Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29
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I r,r,ssaIn Is.tI'. lat -ern,o' hi views tbr
utairHrI Emigration
\ supplement i iht New c,'ttniHs Bingham
| Yaung'- lat sermon. preached February l.
/ After Il general exhortnton 10 tho SAINTS he
! says
[ will now say something about our immigra.
ton this season In the proyidrnhrs Of Godwhen
understood, YOU will see that one thing has
bearing upon another. The proyd-ncrs of God
nre natural principles, WHOM they are all under
stood. but YOU take n little here and littl,
there aud leave the people in mystery and
doubt. aud they will say that wonderful things
have tuken plnce, when at the same time you
will find that they have nil tinnspirrd upon ma
iaral principles. Previous to the death of Jo-
.eph he sud the time would come when the
Saint- would be glad TO take II bundle, if they
could get one under their arms and start to III"
mountains. aud that they would flee there, and
that il they could pick up II change OF linen they
would be glad 10 start with that, aud to 60 into
the wilderness with anything, in order to escape
from the destruction that is coming on the in
habitnni. of the earth. This we believed, or Mt
lea.t did, though it seemed 10 be pretty hard
TINT people should be obliged to leave their hou
So. farms. ilends and comforts that they had
gathered aruun them aud run from them all
| nm going 10 tnke that us "A leading item for
this season. We huve been experimenting. Five
companies, | think have ceme across the plnns
with handearts. aud they have come great deaf
cheaper Tim any other companies | believe
that # company was to try it once with OK teams
aud once with hnndcurs, every one of them
would decide in favor of the haudcarts, unless
the cnnd ride more comfortable than people
generally are with ok tenms. count the hand
curt operation IA successful one, and there is
lesson in it which the people have over
looked. What is il Let me- ask the sis
trr- aud brehrren here what better "if ara you
II day than n though you had started with
the bundle undery"ur ann! You started with
an abundance. but hnve you any oxen or wagons,
trunks of valuable cla'hing or money! NO"
Whal have yon got sister says, ii have the
undereloihe, wore on the plains, and II dress,
and handkerchief which pinned over my head
in the absence Of my sun bonntts. which were
VIII out. aud nm here" Are you here! "Ic~'
Did yon come a'ross the pain- "Yc-." DO
yon feel Id %, no; | feel pretty well" Now
= H. &, whHl Use do we want Of you. and what
'.l.n 10 van WI Of Yourselves ''Why." says
on, Il wAni dross and par Of shoes" Well
a. Ia work and enru thou and put them on and
wear them. i wout bonnet" Go to work aud
eein IL. md then wear II. ~ y"n used t. do
Nhnt d Yeu wanl here, but Yonr-olyr~' no
thing hut Yourselves AL your rrhgInu; that Is
nj iou wbni Il hiring here" II van come naked
md blreipoied l would not care il YOU had
nBnghf bnf deer .kin AROUND you when you ar
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80 o.''''. II want Ia 'ak' wife rom """hE
tic sisfe'. who CANE in with thee hnudcuj trains
/ would tnthrr take Que that hal u"jb,ulr. nnd
saY T. h"r, Il wall thrHw ha"k -kin Hr,uud v"u
III '"e f''-fnt 6 me 'h'" NV ''n''i nave
lh'ni3' ar II l nave not l can get r'th
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