The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

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within him-so that when he talks you can see feel and
and understand that power that ycu can see and
dersand that the water OF nIe ann nm Momacn tnat
am ready 70 exclaim, COme here, my BROTHER you
the man for me-" When every pers n will cease to hang
hang and round and say in The power Of God, al
viii make friends and gain my influence by has power
win have all do have In the name and power OF Cod and
that which do not hns get will not e." then you
viii begin gain the influence yon want and hav conf
dence IN yourselves and In each her Gan the people
have coonderoe in each other, and continue conduct
themselves as many have9 No. they have got 70 be strict
~ honest.
when man or woman ought TO be chas,ised am able
70 do 1t, and VIII do II rgheOmiy they severe
chastisemen can pat II on severely light one, lean
When people come 70 me, look at them 70 them
they are though am not yet perfect in this have not
yet the eyes wish 10 have, the wisdom. DO wish
10 know how they look with man, 10 my brOtherp
No, but how they appear before the God Of heaven II
gain that knowledge, il know precisely how
individual appears 10 Father in heaven and be aoe TO
look at him with the same kind OF eyes as do the Holy
Ghost and holy angels then can judge the good or evil in
the person without further trouble.
The following extracts taken from discourse by
President Orion Hyde, delivered Dec. 2l:-
oRsoN Is THANKFUL II GOT HOME AGAIN.
Being requested make few remarks this afternoon
rise 10 comply with the request can Nike those that
have Spoken and Is have spoken myself feel thankful
to the Lord for the privilege OF once more standing IN
the kingdom OF God. II Is true have had rather cold
time in coming through fJom the western portion of
Of the settlements had had pretty severe tme but
after arrived and ascertaned what kind Of times
cuded that had had pretty fair times and rothng to
complain Of We are sound in body limb and joint and
Of suffered materially and what any Of US might
have suffered year in the of the Sierra Nevada
mountains those injuries fully repaired and believe
all fit Cor service, and feel thankful to God
heavenly Father for these blessings have The privi-
leee Of meeting With my friends have met
with friends and enemies both since have been gone
oRsoN ooSsDcRATB HIS POSSESSIONS TO TIE CHURCH.
will little circumstance with regard 70 the
conservation law We heard good deal about it in the
early part Of its agitation. preached the pncpe be-
heved in n Yet business not having been arranged with
me TO male II exactly convenient thought, did not
subscribe TO it, but put of 10 convenient
The Indians hostile portion OF the way between here
and Carson valley, and we did not know how might
fare passirg among them, again got TO be late
In the season. and the SHOWS were coming thicker and
faster and more Of ,hem and It pretty difficult to tell
whether should get through safely not Thought l,
what evidence have ever given that have made
Grafton Cod and h church Of that which possess suppose
be mi fortune to returnY In the resurrection what
evidence will appear nd that have
God and his cburch.G What can l produced What will
books show ! prayed that might, with my bre Aren
Grating TO God earthly goods, and felt pleasure in
dashing ahead the consequences what they might Our
prayers were answered and have in part complied with
the dictates Of conscience touching this thing that when
the books shall be opened and another book opened
the dead judged out Of those things tn At are written in the
books, shall rejoice 10 that tho records will show my
feelings towards the church, Whatever earthly goods
and what am are at the service and disposal OF
e Sy brethren advance the interests Of the kingdom Of
The annexed extracts also from discourse by Pres
dent hyde - .....-......
WHAT DO THE GESnrzs WANT TO DOT
Are we everywhere spoken against? l. almost every
newspaper and Journal with q thousand and anony-
nous letter writer's, pouring forth their spleen, AnmAd
versions and maledctions upon the Saints In Utah Do
they wish and intend TO blow up Storm tempest to
burst upon beads, with all the fury of the combined
elements to sweep from the face Of the Or,
ely and under cover, do they intend 10 rig purchase
70 prey upon the peace and happiness Of the Saints who
e.faian nd
unredressed to this desolae land to which other PEG
pie would until after came and killed the snakes
built the bridges proved the country raised and
built houses for them TOT land where no other
people can or win dwell, should the Mormons leave ii.
moRr DrYENcR or roLYGAxY.
The protested purity OF this generation will not allow
the institutions Of Utah 10 exist undistnrbed, If they
devise any scheme disturb them. II Is true that the
because our natural desires lead us into thai Condition and
state Of life, but because God hath commanded and
wishing 70 comply with that, s well as all Others Of his
commands, We also wish be count
ed Abrahams children TO whom the promises made,
and also with whom the covenants were established and
being told that II the children Of Abraham, will
do the works OF Abraham not little anxious 70
do as he did Among ether things that he did, he took
than one wife. In this be not alone for this
ample was copied by Of the ancient worthless aud
others who succeeded him under the everlasting
Gods own hear-enered the deeply this prac
tIce Nor was this practice limited TO the days Of The Old
Testament
The IFcr1-rrKE So
m1y-rm MILE RycoAxKyDED A A WILL
During the late session Of the Legislature, very polite
agent Of the American Bible society who wished 70 have
the members call ut his depository and examine his Bibles
quality and prices and 70 advertise them In the various
localities to which they about 10 repair and also 10
lay before them the object OF the society in sending the
Bibles TO Utah The Legislature thought proper TO APP
point committee 10 wait upon Mr.. v. examine his books,
Ac and being member OF the House, l. with brother r.
ID. Richards, appointed said committee In the dis
charge OF our duties remarked TO Mr. Van Emmsn, who,
by the by received us very gonuomany thai tho society
which he bad the honor ~ represent doubt considered
degraded, and almost beyond the reach Of Bbe truth
He replied that they did not consider degraded
might think they did, but that II the design
OF the society 70 put the word OF God into the
hands Of every man in the world, Utah not ex-
cepud. I replied that this very good: but
however charitable and benevolent Tie designs OF
that society may be, so far Utah oerned thy have
the belief In and practice OF poygnmy, for instead OF ts
reclaming US confirms In our belief aud practice, and
~ e @ word Of Sch Won
bring for standard. Although our faith and prsc
uce such declare unto you, yet no people on
earth look with greater abhorrcncc and Indignation upon
n violation OF the principles that govern us taan we do
No woman among us, not OF our faith, that be
haves himself and violates no, laws and regulations,
has any occasion to fear mocstabon. n he she do
violate them and will no; desist cannot vouch FOR his
safety member of church or not neither can insure
his house to stand. We have had and sui have among
who write back 10 the states garing accounts 81
our character ard conduct and bitter complaints Of
treatment toward them but u would be hard for them
~ detail the awful treatment they pretend represent
We do not of,en act without cause, and too which
with them Wiling meet a. me bar OF Dof and
answer 10 oour treatment We have been numerically
forced 10 10 Utah; but force esc 70 Gomez
yet they do come want them W behave themselves
and attend their business. We do consider
ooer Of the 70 have any right "
init wickedness than any else; and " he does he
rts rebuke aud even more so; for he NOT
~ destroys h influence and power do good but brings
dishonor upon the power that sent him. would say TO
friends that have hcstaacy In recommending the
bibles OF MIR. Van Imman. They are, most unauesuon-
ably, well got mp book, and afforded much cheaper than
they usually be bought In this place. You who want
the Hbe, would advise 70 avail yourselves q this favor
able opportunity. Are tho Mormons an industrious peo
ple3 Everybody they We are, and for tho
rest works may speak One circumstanoe however,
viii mention Some letter writer probably q the oo-rs
m0atre thought deeply degrading that the wife q Or
Hyde, chief of The APOSTLES should take In walking Tor
living; but n abe had kcIs some house other than
laundry, not necessary 10 say what kind, might have
elevated her. In The genucmans cssimaion 10 the ranks
Of fashionable life.
Edcr O. n Grant, the lSth Of March, spoke fol-
bwss-
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