Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
pLArS misronicAL FACTS.

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Pennsylvania and extensively pub
lished throughout the country. lie was
on the spot when csptain lanes Alien
was sng,s,d Win ths Mormon, lead.
ors In mastering the Battalion. lie
says:
Ihe eau could hhtdly nave hceh
more ineonyenicnty Timed, The YOUNG,
ana ihoan VINO tnull hcHt nave hcrh
spared, were then away rom lh NAN
body, either Win pioneer companies W.
the van, or. thclt thllh unhnh"uhcyi'
seeking work and food about me north
I'M the return OF the season for com.
menolng emigration. The force was
theroioig 70 De f,ernli,el from amons
WHO'S 's prs.ene" IL WA most Js,lrable
TO retain.
There werc some, too. who could not
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1state) government nuthdritiea In MI
nols and Missouri 20 give up their arms
on some special appeals 20 lRtlr p3I!l9i-
he male ~, Their rne5ni,l AMI now
they we're asked. in the midst of an
Indian country, TO surrender over I'VE
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fornia. without the hone III return I'm
after the conquest N that country.
Sould they view su'h proposition win
"nut IN, fe,iInv ~ r,,nt,, tri-
umphcd. The Union had never
,wronged them You shan have your
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Elder. a central mass meeting fnr
council some harangues az tho moro re-
mole,y sc9iler,I snup. 'n Nlnytl, Gnu
~ thinps r,se,,,t ana hsIst.J u, a., trg,
mnst-nnd. in three DAYS. tho fnrvr was
reported mustgred' organised and
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Col Kane, In company with Elder
Jesse G, Little, went from Washington
TO Fort Lcavcnworth with instructions
TO General kearnoy from the President
OF the United states nH 20 the Nor
mon battalion ic fully understood
the orders. They were to enlist $50 able
bodied men TO Invade New Mexico ANA
California as part OF the campaign
against Mexico OF which these two
provinces then formed % part
Elder Little who was IN charge of the
branches Of the church In IN" New
England states. had been Instructed by
President Young 10 see tho President
OF the United States, ana solicit govern
ment aid In their Journey 60 the West
Dy engaging some OF lh' .Morn"n' To