The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30


ds1gtr CT the people being led wrong. Tue qusstoi
srses are we 70 danger Of our enemies nowY We are NOT
any other point than in negleclng our dutestnas
We are not. Have so been in dsnssrf No, W. Ssse 10
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witrefs 10 tho truth II live hundred aud thirty
i've years, and do good all the mel dons want TO live
ono cay loreer than can do good-aud die uatura
death, shall still believe that prophecy. dour know
that shall i've one hundred and thirty i've years, but
intend to come a. nsa. to i - possible. We are
the principle and power OF derh rhs IL what wsh
TO live 70 copterd against Well what the present state
OF asIs, Brother BrghAuf Fair the clouds 70 os
breaking will relate to YOU though probably many Of
ylu have got the news that General J0hnston, who has
been laying in the mountains here during the past winter
passed through Grea Salt Lake CITY yesterday and th,
too under the most rigid discipline. He did everyth
that csu]d be done BY gentleman: not house, .
The entsise persons connected with the army were no
mere under his control than they wsrs under mice
(Brotber Brigham why imply that they moestsd anything
oider extended to them, sad that the Provost Marshal
per his direction, saw TIA. carried out In
letter and in spiri.) We believe Jospston viii do
= ght, ~ he has done, lppg IL suits his In.
eIest We tod the Commissioners iha believed James
Buchanan In everything he sd when his interests did
not Otherwise demand It, and then did not say whether
We believed him on NOT. daughter and spplause.) The
report Of Coopel Ksne received where there
was Telegraph, Was sent 70 Washington, acd immedise-
theTeupon there arrived order from
The stcppirg Of the army fer ten days Don't you think
TIA. 10 rather ominousY d. I believed wthths Com
IL way would stopped When We there no
coming, believe We will have peace 10 reality the
CtmmasionsIs sid We believed Bushanan's procla
We have shirt collar dignity 10 sustain while DO has
his character 70 all he has; that gone he has
tbipg left l believe he should have been Presi
cent twenty i've years ago, when he hsd good sense
be ever had any. What Is charscterf u d That which
our friends and enemies say about u.s. Well, don't
care for character. whyI have said 70 them, you
walk char nm
take to walk under foot cloud laughter and sppanse
The character CT those who seek for good reputation
will be destroy Cd they will their native element
and be forgotten through all WORLDS while you and will
live and continue forever IN The pIe,e,ce Of The L'rd
and this BODY you here, that when have passed
away you me just as now am-and just 80 want
" you only In eternal youth snd beauty. Well you
think you &c. this without the Holy Gbost9 No. you
can't requenty think when they Try TO kill and destroy
Mormonm eorg 10 overrun the country" That 10 the
very thing that h going 70 save them. We have offered
a mind to receive it, why let them CO. have given you
about all the news General Johnston. 10 very short
time, as aoon as he can find place. will depart for his
winter quarters When can get the news Of tha good
and sure, that he has done So will 90 back TO our
homes, where we sha live in peace and quiet during the
reign Of this s.p present king Gausnie, ,u
the consequence you had been there all the timer
tuS--Wneu you SEQ peTsubE tOBetueT WuOs6
profession is gambling lock out look out These
are the kind Of men who have raised tho
preudcss Of the world against sayng We were thieves
have dared TO locate themselves these mountains
What would have been the II had not been herel
there would have been gangs OF robbers to attack all
who travelled this region OF country. Our enemies talk
about this people account Of Indian cultes, when
The have brought them all upon themselves II has been
' q 20 10 u
return evil with evil have become acquainted with
many Of there Of the forest aud some Of them
as nre noble mems can be found There one man
The Senate who sgrees with mo, and only one-samuel
Houston he knows them Well, emigrant train ira
Yelling here robe, honorable character walks up TO
shake hands and smoke pipe with them, aud shoot
him down, and thai puts the devil into all the rest
Of them; and oil belor gng to tho train are killed,
sseD yaS Of ..nd am
mol soug tn sve you any more Well, ladies, am going
to Jest you little DAM say makes your heads ache
to live In those opeu houses Put chip your he d.
What healthy there among you, II your husband
away, who canrot 90 out ard brush sufficient 70
make covering that vii keep on, the You have
better houses than any Of bad when rst
into the rrrhcry. viii awe way for our brethren The
pnissonsrisS, by ssyIpg God bless youi
amen Amen, sas heartily Yesponc ell by the audience
Brol.er JONI J.. ssrru, ms sionary recently arrived
n ON Eoslsnd, Lext toox The stand He had boon q
nisson ou, 'oIIseea nonns-ssmss nsroasny dsgot
In England and the Uailed States ~ exceedingly
hoste 10 NormopNm acknowledged that biz mission,
thought Genes had had the gospel prescoed 10 them
lou enough COW and they we're not miad 10 accept
u, .,ey night 90 and be asmIsd ne da not think cd
Al The erd OF smiths speech there was song sung by
q psu the platform; believe his name was Dunbar.
Ibe performance remarkably fine and the audience
iopeG the chorus There other time during
when they eviLce1 80 much emotion, interest aad
attention, rs drirg The singing OF this song tes wss
particularly noticeable among the younger wonen.
The next missionary who took tho stand was
,qutskre vticcd young fellow, who, according 10
hrs own story, bad been very wild before going on
hs mlsson. He, too, was thoroughly dssusicd with
life, and In favor OF having the Gensitos
damned for not accepting Mormonsm He described the
nGdshIs Of m ssorary life being Infinitely WORE than
spy Of tbsm had experienced Ia this valley He had
snseed 10 get meal Gay DoAsted OF the fsthful
and ssesesc performance Of ms duty 70 nagaoa' though
dark bearded thick set man next took the stand He
had been mssioDsry TO Switzerland and Italy Was per-
ftcy nh that sort OF e and gAddcr 70 receive
bis call hume Than bc had been before Ia hts o. He
vss great On Brgbams prophecies aud miracles. Brig.
hsm bad propheced that he would begin 70 recover
fIon Tire rteumaim with which he had long been suffer
from The very day Of hs departure his prophecy was
fobed by the orrss turning over upon him
TIE second daJ out, and mrscaously eafoe MIN - Nv
Brigham some OF q prophet, thepf' several ordinary
ncdepss subimed into miracles for his special pro
lection. DE had made converts ana was In favor OF
,srorg The Gentes right TO he'll for not accepting Nor
cnsm ola no, think ID worth while 10 preach any
10 ria nefe but LET he our own ro~ hereafter
How tie poor Gertilo world ought 70 lament The mis-
eonariss ell seemed inclined W let and be id;
they all, however, strongly advocated sending means 10
their brethren In Europe, nc to cradle them 70 cone
ntfe ms poncy was urged upon me congregation
The meetrg sdourrcd by sirging and prayer, after
u bad continued between three and four hours.
The aiisrScon service much shorter than ba, or
The forenoon Brigham net ~ church rhn missionaries
cd all the taking There seemed TO DO perfect unso.my
IN lg them 10 these facts-thsi they had msde no
converts that the Gentle worls should be dnrci lhs,
ne ecspe o. truth should no longer be preached upto ua
Then each speaker had supply OF mrscIes ana pro,ss
les tnss bad been fulbed 10 bic case sbisn care
scpIsy supremacy ridiculous, and all bosssod ar ,bc
mar rsr IN which trey nst performed their r,.sansr,
iunes 'n9urh uey we're thoroughly dsgusbf vita mis-
1tk Miur10r called upon Pres ,eut BRIGHAM, IRA
tnI my letter Cf INTRODUCTION rae President 1. varv
cwtecus ssrttTnsp, iaEs frc,fy on ali subie,,s ani
sbeneI MO- NED " bot upor sbenl considers hmsef 90
mai INA foos reaass gcon reporting be said no man
the word ccnld write fast can speak "fcrr
cbtnued be- "men sIssk three and four hupsred worss
n minute f1is was spoken 10 such an absolute ana
osiTe manner that your correspondent, supposng toe
Iopttt had derived his IforHatoa frana a divine
seTce, merely recltd that he never knew OF any
eFOittr ever Writing that fast During The coBvtrsstoa
u,ec no words 6sslles and Nor mons Shereupon ths
foIn.t Tive addressed mt .' fhorO oue pug want
20 feft-h ih,4 the nrst time The names Mrmons
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