The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-24

| N auYoo, while the crops of their planting were
| patis,e on their saaerinrs, when there wore
| those present who were among the many that
had to leave Naayoc In the year lSiy, one
h and forty iets .the Bluffs as pioneers;
by God TO the " alley OF tho Great Salt Lake and
tho main body of the saints entered i, In the same
ycnr4 aud there they you'd remain at rest Ake the
| opespS rock, amidst the rush and raging of the
MateTy biiloys around. The Speaker then adj
land observing that IN 1881, one year before the
at,LYerpoof. friendsaa. and destitute They sopa-
rated and went forth, preaehinga into the towns
principles Of truth. In eight months, seven hun
sdred members met in conforence in that town,
rejoicing in the power and privilege Of the Cos
pei a Very short time several Counties
among which were Yorkshire, Cheshire, Lam
cashre, Stafford, Gloucester, Worcester, land
Hereford, had heard and received the servants
!. OF God Thus the church increased; 50 that
/ ference reported 1926 members, and 3S3 in tho
priesthood, making in all 4,0i9 saints But such
I triumphant success WAS not confined TO England;
Scotland enjoyed portion, and Ireland was ALSO
made 70 rejoce and w alss testified, by her thou
sands, how the church had progressed in that pro-
vince. In Scotland the blood cemented pyramiao Of
bigotry and superstition had been triumphantly
! attacked, although sustained by the provcrbiap
warness Of the scotch The conference established
IN Edinburgh, Notwithstanding that hundreds had
removed and hundreds more emigrated, still ro-
/ presented more than n; 500 members. Glas
| gov was also proclaimed and over.- 2,063
members werc now revealing in the enjoyment
Of the spirit Of truth. In 1851 more than $3.50
had obeyed the mandates of Heaven, nd thou;
sands had besides emg4ated to the gathering place
Of the saints AS TO Ireland, it was not until 1850
that Dublin had hoard the principles of truth; he
was however, glad TO say that q small branch had
cess stl more great and glorious In 1851, the
+ number Of saints IN the prircpahty 1913, in.
GLIDING Officers, The STATISTICS Of January last
showed there wore, alsogethsr in the untod king
high priests, i,6t riders, $50 priests, 226 teach
ers, 6o2 dsacons, aud % t5i mem ers, making
tota, Of 1911 saints a ~ During the last fourteen
land, Of which nearly II, 600 had enigrated, from
her shores to Zion, lie next gave brief sketch Of
the progress of the work in London. In February,
sisting Of three branches London, Woolwfch, AMI
bedford, and composed Of about 80 members. The
number of members, In 1872 had increased to 100
or 500, and the number d, branches had moro than
bad yielded in obedience to the Gospel. In tho
present year the conference fell to the presidential
charge OF the present Chairman, Elder Eli B. Kel'
soy, whose knowledge had been tested, and whose
actions spoke well for his wisdom and DISCRETION.
After earnest appeal that he might be enabled
TO guide them Alright in the blessed path before
them, ne. concluded by expressing hope that this
epoch to come might be one of success, happiness,
knowledge, and Light a..6.'
The assembly Then joined in song written for
the occasion, entitled " The Mountain Dell ''H'.-'"
one Of the young ladies, dressed in white-per-
J haps the most handsome and ladyke Of the nnm.
berrzthen took her place on the platform, and do
Hvered, in a clear nd we'll modulatea voice. an ad-
dress behalf of the young ladies, relative to the
important part sustained by their in assisting TO
elevate the morals and Improve the spiritual condi
tion Of the human family by tho spread of the Cos
pei and the upbuifding Of the Kingdom Of 3D. &c. i
Il Miss Louisa TOMBSTONE, Of Birming ham, young
vocalist of considers bic merit, who presided at the
piano throughout the day, next favored the cQm-
pany with the following song, written by the same
author, and also designed for this festiyal.-
Una SAINT, IN A SAINT -s'-l
I'm saint I'm faint, on the rough world Wide "a
The earth i / Ky home a and %y God s my guide. I
avn sent am sent, and salvation is free e.. I
fear not old priessoraft, it's dogmas can't awe i.
Ives chart for to stcerby that tells the Law a
And ne or coward to falsshood III kneei,
while Mormon tells truth, or Gods prophets reveal
Up pp with the truth let Its power bend the knee;
am srnti lam sent dying Bah lon to thee .ssir,i
- am cent Il nm sent tnke this warning and Aeer,
Yet tho they oppose ST. their I0 ven aa
What TO MS Is the Of the ssIHsh and vain 2.
Te have , SsDs J. s s and wen bear again
And XII of the body, desh can't us appA 1919
With heaven above Us. aud all hell mad below
Fhro' the wide fields of right onward well 20.
Come os' my brave eomrudes, now's the time you
The storm fend ropsed from his long dreary slsop
= sOpE ~atchwoFd f safsiy in zion shall be, uf7
! am sent II smsen dying BABYLON toihee,
"m sent am sent take thswarning and nee 80.
7, The people having RECALLED themselves with re-
reshments, were again called to order, whsreupou
- he PRkSsoEsF, IA . brief address. welcssaed. to
Londont. the twelve the presidents Of the conisS
enees and Writers generally
Elder FRaSKI, N II. RicrsRps president or the
church in the British Isles, replied, is'F'e.':'~
:Etder JONAH II AYInR, Of the French missions next
addressed the Iies,ins He had trayclled owes the
greater portion Of the world, atd had contenp
m an IN all hts different positions, in adversely aud
prosperity, in happiness and misery, with an his /
hopes, tfrms, joys, proponSties, AND passions and
ne s0hfs..sd he revsr sava peoplc for whom he had
Seh srdrt loxs, Affection. and regard, the snints
of the Nest High Though thcy had been perse-
cuted ana driven from one spot to another ip Amnr
risa spt.i ut aast people. begun to say that Nor:
the fcur winds Of heaven; and had uttered. itfse
dying 8lpan, yet the had nav hal tho territory Of
Deseret bad a I.ogsiaturo and Governor Off their
Sse sas Sa 9snsy and yas
pendent siate. by. the Cengsess, Of the United
stastss sihe reason tltt their. people were 50
orderly and united was, thai they first taught
tiru'l correct principles, .and' then slowed
them TO govern Themselves. great deal Bad baen
said .athut the prophet Joseph .SpiLh N5w;ahc
bad Known him IN public and private, fraqpenty
traysiigd with him., and was even. present hi.
" Cartilage and all who.said he was not al intel.
igsht, yItdous, and good man, either did not tell
orkrow ihe truth. After sotna az thsf obsertatons
fuIHy VI thtU rciiwtpns anu us supeFOrly
Cvefhhr 81 AIRY other sect N, the worll combinfng
az i did ~ that WIS good IN cagh while tliscarir
81 al that was bad, he closed his address by ex-
hortatfon thar blessings might be- showerod on the
whole arSembjys c. q,
liympe sldi songs. and addresses from Lorenzo
crow, President 81 the Italian mission and Eras-
tbs Snow, Of the Danish mission. followed, aud the
Ins etng plnot separate until thor bate hour The
utmost or 'h;ty tudgbed fcelais prevailed among
Tho large assembly WITH It WIS jiiinissed BY the
cLarlaih. $3.50, 4
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