The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27

heavenly oepgs AND 20 and thing petaing
lead this people, The beat of ability sad
tkil, that they shall o,t..u II with the hello OF 9od
and the prayers Of fa's II the eeo lie had bee as h,er.
last they have been this there wou be no CRY ing
for bread This year hearts eft they are little
mere elastic, aud oor b essug- are m"e
DoSATioNs-A eENTLs Hvr.
II this people will continue 10 weu doug warrant hen
that they will multiply You snoS the osire that %
Kimbsl presents once In viii e; but am not 10 dTp
ping the old TO teata AMI Say I, the breth'ea II
any Of you have turned ou, coz or cattle TO your NY
come. and sill 'eurn them again IL you do not Wish
f them back feel as 90, aud let t,eu go hasegiven
them, and will 20 and axe taem baik again Ag'oc
many have TUNED out cattle on donai ma When we
wrote to Bishops he subject pared the way
so thai we might receive tuem for felt then oy the
Spirit that q good msnv men and women would sas
"woud you take anything as Donations for our athns
&c Is padf have a coz, or an OK, or tile money
that can spare as veil a. not AID gill 'urn oh yu
will take II as a donation" rhe brethr' we're not In
sucted upon that point informed them by letter tina,
II they were disposed to doaate they might; bat we
would take cattle tthiog or on the Presidin
II these debts were paid ~e ,boud have IA .b udsoce
for there nearly $500 600 70 the Perpetual ENG aoe
fund alone. We carno now collect these deo 8, to7
brett rem poor have TO ate ~ho those
If any have suffered by the donations will sas
10 them, we have more cattle than we had 10 the com
mtncemeDt and better able 70 give than se we're
before paid those debts. d. want TO the hao
of The Lord in thisS snow il and wait 'ery mao 10
live GO that he may the OF the Lord 10 all thogs
ike the shining before m that he may the deal
ipgs Of the Lord the people, pain to tue
path bone to day we live 50, oil Is rght We are safe
y. What 40 Jon ink Of such peoples Are they not
blessed of the Lord They God blessed people aud
do bess in the Of the Lord Jesus Christ even
so. Amen.
Brigham Young preached asother sermon In st. Bowery
the 7th Of June which is fully reported In the Deseret
Neus We exract:-
MIR MORRILL,, OF VT AyD MORMON QUESTION.
In Play ing the S ,s ns' a. W.
'peech in the H use Of Representatives the uosnpD
question: but his friends managed TO prevent IT, for they
tho Eohf onrf.N uhte ho Vnta lilo ha
writing his speech They that the delivery of his
rpeech would the Mormons good than barn. and
they managed to head Off its delivery by motion ad
journ, which prevailed He felt chagrned at losing tie
opportunity 10 make his speech which he thought full
a large ne sspaper and much OF 1t in nonpariel type.
they did not wan to hear II Every man Of sense SAID,
"Mr Morrill, this ~l destroy your Influence with your
do the Morm0ns good than hurt and
ruin cause" No doubt his friends wished to steal
from him and let have n birth, but Mr. morrill, feels
himself imposed upon-runs sIagntway to the Globe
office and gets stuck into the paper much TO credit
and advantage. That is the way all enemies do-tney
overshoot the mark they are aiming at
JOE SMITHS BROTHER The DANIrrs.
Another man has written and got published long ar
tce, and have really thought that would like to hA re
the speech which delivered, the long art Gle,
and other ices Of like character read oeore the
public congregation william Smith, brother to tho Pro.
the oug article mentioned. He den United
send here that do anything with the Nor
Utah but who is well acquainted WITH the Mormous,
and one who has a. much influence among Them a. Big
ham Dung, and presents himself a. the man. he ao
tells about the Danes and asserts that they are 10 every
AND city through ut the whole of the United Safes
and that their object is no. known by the people, that
they all the world; that there se thousaads Of
them and that the life Of every Off that here
hands Of the Danies that the esdea OF the
United States not safe, for at wink from Brigham
the Danes will be upon him and kin him Alter ali this,
he says that no man can go there, and when be gets
through with bis story sufficiently 40 70 expose ~ho he Is
believe me- try me- and IL you think ! cannot, give me
the right 70 go there with good large army"
mai nsrAN
Judge Drummond out sith death and thunder on
the Mormons ard other ought 10 govern the
goes And they publish that we have thou and and
tens Of thousands OF scattered the world full OF
warning. 5usi one word from Brigham, and they are
ready sAy all before them and then they turn round
and proclaim that the Aormons ought to be used up and
that you do this and that with them. II u al pack
Of nonsense, the whole OF It,
The devil is mad and I AN glad,
know HSs link, but 81 y YH oOs tell now would
please better 70 have him kicked out OF doors than any
Thing else and especially from this community. II We
would say word abou, peoples living their re-
siop and this temple alone, and the spirit OF improve
to The world and bic the world welcome oar houses ana
fresc and strike hands with them all and call them
friends should have no difficulty with them rney
have nothing against u.s. ouy they cannot do they
please when they come here but have 10 observe the
Avs of the Usited states aod this Territory ana certain
degree Of moral deocrum They cannot do .. they please
their corruptons and they raise hue and cry against
the Mormons II would 1pease me much II the congre
u
hear the details of the foul sar ders Of men that have been
here that they ght know what they will speu out The
ness those carry with them and they did
find here-they brought from he places whence they
oam. They come here q fu OF iou aier as any snsn
that such and such OF the lot vas perfect
gentleman. Speaking as the world veS men and things,
tue eyes Of the vast majority OF mankind the devil
the greatest gentleman that made his appearance on
this earth In accordance with their estimate you cannot
begin TO produce person who so much Of gentleman
he devil himself
BRIGHAM rxPxNrSus R1IE.
But within the lat six months, hundred
tons Of care and anxiety have been removed from my
shoulders, and hope that this nre viii caunue TO burn
among this people until those poor miserable curses,
those poor, miserable gentlemen, shall all leave Us.
pray that the fire OF God barn incm out pray for
| this continually
There few men wno like myself, feel The harden
Of this but take the Of the community and 1t Is,
How do you do, Mr. Devilp And for poan1 Of tea or
pint OF whiskey, II seems that many might be bought
And when Mormon undertakes 10 sell goods here macy
Of the people hnk that he ought TO sive nem a~ay
cell 70 them upon credit which they never try to cancel
And n the Mormon merchant iesls upop business prin-
cple, the people viii LEX 70 Toe GENTLE stores where
| cause they kno~ they will ge, their pay
| CHARACTER Of THK CrSTne.
I know OF men bearing the character OF Latter Day
Saints who, because Mormon dealer woild Let mis-
goods 20 out Of the store without pay, good prospect
OF pay would 90 the gentle stores and get trusted aud
then say "Oh what good msn that gentle is" while al
the same time he full of hell EGG s full OF meat,
and all be wants Is q chance TO spes out Tncy will
meet with bRpf expresHens, eoft, nsuos
and velvet Ipe and barney around you; LEI mob
come and they ready 1, point oul their victims here
and there, and be glad TO destroyed.
The rSrrp srArrs OFFICERS A MI-ERABIB sxr.
| These whom the government sends here Q most
| miserable set and, general thing, they do know
enough 10 he Bot this s not altogether TO be
wondered st. for they under he difficulty
are sometimes lie hard for them 70 tell who has
got Drains his head from who nled With pudding
Tue President and his Cabinet know nothing about the
char ciers whom they sent here they did, many who
have come here would have been sent II We
always discern he children OF men s no wonder
/ that they are bind and cannot send here
capable OF making decent ne they have not already
told every asehood about that they invent they
will be mighty sorry when they think OF II, for N they
could have told any tney would have done They
made told every lie that they knew how 10 and
there any blame them for not lying II must
be attributed 10 their ignorance. would like 10 come
here next Sunday morning, d abo1t eight O'Clock, aud
read you those beautiful stories they have invented and
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