The New York herald., 1851-10-18

Jesus Christ and Joseph, too;
Come to introduce q scenery
Great and glorious, grand and new
Prayer by Elder WnFoRD WooDRur followed
with music by the Brass Band.
Elder Z. L. BEFsoN then arose and spoke with
his usual power, and with the spirit of God.
Elder JOHN BANKS spoke in behalf Of the Aged
Fathers in n speech deep in sentiment and interest
ing to all After which, number of toasts were
given, from which we have selected the following,
not having room for them ALL
"Brigham Young, Heber G. Kimball, and Wi
lard Richards, Three Noble Chieftsins; Mormon
Battalion and Pioneers"
On wssatch snowy mountains,
And the still more desert plain,
There is many noble fountain,
That flows without name
Not so, the Mormon story,
Tho their fountain runs as high;
The nation swells with glory,
With NAMES that never die. Wells.
"Brigham Young" is to the sons of earth, wha
kolob is to the planets-a little ahead OF them
I wonder if the planets give light to Kolob, or
Softly i erept down by the burn side, to view
the small fishes, where the waters 50 gently did
The world is wrong side up. Kolob is the great
governing planet. j. NJ. Grant.
"The Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ
% fs 1 se hs esy
and freely giving truth, eternal truth, to all the
sons and daughters of Adam over this wide world.
80, come ye to the waters."-J. nj. Grant.
"The Twelve Apostles
They spread themselves forth on the wings Of the morn
See in their how the light is now dawuing;
The poor Pagan looks up, the Greek and the Jew,
Ancient Wadenses hail and welcome them too
The Chinese rush forth her strong gates to unbar,
The sceptres Of Europe drop down in despair;
And crnmbling and tumbng their power must fall,
While the herslds Of truth go to conquer them all
(Robt. Campbell.
s'The Seventies" Each a mustard seed, ripe
apI aAx 70 ha snf fhaf fou rta sonffh
globe. "Come, 60 with ~. Cain.
"1he Bishops in Israel" TOY shear the sheep
and milk the goats, and see that nothiDg's lost,
securing fleece and iock encountered, according to
scripture, by wife, they nser will hurt the oil
wire; in temporalties well versed, they're just
the men to fl the purse, and see that all pay their
1.-The 2lth of July.''-The Mormon Thanksgiv-
ing-For more land, more love, more light, more
learning; honored and blest be the sver-great day
"Ccme to the supper NV. w. Phelps;
guided by His spirit, and led by his chosen one
whose names are, and will be, handed down to our
pos'SEity as choice Neg msgasyI BuIiOGk *. soo
the defence .,I sf ITaslEA qs; H. s1sg Rss1eigh ,,v
bed of lilies growing in the garden of the Sal. Lake
"Home Mabufactures"- Duty and Beauty
ever 60 hand han lin, il hsnd.JJ md. i Hsyw0oS all. ;.
81 he Bee Hive state. May her valley cels De
filed with honey of her own production, and the
tees seek from tse flowers Of the valley that which
will make them independenfia the rainy days.-lJ.
Cain.
'Utah.)
Ohio from the mountains another hath come,
Ard Deseret claims with her sisters q home;
Tho little, ween she will soon take her place,
fancy see her, the smart little Miss,
In a tidy blue pinafore claiming kiss
OF peace and good wilin from the Old Thirteen"
ha oh aCed fhpme UQQrtl rIaure reIa ct
While she gracefully bows, with comicsl smile,
To the eighteen remaining and rays wait awhile,
Till gather my treasures aud then you shall judge
whether what have claimed can be had without
So she Lies to her valleys now here and there,
And daintily gathers with wonderful care,
Her sheaves Of rich wheat and her bright golden
So bright, 1t cen adds TO the lustre of morn
Gay garlands Of flowers and treasures she brings,
And points mean while to her mineral springs
Her sons and her daughters she brings to display,
And natters herself she can't well be bamed)
That her valley, the Bee hive, Is very well named
"Millard Fillmore, President of the United
states "A 6rm supporter Of tho constitution, and
q healing balm to the nation; may wisdom direct
his path, and assist him in his arduous duty-tJ.
Cain.
Elder II. G.. SHERWOOD, in behalf of the Pionsers.
addressed the congregation with speech full OF
humor. relating many instances of q lssghabe ma
ure, which transpiredin the Pioneer camp, on their
way from winter quarters to this valley;
A song, IA life in the desert pIains," composed
for the occasion By w. w. Phelps, was sung by
The band played " Old Da. Tucker
Elder SETH NJ. BLAIR then rose and addressed
the people in political speech Of the right kind
A song was then sung by Bros. Goddard, Ste
yens, and Bond;-
FOR THE TWENTY. FOUR YOUNG MEN.
JAMES BOND.
Hail to freedom's celebration,
Hail the day Of liberty
Earth shall hear the procls nation,
lions sons henceforth are free.
We commemorate with gadness
Freedoms birth, the twenty fourth
Shout ye saints away with sadness,
Were the hsppiest on the earth.
Hall the day Of our arrival
To the " everlasting hills
Here nna no jealous rival
ee~ how fast the bee hive Oils.
Then with songs ofjoy sbouniing,
We 20 heaven voices raise,
IL the vses and hills resounding
Swell the happy notes Of praise.
We are free from proud oppression,
free from tyrapts. mobs, and foes;
sscred truth 10 our possession,
Hsre the milk and honey flows
By The greet Almighty guided
ny tlis revelations led.
wsbs,e esind the home provided,
fcsfhg pone but Christ, our head
when the Lord in indignation
Frt.m the earth the wicked sweeps,
Here ve fsl complete salvstion,
ssf,ly 0ed his people keeps.
Yet through earth the call extending,
Here ne bii the honest come,
Rsht~ouspsss snd truth defending,
We have made holy home
Gone ye poor, Cor freedom signing
Gene from prestcrans thrsldom too,
Gone on Isrseis GoA relying,
a. ~ill guide you safely through.
Kines and pot~ntstos, and princes,
Yet shsll come 10 Zion light;
God King the world convinces,
He 10 lions strength and might
Thus. Unto the end enduring,
We esciei rights maintain;
Peace and happiness securing,
Zion king on earth viii reign.
When an eloquent and appropriate speech was de-
uvered by Elder James Ferguson, in behalf Of the
Young Men.
The following song by Miss r. r.. Snow, was
then sung by the twenty. four young ladies'