.s
and dthey came 20 pass exactly. l,had q
HreVelAiion Missouri whichawas filed 70,
Ftlieietters The MissouFia rs hadigotus
all prisoners, aud dwete thrsa teniRg tokill
asEl1 The PRINCIPAL men of.us were lying
uHder alog. wilma guard standing around
psi.i tho hightgt fell into airance, call
/ sitaata6ee e. IA lleardlasVoice which said, !,
sJosephsfsar no,syou and all your Ctiends
Shall be deiiyefedsW without harm and shall
Fss standsupnn the hills ofziou.' When
alVolte' out Vfsthe trance, faFoused E-
der Rigdon, andlsaid Iahave al afrevetatian,
we shalt alt escape Elder Rigdom, shout.
ed,and Told il toEbe next one. and in the
morning itFwas toldsto h1ysialniIy and ALI
bus friends, and 4hey all rejOiced. That
teVslAtion camslbii pass although they
we're holding aicOunellRt the stimeoL bad
hetrance, and. had FesOlEed 10 kill me.-~1
They c an't harm me. Il told my family
lately before I leftahDme for Dixon, tnat if
| was taken up, the Lord would deliver
me, didn't I Emma-(appeaIing TO his
wife, who wsssta nding behind'hisI chair
playing with his hair, and who answered
him in the Affirmative )-and when they
took1me was passive ia their hands,and
the Lord compelled them to bring me
Fright 10 Naavoo. They scouldn't help.
themselves, aitb6ughahey gnashed'r their
teeth with rage .'ir i.1saaa e5 6.st5 -42
Speaking Of the temple which Ire is e.
Erecting he said, ~ don't know how ths
world will like titSit suits me; u have
nobo6k learaings8I am not cspaeitated 20
Notwithstanding 10 theworid, Iknow nothr
Iihg5ab6ut architecture, and all that, bur
Eit pleases me: that's ahoiway Efeet. !" =
"A good deal of conversationsof Sims
|, Oar charaeteFa0ok place. ythe prophet ocr
cupying nearly The whole times1and ,talk-
| ing ofhimsslf iGcessanily. Judging from
his conversation, ma hnerand appearance,
4 1Esshoulds think him man of small ca
paei's; smaller requirements! and a .dHpe
toto his own imposlures.9 y Hislangaage
is rude and vulgar, and his conduct is
Hight and trifling. He is fond of bis own
/ iokesand low wit,aud laughs immodeF-
/ ately when he thinks he has said b good
thing. He isa large sfeshy man, with a
fine blue eye, large and seusul looking
mouth andliPs,. with an evident predom-
nance of the animal propensties.
f. Al is surprising 10 see the awe with
i which his followers approach him will
| bat III hand. conitasted With the cavalier
| and aheartless style Of his treatment Il
4 them, A poor man came to the doc
4 while we were there, and, with evid6n
Il Ilrepidstion addressed The prophet, Ht
4 wished to obtain some inFofmati6h as L
what he had bes{do with his famit} bay.
ing Just arrived, Had Tbettet come in
ID town and settle on one ofthe lots, d
stay out 90 The psaifieG' sIf you, are go
!, ing 10 farm ii, you had better stay on th'
prairie was the reply oflbe Prophet.
wish 10 buy peiee Of land, for which
!, will pay trade of various kinds TO the q
!, mount of $500; will you sell me sones
\ sFMy lands are all good titles, and | mus
have the money for them was the repl
I Eof the Prophet, as he turned on his bee
Z 9Hu E4p S " "a - - te1
|. Epollteness and courtesy OF ON one whom p
! esteeaed prophet Of the Lord, and I
! ODE whom, he had left aus early home
4 and braved the hardships Of . wester
life i is sl rprs!ng that Inc cpnduct 70
the Prelellded prophet does I, nosoPen !. q tn
i eyes OF his poor, deluqed e iolloWeEs
4 sJoe, y Prptane and gulgaf 70 lis conyel
!, satof, and frequently gets 9!llf GTIPk, s., ap
ys1n NY e W -, 49, 4; N, sit Z
q ven, ano ms FeVe'au""' l'u' =" 'a' " "
: uelV'ne %sasls.slssg-ess
;, After taking our Leave 9tI q; pls sfoPas
9 we spent some lime y Y viewing t1e 81 y
q and temple, Enc s!te q IVA Nsuyoo s3 Is ls M On
ot the most beautiful l.sl, on the Mlisslsslpl
river. The tIyer az at ms ss Place makes
large bend, forming . SEM circle, WIN !1l