New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

done ard until he have performed ths in,en.s Of ss 1r /,
the latter days ye shAll c:nsidcr 1t.
Vel, the day hiss come when our Governor has
ccme out Of our midst ard be Is in the tons ~ the
r1rtsrs just where the prophets said these things
should CONE 70 pass, and the United State, are
reported TO be trying TO force q Governor upon rs,
Now an going 20 talk about these things. and |
feel as though had perfect right to DO So because
am one Of the people
80 GOVERNOR But BRIGHss
If this people shoud consent TO dispcseess Bro
Brigham Young our Governor they are irst a, sure
10 90 TO he'll ss they live, and know il for God would
forsske them and leave them 10 themselye. ard they
would be in worse bondage than the children OF Israel
ever were.
Supposirg this thing all blows over and they dent
come up here but they begin 10 fetter Ms and be
friendly. what viii be the result They NAV iatter
ar Ispe as the earth staIGs but never will be sub
ject TO one Of their ID pusiIarimous curses. They
may court and fatter as much as they pesse but /
rever will be subject to them again-no, never Do
yen hear it [Voices-"Yes.' Do you think we
win submit 20 them No, never. They have cut the
thread themselves.
You are the people who have the privilege to ac-
knowledge Bro. Brigham rs our Governor and con-
tinue him in his office, and you also have the priv
.ge n rough your agency to reject him if you ase
but Il will be TO your condemnation if you do because
he has got the keys of the Kingdom and the very
ment you reject him you cut yourselves off frsm the
right Of the priesthood.
"
City Ct Great Salt Lake. l am father, husband,
a benefactor TO between sixty and seventy subjects;
/ feed them; / clothe them; and they do not have
pin, drink Of tea, nor ANYTHING but what PROVIDE
provide them houses TO live in AID beds to sleep on.
But suppose that, by and by, some stranger comes
a!org and nv family say to him, 1--WE will have you
to pres over Us !; and they're jet me- when a. the
SEINE time they say, " Bro. Heber Is q good man
but the other msn comes with smiling face, aud my
fan lily tske i'm and reject mewhst have they done
If they eect me- they ect their head, and by so
doing they destroy their hershp to the head or limb
to which they lawfully connected IL not that so
Suppose yOu acknowledge the man reported to be
comi 2, WI a. DO YOU do You reject your head and
if co. where Is the body end what will be come of
will compare it to my body. Surprising the head
is cast away, the body will Gle, wont it Yes, and
sou will die just quick that if you reject BIO.
Brigham, your he ad.
We ale the people of Deseret she shall be Deseret,
she shall be no more Utah; we will have our own
neme. Do you hear it
Bethrcn ard sisters these ideas are comforting to
all of you they most gloriousy comforting to me-
| tel sou tie feelings within are glorious.
We are the people OF Oeseret and it s for us ID say
whether the people will have Bro Brigham for our
Governor or she Sc poor miserable devils they
ported to be trying to bring here. You must know
they are miserable devils TO have to come here under
ans but they shall not rule over Us, nor come into
this Territory.
We are goirg TO have our own Governor hencetorth.
Brigham Yourg was then our Governor, Heber Z.
Kin ball was Chiei-Justice and Lieutenant Governor.
was big man then; felt as big rs Bro. Morley
does in the Legislature. The fact is he does not un-
derstand their gable; if he does ne understands
more than Go.
1t is for us TO cay, according to rights under the
Constitution, whether We will have those cursed Cen
tiles 10 rule over us or rot.
want You 70 publish this, Mr. Editor.
am giving you little of my feelings for want
you to know that You under no more obligation TO
receive those men than Bro. Brighsms family is to
oh nd RI Gle N
bar d their father their risnd and beneiactor.
know that what have said has informed many OF
your minds and choose 10 present my ideas by con
palisCp.
| have right TO cay the Gentiles shall rule
over me, although THE people might admit of their
cor i-.g Le!e. have right TO say also that We shall
never be ruled over by them from this day forth while
grass grows water runs; never no never. lNOices
Amen.
Wen, We have got TO sustain these Amens aud we
have got to sustain these You, ladies' too, will
certainly have TO do your part or back out. told you
ss Sunday yourselves, AMI if you canno. do it
any other way, sell some of Jour fiue oopnets, fae
dresses, and buy yourselves good dirk, pistol or
soms cher instrument of war.
Ann Jour boys ard yourselves universally, aud
that too, with the weapons of War, for We may be
brought to the test to see if We will stand up to the
lire.
now TO LIVE OUT RELIGION.
have told you of it, and have backed It up when
others have said il. Now, mark it, for God will drive
time, will have TO be carried out and fulfilled, for
lust know that you have got to reap that which -
sown Ii you SOW TO the spirit you VIII resp lite
everlasting but if you SOW to the flesh, We shall reap
coiruption and the bed that we make we have 10 lie
in. Now | will tell you another thing that bears
he syi,y On my mind, much so as any other thug
and that for this people to live Their religion, emu do
a. they are told.
: viii ask you this question, gentlemen aud ladies'
can you live your religion except you do "a you are
told | have said again and again tnst II We viii
live religion and do are TOLD those men VIII
never cone over those mountains, for we shall sliy
the poor devils before they get there.
| 90 not know OF any religion except doing as sm
told AID if you do you have learned something that
| have never learned. You have Governor here to
dictate TO you and to tell you what to do, aud II
We will live our religion we are always sale, are we
rot
There are great many that will not live their rel
gion fer they think they belong to the atstocracy;
but roerstand gentlemen and ladies, that withdraw
from that society; told you last Sunday thai OF al
the corrupt beings upon the face OF the eartn tue
present aris,ocracy are the worst.
am pretty rugged fellow and valiant Tor the
truth; and may the Lord make everybody IKE me-
that we may stand against our enemies, for the cor
ruptest devils Oh the earth the present aisocracy
Let us go to work and lay up our grain, lay up
wheat arc everything that will and that caa 10 pro-
served, and in 80 dOog We will save ourselves rom
sonow pain ar anguish. and the. Lord VIII give us
law ard q word for Ne To abide, and lie VIII cut Oh
our enemies and il every man and woman viii go 10
wolk Icy up their grsiO and do AS they are tod the
Lord viii hold or our enemies from Us until We Gun
lay up suiii cert stores for ourselves.
This is a part OF our religion, to lay up store ana
provide for ourselves and for the surrounding country,
for the day ia ar when they will come by Thousands
ard by millions, with their fineries, to get little
bre sd tb at time i. right by our door.
Bro. Stewart says be has discovered thas TINS WORK
is five Years ahead of Whist he had supposed; let me
tell YOU that this people more than years aneso
of what they supposed. They were all asleep pu' tne
Lord has wakeo them up TO prepare them Tor Time oil
uia and famine.
Ifyou 90 lot gee it, and feel it, aud taste it, and
81 III il. il will he because God wi hsve mercy upon
YOU he will If Yon do q. YOU told from thls