The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

) done wrong in any wise-who have done different
from VIII at they would have brother to do by them.
were their circumstances Ieversedlearn to do right
| from this hour, and do II.
We have learned that Bishop Clark, of Grants
vile, Tooce. ms cut off FROM the church al brethren
/ who have been selling nnns aud ammunition TO the
Indians For the credit Of tn- b'snop we no pc Is
true; and II all Bishops would do tnr,r da'y III Ae
manner, and then hand the cuprits over to TIM 90
mon law officers, TO be fined and imprisoned, we
should soon bear Of less wickedness OF the kind the
brethren would have the means of defence Ia thsi
| own hands, and would not be obliged to contend Win
the weapons they have sold, without weapons. Snen
brethren are curse and scourge to our community
and II our Bishops will not do their duty like bisnop
| Clark, in this thing, wish their Presidents 10 re-
| port them. What is the of officers who WIN mol
| do their outyi The saints in these valleys have
been counseled enough in this matter; our laws are
good, and and it is time that breakers OF the law
should feel its force, or for honest men to quit the
country.
Shall we fine and imprson foreigners for breaking
the laws of the territory, and let own citizens
traffic with the Indians to ourown dcstruoton2 God
forbid Where the greatest light Is, let the first
blow be struck; and we say to the saints of Utah,
put down Gil unlawful traffic with the Indians, If any
such there be among yourselves, and then among all
Others no matter who they are or where they are
FROM
1t is not our pleasure to censure the SAINTS we had
much rather bless them, and we do bless them all
the time; but If any are SO perfect they be no
better they have no business here; and the sooner
they take up their abode in the spirit land some
other convenient place. the better; they not fit to
be citizens of Deseret. Reformation and improve
ment is the order of Gods kingdom.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HENS, sHANdHAIs AND SHORT.
LEGS.
"YOur hens have been in my garden, eating my
shall do with themg" said q neighbor to us the
other day. In reply, 1--WE expect you will do as you
please but you under little mistake, we have no
hens that have injured your garden" Certainly
certainly, know your hans, and saw them do the
mischief" 81 beg your pardon, brother, when my
hens get into mischief in q neighbours garden they
are no LOGGER mine, they belong to the owner Of the
garden" But what am do, don't want to hurt
your fowls!" 81 don't want You should, and | tell
you again, fowls in mischief in your garden are no
longer mine; but as you have asked counsel, will
tell you what shall do with your fowls if catch
them in mischief in my garden, shall shoot them If
have the powder to do it, and il they we're fat very
likly might eat them, to pay for the ammunition
/ hac lost; you do what you please with mine"
We don't want white men or hens stealing from our
gardens, should expect to kill either II we caught
them at it, but for walking through on a path, or
doing no mischief, we should not expect to hurt
either but would invite all to keep their side Of
the fence. Let the saints be wise take care OF their
fowls and stop their destroying their own and neigh
bors' gardens, and no hard feelings because your
brother kills your hens while spelling his garden
but thank him for doing what you ought to have
done and saved him the trouble.
SATAN rs NOT DEAD NOR SLEEPING.
| Elder W. Snow has shipped near 800 saints from
Denmark, &c. for home, and seen them safe on theil
| way from Liverpool but the more he ships, the
more there is for after he returned from Liverpool
| he found there had been more ba otized than had
| sailed for Zion. Persecution continues in all it,
glory, and helps make saints every day. The devil
Is not dead yet ; if he was Gods kingdom would
| cease, for there would be nothing to prove men
whether they were for God or the devil. Mort
hereafter.
| THE LORD AND THE LUMBER
| We wish to ask the Bishop of North Cottonwood
ward, Davis county, If all the lumber due on tithina
from the saw mill in that kanyon last year, has beer
reason Havs the sawy>rs refused to give 1t to The
carriers you sent to tSem9 ESQ, report them. We
understand they are doing good business at that
mill now, but where is the tithing goiag to? We
wish the Bishop to answer these questions The
every mill in the territory is legally bound to give
oEetenth of all they to the tithing Office unless
they have grown their own timber, on their own
lands; if they have, the Lord has nothing to do
| with it.
WHAT is THE EARTH COMING To?
| In our summaries we have only mentioned o case
or two OF the various calamtes that are abroad ia
the world had we given brief notice OF oil ship.
wrecks, boilers burst disasters, railroad and other
accidents robberies, MURDERS suicides earthquakes
npes, seductions, choleras, yellow fever incendia
ries, prostut0ns, poygamies, designations, lorna
does, wbrlwinds, famines, pestlence, wars, rlmOrs
Of wars, deaths, sorrows, caamities, floods, and
distractions that following the inhabitants Of the
earth from one side over to the same side again. we
should have had to double or treble our sheet; they
| o. earth! what will be thy doom, when thou hast
fully rejected the Gospel Of Jesus Christ?
HURRY OFF TO SALT LAKE CITY.
The Lord Is about to 0verturn Of the nations
OF the earth, who will not admit his gospel, or his
servants 10 taTy in their midst and the sooner the
better Saints pray on, God is able and willing, and
Is about to turn Christendom upside down.
PAY UP OR sTARvE TIE PRINTER.
All who are owing for the NeCs, advertising, &c.
and have wheat will please forward it without de
lay if they wish the press to continue as our hands
cannot work without food. This Is no fiction.
STOP THE INFLUX or GOLD, OR MARX YOUR
DESTINY.
If the nations OF the earth, who are receiving
great influx Of gold and silver, want looking glass
in which they may see their latter end in miniature
let them look into Spanish history.
TO CONTRACTORS.
Who wants the job Of finishing the railroad grad
ing from the Temple block to the stone quarry?
THE TEMPLE.
The water table on the north side of Temple block
wall is placed, and the wall commenced ut the south
east corner.
The Legislative Assembly will meet June |, ten
AM, adjourned session. Legislative party in the
evening.
On the 18th May, by F. d. Richards Mr.. VIM
Ward and Miss Mary Elizabeth Binnal, all Of Salt
Lake.
And return their best thanks for be same
Mey rhe blessing Of peaos forever ABIDE,
AID the Spirit Of Gcd forever remsia
Ia her nome.
DIED,
On the oath Of February last, Mrs. Elizabeth Neff
wife of Mr. Franklin. and daughter inaw Of Mr.
John Nef at Mr. j. Nell7s Mill, in the 18th year Of
her age.
In this city, February oath, after years aliction
with consumption, William Milan. Bro. Milan was
born March IS, 1892. in Shelby county, Kentucky;
was baptized March, 1882, was ordained High
Priest in Nauvoo and kept the faith to the end oil
his pilgrimage, leaving wife and five children to
mourn his loss BY request Of Elizabeth Milan.
Ths ntr!cal aAd Musical.
BowRy THEATRE The grand spectacle of the " Nsiad
Queen which has been successfully represented here
for the past nights Is announced again for tnis
evening" With Miss Turnbu in the principal ohsrac
The drama of the Ccos of DEATH well received last
night will ao be repeated the cast Of which includes
Me,srs Coiny Taylor, ard Master Corny with their
derfpl dsgs
NBIo's GARDEN The wonderful Ravel Family, who's