The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-05


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all told, on The ground, but not child or
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order prevailed.
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Webb and Isaac Newman. Prerideuf of the H;ob
Counsel. both told me they Jaw Dance msnrr-
vers- James McGuffee, then resident of Psrcuan.
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before The Mountain Meadow. uasvrrrr |. <,,r,
pany of emigrants passed through Ceaar (Ttr.
George A Smith, then Fina Counrelor in the
Church, and Brigham Younz's night hand man
came down from Salt Lake CITY ureacbinp =,
different settlements. / at that time vas IN
Washington County. near where St. Georue mos
stanxls He sent for me. went to him. and h.
asked me to take him 10 Cedar CITY b. vry of
Fort Clara and Pinto sexflemeutz As he was ~,
business and must visit ali the settlements. We
started On our way up through the canon We
saw herds Of Indians, and be {Geo A. Smith
remarked to me that these Indiana with the adj
vantags they had of rocls could use up : large
COMPANY 81 emiorants. or make 4 VERY MT ~
them.
After pausing for short time he said to me.
g Brother Lee, what do You think the brethren
would do if company Of emigrants should
come down through here making threatss Don't
you think they would uitch into themsv n
piled that they certainly would. This seemed
to please him, and he again said 10 me. And
you really think the brethren would pitch into
them.- 4 CERTAINLY do, was my reply. sand
you had better instruct Col. Dame and Haight
if you want them to pass unmolested.- he con-
tinued: II asked Isaac (meaning Haightl the
same question. and he answered me inst AZ Won
do, and expect the boys would ritch into
them" again said to him he had better saw TO
Gov, Young that # he wants the emigrant com