The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-22
From ths Frontier tTowa) Gaardian Mormon EsoIidays.-whO immy and whc may not Baggage in the Church Dance.

| Mormon Hoiidays~~WhO mny and who 1 may nOt Baggage in the Church Dance.
 The season of oar holidays will begin on the 2Oth Of December next according 10 the decision of the High Church, on Saturday last, and centinue til that body says they should cad.
 l The following are the regulations entered into l by the Couneils which they wish to have strenu- OusIy and faithfully ebserSec-
 1 Flrs No person that has been dsfelows shipped or excommunicaled from the Chufch, viii be d. lows to 70 forth ia the dancs that s conducted by | the sanction and authority of the Church.. e SeeoRdig No member oi the church will be si- lowed 10 JOin the dance that has bEoken over the counsel aud regulations of ihc sains by daneing ou Qf order, nnless proper satisfaction is first made Or, i( he she hath violated the counsel and rules of the Church iH any other way, SaiisIaction must be given before permission can be granted to join the dance.
 A portion of the branch at Aifred's camp was spoken of as having knowingly. and, in the face of the most pointed sayings and resolutions of the Council, daDced contrary 10 order. They must. later, experiences the consequence of this violation, aud tho presiding officers for The holy days will remember that portion of that branch has knowingly broken the order of the church tn tlIat district
 Thirdly Every person that knows him or her self 10 be in good standing and fellowship in the church that has fsitbfniiy and truly kept the statuies aud counses of the sane, may freely par ticipate E the ciyiIies aud recreatiOHs Of the son. and also our frie ads who moral and upright, and are friends and we'll wishers to humanity and equal rghts-who remember the poor aud needv v and help then--these respectfully invited [ participate with us, though never members Oi QUO church. r
 The council would say to the church and to all interested, that the of the free will offerings will continue until the holidays commence, that all may have the opportunity of msnIfesIing their lib- eraliiy in behalf of the poor and needy.
 Those members of the church who have kept and sold liquor for gain, and do thereby corrapt the morals of society, should be borne tn mind by the presiding officers of the holiday recreations. Match ez- z-uBder-the bill at Connell Point, should be re- membered, and should also remember that their prototype the Mississippi was iII-faied.
 Woe uute them that dance with guila or malice in their hearts towards their neighbor! Woe unto them that have secretly injured their neghbor, or his or her property. Woe unto them that are min sters of disorder and of ey. If these shall go forth n the dance without confessing aud forsskug their guilt the faith of the council Is, that they seal their doom by it. e@r
 The following named persons were appointed by the council 10 preside during the holidays over the dauces: J. Young, D. D. Hunt, J. M BeaSon, l.. Stoddard, B BedEeld, A. Johnson. L. I. Ioons. J. Browning.
 Whenever a dance is desired at any place, it be had by getting the permission of any one of the above named pefsohs if he will preside it. after giving permission.
 Briug all your iithes and your offerings to tue proper place for the poor, that there be hui gry among us, and let the poor rejoice; and then you may rejoice in the dance.