The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

was turned 4 would BE- Miss or Madam, want % get
WIN cut the matter short and ask ones for al
exception recprccae the kindness and courtesy with
which they were Invariably metz No, they did no-st
and introduced wckedness and corruption into midst
and the Lord knows that already had enough Of that
that in future it win probably BE- the best policy to
let soldieTy quarter BY themselves. and am perfectly
they shall enjoy their rights, and We win enjoy ours or
fight to the death Let the laws Of the United States be
honored and the laws Of the individual States and
will do AZ the Kingdom Of God viii do-protec everybody
in their rights. The experience Of the last winter has
taught good lesson, and hope it has taught the
with "Brother Brigham" and president Young al
do love you President Young" whom, at the same
one arm round my neck loving me dearly and
the other around the neck Of sooundre, trying
Christ And Ds together This cannot a endure
tester around him. do anything else that is contrary
TO the Christian religion taught IN the New Testament
cave, for our laws do not tolerate it. and we will put
them in force against you, As to again suffering the
midst and are treated BY gentlemen, will not.
will say to such official gentlemen as tell and boast
what they themselves will do or What they
want to do" thinking to terry the Latter Day Saints
ss s1, s 5 ss A%ss a
stripe who has the true blood In him. True there
many imd persons timdity or fear is weakness Of
the esh but 10 that who has far obtained the
victory the flesh to know how God is dealing with
the people, there is terror for he just ready to
die to live just the Lord peases his object is to do
right, and he fears not.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
July 90, by Elder j. 4 Mowery Mr.. N. Y. shelter and
Miss Alice lpporah Webb, both Of Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City, July "a, by Elder H. P. Olsen, Mr..
Jorgen Bentsen and Miss Weber Erickson
July 90, Mr.. Ora Eastman and Miss Mary Whitte,
both Of Salt Fake City
In Salt Lake Gy on sasusdhy August ~ BY ds
July 0, by Rider A. c. Brewer. Mr. Benjamin Barker
william Wilson and Miss Emily Mansfield.
In Salt Lake City, by Elder H. Dayton, Mr. Geo. Dock
stader and Miss Lovha Dayton.
AT the time by the same, Mr.. Moroni Dayton and
In Salt Lake City, August IS, by Elder Aaron Farr,
Elder Thos. Job and Miss Elizabeth Davies
In Salt Lake City on Friday the 10th of August 1855
at rs minutes after IL AM Elias Smith Gee, Of Elder
George Washington and Mary Jane Gee
H. and Cedena c. Young aged % months and six days.
Accidentally killed, at Provo City, 2!th July; 1855, by
the Of nS at AM o William H. N s
In s,l 4, Lake CITY Aug + Emily daughter Of John
daughter Of Jacob f. and Constantine E. Hutchinson.
In sait Lake City, on the Sd Aug, Elizabeth HILL wife
of Alexander Hill SEN aged 10 years and nine months.
1891 embra ced the gospel in the winter Of 1910 gathered
with the Saints to Nauvoo in 1912 with her family OF four
and three daughters and left Nauvoo for the noun
ains when the Saints driven out of Illinois 1916,
arriving in this valley in the fall of 1851 She had 55
grandchildren and greatgrandchild and all her chill
dren with rar of her Crane at her funeral
Reception OF the Minister from Spain.
ASso his
tias to the President and received as Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipoientiary Of her Catholic
Majesty. He made the remarks upon the OCCASION OF
which the following. is the translation:--
Mr. PRESIDENT have the honor to place in your Ex-
ceency hands the letter the constitutional Queen of
Spain, Dcna Isabella the Second, which accreds
her Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpotenary to
press to your Exceency her Msjesys sentiments Of es
teen and high consideration towards the very distinguish
ed Of your Excellency To maintain and to
OF friendship and mutual interest which have
from Of I'D united the generous Spanish nation and
just with he socitude which Justice good Aith, aud
The mutual interest of both countries enoiu whatever
the ardent desire of Her Catholic Majesty Of
her government and of all Srain and the express and
should be if with the pure love which entertain for
my country, with the loyalty and gratitude which owe
TO my Queen and the profound respect with which view
succeed in flhlling this important trust, and could
rely upon the good will of your Excellency Mr. Pres-
cent, and upon the esteem OF people which has in
fIired in my heart, from my earliest childhood such
mciited admiration.
The PRESIDENT replied in substance that he received
with satisfaction the letter from her Catholic Majesty
credng Mr.. Escalante Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Fenpoentiary to the United States and as
sured him that the desire expressed by her Majesty to
and strengthen the bonds Of amiy between the
two countries cordally reciprocated Community
Of friendly purpose the part of both governments
coeval with the independence of the United States
Thanks TO this sentiment, whatever differences had at
any time sprung up between them had been adsted
they arose. without interrupng the peaceful relations
between the two countries. II confidently believed
that by stil culvating mutual good faith aud good
derstanding, all present and future questions affecting
international interests might be amcaoy and honorably
adjusted.
As tho representative Of the Queen and her govern
ment, Mr.. Escalane cordially welcomed and invited
to enter upon the important dities with which he
specially charged with the that nothing should
be wanting the part of the President auspi
cous results. The President hoped for much from this
mission, because he believed that the great and perma
nent interests Of Spain and Of the United States instead
of being at variance, we're in reality concurrent. While
responding as be did cordially, to the graceful express
sons Of friendship the part of her Catholic Majesty
heecognized in the selection Of gentleman eminently
distinguished in the councils OF the Spanish
Minister to the United States agreeable proof OF the