The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-09

wood cook it'll, and then b. lped carry tue
trunk 70 The omnous but she never Sked us where we
came from nor where sc we're going which think very
remark able for Que Of her
ATS O'Clock on Thursday morning, 18th OF December,
could not obtain sste room although vent on Tuesday
70 The agent they we're all taken The captain, however
KIDD W and e, occupy his room and sent the
Al Galveston we took little steamer, Capt Fierce com
mander, for Harrisburg, where stayed all night at
hotel kept by CAPT Andrews, and morning the
cars fcr Houston. Two miles from Houston we found
home al the house OF Mr.. wm Gsmbel, who Q OF
no religion, lives well, ha. plenty OF servants and no
children. His wife like mother 70 The hrst
three weeks made change Of clothing, and then sought
for something 70 do Found employment 10 dress
making estabIb bment Mrs sianburys, where worked
Eve weeks, spending two days With my children, Sunday
20 rest, and Monday 10 wash and mend On the 9Th OF
Mar h, len Houston with CAt Andress Mr. stanoeld
and James Gammei he latter being Mormon eder) 70
Quincy 70 Ellis county where The Mormon emigration vas
ntiIng orr for a trip sorces the plains
ugh o letter from Houston I Was apprised thst
Mclean In pursun OF me; and 70 avoid trouble, and
perhaps boodshed In the company, took pa~age wtn
man by the name OF Cart who Is not Mormon He bad
snd three children, poor wagon and three yoke OF
good Oxen.
with ,hese people was j,urneyins ~bcn Mclean and
party met The scenes that have been IN progress
frsm thai day 10 this before the ,ubho Il IL vel
known that have been arresied upon false oath and
DRAGGED BY civil and military officers before excited
poposoe ana the urt prisoner only 70 be cooly told
hs. might reu'e, ncthlps being found against me.
In behalf u the dead have 70 testify that whatever
lAiion etisied between OF my IN seeking When
be kfp house with his wife, Elizabeth, In Ran Fraocsco
often sought he society aud any lei them
ctnsurr me Tor he strongest impulses OF my NATURE
which have ever protn ted 10 seek light and truth,
despite The dbcu ties that might intervene between
ana the obro, 81 my search.
THIS man was fountain Of light and intelligence Al
which uoussnds might drunk and yet the stream flowed
clear, pure and nee.
am willing acknowledge that have efen .ourh, biz
DOE the OF day, when his wife sick "a taxa
eone meat bread ana fruit upon which they might sub
sbt Until toe following morning.
10 any blame him for being poor' Let them lay the
blame Uon him sho required his disciples 10 20 with the
ver,ns gospel the nations witbsut purse crp or
even two COAT.
Nenber 90 deny that much desired from time 70 tine
70 have him entertained q, house. even a. lady
tertsned my husbands brethren We had upoccupied
rooms aud beds snd profuop Of the good hings Of e
while be peer aDo stranger, and as unpopular as
IAN kszaripe who ~ grimised through the land or
Sea and could not End place 10 lay his head Upon
seDe principle tns deprived this privilege, MARI
~ laha would have been punished for bathing the feet
- 'r lnrd and running 70 meet him ~hen be returned
'n mission.
- oonfess that when company Of ssints were pre-
~ 70 cave California with r p Pratt greatly desired
he tbe humber, and went Ear 10 ask my
70 10 heaven 70 provide a way by which might 90.
Gs ny opWe%'on and 90 with The people Of my ch ice
~ De na right, then there IL mistake In the sncieot
saS 81 oome WIN one all ye tina, are heavy, laden and
sse ooofss that when rot 10 Salt lake alone. and
Enev no one that had ever s.~n sut NJ pr.u s,s
ha we niseen' sought or their house, and ssEed Il