The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-10

/ TO GREAT BRITAIN.
Albert Darlington, Salt Lake City.
Be janin Hartman, Mill Creek.
George Stringf-llow, Sd ward, city.
David Cook, East Bountiful.
James Farmer, jr., Monroe.
John 81. White, 10th, ward, city. 1-
John Gray, 11lh ward.
Joseph g. Cutler, 18th ward.
Thomas LANG Pringle, 18th ward.
Moroni ]. Thomas, 10Th ward. Pre-
William s Brighton, 18th ward. N
William King, jr., 18th ward, @
Joseph A Jennings, 10th ward.
Isaac Dufin, Toquerville. -
William G. Davis. Big Cottonwood.
William Probert, jr., Holden.
Lyman Robinson, Fillmore.
David West, Pleasant Grove.
franklin Sow, Brigham City.
Benz min E. Rich, Ogden.
Winfred s. Harris,
Moroni Brown,
Moroni L. Brown, 50
William 81. Butler. Marriott.
John X. Baxter, Spring City.
Thomas d. Reese, Wales.
Robert Spence, Lake Town.
John Miller. Nephi.
George b. Butler, Marriott.
TO SCANDINAVIA.
james Hansen, Ephraim.
james p. Larsen, g
Jens j. hansen, Hyrum.
Niels Rasmussen Lindhal, Union.
John Hansen, South Jordan.
James G. Olsen, Salina.
,Jens Jensen, Monroe.
Hans Enoch Nielsen, Hyrum.
Andrew Amondsen, South Jordan.
Lars n Larsen, Moroni.
TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Samuel Gentry, jr., Coalville.
TO THE UNITED STATES. ca
Joseph A. Smith, Beaver.
George d. Nebeker, 10th ward, city.
James 5. Jensen, Redmond.
Jacob Jacobsen, Moroni.
Daniel Zu dol, Willard.
Samuel b. Warner, -
John Blsckham, Moroni.
Joseph r Murdoch, Charleston.
ID. Z. Harris, Monroe.
TO THE SOUTHERN sTATEs.
Edward Stevens, Bolden.
Anthony Paxton, Kanosh.
Lashbrook Laker, st. Charles.
George Psssey, Paris.
James II. Wells. Joseph.
ohm Houston, Panguitch.
Riley @. Clark, Is
Samuel Porter, Manti.
Peter 81. Anderson, Manti.
George NJ. Bartholomew, Fayette.
VIM h. Adams, Fountain Green.
John Carter MOunt Pleasant
James K. McCIenAhan, "
Samuel Bills, Fairview.
Elmer w. johnson, Kanab.
James w. Esrdley, Sd ward, city.
James Mott Barlow, 18th ward, city.
Charles B. Felt, 17th~wsrd, city.
Matthias NJ. Cowley, 14th ward, city.
Daniel K. Bsteman, West jordan.
d. B. NJ. Joliey, Mt. Carmel.
Isaac Riddle. Beaver.
John Robertson, Spanish Fork.
VIM. j. Packer, Brigham City.
Jacob G. Bigler, jr., Nephi.
VIM. III. Bskes, Beaver.
VIM. Hanks, Charleston.
Horace Eldredge. Sugar House Ward.
Francis NJ. Jolley, Manti.
VIM. Thompson, Granite.
Richard G. Camp, Wallsburg. ICY
ELDER JOS. F. SMITH spoke. IL
occupying the few remaining mo
ments be desired the faith and ear o
those present. He had been mucl
interested with the proceedings thu
far in the conference, and had re
joiced under he instructions that hsC
been given. l trust the same spirit
which has been with US 80 far vii
continue. / am always pleased t
bear my testimony to the go'pel
From my youth l have reioioed in tn
gospel, for know it is through obedi
ence TO the principles that We receivl
its blessings. l know that God ]
merciful, for We are weak and frai
creatures and We do not do IN man,
instances as We know how. In M
way of thinking it is only justice Il
require US to do as we know how
ana | think he will exercise hi:
charity and mercy where We do no
do as We know how to do, otherUis
some of Us will fall far short of VIVA
we have expected. Yet we must do a
God has commanded Us to secure tht
rewards he has promised, or to do a
near as We can do 30. / desire to b
found in humility in doing the bes
| know how; and if | fail, l shal
appeal TO God to forgive my short
comings aud to overlook my failingG
yet there are some things that are 81
Rimple we can all understand ant
carry them out. There Is one princl
pie laid down in the revelations Il
which may refer. He here real
from the revelations regarding for
giving our friends and our enemies
We sin when we fail to do as well q
We know how. These principles ar
too plain to be misunderstood, an
We cannot claim that We cannot com
prehsnd them. They should b
taught to children; yet l am free
ssy there are those who not only IA
to forgive those who have SHINE
againss them, but who hold in thei
hearts evil to the person and would
injure them if they could; and il
Idoing so they 90 in direct violatio
of the commandments of God. Il j
therefore wrong for men and Wome
to entertain feelings OF animosity tn
one towards another, while from Sat
bath to Sabbath they partake OF I'd
sacrament, as q token OF unity an
their belief in the Savior. now res
you how the Lord says We shall tres
our enemies, who would persecui
and destroy Us, and see how near W
come to obeying the commandment
! OF God in this regard. You mu
, forgive your brother seventy timt
seventy, or as often as be ask you
| But, ssys one, / cannot do it; / ca
do it two or three times, but ca
not do it seventy timen seventy. Bl
hear what we are further told. W
! should forgive our enemies eve
| though they do not repent and sc
ask forgiveness. You must foTgi'
them the FIST. second and third TIM
when they t-espsss against you, eve
TO the fourth time, and you viii TO
give them. it shall be added to you
tglory. But il he again come sgain
you, be is in your power. How otte
do We see it even among the Latte
day Saints, that one will not forgiV
another unless the brother come ar
very humbly plead forgiveness. So lor
las va will not forgive each other.