The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-12
establh2e before me, and will punish

all thheDppress them.
2I. And their mobiles shall be of them
selves, and their Governor shall proceed
from the midst of them; and | will caust
him to draw near, and he shall appaoacI
, unto me; for who is this that engagett
his heart to approach unto mel saith the
, Lord.
%. And ye shall be my people, and
will be your God.
%. Behold the whirlwind of the LORD
goeth forth with fury; a continuing whirl.
windj it snail fall with pain Upon the
head of the wicked.
"a. The fierce anger Of the Lord shall
not return, until he have done it, and un
til be have performed the intents of hi.
heart: in the latter days ye shall conSid-
it,
Well the day has come when our Gov.
ernor has come out Of our midst, and he
IS in the tops of the mountains, Just where
the prophets said these things should
come to pass and now the United States
are reported to be trying to force Gov
ernor upon US, when the Lord has raised
one up right out Of our midst.
Now | am going to talk about these
things, and | feel as though / had per-
feet right 10 do 50, because | am one OF
the people.
NO GOVERNOR BUT BRIGHAM.
If this people should consent to dispos-
seSs Bro. Brigham Young as our Cover
nor, they are just as sure to 60 to hell as
they live, and know it for God would
torSake them and leave them to them
selves, and they would be in worse bond
age than the children of Israel ever were.
Suppo8ing this thing blows over and
they don't come up here, but they begin
to fatter us and be friendly, what will be
the result? They may flatter as long as
the earth stands, but never will be sub.
Ject to one of their id pusisnimous
curses. They may court and fatter as
much as they please, but l never will be
subject to them agsin-no. never. Do
you hear itl Yoices--"Yes."1 Do
you think We will submit to themi No.
never. They have cut the thread them
selves.
You are the people who have the priv
ilege to acknowledge Bro. Brigham as our
Governor and continue him in his Office,
and you also have the privilege, through
your agency, to reject him if you please,
but 1t will be to your condemnation if you
40, because he has got the keys of the
kingdom, and the very moment you re-
ject him you cut yourselves off from the
right of the priesthood.
We are the people of Deseret; she shall
be Deseret, she shall be no more Utah.
we will have our own name. Do you
hear it?
Brethren and sisters, these ideas are
comforting 10 all of you, they are most
gloriously comforting to me. / tell you
the feelings within me are glorious.
We are the people of Deseret, and it is
for us to say whether the people will have
Bro Brigham for our Governor, or these
poor, miserable devils they are reported to
be trying to bring here. You must know
they are miserable devils 10 have to come
here under arms, but they shall not rule
over US, nor come into this Territory.
TO ARMsl
We are going to have our own Cover
nor henceforlh. Brigham Young was
then our Governor, Heber G. Kimball
was Chief-Justice and Lieutenant Cover
nor. l was a big man then; l felt as big
as Bro. Morley does in the Legislature
The fact is, he does not understand their
'gabble; if he does, he understands more
than do.
1t is for us to say, according to our
rights under the Constitution, whether we
will have those cursed Gentiles to rule
overus or not.
| wantyea to publish this, Mr.. Editor.
| am giving you a 10 Of my feelings, |
for want you to kno lEou are un. |
der no more obligati = thosel
men than Bro. Brigha
ceive another man, az
their husband. theity1atbsls
and benefactor. -
| know that what l have SAD
formed many of your minds, and
TO present my ideas by compari
| have a right to say the Ge
aeger,.r;sle over me- although
migSEa 4 'Nmit of their coinsaGli
a right to say also thai
ruled over by thelS
while grass groI
no never VoiC
Well, we haa
Amens and We hsl
VOWS. You, ladiesyt5
have to do your part Or bas
you last Sunday to ann yourl
you cannot do it any other.wsJ
Of your fine bonnets, fine, drd
BUY yourselves a good 'dFRst
some other instrument of war.
Arm your boys and arm
universally, and that too, wit
'ns Of war, for we may be br
est to see if we will stand vi
LOOK AT HISTORY.
never lave seen the day for TWEEN
,ut before there was storm theIa
calm In Kirkland, before th
nenced, there was this calm.
um were men that would std
inally they had to flee from Kirl
l.
Well, previous to that we had
and more calm, hSl
prosperous time never saw.